English test 4&7 Flashcards

1
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unterdrücken

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suppress (v.)

If you supress your feeling, it may only make things worse.

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2
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in guter / schlechter Stimmung

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in high/low spirits

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3
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zärtlich

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tender (adj.)

Brian can be quite tender when he wants to be.

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4
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Hass

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hatred (n)

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5
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Verachtung

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contempt (n)

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6
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Vorurteil

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prejudice (n.)

My father has his prejudices and one of them is a prejudice against foreigners.

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7
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Neid; beneiden

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envy (n.&v.)

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8
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scharf; begeistert

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keen (adj.)

He seemed very keen to meet her.

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9
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ungeduldig; begierig

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eager (adj.)

The children were very eager to open their presents.

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10
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emotionale Spannung

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tension

The tension in the room was so thick you could cut it with a knife.

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11
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begeistert

Begeisterung

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enthusiastic (adj.)

Duncan is very enthusiastic about playing in his band at weekends.

enthusiasm (n.)

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12
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Freude, Vergnügen

entzückt, hocherfreut

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delight (n.)

It was a delight having you here.

delighted adj.

She was delighted with her exam results.

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13
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Zufriedenheit

zufrieden stellen

zufriedenstellend

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satisfaction n.

satisfy v.

satisfactory adj.

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14
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unzufrieden

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dissatisfied adj.

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15
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ertragen

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bear, bore, borne v.

The loss of her mother was more than Iris could bear.

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16
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verzweifelt

Verzweiflung

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desperate adj.

despair n.

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17
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Trauer, tiefer Kummer

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grief n.

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18
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trösten

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comfort v.

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19
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weinen

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weep, wept, wept

Wayne wept when he heard the bad news.

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20
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sich sehnen nach

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long for v.

The young couple longed for a home of their own.

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21
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Bedauern, Mitleid

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pity n.

We took pity on the homeless man and bought him a hot meal.

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22
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Mitleid, Mitgefühl

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sympathy n

He had no sympathy with her because she refused to help herself.

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23
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beunruhigen, stören, belästigen

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bother v.

John’s smoking really bothers me.

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24
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ärgerlich, verärgert, wütend

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angrily adj.

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25
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feindlich, feindselig

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hostile adj.

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26
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Wut

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rage n.

When Jennifer saw the damage to her car, she flew into a rage.

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27
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Anfall

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fit n

When my wife heard I was going out for a pint, she had a fit.

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28
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Laune

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temper n

  • John’s got an awful temper.*
  • The boss is really in a terrible temper this morning.*
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29
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schuldig

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guilty adj.

Don’t you feel even a little bit guilty about stealing the money?

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30
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beschämt

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ashamed adj.

Kevin was truly ashamed of what he had done.

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31
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Seufzer; seufzen

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sigh n; v

She sighed with relief when her guests finally left.

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32
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betrachten, ansehen

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regard v

She regards John as a close friend.

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33
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beabsichtigen, vorhaben

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intend v

  • What do you intend to say to her?*
  • Perhaps Tom’s silly remark was intended as a joke?*
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34
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Ziel

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aim n

Sheila worked very hard to achieve her aim of obtaining a university degree.

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35
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Augenöffner

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reality check n

I think someone needs a reality check here. We can’t possibly finish this book in six months!

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36
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einfallen, bewusst werden

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come to, came to, come to v

And then it came to me that she was talking about another Nigel!

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37
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Motiv, Grund

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motive

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38
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erfassen, begreifen

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grasp v

After I explained it to him, Jimmy easily grasped how memory works.

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39
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vermuten, annehmen (2)

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suppose

assume

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40
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feststellen, entscheiden

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determine v

The quality of the results is determined by the standart of the experiment.

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41
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erarbeiten

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work out v

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42
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beweisen

Beweis

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prove (proved, proven)

proof n

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43
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folgern, schliessen

Folgerung, Schluss

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conclude v

conclusion n

come to a conclusion/ draw a conclusion

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44
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eine Charakterschwäche

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a character fault

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45
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Gewissen

ein reines / schlechtes Gewissen

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conscience

a clear/ guilty conscience

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46
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überheblich

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superior adj.

He makes me so angry with that superior smile of his!

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47
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unvorsichtig, achtlos

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careless adj.

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48
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vorsichtig

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cautious adj

Ruth has always been extremely cautious about how she spends her money.

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49
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Schwung, Elan, Tatendrang

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drive

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50
Q

(Eigen-)Initiative

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initiative n

If you want that promotion, you’re going to have to show more initiative!

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51
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Pflicht

Pflichtsbewusstsein

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duty n

a sense of duty

52
Q

lustig, unterhaltsam

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amusing adj

Sue’s so amusing when she tells a story

53
Q

lebhaft

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lively adj.

When I take my young daughter shopping, she is so lively I can hardly keep her in her pushchair.

54
Q

geizig

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stingy adj

55
Q

anständig

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decent adj.

Dave’s the kind of decent guy you’d want as a son-in-law.

56
Q

gemein

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nasty adj

Sarah was really nasty to her husband after he had lost his job.

