traditionell
existing in or as part of a tradition; long-established
adjective
例句:
• They served a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.
• She wore a traditional dress for the ceremony.
zweimal
two times; on two occasions
adverb
例句:
• I've been there twice.
• Think twice before making a decision.
Wind
the natural movement of air
noun
例句:
• The wind was blowing hard.
• A strong wind knocked down several trees.
sich sorgen
to feel anxious or troubled about something
verb
例句:
• Don't worry — everything will be fine.
• She worries too much about what others think.
Sorge
a state of anxiety or concern
noun
例句:
• Money is her biggest worry.
• He has a lot of worries at the moment.
Marke
a type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name
noun
例句:
• Which brand of coffee do you prefer?
• The brand is known for its quality.
Bus
a large motor vehicle carrying passengers along a fixed route
noun
例句:
• I take the bus to work every morning.
• The school bus picks up the children at eight.
Cent
a monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a dollar
noun
例句:
• The candy costs fifty cents.
• He didn't have a cent to his name.
zählen
to determine the total number of something
verb
例句:
• Can you count the number of chairs in the room?
• She counted the money carefully.
Zählung
the act of counting or a total reached by counting
noun
例句:
• The final count was two hundred and fifty.
• Keep a count of how many people arrive.
kritisch
expressing disapproval or finding fault
adjective
例句:
• She was critical of his performance.
• The review was very critical of the movie.
entscheidend
of the greatest importance; essential
adjective
例句:
• This is a critical moment in the negotiations.
• Speed is critical in an emergency.
digital
relating to or using computer technology and electronic data
adjective
例句:
• The company is undergoing a digital transformation.
• She prefers digital books over printed ones.
vierte
coming after the third in order or position
number
例句:
• She finished in fourth place.
• The office is on the fourth floor.
frisch
recently made, produced, or harvested; not stale or preserved
adjective
例句:
• The bread is fresh from the oven.
• We buy fresh vegetables at the farmers' market.
See
a large body of water surrounded by land
noun
例句:
• We went swimming in the lake.
• The cabin is located near a beautiful mountain lake.
geistig
relating to the mind
adjective
例句:
• Mental health is just as important as physical health.
• The puzzle requires mental effort.
erwähnt
referred to briefly or in passing
verb
例句:
• As I mentioned earlier, the deadline is Friday.
• She mentioned that she might be late.
Mund
the opening in the face used for speaking and eating
noun
例句:
• Open your mouth wide for the dentist.
• She covered her mouth to hide her smile.
erkennen
to become fully aware of something as a fact
verb
例句:
• I didn't realize how late it was.
• She suddenly realized that she had left her keys at home.
bleiben
to continue to exist or stay in the same state
verb
例句:
• The situation remains unchanged.
• Please remain seated until the plane has stopped.
Maßstab
the relative size or extent of something
noun
例句:
• The scale of the disaster was enormous.
• They produce goods on a large scale.
Waage
a device for weighing things
noun
例句:
• She stepped on the scale to check her weight.
• The kitchen scale is very precise.
Punktestand
the number of points achieved in a game or test
noun
例句:
• The final score was three to one.
• She got a perfect score on the exam.
erzielen
to gain a point or points in a game
verb
例句:
• He scored two goals in the match.
• The team scored in the last minute.
getrennt
forming or viewed as a unit apart from others; individual
adjective
例句:
• They have separate bedrooms.
• These are two separate issues.
trennen
to cause to move or be apart
verb
例句:
• They separated the recyclables from the trash.
• The couple decided to separate.
klug
having or showing quick intelligence
adjective
例句:
• She is one of the smartest students in the class.
• That was a smart decision.
Oberfläche
the outside or top layer of something
noun
例句:
• The surface of the table was scratched.
• The submarine rose to the surface.
werfen
to propel something through the air by a movement of the arm and hand
verb
例句:
• He threw the ball to his teammate.
• Don't throw garbage on the ground.
Hochzeit
a marriage ceremony
noun
例句:
• They had a beautiful outdoor wedding.
• The wedding is scheduled for June.
Arme
the upper limbs of the human body
noun
例句:
• She crossed her arms and frowned.
• The baby fell asleep in his mother's arms.
Waffen
weapons; military equipment
noun
例句:
• The country is reducing its nuclear arms.
• They took up arms against the invaders.
Vorteil
an advantage or profit gained from something
noun
例句:
• One benefit of the job is free parking.
• The benefits of a healthy diet are well known.
profitieren
to receive an advantage from something
verb
例句:
• Students benefit from regular exercise.
