Angestellter
a person employed by another person or organization for wages or salary
noun
例句:
• The company has over 500 employees.
• Every employee is entitled to annual leave.
gleichwertig
equal in value, function, or meaning
adjective
例句:
• One mile is roughly equivalent to 1.6 kilometres.
• There is no equivalent word in English.
Äquivalent
a thing that is equal to or corresponds with another
noun
例句:
• The French equivalent of the English word 'hello' is 'bonjour'.
• A tablespoon is the equivalent of three teaspoons.
Finger
the thin movable parts at the end of each hand
noun
例句:
• She tapped her fingers on the table.
• He burned his fingers on the hot pan.
Bande
an organized group of criminals; an informal group of friends
noun
例句:
• The police arrested several gang members.
• She went out with her gang of friends.
Absolvent
a person who has successfully completed a course of study
noun
例句:
• She is a graduate of Harvard University.
• Recent graduates often struggle to find jobs.
einen Abschluss machen
to successfully complete a course of study or training
verb
例句:
• He graduated from college in 2020.
• She graduated with honours.
griechisch
relating to Greece, its people, or their language
adjective
例句:
• Greek mythology is full of fascinating stories.
• She studied Greek philosophy at university.
heben
to raise to a higher position or level
verb
例句:
• He lifted the heavy box onto the shelf.
• The ban on travel has been lifted.
Aufzug
a device for carrying people or goods between floors of a building (British English); a ride in someone's vehicle
noun
例句:
• Take the lift to the third floor.
• Can I give you a lift to the station?
Miller
a person who owns or works in a grain mill; a common surname
noun
例句:
• The miller ground the wheat into flour.
• Arthur Miller wrote 'Death of a Salesman'.
Nachbarschaft
a district or community within a town or city
noun
例句:
• It's a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood.
• She grew up in a tough neighborhood.
betreiben
to function or work in a particular way; to perform surgery
verb
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• The machine operates on solar power.
• The surgeon operated on the patient for three hours.
hervorragend
exceptionally good; remaining to be paid or dealt with
adjective
例句:
• She received an award for outstanding performance.
• There are still several outstanding issues to resolve.
Erlaubnis
consent or authorization to do something
noun
例句:
• You need permission to enter the building.
• She asked for permission to leave early.
Vorschriften
rules or directives made and maintained by an authority
noun
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• The company must comply with safety regulations.
• New regulations on data privacy came into effect last year.
antworten
to say or write something as an answer or response
verb
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• She replied to his message immediately.
• He didn't reply when I asked him the question.
Antwort
something said or written as an answer
noun
例句:
• I'm still waiting for a reply to my email.
• His reply surprised everyone.
loswerden
to make free of an unwanted person or thing (used in 'get rid of')
verb
例句:
• I need to get rid of these old clothes.
• The city is trying to get rid of pollution.
römisch
relating to ancient Rome or the Roman Empire
adjective
例句:
• Roman architecture influenced many later styles.
• The Roman Empire was one of the largest in history.
Wissenschaftler
people who study or have expert knowledge of natural or physical science
noun
例句:
• Scientists have discovered a new planet.
• The scientists conducted experiments to test the theory.
Turm
a tall narrow building or structure
noun
例句:
• The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris.
• The tower offers a great view of the city.
Tradition
a custom or belief passed down through generations
noun
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• It is a tradition to exchange gifts at Christmas.
• The village has maintained its traditions for centuries.
visuell
relating to seeing or sight
adjective
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• The film has stunning visual effects.
• She is a visual learner who prefers diagrams.
Rad
a circular object that revolves on an axle, used to enable movement or for steering
noun
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• The front wheel of the bicycle needs fixing.
• She gripped the steering wheel tightly.
Termin
an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place
noun
例句:
• I have a doctor's appointment at three o'clock.
• She made an appointment with the bank manager.
kaum
only just; almost not
adverb
例句:
• She could barely keep her eyes open.
• He barely passed the exam.
Busch
a shrub or clump of shrubs with stems growing from the base
noun
例句:
• The cat was hiding behind the bush.
• The roses in the bush are blooming beautifully.
Kasten
a cupboard with shelves or drawers for storing or displaying items
noun
例句:
• She put the dishes in the kitchen cabinet.
• The medicine cabinet is in the bathroom.
