Proficiency 3 Flashcards
1
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in etwas Trost finden
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to find solace in sth.
2
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Handbuch, Leitfaden
A
compendium (when Sarah Raven’s new compendium thudded into my lap…)
3
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finster, unheimlich
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sinister (they come with sinister names such as…)
4
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wild, ungezähmt
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feral (The weeds are feral biology)
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karg, öde
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barren (he finds consolation in the barren appearances of its surroundings)
6
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heraufbeschwörend, aufrüttelnd
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evocative (wild flowers are more evocative than the correct botanical name)
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aufzeichnen
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to chart (the book charts the evolution of a number of plants)
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geschmäht, verunglimpft
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vilified (weeds are vilified)
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ankämpfen, eindämmen
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to stem (more money is needed to stem the tide of destructive weeds)
10
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verwirren / verwirrt, verdutzt
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to disconcert/ disconcerted (he mentions being disconcerted by his lack of ability)
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angestachelt, angespornt
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spurred on (she was grateful for having been spurred on in her efforts)
12
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vorteilhaft
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advantageous (the exercise method can be advantageous)
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Voraussetzung, Räumlichkeit
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premise (the programme seemed to be based on a slightly eccentric premise)
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unbarmherzig, unermüdlich
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relentless (comments on the relentless nature of the trainer)
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etw. in Angriff nehmen, etw. in den Griff bekommen
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to get to grips with sth. (It helps if you’d already got to grips with some Pilates techniques.)
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etw. probieren, sich mit etw. versuchen
A
to have a bout at sth.
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kämpfen mit
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to contend with (It’s my expectations that is hardest to contend with)
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eine Ansprache halten (nachdrücklich belehrend oder tadelnd)
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to harangue (she harangued me for over an hour about…)
19
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kochen, brodeln
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to seethe (Jo was seething when his mobile as stolen)
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ausgraben, aufstöbern
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to unearth (the boys unearthed some interesting old photos)
21
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missachten (Befehl), spotten
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to flout (Trevor flouted the rules of the gym)
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schnorren, abbetteln
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to scrounge (Can I scrounge 5 Dollar from you?)
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Einfallsreichtum
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ingenuity
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jds. Erwartungen erfüllen
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to live up to sb’s expectations
25
sich (irgendwie) durchschlagen
to live by one's wits
26
durch mündliche Überlieferung
by word of mouth
27
ein vertrauliches Gespräch haben
to have a heart to heart (talk)
28
mit allen Mitteln kämpfen
to fight tooth and nail
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geschickt
ably
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unvorstellbar
unimaginable
31
lustlos
unenthusiastic
32
jdn. für etw. begeistern
to enthuse sb. with sth.
33
unermesslich
immeasurable / measureless
34
Entlassung, Kündigung, Ablehnung
dismissal
35
unentschuldbar
inexcusable
36
angeblich etw. sein
to be reputet to be sth. (he is reputed to inspire young athletes.)
37
Selbstgefälligkeit, Selbstzufriedenheit
complacency
38
schlichten
to reconcile
39
tödlich
lethal (desease)
40
eigennütziges Interesse
vested interest (some businesses have a vested interest in promoting health scares.)
41
etw. widerlegen
disprove sth. (they are difficult to disprove)
42
jmd. erzürnen, erbosen
to incense sb.
43
etw. korrigieren, berichtigen
to rectify sth. (...recommending appropriate measures to rectify the situation)
44
zusammenhängend
cohesive
45
einen Präzedenzfall schaffen (Musterfall)
to set a precedent
46
ermüdend, lästig
tiresome (His attempts become rather tiresome after a while)
47
chirurgisch
surgical (to undergo a surgical procedure)
48
grausam, bösartig
ferocious (the press launched a ferocious attack...)
49
Es ist ein Kampf jeder gegen jeden.
It's dog eat dog
50
ein Anflug, Hauch von...
a whiff of
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weg gehen wie warme Semmel
to be snapped up
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Erfolgsbilanz
track record
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Denkweise, Einstellung
mindset
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Das letzte Wort ist noch nicht gesprochen.
The jury is still out
55
seitlich
lateral (accept lateral moves if they are attractive.)
