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electrician
Elektriker (m) [ɛ′lektrikə]
plumberسباك/سمكري
Klempner (m) [′klempnə]
carpenter
Zimmermann (m) [′tsimɛrman]
masseur
Masseur (m) [ma′sø:r]
masseuse
Masseurin (f) [ma′sø:rin]
doctor
Arzt (m) [a:rtst]
taxi driver
Taxifahrer (m) [′taksifa:rə]
driver
Fahrer (m) [′fa:rə]
delivery man
Ausfahrer (m) [aʊs′fa:rə]
chambermaid
Zimmermädchen (n) [′tsimɛr′mɛ:thən]
security guard
Wächter (m) [′vɛɦtə]
flight attendant
Flugbegleiterin (f) [′flykbɛglaıtɛrin]
teacher (in primary school)
Lehrer (m) [′le:rə]
librarian
Bibliothekar (m) [bibliɔ′te:ka:r]
translator
Übersetzer (m) [jubɛr′zɛtsə]
interpreter
Dolmetscher (m) [′dɔlmɛʧə]
guide
Fremdenführer (m) [′frɛmdɛnfy:rə]
hairdresser
Friseur (m) [fri′zø:r]
mailman
Briefträger (m) [′bri:ftrɛgə]
salesman
Verkäufer (m) [fɛr′kɔıfə]
gardener
Gärtner (m) [′gɛrtnə]
servant (in household)
Diener (m) [′di:nə]
maid
Magd (f) [makt]
cleaner (cleaning lady)
Putzfrau (f) [′pʊtsfrau]
private
Soldat (m) [zɔl′da:t]
sergeant
Feldwebel (m) [′feltwe:bl]
lieutenant
Leutnant (m) [′løıtnant]
captain
Hauptmann (m) [′hauptman]
major
Major (m) [ma′jɔ:r]
colonel
Oberst (m) [′ɔ:bɛrst]
general
General (m) [gɛnɛ′ra:l]
marshal
Marschall (m) [′marʃa:l]
admiral
Admiral (m) [admi′ra:l]
military man
Militärperson (f) [mili′tɛrpɛ′zɔn]
soldier
Soldat (m) [zɔl′da:t]
officer
Offizier (m) [ɔfi′tsi:ə]
commander
Kommandeur (m) [kɔman′dø:r]
border guard
Grenzsoldat (m) [′grɛntszɔlda:t]
radio operator
Funker (m) [′fʊŋkə]
scout (searcher)
Aufklärer (m) [′aufk′lerə]
pioneer (sapper)
Pionier (m) [piɔ′ni:ə]
marksman
Schütze (m) [′ʃytsə]
navigator
Steuermann (m) [′ʃtɔıəman]
king
König (m) [′kø:niɦ]
queen
Königin (f) [′kø:nigin]
prince
Prinz (m) [prints]
princess
Prinzessin (f) [prin′tsɛsin]
tsar/czar
Zar (m) [tsa:r]
czarina
Zarin (f) [′tsa:rin]
president
Präsident (m) [prɛzi′dɛnt]
Secretary (~ of State)
Minister (m) [mi′nistə]
prime minister
Ministerpräsident (m) [mi′nistə prɛzi′dɛnt]
senator
Senator (m) [ze′na:tɔ:r]
diplomat
Diplomat (m) [diplɔ′ma:t]
consul
Konsul (m) [′kɔnzul]
ambassador
Botschafter (m) [′bɔ:tʃaftə]
advisor (military ~)
Ratgeber (m) [′ra:tge:bə]
official (civil servant)
Beamte (m) [bə: ′amtə]
prefect
Präfekt (m) [prɛfɛkt]
mayor
Bürgermeister (m) [′byrgɛrmaıstə]
judge
Richter (m) [′riɦtə]
district attorney
Staatsanwalt (m) [′ʃta:tsʰanvalt]
missionary
Missionar (m) [misiɔ′na:r]
monk
Mönch (m) [′mønɦ]
abbot
Abt (m) [apt]
rabbi
Rabbiner (m) [ra′bi:nə]
vizier
Wesir (m) [we′zi:r]
shah
Schach (n) [ʃah]
sheikh
Scheich (m) [ʃaıh]
beekeeper
Bienenzüchter (m) [′bi:nɛn′tsyɦtə]
herdsman
Hirt (m) [hirt]
agronomist
Agronom (m) [agrɔ′nɔ:m]
cattle breeder
Viehzüchter (m) [′fi:tsyhtə]
veterinarian
Tierarzt (m) [′ti:rʰ′a:rtst]
farmer
Farmer (m) [′farmə]
winemaker
Winzer (m) [′wintsə]
zoologist
Zoologe (m) [tsɔ:′lɔ:gə]
cowboy
Cowboy (m) [′kau′bɔı]
actor
Schauspieler (m) [′ʃauʃ′pi:lə]
actress
Schauspielerin (f) [′ʃauʃ′pi:lərin]
singer (masc.)