Kabinett
a body of senior government ministers responsible for policy
noun
例句:
• The prime minister appointed a new cabinet.
• The cabinet met to discuss the crisis.
feiern
to observe a notable occasion with festivities or special activities
verb
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• We gathered to celebrate her birthday with cake and music.
• The city celebrated the championship with a huge parade.
Schokolade
a food made from roasted and ground cacao beans, typically sweetened
noun
例句:
• She bought a box of chocolate for Valentine's Day.
• Dark chocolate contains more cocoa than milk chocolate.
Kohle
a combustible black or dark brown rock used as fuel
noun
例句:
• The power plant burned coal to generate electricity.
• Coal mining was once the primary industry in that region.
Farbe
the property of objects that produces different sensations on the eye as a result of the way they reflect light
noun
例句:
• The autumn leaves changed colour from green to red.
• What colour do you want to paint the walls?
zeitgenössisch
belonging to or occurring in the present time
adjective
例句:
• The museum features contemporary art from living artists.
• Contemporary architecture favors clean lines and open spaces.
Kritik
the expression of disapproval based on perceived faults or mistakes
noun
例句:
• The new policy faced harsh criticism from the public.
• Constructive criticism can help you improve your work.
umfangreich
covering a large area or having a wide scope
adjective
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• The library has an extensive collection of rare books.
• She has extensive experience in software engineering.
Formation
the action of forming or process of being formed
noun
例句:
• The formation of the new government took several weeks.
• We studied the rock formations in the canyon.
Galerie
a room or building for the display of works of art
noun
例句:
• The gallery opened a new exhibition of modern paintings.
• We spent the afternoon browsing the art gallery downtown.
Autobahn
a main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities
noun
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• The highway was closed due to construction.
• We drove along the highway for three hours.
historisch
famous or important in history, or potentially so
adjective
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• The treaty was a historic moment for both nations.
• They restored the historic building to its original condition.
jagen
to pursue and kill wild animals for food or sport
verb
例句:
• They went to hunt deer in the mountains.
• The cat hunted mice in the barn.
suchen
to search determinedly for something
verb
例句:
• She spent weeks hunting for a new apartment.
• Police are hunting for the suspect across the city.
Verbesserung
the act or process of making something better
noun
例句:
• There has been a significant improvement in her grades.
• Home improvement projects can increase property value.
Zoll
a unit of linear measure equal to one twelfth of a foot (2.54 cm)
noun
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• The screen measures 15 inches diagonally.
• We got about three inches of snow last night.
junior
of lower rank or shorter length of service
adjective
例句:
• She started as a junior developer at the company.
• The junior members of the team handled the smaller tasks.
Geschworene
a body of people sworn to give a verdict in a legal case
noun
例句:
• The jury found the defendant not guilty.
• It took the jury three days to reach a verdict.
Monster
a large, ugly, and frightening imaginary creature
noun
例句:
• The children were afraid of the monster under the bed.
• The movie features a terrifying sea monster.
erhalten
succeeded in getting or acquiring something
verb
例句:
• He obtained a copy of the report from the office.
• The data was obtained through careful experimentation.
olympisch
relating to the Olympic Games, an international athletic competition
adjective
例句:
• She won an Olympic gold medal in swimming.
• The Olympic village houses athletes from around the world.
Philosophie
the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence
noun
例句:
• She majored in philosophy at university.
• His philosophy of life is to treat everyone with kindness.
Stolz
a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one's own achievements or qualities
noun
例句:
• She takes great pride in her work.
• His parents beamed with pride at his graduation.
wiederholen
to say or do something again
verb
例句:
• Could you repeat that? I didn't hear you.
• History tends to repeat itself.
rau
having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth
adjective
例句:
• The rough terrain made hiking difficult.
• His hands were rough from years of manual labor.
grob
approximate; not exact
adjective
例句:
• Can you give me a rough estimate of the cost?
• This is just a rough draft of the proposal.
Vergleich
an official agreement intended to resolve a dispute or conflict
noun
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• The two parties reached a settlement out of court.
• The insurance settlement covered all medical expenses.
Siedlung
a place where people establish a community
noun
例句:
• The early settlers built a small settlement by the river.
• Archaeological remains of ancient settlements were found nearby.
Geruch
the faculty or sense of perceiving odors
noun
例句:
• The smell of fresh bread filled the kitchen.