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Einzelhandel, Kleinverkauf
retail (industry)
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rote Zahlen, Verlust, Defizit
red ink
58
Retter in der Not
white knight
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nahezu
nigh on (With nigh on double the number of students in ...)
60
versenden, verschicken
dispatch (documents)
61
ritterlich
chivalrous
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schlaksig
lanky
63
Entscheidungsfreudigkeit, Entschlusskraft
decisiveness
64
Durchsetzungsvermögen, Bestimmtheit
assertiveness
65
Bescheidenheit
humility
66
sich um etw. drehen
to revolve around sth. (The Affiliative Style revolves around people)
67
Befürworter
proponents (Its proponents value individuals and their emotions)
68
etw. ernten, erlangen (einheimsen)
to reap (sth.) (They reap the benefits of such an approach)
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heftig
fierce (commanding fierce loyalty)
70
boshaft
mischievous
71
ausgesprochen
markedly (there is a markedly positive effect on communication)
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Dilemma, Zwickmühle
quandary
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verdampfen, verdunsten
to evaporate (flexibility and responsibility evaporate)
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etw. befürworten, vertreten / Anwalt, Befürworter
to advocate / advocate
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Zwickmühle, Zwangslage
predicament
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leidenschaftlich
ardent (It was their parents' ardent hope that...)
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einwandfrei, makellos
impeccable (they were happy and considered her behaviour impeccable)
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sich an etw. weiden, in etw. schwelgen
to revel in sth. (she reveled in being left alone)
79
austeilen
to dole out (what you dole out to the young binds them to you)
80
beunruhigend
disconcerting
81
geheim
clandestine (her clandestine relationship would have shocked them)
82
abgestumpft, teilnahmlos
apathetic
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wortgewandt
articulate
84
geschwätzig
garrulous
85
unerschütterlich
unflappable
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frech, dreist
brazen
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launisch, unbeständig
fickle
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zulässig, erlaubt
permissible (It is permissible to lose rhyme in translation, but...)
89
gefeiert, bejubelt
acclaimed
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den Anforderungen entsprechen, die Erwartungen erfüllen
to be up to scratch
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weltberühmt
world-renowned
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denkwürdig
commemorable
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spannend, fesselnd
gripping
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lebensecht, naturtreu
true-to-life
95
mittelmässig
mediocre
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offenlegend, entfaltend
unfolding
97
spannend
suspenseful
98
Anstrengung, Bemühen
endeavour
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glücklich, frohlockend
jubilant (the crowd was jubilant when the firefighter carried the woman from the flaming building)
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geschmeidig, flexibel, anmutig, elegant
lithe (Joanna's control of her lithe body was impressive)
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entsetzlich, schrecklich
lurid (Barry's story was judged too lurid to be published on the website.)
102
eigenwillig, unkonventionell
maverick (John is a real maverick and always does things on his own)
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Lebensweisheit, Grundsatz
maxim (Ms. Stone's etiquette maxims are both entertaining and instructional)
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Funke, kleine Menge
modicum (Refusing to display even a modicum of sensitivity, Magda announced her boss's affair to the entire office.)
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mürrisch, griesgrämig
morose (David's morose nature made him very unpleasant to talk to.)
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unzählig
myriad (The city presented us with myriad possibilities for fun.)
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Tiefpunkt
nadir (My dad was boring, but the nadir came when my new car was stolen.)
108
symbolisch, äusserst gering
nominal (Kim sold everything for a nominal price.)
109
Anfänger
novice (Because we were all novices at archery, our instructor decided to begin with the bascis.)
110
sich etw. nicht bewusst sein
to be oblivious to sth. (Oblivious to the burning smell, my father did not notice that the rolls in the oven were burned.)
111
unterwürfig
obsequious (Donald acted like Susan's servant, obeying her every request in an obsequious manner.)
112
stumpf, begriffsstutzig
obtuse (They warned that the prime minister's obtuse approach to foreign policy would embroil the nation in mindless war.)
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verwickeln
to embroil
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Allheilmittel
panacea (Doctors wish there was a single panacea for every disease.)
115
Neigung, Vorliebe
penchant (Fiona's dinner parties quickly became monotonous on account of her penchant for Indian dishes.)