Sänger (m) [′zɛŋə]
singer (fem.)
Sängerin (f) [′zɛŋərin]
dancer (masc.)
Tänzer (m) [′tɛntsə]
dancer (fem.)
Tänzerin (f) [′tɛntsərin]
performing artist (masc.)
Künstler (m) [′kynstlə]
performing artist (fem.)
Künstlerin (f) [′kynstlərin]
musician
Musiker (m) [′mʊ:zikə]
pianist
Pianist (m) [pia′nist]
guitar player
Gitarrist (m) [gita′rist]
conductor (of musicians)
Dirigent (m) [diri′gent]
composer
Komponist (m) [kɔmpɔ′nist]
impresario
Manager (m) [′mɛnəʤə]
movie director
Regisseur (m) [reʒi′sø:r]
producer
Produzent (m) [prɔdʊ′tsɛnt]
scriptwriter
Drehbuchautor (m) [′dre:ɛbʊhʰautɔ:r]
critic
Kritiker (m) [′kritikə]
writer
Schriftsteller (m) [′ʃriftʃtɛlə]
poet
Dichter (m) [′diɦtə]
sculptor
Bildhauer (m) [′bilt′hauə]
artist (painter)
Maler (m) [′ma:lə]
juggler
Jongleur (m) [ʒɔŋ′lø:r]
clown
Clown (m) [′klaun]
acrobat
Akrobat (m) [akrɔ′ba:t]
magician
Zauberkünstler (m) [′tsaubə′kynstlə]
doctor
Arzt (m) [a:rtst]
nurse
Krankenschwester (f) [′kraŋkən ′ʃvɛstə]
psychiatrist
Psychiater (m) [psyhi′atə]
dentist
Zahnarzt (m) [′tsa:nʰa:rtst]
surgeon
Chirurg (m) [hi′rʊrk]
astronaut
Astronaut (m) [astrɔ′naut]
astronomer
Astronom (m) [astrɔ′nɔ:m]
pilot
Pilot (m) [pi′lɔ:t]
driver (of taxi/etc.)
Fahrer (m) [′fa:rə]
engineer (train driver)
Lokomotivführer (m) [lɔkɔmɔ′ti:f ′fy:rə]
mechanic
Mechaniker (m) [me′ha:nikə]
miner
Bergarbeiter (m) [′bɛrkʰ′arbaıtə]
worker
Arbeiter (m) [′arbaıtə]
metalworker
Schlosser (m) [′ʃlɔsə]
joiner (carpenter)
Tischler (m) [′tiʃlə]
turner
Dreher (m) [′dre:ə]
construction worker
Bauarbeiter (m) [′bauarbaıtə]
welder
Schweißer (m) [′ʃvaısə]
professor (title)
Professor (m) [prɔ′fɛsɔ:r]
architect
Architekt (m) [arhi′tɛkt]
historian
Historiker (m) [his′tɔ:rikə]
scientist
Wissenschaftler (m) [′wisɛnʃaftlə]
physicist
Physiker (m) [′fy:zikə]
chemist (scientist)
Chemiker (m) [′he:mikə]
archeologist
Archäologe (m) [arhɛɔ′lɔ:gə]
geologist
Geologe (m) [geɔ′lɔ:gə]
researcher
Forscher (m) [′fɔrʃə]
babysitter
Kinderfrau (f) [′kindər ′frau]
teacher/educator
Pädagoge (m) [pɛda′gɔ:gə]
editor
Redakteur (m) [redak′tø:r]
editor-in-chief
Chefredakteur (m) [′ʃɛfrɛdaktø:r]
correspondent
Korrespondent (m) [kɔrɛspɔn′dɛnt]
typist (fem.)
