English Book B2 Course Th Nuernberg Flashcards

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Wohlstand

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prosperity

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ungestüm

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Impetuous

Impetuous refers to acting quickly and without thought or consideration,

Example:
“Her impetuous decision to quit her job without a backup plan left her struggling to find a new one

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Festered

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eitern

Erklärung auf Englisch:
“Festered” refers to a situation or wound that becomes infected and worsens over time, both literally and metaphorically. It can describe a physical wound that becomes filled with pus or a negative emotion or situation that grows worse when left unresolved.

Example:
“The conflict between the two colleagues festered over time, leading to a hostile work environment.”

In this example, “festered” is used metaphorically to describe how a small issue, when ignored, became more serious and damaging.

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unvermeidlich

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invariably

Erklärung auf Englisch:
“Invariably” means something that always happens in the same way or under the same circumstances, without exception. It implies consistency and predictability.

Example:
“He invariably arrives late to every meeting, no matter how early it starts.”

In this example, “invariably” means that the person is always late, no matter the situation—it is a consistent pattern

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getadelt

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reprimanded

Erklärung auf Englisch:
“Reprimanded” refers to being formally scolded or criticized for wrongdoing or inappropriate behavior, typically by someone in authority. It implies that the person receiving the reprimand is being told that their actions were unacceptable.

Example:
“The employee was reprimanded by her manager for missing the deadline on an important project.”

In this example, “reprimanded” indicates that the manager criticized the employee for her failure to meet the deadline, emphasizing that her behavior was not acceptable.

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hypocrisy

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Heuchelei

Erklärung auf Englisch:
“Hypocrisy” refers to the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not conform. It involves a discrepancy between what one professes and what one actually does.

Example:
“The politician’s hypocrisy was evident when he criticized others for their dishonesty while secretly engaging in corrupt practices himself.”

In this example, “hypocrisy” highlights the contrast between the politician’s public statements about integrity and his private actions that contradict those statements.

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signpost

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