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Widerworte geben
to talk back (to your parents)
117
jmd. ausschimpfen
to tell sb. off
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überhaupt keine Chance
a snowball's chance in hell
119
fixe Ideen haben
to have a bee in one's bonnet (Ann has got a bee in her bonnet about people talking about her behind her back.)
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aus einer Mücke einen Elefant machen
to make a mountain out of a molehill
121
wie ein Elefant im Porzellanladen
like a bull in a china shop
122
auf kürzestem Weg, in direkter Linie
as the crow flies (London to Birmingham is about 180 miles as a crow flies.)
123
einsam
solitary (occupation)
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den üblichen Rahmen sprechen, neue Wege gehen
to break the mould
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leidenschaftlich, eifrig
fervent (she developed a fervent imagination)
126
sachkundig
knowledgeable
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fleissig, arbeitsam
industrious
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Unruhe stiften
to set/put the cat among the pidgeons (the politician put the cat among pidgeons by causing a national scandal)
129
bis in alle Ewigkeit, bis zum Abwinken
until the cows come home (You can ask me until the cows come home but I'll never agree.)
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aus erster Hand, direkt von der Quelle
straight from the horse's mouth
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den Stier bei den Hörner packen
to take the bull by the horns
132
ein rotes Tuch
like a red rag to a bull (Any mention of animal abuse to Tony is like a red rag to a bull.)
133
eine Ewigkeit
donkey's years (I haven't seen him for donkey's years.)
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auf dem Präsentierteller sitzen, einfache Opfer sein
to be sitting ducks (The terrorists said that the dead soldiers had been sitting ducks.)
135
Routinearbeit, "Drecksarbeit"
the donkey work (Steve was fed up with doing the donkey work)
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sich zurückhalten
to hold one's horses (Just hold your horses and wait for a while. Don't rush into a decision.)
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Schlafende Hunde sollte man nicht wecken.
let sleeping dogs lie
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Kraft vergeuden, Zeit verschwenden
to flog a dead horse (We tried so many times to persuade him to come but it was obvious we were flogging a dead horse.)
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in Ungnade gefallen sein, unbeliebt sein
to be in the doghouse (If I don't remember her birthday, I'll be in the doghouse.)
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austreten, kündigen
to resign from (your job)
141
von Beruf
by profession (He's a doctor by profession)
142
Meinungsfreiheit, Redefreiheit
freedom of speech
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Rückgang
a decline in (standards)
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etw. zugeben
to admit to (a fault)
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Handlungsablauf
course of action
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bei Tagesanbruch
at the crack of dawn (at the crack of dawn, the broke camp and set off for the distant mountains)
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Sache des Prinzips
matter of principle (I refuse to throw books away as a matter of principle)
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den Punkt erreichen, an dem es kein Zurück mehr gibt
to reach the point of no return
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Preis des Erfolgs
price of success (the failure of her relationship was the price of success for her)
150
Gedankenfaden
train of thought (I just lost my train of thought.)
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sein Gesicht verlieren
to lose face (Young people don't want to lose face by being criticised.)
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das Beste/ Grösste
the bee's knees (So many people let success go to their head and then they think they are the bee's knees!)
153
nicht den Kopf verlieren
to keep one's wits about one (If anything goes wrong on the journey, keep your wits about you and don't panic!)
154
beinhalten, mit sich bringen
entail (Writing the dissertation for my degree will entail a lot of hard work.)
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ausdauernd, beharrlich
persevering
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Erholung, Entspannung, Freizeit
recreation
157
annehmen, vermuten
to presume (sth.)
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Sprachbeherrschung
command of language (I presume you all have a pretty good command of the language)
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etw. ohne lange nachzudenken sagen, aus dem Stehgreif sagen
say sth. on the top of one's head (I said sth. off the top of my head because I wasn't prepared for his question.)
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Mir ist ein Stein vom Herzen gefallen.
It took a load off my mind.
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jmd. gründlich die Meinung sagen
to give sb. a piece of one's mind
162
grosse Lust haben, etw. zu tun
to have a good mind to do sth.
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verbannen
to relegate
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Zähigkeit, Beharrlichkeit
tenacity (How well you do depends on your tenacity and perseverance.)