Schreibkraft (f) [′ʃraıpkraft]
designer
Designer (m) [di′zaınə]
computer expert
Computerspezialist (m) [kɔm′pjytɛrʃpɛtsia′list]
programmer
Programmierer (m) [prɔgra′mi:rə]
engineer (designer)
Ingenieur (m) [iŋʒɛ′nø:r]
sailor
Seemann (m) [′ze:man]
seaman
Matrose (m) [mat′rɔ:zə]
rescuer
Retter (m) [′rɛtə]
fireman
Feuerwehrmann (m) [′fɔıə′we:r′man]
policeman
Polizist (m) [pɔli′tsist]
watchman
Nachtwächter (m) [naht ′vɛɦtə]
detective
Detektiv (m) [detɛk′ti:f]
customs officer
Zollbeamte (m) [′tsɔl bɛ′amtə]
bodyguard
Leibwächter (m) [′laıpvɛɦtə]
inspector
Inspektor (m) [ins′pɛktɔ:r]
sportsman
Sportler (m) [′ʃpɔrtlə]
trainer/coach
Trainer (m) [′trɛnə]
butcher
Fleischer (m) [′flaıʃə]
cobbler
Schuster (m) [′ʃʊstə]
merchant
Geschäftsmann (m) [gɛ′ʃɛfts′man]
loader (person)
Ladearbeiter (m) [′la:dɛ′arbaıtə]
fashion designer
Modeschöpfer (m) [mɔ:də′ʃɛpfə]
model (fem.)
Modell (n) [mɔ′dɛl]
schoolboy
Schüler (m) [′ʃy:lə]
student (college ~)
Student (m) [ʃtʊ′dɛnt]
philosopher
Philosoph (m) [filɔ′zɔf]
economist
Ökonom (m) [økɔ′nɔ:m]
inventor
Erfinder (m) [ɛr′fində]
unemployed (n)
Arbeitslose (m) [′arbaıtslɔ:zə]
retiree
Rentner (m) [′rɛntnə]
spy/secret agent
Spion (m) [ʃpi′ɔ:n]
prisoner
Gefangene (m) [gɛ′faŋɛnə]
striker
Streikende (m) [′ʃtraıkʰɛndə]
bureaucrat
Bürokrat (m) [byrɔk′rat]
traveler
Reisende (m) [′raızɛndə]
homosexual
Homosexuelle (m) [′hɔmɔzɛksʊ′ɛlə]
hacker
Hacker (m) [′hɛkə]
hippie
Hippie (m) [′hipi]
bandit
Bandit (m) [ban′di:t]
hit man/killer
Killer (m) [′kilə]
drug addict
Drogenabhängiger (m) [′drɔ:gənʰaphɛŋigə]
drug dealer
Drogenhändler (m) [′drɔgɛnhɛndlə]
prostitute (fem.)