• Dogs have an incredible sense of smell.
riechen
to perceive or detect the odor of something
verb
例句:
• I can smell something burning in the oven.
• She leaned in to smell the flowers.
umliegend
near or in the area around a particular place
adjective
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• The surrounding countryside is beautiful in spring.
• Residents in the surrounding neighborhoods were evacuated.
Ton
the general character or attitude of a piece of writing, situation, or conversation
noun
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• The tone of his email was surprisingly friendly.
• She set a professional tone for the meeting.
Thema
a subject of discussion or conversation
noun
例句:
• Climate change is a widely debated topic.
• Let's move on to the next topic on the agenda.
universell
relating to or affecting all people or things in the world or in a particular group
adjective
例句:
• Music is often considered a universal language.
• The country adopted universal healthcare for all citizens.
riesig
of very great extent or quantity; immense
adjective
例句:
• The Sahara is a vast desert stretching across North Africa.
• A vast majority of students passed the exam.
Besucher
people who visit a person or place
noun
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• The museum attracts millions of visitors every year.
• We had visitors from abroad staying with us last week.
Auto
a car or automobile
noun
例句:
• The auto industry is shifting toward electric vehicles.
• He works at an auto repair shop.
konsequent
acting or done in the same way over time; unchanging in behavior or quality
adjective
例句:
• She has been consistent in her training routine.
• The results were consistent across all experiments.
verdienen
to receive money in return for labor or services
verb
例句:
• She earns a good salary as a software engineer.
• He worked hard to earn the respect of his colleagues.
Finger
each of the four slender jointed parts attached to either hand, or any of the five including the thumb
noun
例句:
• She cut her finger while chopping vegetables.
• He pointed his finger at the map to show the route.
grau
a color intermediate between black and white
adjective
例句:
• The sky turned grey before the storm.
• He wore a grey suit to the interview.
Gitarre
a stringed musical instrument with a fretted fingerboard, typically having six strings
noun
例句:
• He learned to play guitar when he was twelve.
• The band's lead guitar player performed an incredible solo.
ignorieren
to refuse to take notice of or acknowledge
verb
例句:
• She chose to ignore the rude comment.
• You can't just ignore the problem and hope it goes away.
betreffend
including or having as a part or element
preposition
例句:
• There was an accident involving three vehicles.
• Cases involving fraud are handled by a special unit.
Latein
the language of ancient Rome and its empire
noun
例句:
• Many English words have their roots in Latin.
• She studied Latin and Greek in school.
Mahlzeit
an occasion when food is eaten, or the food served and eaten at that time
noun
例句:
• Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
• They enjoyed a delicious meal at the new restaurant.
inzwischen
during the intervening time; at the same time
adverb
例句:
• The soup needs to simmer for an hour; meanwhile, prepare the salad.
• He was studying; meanwhile, his friends were at the park.
Hose
an outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg
noun
例句:
• He bought a new pair of pants for the job interview.
• These pants are too tight around the waist.
Partnerschaft
a cooperative relationship between people or groups who agree to work together
noun
例句:
• The two companies formed a partnership to develop new technology.
• A strong partnership is built on trust and communication.
Prozentsatz
a rate, number, or amount in each hundred
noun
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• A high percentage of voters supported the new policy.
• What percentage of your income goes to rent?
Tasche
a small bag sewn into or on clothing, used for carrying small articles
noun
例句:
• He put his keys in his jacket pocket.
• She always keeps her phone in her back pocket.
praktisch
concerned with actual use or practice rather than theory
adjective
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• She offered practical advice on how to save money.
• The course focuses on practical skills for the workplace.
ungeachtet
without paying attention to the present situation; despite the prevailing circumstances
adverb
例句:
• He decided to go ahead regardless of the risk.
• Regardless of the outcome, we gave it our best effort.
Verwandter
a person connected by blood or marriage
noun
例句:
• We visited relatives in the countryside over the holiday.
• She is a distant relative of mine.
relativ
considered in relation or proportion to something else
adjective
例句:
• The relative cost of living is lower in rural areas.
• She spoke with relative ease despite her nervousness.
retten
to save someone from a dangerous or distressing situation
verb
例句:
• Firefighters rescued the family from the burning building.