• Everyone benefits from a good education.
Budget
an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time
noun
例句:
• The project went over budget.
• We need to stick to our monthly budget.
klicken
to press a button on a mouse or screen
verb
例句:
• Click the link to open the page.
• She clicked on the download button.
Klick
a short, sharp sound
noun
例句:
• I heard the click of the lock.
• The camera made a click when she took the photo.
Anwesen
a large area of land with a large house on it
noun
例句:
• The family owns a country estate.
• The estate covers hundreds of acres.
Nachlass
all the money and property owned by a person at the time of their death
noun
例句:
• She inherited a large estate from her grandmother.
• The lawyer handled the estate.
gescheitert
not achieving the desired outcome; unsuccessful
adjective
例句:
• The failed experiment taught them valuable lessons.
• It was a failed attempt to break the record.
Glaube
complete trust or confidence in someone or something
noun
例句:
• I have faith in your ability to succeed.
• She never lost faith in herself.
Mode
a prevailing custom or style of dress, behavior, or way of life
noun
例句:
• She works in the fashion industry.
• Fashion trends change every season.
Merkmal
a distinctive attribute or quality of something
noun
例句:
• The phone's best feature is its camera.
• Safety features are included in all models.
aufweisen
to have as a prominent attribute or aspect
verb
例句:
• The magazine features an interview with the author.
• The film features several well-known actors.
Fonds
a sum of money saved or collected for a particular purpose
noun
例句:
• They set up a fund for the victims.
• The retirement fund has grown significantly.
finanzieren
to provide money for a particular purpose
verb
例句:
• The government will fund the research project.
• The trip was funded by donations.
Generation
all the people born and living at about the same time
noun
例句:
• The younger generation is more tech-savvy.
• This technology will benefit future generations.
Hügel
a naturally raised area of land, smaller than a mountain
noun
例句:
• The house sits on top of a hill.
• They walked up the steep hill.
Metall
a hard, solid material such as iron, gold, or steel
noun
例句:
• The gate is made of metal.
• Heavy metal is both a type of music and a material.
Mitte
in the middle of
adjective
例句:
• She is in her mid-thirties.
• The event takes place in mid-July.
Profil
a short description of someone's life, character, or work
noun
例句:
• She updated her profile on the website.
• The magazine published a profile of the artist.
ziehen
to exert force on something to move it toward oneself
verb
例句:
• Pull the door to open it.
• She pulled the curtains closed.
drücken
to exert force on something to move it away from oneself
verb
例句:
• Push the button to start the machine.
• He pushed the door open with his shoulder.
Sitz
a place to sit, such as a chair or bench
noun
例句:
• Please take a seat.
• The theater has five hundred seats.
sexuell
relating to the physical activity of sex or to attraction between people
adjective
例句:
• Sexual harassment is not tolerated in the workplace.
• The film contains some sexual content.
Ziel
a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack or action
noun
例句:
• The company has set ambitious sales targets.
• The target audience for the product is young adults.
anvisieren
to aim or direct something at a particular group or individual
verb
例句:
• The ad campaign targets teenagers.
• The new policy targets tax evasion.
Dorf
a small community or group of houses in a rural area
noun
例句:
• She grew up in a small village in the countryside.
• The village has a population of about three hundred.
Agent
a person who acts on behalf of another person or group
noun
例句:
• She hired a real estate agent to sell her house.
• The secret agent completed the mission.
Tier
a living organism that feeds on organic matter
noun
例句:
• The dog is a domesticated animal.
• Animal welfare is an important issue.
Autorität
the power or right to give orders and enforce obedience
noun
例句:
• The manager has the authority to make hiring decisions.
• She spoke with authority on the subject.
Grundlage
the underlying support or foundation for something
noun
例句:
• The theory has no scientific basis.
• We meet on a weekly basis.
zeichnen
to produce a picture by making lines on a surface
verb
例句:
• She can draw beautiful portraits.
• The child drew a picture of her family.
anziehen
to attract or pull toward oneself
verb
例句:
• The concert drew a large crowd.
• He drew the curtains shut.
Mitarbeiter
people employed by a person or organization for wages
noun
例句:
• The company has over five hundred employees.
• All employees must attend the training session.
eintreten
to come or go into a place
verb
例句:
• Please knock before you enter.
• She entered the room quietly.
eingeben
to type data into a computer
verb
例句:
• Enter your password to log in.
• She entered the data into the spreadsheet.
Ex
a former partner in a relationship
noun
例句:
• She ran into her ex at the grocery store.
• His ex still lives in the same city.