Prostituierte (f) [prɔstitʊ′i:rtə]
pimp
Zuhälter (m) [′tsuhɛltə]
sorcerer
Zauberer (m) [′tsaubɛrə]
sorceress
Zauberin (f) [′tsaubɛrin]
pirate
Seeräuber (m) [′ze:′rɔıbə]
slave
Sklave (m) [′skla:və]
samurai
Samurai (m) [zamʊ′raı]
savage (primitive)
Wilde (m) [′wildə]
sportsman
Sportler (m) [′ʃpɔrtlə]
kind of sports
Sportart (f) [′ʃpɔrtart]
basketball
Basketball (m) [′basketbal]
basketball player
Basketballspieler (m) [′basketbal ′ʃpi:lə]
baseball
Baseball (m/n) [′bɛısbɔl]
baseball player
Baseballspieler (m) [′bɛısbɔl ′ʃpi:lə]
soccer
Fußball (m) [′fʊ:sbal]
soccer player
Fußballspieler (m) [′fʊ:sbal ′ʃpi:lə]
goalkeeper
Torwart (m) [′tɔ:rvart]
hockey
Eishockey (n) [′aıs′hɔki:]
hockey player
Eishockeyspieler (m) [′aıs′hɔke ′ʃpi:lə]
volleyball
Volleyball (m) [′vɔlibal]
volleyball player
Volleyballspieler (m) [′vɔlibal ′ʃpi:lə]
boxing
Boxen (n) [′bɔksən]
boxer
Boxer (m) [′bɔksə]
wrestling
Ringen (n) [′riŋən]
wrestler
Ringkämpfer (m) [′ri′ŋkɛmpfə]
karate
Karate (n) [ka′ra:tə]
karate fighter
Karate Kämpfer (m) [ka′ra:tə ′kɛmpfə]
judo
Judo (n) [′ju:dɔ]
judo athlete
Judoka (m) [′ju:dɔka]
tennis
Tennis (n) [′tɛnis]
tennis player
Tennisspieler (m) [′tɛnis ′ʃpi:lə]
swimming
Schwimmen (n) [′ʃwimən]
swimmer
Schwimmer (m) [′ʃwimə]
fencing
Fechten (n) [′fɛɦtən]
fencer
Fechter (m) [′fɛɦtə]
chess
Schach (n) [ʃah]
chess player
Schachspieler (m) [′ʃahʃ′pi:lə]
alpinism
Bergsteigen (n) [′bɛrkʃ′taıgən]
alpinist
Bergsteiger (m) [′bɛrkʃ′taıgə]
running
Lauf (m) [′lauf]
runner
Läufer (m) [′løıfə]
athletics
Leichtathletik (f) [′laıɦtʰatle:tik]
athlete
Athlet (m) [at′le:t]
horseback riding
Pferdesport (m) [′pfe:rdə ʃpɔrt]
horse rider
Reiter (m) [′raıtə]
figure skating
Eiskunstlauf (m) [′aıskʊnst′lauf]
figure skater (masc.)
Eiskunstläufer (m) [′aıs′kʊnstløıfə]
figure skater (fem.)
Eiskunstläuferin (f) [′aıs′kʊnst′lɔıfərin]
weightlifting
Gewichtheben (n) [gɛ′wiɦthe:bn]
weightlifter
Gewichtheber (m) [gɛ′wiɦthe:bə]
car racing
Autorennen (n) [′autɔrɛŋən]
racing driver
Rennfahrer (m) [′rɛnfa:rə]
cycling
Radfahren (n) [′ra:tfa:rən]
cyclist
Radfahrer (m) [′ra:tfa:rə]
broad jump
Weitsprung (m) [′vaıtʃprʊŋ]
pole vault
Stabhochsprung (m) [′ʃtaphɔhʃprʊŋ]
jumper
Springer (m) [′ʃpriŋə]
football
American Football (m) [ɛ′mɛrikən ′fʊtbɔ:l]
badminton
Federballspiel (n) [′fe:dər′bal ʃpi:l]
biathlon
Biathlon (n) [biat′lɔ:n]
billiards
Billard (n) [bi′ʎart]
bobsled
Bob (m) [bɔp]
bodybuilding
Bodybuilding (n) [bɔdi′bildiŋ]
water polo
Wasserballspiel (n) [′vasəbal ʃpi:l]
handball
Handball (m) [′hantbal]
golf
Golf (n) [gɔlf]
rowing
Rudern (n) [′rʊ:dərn]
scuba diving
Tauchen (n) [′tauhn]
cross-country skiing
Skilanglauf (m) [′ʃi:laŋlauf]