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Ausdauer, Durchhaltevermögen
perseverance (How well you do depends on your tenacity and perseverance.)
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Erweiterung, Verlängerung
extension
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Schritt halten mit etw. /jmd.
to keep abreast of sth./sb.
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Steigerung, (Vergrösserung)
augmentation (used in medicine, music,...)
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beruhigt sein
to rest assured (... yet can rest assured that when I meet them, I greet them.)
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Frechheit, Unverschämtheit
insolence (the insolence of shop assistants which...)
171
Heiligkeit
sacredness
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Mangel, Defizit, Schwäche
deficiency
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jmd. belästigen, bedrängen
to badger sb.
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hinauszögern, verlängern
to prolong
175
prägnant, knapp, bündig
succinct (The book's succinct style makes it compulsively readable.)
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unbezähmbar, unbändig
irrepressible (This irrepressible desire to know is...)
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typisch, bezeichnend / Eigenschaft, Merkmal
characteristic (It is not a characteristic of inanimate objects.)
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Steifheit, Starre
rigidity (A moving organism no longer waited in solid rigidity fo food to come its way.)
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eifrig, enthusiastisch (fast religiös)
zealous (about) (the individual that hesitated in the zealous search of food starved)
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Kurzen Prozess mit etw./jmd. machen
to make short work of sth./sb. (The kids made short work of the cakes and ice-cream at the party.)
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sich einen Millimeter bewegen
to budge an inch (The jam jar lid wouldn't budge an inch even though we tried everything!)
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unbegreiflich, unverständlich
incomprehensible (his presentation was quite simply incomprehensible.)
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erschöpfend, vollständig, ausgiebig
exhaustive (I am sure he has carried out exhaustive studies.)
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die Taktik wechseln, einen anderen Kurs einschlagen
to change tack
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Vorläufer, Fortsetzung (Buch)
prequel / sequel (We're expecting to see a sequel of the drama serial.)
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Ausgang, Lösung (einer Geschichte, Konflikt)
denouement (The denouement of The Bourne Ultimatum had the audience on the edge of their seats.)
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Filmmusik
score (He has written the score for numerous well-known film productions.)
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glänzende Kritiken
rave reviews (The show received rave reviews from the critics)
189
Kinoleinwand
silver screen (Many dream of achieving fame on the silver screen.)
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ernüchtert / enttäuscht über
disillusioned (with) (They become disillusioned after several failures.)
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heben, hochziehen
to hoist (John hoisted her onto his shoulders)
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klettern
to clamber (The protagonist clambers across the rooftops.)
193
schlendern
to amble
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stapfen, trotten
to trudge
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konkurrenzlos
unrivalled (The Music School has an unrivalled track record)
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Begeisterung, Elan
verve (The performance was lacking in verve and energy.)
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wiederholen, wiederkehren
to recur (These shots recur in a regular pattern.)
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Aufmerksamkeitsspanne
attention span
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etw. erklären, für etw. aufkommen, für etw. die Verantwortung tragen
to account for sth. (He accounts for the effectiveness of the genre.)
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wählerisch vorgehen
to pick and choose
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verlockend, verführerisch
alluring
202
etw. schildern, beschreiben
to depict sth. (Much of modern art does not depict reality in a way that is easily comprehensible.)
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Darstellung, Abbild
portrayal (The focus was very much on a realistic portrayal of what artists saw around them.)
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Anzeichen für etw. sein, auf etw. hindeuten
to be indicative of sth.
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an etw. zurück denken
to reminisce about sth.
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etw. andeuten
hint at sth.
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etw. bestaunen, bewundern
to marvel at sth.
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etw. ersetzen, austauschen
to substitute for sth.
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von etw. absehen, nicht teilnehmen, fernbleiben
to abstain from doing sth. / (voting, an activity, alcohol)
210
etw. näher ausführen
to elaborate on sth. (a text)
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sich bei jmd. einschmeicheln
to ingratiate oneself (with sb.)
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gefragt
in demand
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auf Messers Schneide
on a knife edge
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bei jmd. in Ungnade fallen
to fall out of favor with sb.
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aus dem Ruder laufen, ausarten
to get out of hand
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ungewöhnlich
(nothing) out of the ordinary
217
Verlangen nach etw. haben
to have a craving/thirst for sth.