Fundament
the lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level
noun
例句:
• The house has a solid concrete foundation.
• Cracks in the foundation can be a serious problem.
Stiftung
an organization established to provide funds for charitable purposes
noun
例句:
• The Gates Foundation supports global health initiatives.
• She donated money to a children's foundation.
gewinnen
to obtain or secure something desired
verb
例句:
• She gained valuable experience from the internship.
• The party gained seats in the election.
Gewinn
an increase in something
noun
例句:
• The stock showed a gain of five percent.
• Weight gain can be a side effect of the medication.
Gedächtnis
the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information
noun
例句:
• She has an excellent memory for names.
• The accident left him with no memory of the event.
Erinnerung
something remembered from the past
noun
例句:
• I have fond memories of my childhood.
• The song brings back happy memories.
wichtigste
of the first importance; main
adjective
例句:
• He is the prime suspect in the case.
• Location is of prime importance in real estate.
Blüte
the period of greatest success or productivity in a person's life
noun
例句:
• She was in the prime of her career.
• He is past his prime as an athlete.
Ring
a small circular band worn on a finger as an ornament or symbol
noun
例句:
• He gave her a diamond ring.
• She wears a silver ring on her right hand.
klingeln
to make a clear resonant sound
verb
例句:
• The phone is ringing.
• The church bells rang at noon.
steigen
to move upward; to increase
verb
例句:
• The sun rises in the east.
• Prices continue to rise.
Anstieg
an increase in amount, degree, or level
noun
例句:
• There has been a sharp rise in temperature.
• The rise in unemployment is concerning.
Silber
a precious shiny grayish-white metallic element
noun
例句:
• The necklace is made of pure silver.
• Silver is used in jewelry and electronics.
Silber
a shiny grayish-white color resembling the metal silver
noun
例句:
• The car came in silver as one of the color options.
• She painted the picture frame in silver.
silbern
of a shiny grayish-white color resembling the metal silver
adjective
例句:
• She wore a silver evening gown to the awards ceremony.
• The car had a sleek silver finish.
Seele
the spiritual or immaterial part of a person
noun
例句:
• Music speaks to the soul.
• She poured her heart and soul into the project.
sich ausbreiten
to extend over a large or increasing area
verb
例句:
• The fire spread quickly through the forest.
• The news spread across the internet.
ausbreiten
to open out so as to cover a larger area
verb
例句:
• She spread the blanket on the grass.
• He spread butter on his toast.
Versorgung
the amount of something available for use
noun
例句:
• The water supply was contaminated.
• There is a limited supply of tickets available.
liefern
to provide someone with something needed or wanted
verb
例句:
• The company supplies food to local restaurants.
• They supplied the troops with weapons.
Verschwendung
an act of using something carelessly or to no purpose
noun
例句:
• It's a waste of time arguing with him.
• Reducing food waste is important.
verschwenden
to use something carelessly or to no purpose
verb
例句:
• Don't waste water.
• She wasted her whole afternoon watching television.
seltsam
strange or unusual
adjective
例句:
• That's a weird noise — what could it be?
• He has some weird habits.
Erwachsener
a person who is fully grown or has reached the age of legal majority
noun
例句:
• The pool is for adults only.
• As an adult, you need to make your own decisions.
erwachsen
relating to or intended for grown people
adjective
例句:
• Adult education classes are available.
• This film contains adult content.
anscheinend
as far as one knows or can see; seemingly
adverb
例句:
• Apparently, the meeting has been cancelled.
• She was apparently unaware of the problem.
Künstler
a person who creates art, especially paintings or drawings
noun
例句:
• She is a talented artist.
• The artist exhibited her paintings at the gallery.
Vorsitzender
the person who presides over a meeting or heads an organization
noun
例句:
• The chairman opened the annual meeting.
• He was appointed chairman of the board.
Ausgabe
a particular version of a published text or product
noun
例句:
• The book is now in its third edition.
• She bought the special edition of the magazine.
Ingenieurwesen
the branch of science concerned with designing and building machines and structures
noun
例句:
• She studied electrical engineering at university.
• The bridge is a marvel of engineering.
Klasse
a year level in a school system
noun
例句:
• She is in the fifth grade.
• He moved to a new school at the start of third grade.
Note
a mark indicating the quality of a student's work
noun
例句:
• She got a good grade on her essay.
• His grades improved significantly this semester.
gesund
in a good physical or mental condition
adjective
例句:
• She eats a healthy diet.
• The baby was born healthy and strong.