ping-pong
Tischtennis (n) [′tiʃtɛnis]
sailing
Segelsport (m) [′ze:glʃ′pɔrt]
rally racing
Rennen (n) [′rɛnən]
rugby
Rugby (n) [′rakbi]
snowboarding
Snowboard (n) [′snɔubɔrt]
archery
Bogenschießen (n) [′bɔ:gənʃi:sən]
barbell
Hantel (f) [′hantl]
dumbbells
Hanteln (pl) [′hantəln]
training machine
Trainingsgerät (n) [′trɛniŋsgərɛt]
bicycle trainer
Fahrradtrainer (m) [′faradt′rɛınə]
treadmill
Laufbahn (f) [′laufba:n]
horizontal bar
Reck (n) [rɛk]
parallel bars
Barren (m) [′barən]
vaulting horse
Sprungpferd (n) [′ʃprʊŋpfɛt]
mat (in gym)
Matte (f) [′matə]
jump rope
Sprungseil (n) [′ʃprʊŋzaıl]
aerobics
Aerobic (n) [aɛ′rɔ:bik]
yoga
Yoga (m) [′jɔga]
hockey
Eishockey (n) [′aıs′hɔki:]
hockey player
Eishockeyspieler (m) [′aıs′hɔke ′ʃpi:lə]
to play hockey
Hockey spielen [′hɔki: ′ʃpi:lən]
ice
Eis (n) [aıs]
puck
Puck (m) [pʊk]
hockey stick
Hockeyschläger (m) [′hɔki: ʃlɛgə]
ice skates
Schlittschuhe (pl) [′ʃlitʃʊ:ə]
board
Bord (m) [′bɔrt]
shot
Schuss (m) [ʃʊs]
goaltender
Torwart (m) [′tɔ:rvart]
goal (score)
Tor (n) [tɔ:r]
to score a goal
ein Tor schießen [aın ′tɔ:r ′ʃi:sən]
period
Drittel (n) [′dritl]
second period
zweites Drittel (n) [′tsvaıtɛs ′dritl]
substitutes bench
Ersatzbank (f) [ɛr′zatsbaŋk]
soccer
Fußball (m) [′fʊ:sbal]
soccer player
Fußballspieler (m) [′fʊ:sbal ′ʃpi:lə]
to play soccer
Fußball spielen [′fʊ:sbal ′ʃpi:lən]
major league
Oberliga (f) [′ɔ:bɛrli:ga]
soccer club
Fußballclub (m) [′fʊ:sbal ′klup]
coach
Trainer (m) [′trɛnə]
owner/proprietor
Besitzer (m) [bə′zitsə]
team
Mannschaft (f) [′manʃaft]
team captain
Mannschaftskapitän (m) [′manʃafts kapi′tɛn]
player
Spieler (m) [′ʃpi:lə]
substitute
Ersatzspieler (m) [′ɛrzats ′ʃpi:lə]
forward
Stürmer (m) [′ʃtyrmə]
center forward
Mittelstürmer (m) [′mitl ′ʃtyrmə]
striker/scorer
Torjäger (m) [′tɔrʰ′e:gə]
defender/back
Verteidiger (m) [fɛr′taıdigə]
halfback
Läufer (m) [′løıfə]
match
Spiel (n) [ʃpi:l]
to meet (vi/vt)
sich begegnen [ziɦ bɛ′gi:gnən]
final
Finale (n) [fi′na:lə]
semi-final
Halbfinale (n) [′halpfi′na:lə]
championship
Meisterschaft (f) [′maıstɛrʃaft]
period/half
Halbzeit (f) [′halptsaıt]
first period
erste Halbzeit (f) [′ɛrstɛ ′halbtsaıt]
half-time
Halbzeit (f) [′halptsaıt]
goal
Tor (n) [tɔ:r]
goalkeeper
Torwart (m) [′tɔ:rvart]
goalpost
Torpfosten (m) [′tɔ:rp′fɔstən]
crossbar
Torlatte (f) [′tɔ:r′latə]
net
Netz (n) [nɛts]
to concede a goal
ein Tor zulassen [aın ′tɔ:ə tsu:lasn]
ball
Ball (m) [bal]
pass
Pass (m) [pas]
kick
Schuss (m) [ʃʊs]
to kick (~ the ball)
schießen (vi) [′ʃi:sən]
free kick
Freistoß (m) [′fraıstɔ:s]
corner kick
Eckball (m) [′ɛkbal]
attack
Attacke (f) [a′takə]
counterattack
Gegenangriff (m) [′gɛgɛnʰ′aŋrif]