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ein Verbot (für etw.) verhängen
to impose a ban on sth.
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jmd. spontan in den Sinn kommen
to spring to sb.'s mind
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behindern, erschweren
to impede (communication, a plan, the construction)
221
jmd. integrieren, in die eigenen Reihen aufnehmen
to bring sb. into the fold (Brands were keen to bring the bloggers into the fold.)
222
Verderben, Ruin
undoing (Success could be their undoing)
223
ausbauen, erweitern
to parlay sth. (Bloggers subsequently parlayed their fame into paid jobs with brands.)
224
Entstehung, Auftauchen
emergence (The emergence of such pseudo-blogs underlines a shift that was happening at that time.)
225
begehrenswert
covetable (It was the bloggers who were behind that striped dress becoming so covetable.)
226
Einweisung, Empfehlung, Verweis
referral (to a hospital, specialist) (to retailer sites)
227
sich verspekulieren
to back the wrong horse
228
unter dem Nennwert
below par (His performance had been below par all season.)
229
auf die Palme gehen, die Wände hochgehen
to go off the deep end (about sth.)
230
unbeständig
inconsistent (Warner has been playing inconsistently for the past few games.)
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Auseinandersetzung, Kontroverse
controversy (...due to the controversy caused by her trip.)
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Basis-
grassroots (level, organisation, movement)
233
Sport-
sporting (career, accident, event, injury)
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Bewegungsfreiheit
elbow room (The capsule has more elbow room than a typical family house.)
235
mit blossem Auge
with the naked eye
236
etw./jmd. als Beispiel hinstellen
to hold sth./sb. up as an example (Hold the space station up as an example of international co-operation.)
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Heldentat, Meisterleistung
feat
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Rückzug
retreat (The ongoing retreat of the Arctic ice sheet due to climate change...)
239
Die Zeit ist noch nicht reif für...
time is not ripe for sth.
240
etw. anführen, anleiten
to spearhead (Haberman spearheaded the development of the first barcode.)
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rechtzeitig, zeitgemäss
timely (It allows timely reorders and deliveries.)
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mühevoll, mühsam
painstaking (it saves hours of unnecessary and painstaking inventory work by staff.)
243
jmd. zu etw. veranlassen, jmd. etw. vorgaukeln
to lead to do sth. / to lead sb. to believe in sth. (The travel agent had led John to believe that the hotel would provide all meals.)
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Verschlechterung
(climate, eyesight, weather) deterioration
245
Entgegen der allgemeinen Auffassung
Contrary to popular belief (..., the island was not discovered by chance.
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skurril, launenhaft
whimsical
247
vorausahnend, vorherwissend
prescient (book)
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Haftung, Verbindlichkeit
(legal) liability
249
Stau
traffic congestion
250
hartnäckig, unlösbar
intractable (problem, conflict, pain)
251
Aussichtspunk
vantage point
252
etw. ausstrahlen / etw. ausscheiden
to exude sth. (Her unlined face exudes calm.) / (exude liquid, sweat)
253
Wilderer
poacher
254
Perspektivenverschiebung
shift in perspective
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weitsichtig
farsighted (He can be regarded as farsighted in anticipating developments of this kind.)
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an der Macht sein, am Ruder sein
to be at the helm (You're at the helm of your own career.)
257
in Kürze, binnen Kürze
before long (Before long I knew how to manage lots of aspects of staging.)
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Veröffentlichung
publication
259
entgegensetzen, kontern
to counter sth.
260
Flutwelle
tidal wave (The tidal wave inundated vast areas of cropland.)
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eintauchen
to immerse (to immerse in a movie)
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Fehlverhalten
misconduct (The press seems to give more column inches to misconduct.)
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sich um etw. kümmern
to see about sth. (Could you please see about getting the sofa re-covered?)