• The coast guard rescued the stranded sailors.
eilen
to move or act with urgent haste
verb
例句:
• She rushed to the hospital when she heard the news.
• Don't rush through your homework; take your time.
scharf
having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce something
adjective
例句:
• Be careful with that sharp knife.
• The cat has very sharp claws.
scharfsinnig
quick to understand, notice, or respond
adjective
例句:
• She has a sharp mind for business.
• He made a sharp observation about the data.
Fußball
a game played by two teams of eleven players with a round ball that may not be touched with the hands during play except by the goalkeepers
noun
例句:
• Soccer is the most popular sport in the world.
• She plays soccer every Saturday morning.
Stall
a building in which horses are kept
noun
例句:
• The horses were led back to the stable after the race.
• She grew up working in her family's stable.
stabil
not likely to change or fail; firmly established
adjective
例句:
• The patient's condition is now stable.
• They need a stable internet connection for the video call.
Symptome
physical or mental features regarded as indicating a condition of disease
noun
例句:
• Common symptoms of the flu include fever and body aches.
• She described her symptoms to the doctor.
vorübergehend
lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent
adjective
例句:
• She found a temporary job while searching for something permanent.
• The road closure is only temporary.
Trick
a cunning act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit someone
noun
例句:
• The magician performed an amazing card trick.
• It was just a trick to get us to open the door.
Audio
sound, especially when recorded, transmitted, or reproduced
noun
例句:
• The audio quality on this recording is excellent.
• Please check your audio settings before the call.
Knochen
any of the pieces of hard tissue making up the skeleton in vertebrates
noun
例句:
• She broke a bone in her arm during the fall.
• The dog buried his bone in the backyard.
Blödsinn
nonsense; foolish or deceptive talk
noun
例句:
• That excuse is complete bullshit.
• Stop the bullshit and tell me the truth.
Kammer
a large room used for formal or public events
noun
例句:
• The council held the meeting in the main chamber.
• The chamber of commerce hosted a networking event.
Diagramm
a sheet of information in the form of a table, graph, or diagram
noun
例句:
• The sales chart shows a steady increase over the quarter.
• She created a chart to visualize the survey results.
Schaltkreis
a roughly circular line, route, or movement that starts and finishes at the same place
noun
例句:
• The race car completed the circuit in under two minutes.
• We walked a circuit around the park.
Kleidung
items worn to cover the body; garments collectively
noun
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• The charity collects clothing for those in need.
• You should wear warm clothing in winter.
kompliziert
consisting of many interconnecting parts or elements; not easy to understand
adjective
例句:
• The instructions were too complicated to follow.
• Their relationship is complicated.
verwirrt
unable to think clearly; bewildered
adjective
例句:
• She looked confused by the question.
• I'm confused about which form to fill out.
Konsequenzen
results or effects of an action or condition
noun
例句:
• He didn't consider the consequences of his actions.
• Climate change has serious consequences for the planet.
verteidigen
to resist an attack; to protect from harm or danger
verb
例句:
• The soldiers defended the city against the invasion.
• She hired a lawyer to defend her in court.
geteilt
separated into parts or pieces; disagreeing
adjective
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• The country is deeply divided on the issue.
• Opinion was divided among the committee members.
alltäglich
happening or used every day; ordinary or commonplace
adjective
例句:
• Walking the dog is part of my everyday routine.
• These are just everyday household items.
Ausmaß
the area covered by something; the degree to which something has spread
noun
例句:
• The full extent of the damage is still unknown.
• To some extent, I agree with your argument.
Format
the way in which something is arranged or set out
noun
例句:
• The report should be submitted in PDF format.
• The show adopted a new format this season.
Lücke
a space or opening in the middle of something or between two things
noun
例句:
• There is a wide gap between the rich and the poor.
• She squeezed through the gap in the fence.
Tor
a hinged barrier used to close an opening in a wall, fence, or hedge
noun
例句:
• Please close the gate behind you when you leave the garden.
• The old wooden gate creaked as she pushed it open.
Gate
a designated area in an airport terminal where passengers board their aircraft
noun
例句:
• Passengers for flight 302 should proceed to gate 12.
• We waited at the gate for two hours before our delayed flight finally boarded.
Schaden
physical injury or damage
noun
例句:
• The chemical can cause serious harm to the environment.
• No harm was done, thankfully.