combination
Kombination (f) [kɔmbina′tsʲɔ:n]
referee
Schiedsrichter (m) [′ʃi:tsriɦtə]
to whistle (vi)
pfeifen (vi) [′pfaıfən]
whistle (sound)
Pfeife (f) [′pfaıfə]
foul/misconduct
Foul (n) [fɔl]
to commit a foul
foulen (vt) [′faulən]
to send off
vom Platz verweisen [fɔm ′pla:ts fɛr′vaızən]
yellow card
gelbe Karte (f) [′gɛlbə ′kartə]
red card
rote Karte (f) [′rɔ:tə ′kartə]
disqualification
Disqualifizierung (f) [diskvalifi′tsirʊŋ]
to disqualify (vt)
disqualifizieren (vt) [diskvalifi′tsi:rən]
penalty kick
Elfmeter (m) [′ɛlf′me:tə]
wall
Mauer (f) [′mauə]
to score (vi/vt)
ein Tor schießen [aın ′tɔ:r ′ʃi:sən]
goal (score)
Tor (n) [tɔ:r]
to score a goal
ein Tor schießen [aın ′tɔ:r ′ʃi:sən]
substitution
Wechsel (m) [′vɛksl]
to replace (vt)
ersetzen (vt) [ɛr′zɛtsən]
rules
Regeln (pl) [′re:gəln]
tactics
Taktik (f) [′taktik]
stadium
Stadion (n) [′ʃta:diɔn]
stand (bleachers)
Tribüne (f) [tri′by:nə]
fan/supporter
Anhänger (m) [′anhɛŋə]
to shout (vi)
schreien (vi) [′ʃraıən]
scoreboard
Anzeigetafel (f) [an′tsaıgə ′tafl]
score
Ergebnis (n) [ɛr′ge:pnis]
defeat
Niederlage (f) [′ni:dɛrla:gə]
to lose (not win)
verlieren (vt) [fɛr′li:rən]
draw
Unentschieden (n) [′unʰɛntʃi:dən]
to draw (vi)
unentschieden spielen [′unʰɛntʃi:dən ′ʃpi:lən]
victory
Sieg (m) [zi:k]
to win (vi/vt)
gewinnen (vt) [gɛ′winən]
champion
Meister (m) [′maıstə]
best (adj)
der beste [də ′bestə]
to congratulate (vt)
gratulieren (vi) [gratʊ′li:rən]
commentator
Kommentator (m) [kɔmɛn′ta:tɔ:r]
to commentate (vt)
kommentieren (vt) [kɔmən′ti:rən]
broadcast
Übertragung (f) [ju:bert′ragʊŋ]
skis
Ski (pl) [ʃi:]
to ski (vi)
Ski laufen [′ʃi: ′laufən]
mountain-ski resort
Skiort (m) [′ʃiɔrt]
ski lift
Skilift (m) [′ʃi:lift]
ski poles
Skistöcke (pl) [′ʃi:ʃtøkə]
slope
Abhang (m) [′aphaŋ]
slalom
Slalom (m) [′sla:lɔm]
golf
Golf (n) [gɔlf]
golf club
Golfklub (m) [′gɔlf klup]
golfer
Golfspieler (m) [′gɔlf ′ʃpi:lə]
hole
Loch (n) [′løh]
club
Schläger (m) [′ʃlɛgə]
golf trolley
Golfwagen (m) [′gɔlf ′va:gən]
tennis
Tennis (n) [′tɛnis]
tennis court
Tennisplatz (m) [′tɛnisplats]
serve
Aufschlag (m) [′aufʃlak]
to serve (vt)
angeben (vt) [′aŋe:bn]
racket
Tennisschläger (m) [′tɛnis ′ʃlɛ:gə]
net
Netz (n) [nɛts]
ball
Ball (m) [bal]
chess
Schach (n) [ʃah]
chessmen
Schachfiguren (pl) [′ʃahfi′gʊ:rən]
chess player
Schachspieler (m) [′ʃahʃ′pi:lə]
chessboard
Schachbrett (n) [′ʃahb′rɛt]
chessman
Figur (f) [fi′gʊ:r]
White (white pieces)
Weißen (pl) [′vaısən]
Black (black pieces)
Schwarze (pl) [′ʃvartsə]
pawn
Bauer (m) [′bauə]
bishop
Läufer (m) [′løıfə]
knight
Springer (m) [′ʃpriŋə]
rook (castle)
Turm (m) [tʊrm]
queen
Königin (f) [′kø:nigin]
king
König (m) [′kø:niɦ]