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Bekenntnis
admission (of guilt, failure)
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höchstpersönlich
(as) large as life
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Komplexität, Schwierigkeit
intricacy
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unter die Haut gehen
to get under the skin (of)
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Missgeschick, Not, Unglück
adversity
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Tränen vergiessen
to shed tears
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aufgestaute Gefühle
pent-up emotions
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Begeisterung, Verzückung
rapture
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vorübergehend
transient
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etw. aufs Spiel setzen
to put sth. on the line
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den Ausschlag geben
to tip the balance
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eifersüchtig
jaundiced
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schlechter Verlierer
sore loser
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gedeihen
to flourish (business)
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anzünden, entzünden
to ignite
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leuchtend
luminous
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Stich, Färbung
tinge (of unreality)
281
Gehaltsnebenleistungen
fringe benefits
282
Wer reklamiert, bekommt was er will.
squeaky wheel gets the grease
283
Aktienmarkt, Börse
share market
284
Marktlücke
market niche
285
pfiffig, schlau
canny (...despite my canny parents urging patience.)
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Zurückhaltung, Beschränkung
restraint
287
Naivität
naivety
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Arbeitsrückstand
backlog (...simply to clear the backlog.)
289
es kaum erwarten können, etw. zu tun
to be raring to do sth.
290
Vertraulichkeit (Vereinbarung)
confidentiality (agreement)
291
teuer bezahlen
to pay dearly (An omission which I paid dearly for in subsequent months.)
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etw. auf jmds. Konto schreiben
to chalk sth. up to sb./sth. (I chalked it up to experience.)
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etwas komplett anderes
a different kettle of fish (Marketing a product in the USA is a different kettle of fish from the UK.)
294
unterlassen, zurück halten
to refrain (We refrained from talking until we knew that it was safe.)
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zurücknehmen, zurückziehen
to retract (When questioned on TV, the minister retracted his allegations.)
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verwerflich
reprehensible (Due to his reprehensible conduct, he was expelled from the school.)
297
stillstehen, stagnieren
to stagnate (The electronics industry is showing signs of stagnating.)
298
stellvertretend, nachempfunden
vicarious (They get a vicarious thrill from watching motor racing.)
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schwanken, noch unentschlossen sein
to vacillate (Her mood vacillated between hope and despair.)
300
kürzen, beschränken
to curtail (The last government severely curtailed trade union rights.)
301
am Stück, ohne Unterbrechung
at a stretch (How can you manage to study for ten hours at a stretch?)
302
nach jds Geschmack
to sb's liking (The poetry reading wasn't really to my liking.)
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überfordert sein
out of sb's debth (Is it my imagination or does Greg feel out of his debth in that very academic environment?)
304
eine klare, einfache Sache sein
to be a plain sailing (Trish's excellent results mean that the rest of the course will be plain sailing from now on.)
305
Fangfrage
loaded question (The survey has been criticised for using loaded questions.)
306
kennzeichnen, vormerken
to earmark sth. (The building is earmarked for preservation.)
307
Freigabe, Abstand, Beseitigung
clearance (Millions were demolished in slum clearance.)
308
seinen Weg machen, sich an die Spitze drängen
to forge ahead (..., when the French forged ahead with their massive hypermarkets.)
309
kleinstädtisch
provincial (town)
310
Zahnmedizin
dentistry
311
Gewinnung, Entzug
extraction (Dentistry has come a long way since the days of simple fillings and extractions.)
312
entmutigend
dispiriting (It is too dispiriting to dwell on.)
313
List, Trick
ruse (We may smile at the advertising ruses of the past but...)
314
mutmasslich, angeblich
putative (The copywriter had to come up with some impressive labels for a putative hand cream.)
315
Hinterhältigkeit
deviousness
316
zulässig, erlaubt
allowable (...tightening of the rules concerning what is allowable in advertising.)
317
unfehlbar
infallible (...that was the meaning that the British Public would infallibly read into it.)
318
Nachteil, Schaden
detriment (...to the detriment of his own interests.)
319
clever, klug
savvy
320
veranstalten, austragen, inszenieren
to stage (The agency staged its first role reversal course.)
321
Skepsis, Vorsicht
wariness (Advertising agencies have long been viewed by their clients with a mixture of wariness and envy.)
322
unecht, gefälscht
fictitious (...a fictitious product launch)
323
jähzornig, aufbrausend
irascible (He was an irascible, aggressive man.)
324
üblich, gewöhnlich
customary (...with the verve customarily reserved for used-car lot.)
325
Voraussage
prognostication