57
Q

heimtückisch

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wicked adj.

That was a wicked thing to do!

58
Q

bescheiden

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modest adj

Nigel is rather modest and doesn’t like to talk about his successes.

59
Q

selbstbewusst

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bold adj.

William is a bold leader and has made his company the success that it is today.

60
Q

ermöglichen / erlauben

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enable v

This new program enables users to do their calculations more accurately.

61
Q

zurechtkommen, fertig werden

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cope v

  • Jack had to be sent to a mental hospital because he could not longer cope.*
  • Tracey is learning to cope with her problems.*
62
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etw. tolerieren, erdulden

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put up with v

I’m sick and tired of always having to put up with my boss’s bad temper!

63
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nachgeben

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give in (gave in, given in)

64
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gutheissen, zustimmen

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approve v

Larry’s wife approved Glen’s tase of clothes.

65
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schlecht finden

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disapprove

66
Q

dröngen

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urge v

The rest of the team urged Ed to finish the game.

67
Q

aufziehen, erziehen

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bring up (brought up, brought up)

It’s not easy for parents to bring up children nowdays.

68
Q

auf-/grossziehen

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raise v

I was born and raised in the city.

69
Q

Kleinfamilie

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nuclear family

70
Q

Grossfamilie

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extended family

71
Q

Patchworkfamilie (aus zwei oder mehr früheren Familien zusammengwürfelte neue Familie)

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patchwork family

72
Q

Alleinerzihende(r)

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single parent

73
Q

ältere

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elder adj

My elder brother’s 21; my younger one’s only 12.

74
Q

ältester

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eldest adj

Don is the eldest son of Lord Dunstan.

75
Q

Windel (2)

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nappy

diaper

76
Q

Kinderwagen

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pram

baby carriage

77
Q

(meine) Oma

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nan

I loved Nan more than anyone else in my family.

78
Q

Verwandte(r)

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relation

What relation is Geoff to you?

79
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Witwe(r)

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widow(er)

80
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Verlobte(r)

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fiancé(e)

81
Q

Bräutigam

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bridegroom

82
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Braut

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bride

83
Q

Hochzeitsreise

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honeymoon

84
Q

(auf)lösen

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break off

Anna and Christopher have broken off their engagement.

85
Q

sich trennen

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separate

When their kids were grown up, Mrs and Mr Barnes decided to separate.

86
Q

Testament

A

will

make a will

87
Q

aufbauen auf

A

base on

88
Q

Grundbaustein

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basic unit

89
Q

der Generationenkonflikt

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the generation gap

90
Q

sehr bekannt und wichtig

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prominent adj

91
Q

Minderheit

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minority

a racial minority

92
Q

Rassenspannungen

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racial tensions

93
Q

die Wohlhabenden

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the well-off

94
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(fianziell) vom Glück begünstigt

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fortunate

95
Q

spiessige Einstellung

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middle-class attitudes

96
Q

bürgerliche Herkunft

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middle-class background

97
Q

auskommen, zurechtkommen

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get by (got by, got by)

People on welfare have to get by on a small amount of money each month.

98
Q

Vereinigung, Verein

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association

Our neighbourhood association meets once a month.

99
Q

Gleichaltrige

Gleichaltrigengruppe

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peer

a peer group

100
Q

Kumpel

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mate

101
Q

Kind; Jugendliche(r)

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youngster

102
Q

Streber(in)

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swot

103
Q

Schwachkopf

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nerd

104
Q

Waschlappen, Schwächling

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wimp

wuss

105
Q

sehr gut, cool

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wicked

106
Q

fertigmachen

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get down

Don’t let school get you down.

107
Q

die Hausarbeit erledigen

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do the chores

108
Q

Taschengeld

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allowance

109
Q

Rente

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pension

110
Q

Altersrente

A

old age pension

111
Q

körperlich eingeschränkt/ geschädigt

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impaired

visually impaired

hearing impaired

112
Q

Rollstuhl

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wheelchair

a wheelchair user

113
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A
114
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anmachen

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hit on

115
Q

entgegenkommend

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cooperative

During the demonstration the police was not very cooperative.

116
Q

gegenseitig, beideseitig

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mutual

mutual affection

mutual friends

117
Q

mit jmd auskommen

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get on with

We’ve always got on well with our neighbours.

118
Q

sich an jmd wenden

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call on

Just call on us if you need any help.

119
Q

moralisch

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moral

moral support

moral values / principles

120
Q

Benehmen, Verhalten

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conduct

At the end of the school year, Gary won a prize for good conduct.

121
Q

angesehene Familien

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respectable homes

122
Q

berufsmässige(r) Berater(in)

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counsellor

123
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Aussenseiter

A

misfit

124
Q

vernachlässigen

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negelct

Society shouldn’t neglect its responsibility towards social misfits.

125
Q

Unruhe

Rassenkrawalle

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riot

race riots

126
Q

misshandelt, verprügelt

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battered

battered wives/babies

127
Q

ein Frauenhaus

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a women’s shelter