move
Zug (m) [tsuk]
to move (vi/vt)
einen Zug machen [′aınɛn ′tsuk ′mahn]
to sacrifice (vt)
opfern (vt) [′ɔpfərn]
castling
Rochade (f) [rɔ′ha:də]
check
Schach (n) [ʃah]
checkmate
Matt (n) [mat]
chess tournament
Schachturnier (n) [′ʃahtʊrni:ə]
Grand Master
Großmeister (m) [′grɔ:smaıstə]
combination
Kombination (f) [kɔmbina′tsʲɔ:n]
game (in chess)
Partie (f) [par′ti:]
checkers
Damespiel (n) [′da:məʃpi:l]
boxing
Boxen (n) [′bɔksən]
fight (bout)
Boxkampf (m) [′bɔkskampf]
boxing match
Zweikampf (m) [′tsvaıkampf]
round (in boxing)
Runde (f) [′rʊndə]
ring
Ring (m) [riŋ]
gong
Gong (m) [gɔŋ]
punch
Schlag (m) [ʃla:k]
knock-down
Knockdown (m) [nɔk′daun]
knockout
Knockout (m) [nɔ′kaut]
to knock out
k.o. schlagen (vt) [kɔ ′ʃla:gən]
boxing glove
Boxhandschuh (m) [′bɔkshantʃʊ:]
referee
Schiedsrichter (m) [′ʃi:tsriɦtə]
lightweight
Leichtgewicht (n) [′laıɦt gɛ′wiɦt]
middleweight
Mittelgewicht (n) [′mitl gɛ′wiht]
heavyweight
Schwergewicht (n) [′ʃwe:rgɛwiɦt]
Olympic Games
Olympischen Spiele (f) [ɔ′lympiʃɛn ′ʃpi:lə]
winner
Sieger (m) [′zi:gə]
to be winning
siegen (vi) [′zi:gən]
to win (vi)
gewinnen (vt) [gɛ′winən]
leader
Tabellenführer (m) [ta′bɛlən ′fyrə]
to lead (vi)
führen (vi) [′fy:rən]
first place
der erste Platz [də ′ɛ:rstɛ plats]
second place
der zweite Platz [də ′tsvaıtɛ plats]
third place
der dritte Platz [də ′dritɛ ′plats]
medal
Medaille (f) [me′daʎə]
trophy
Trophäe (f) [trɔ′fɛ:ə]
prize cup (trophy)
Pokal (m) [pɔ′ka:l]
prize (in game)
Preis (m) [praıs]
main prize
Hauptpreis (m) [′hauptpraıs]
record
Rekord (m) [re′kɔrt]
to set a record
einen Rekord aufstellen [′aınɛn rɛ′kɔrt ′aufʃtɛlən]
final
Finale (n) [fi′na:lə]
final (adj)
Final- [fi′na:l]
champion
Meister (m) [′maıstə]
championship
Meisterschaft (f) [′maıstɛrʃaft]
stadium
Stadion (n) [′ʃta:diɔn]
stand (bleachers)
Tribüne (f) [tri′by:nə]
fan/supporter
Fan (m) [fɛn]
opponent/rival
Gegner (m) [′gɛgnə]
start
Start (m) [ʃtart]
finish line
Ziel (n)/Finish (n) [tsi:l]/[′finiʃ]
defeat
Niederlage (f) [′ni:dɛrla:gə]
to lose (not win)
verlieren (vt) [fɛr′li:rən]
referee
Schiedsrichter (m) [′ʃi:tsriɦtə]
jury
Jury (f) [′ʒy:ri]
score
Ergebnis (n) [ɛr′ge:pnis]
draw
Unentschieden (n) [′unʰɛntʃi:dən]
to draw (vi)
unentschieden spielen [′unʰɛntʃi:dən ′ʃpi:lən]
point
Punkt (m) [pʊŋkt]
result (final score)
Ergebnis (n) [ɛr′ge:pnis]
half-time
Halbzeit (f)/Pause (f) [′halptsaıt]/[′pauzə]
doping
Doping (n) [′dɔ:piŋ]
to penalize (vt)
bestrafen (vt) [bəʃt′ra:fən]
to disqualify (vt)
disqualifizieren (vt) [diskvalifi′tsi:rən]
apparatus
Sportgerät (n) [′ʃpɔrt gə′rɛt]
javelin
Speer (m) [′ʃpe:ə]
shot put ball
Kugel (f) [′kʊ:gl]
ball (snooker/etc.)