Institut
an organization for the promotion of science, education, or a particular cause
noun
例句:
• She works at the National Cancer Institute.
• The institute conducts cutting-edge research.
Methode
a particular procedure for accomplishing something
noun
例句:
• The scientific method involves hypothesis and experimentation.
• What method did you use to solve the problem?
offensichtlich
in a way that is easily perceived or understood; clearly
adverb
例句:
• She was obviously upset about the news.
• Obviously, we need to find a better solution.
Option
a thing that is or may be chosen
noun
例句:
• You have several options to choose from.
• Staying home is always an option.
Gefängnis
a building where people are kept as punishment for a crime
noun
例句:
• He was sentenced to five years in prison.
• The prison houses over a thousand inmates.
Senat
the upper house of a legislative body, especially in the US
noun
例句:
• The Senate approved the bill.
• She was elected to the Senate in the last election.
jemand
some person; someone
pronoun
例句:
• Somebody left their umbrella in the office.
• I need somebody to help me move this table.
Stein
a hard, solid nonmetallic mineral matter
noun
例句:
• The house is built of stone.
• She skipped stones across the lake.
Stärke
the quality or state of being physically strong
noun
例句:
• He lifted the box with ease, showing his strength.
• It takes strength to carry such heavy loads.
Stärke
a good or positive quality
noun
例句:
• Her greatest strength is her creativity.
• What are your strengths and weaknesses?
Benutzer
people who use a product, service, or system
noun
例句:
• The app has over a million active users.
• Users reported several bugs in the latest update.
wild
living or growing in natural conditions, not domesticated
adjective
例句:
• We saw wild horses running across the plain.
• The garden was overgrown with wild flowers.
wild
uncontrolled or extreme in behavior
adjective
例句:
• The crowd went wild when the band appeared.
• He had some wild ideas about how to fix it.
Fenster
an opening in a wall fitted with glass to let in light and air
noun
例句:
• She opened the window to let in some fresh air.
• The cat sat on the window ledge watching birds.
angekommen
reached a destination; past tense of arrive
verb
例句:
• We arrived at the airport just in time.
• The package arrived this morning.
Tasche
a flexible container with an opening at the top
noun
例句:
• She put her groceries in a paper bag.
• He slung his bag over his shoulder and left.
wetten
to risk money on the outcome of an event
verb
例句:
• I bet twenty dollars on the home team.
• Would you bet that he finishes on time?
Wette
an act of risking money on an uncertain outcome
noun
例句:
• He placed a bet on the horse race.
• Taking that job was a safe bet.
Lager
a place with temporary shelters for people staying outdoors
noun
例句:
• We set up camp near the river.
• The children went to summer camp.
campen
to live temporarily in a tent or outdoors
verb
例句:
• We camped in the mountains for three nights.
• They like to camp by the lake every summer.
werfen
to throw something forcefully
verb
例句:
• The fisherman cast his line into the river.
• She cast a glance over her shoulder.
Besetzung
the group of actors in a film, play, or show
noun
例句:
• The cast received a standing ovation.
• The movie features an all-star cast.
korrekt
free from error; in accordance with fact
adjective
例句:
• Your answer is correct.
• Make sure you have the correct address.
korrigieren
to put right an error or fault
verb
例句:
• The teacher corrected the students' essays.
• He corrected his mistake immediately.
gefährlich
able or likely to cause harm or injury
adjective
例句:
• Swimming in the river can be dangerous.
• He is a dangerous criminal.
äußerst
to a very great degree
adverb
例句:
• The test was extremely difficult.
• She is extremely talented at painting.
Firma
a business or company
noun
例句:
• She works for a law firm in the city.
• The firm has offices in three countries.
fest
solid, not yielding to pressure
adjective
例句:
• The mattress is quite firm.
• She gave him a firm handshake.
bewältigen
to deal with or manage a situation
verb
例句:
• She handled the crisis calmly.
• Can you handle the pressure?
Griff
the part of an object designed to be held
noun
例句:
• He grabbed the handle of the door.
• The handle of the suitcase broke.
verbessern
to make or become better
verb
例句:
• She worked hard to improve her grades.
• The weather is expected to improve by the weekend.
tatsächlich
used to emphasize a statement or response confirming something
adverb
例句:
• It is indeed a difficult problem.
• Did he win? Indeed he did.
negativ
expressing denial, disagreement, or refusal; not positive
adjective
例句:
• The test results came back negative.
• Try not to be so negative about everything.
verhindern
to stop something from happening
verb
例句:
• We must prevent the spread of the disease.
• The fence prevents animals from entering the garden.