Kugel (f) [′kʊ:gl]
aim (target)
Ziel (n) [tsi:l]
target
Zielscheibe (f) [′tsi:lʃaıbə]
to shoot (vi)
schießen (vi) [′ʃi:sən]
precise (~ shot)
genau [gɛ′nau]
trainer/coach
Trainer (m) [′trɛnə]
to train (sb)
trainieren (vt) [trə′ni:rən]
to train (vi)
trainieren (vi) [trə′ni:rən]
training
Training (n) [′trɛniŋ]
gym
Turnhalle (f) [′tʊrn′halə]
exercise (physical)
Übung (f) [′ju:bʊŋ]
warm-up (of athlete)
Aufwärmen (n) [′aufvɛrmən]
school
Schule (f) [′ʃʊ:lə]
headmaster
Schulleiter (m) [′ʃʊ:laıtə]
pupil (boy)
Schüler (m) [′ʃy:lə]
pupil (girl)
Schülerin (f) [′ʃy:lərin]
schoolboy
Schuljunge (m) [ʃʊ:′lyŋə]
schoolgirl
Schulmädchen (f) [ʃʊ:l′mɛ:thən]
to teach (sb)
lehren (vt) [′le:rən]
to learn (language/etc.)
lernen (vt) [′lɛrnən]
to learn by heart
auswendig lernen [′ausvəndiɦ ′lernən]
to study (work to learn)
lernen (vi) [′lɛrnən]
to be in school
in der Schule sein [in də ′ʃʊ:le zaın]
to go to school
die Schule besuchen [di ′ʃʊ:le bɛ′zu:hən]
alphabet
Alphabet (n) [alfa′be:t]
subject (at school)
Fach (n) [fah]
classroom
Klasse (f) [′klasə]
lesson
Stunde (f) [′ʃtʊndə]
recess
Pause (f) [′pauzə]
school bell
Schulglocke (f) [′ʃʊ:lgløkə]
desk (for pupil)
Schulbank (f) [′ʃʊ:lbaŋk]
chalkboard
Tafel (f) [′ta:fl]
grade
Note (f) [′nɔ:tə]
good grade
gute Note (f) [′gʊ:tə ′nɔ:tə]
bad grade
schlechte Note (f) [′ʃleɦtə ′nɔ:tə]
to give a grade
eine Note geben [′aınɛ ′nɔ:tɛ ′ge:bn]
mistake
Fehler (m) [′fɛ:lə]
to make mistakes
Fehler machen [′fe:lə ′mahn]
to correct (an error)
korrigieren (vt) [kɔri′gi:rən]
cheat sheet
Spickzettel (m) [ʃpik′tsɛtl]
homework
Hausaufgabe (f) [′haus ′aufga:bə]
exercise (in education)
Übung (f) [′ju:bʊŋ]
to be present
anwesend sein [′anwe:zənt zaın]
