privat
belonging to or for the use of one particular person or group; not public
adjective
例句:
• This is a private matter.
• They sent their children to a private school.
zurückkehren
to come or go back to a place or person
verb
例句:
• She returned home after a long trip.
• When will you return from vacation?
Rückkehr
the act of coming or going back; something given back
noun
例句:
• The return journey took five hours.
• She filed her tax return on time.
Sinn
a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus
noun
例句:
• She has a keen sense of smell.
• The five senses are sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
Sinn
a feeling that something is the case; sound practical judgment
noun
例句:
• He has no sense of humor.
• It makes sense to save money for retirement.
Stern
a luminous point in the night sky that is a large, remote body like the sun
noun
例句:
• The stars were shining brightly.
• She wished upon a star.
Star
a famous or talented person, especially in entertainment or sports
noun
例句:
• She's a movie star.
• He's the star of the basketball team.
Test
a procedure intended to establish the quality or performance of something
noun
例句:
• She passed the driving test on her first attempt.
• The doctor ordered a blood test.
testen
to take measures to check the quality or performance of something
verb
例句:
• They tested the water for contaminants.
• The new software needs to be tested thoroughly.
Aussicht
the ability to see something or to be seen from a particular place
noun
例句:
• The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.
• We had a great view of the stage.
Ansicht
a particular way of considering or regarding something; an opinion
noun
例句:
• In my view, this is the best option.
• People hold different views on the matter.
brechen
to separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain
verb
例句:
• Be careful not to break the glass.
• She broke her arm while skiing.
Pause
a pause in work or during an activity
noun
例句:
• Let's take a short break.
• The kids are on spring break.
Ereignis
a thing that happens, especially one of importance or significance
noun
例句:
• The charity event raised thousands of dollars.
• It was quite an event.
Stunde
a period of sixty minutes
noun
例句:
• The flight takes about two hours.
• I've been waiting for over an hour.
Mitglied
a person belonging to a group, society, or team
noun
例句:
• She's a member of the committee.
• Every member of the team contributed to the win.
Mitte
the point or position at an equal distance from the sides, edges, or ends of something
noun
例句:
• The table is in the middle of the room.
• She woke up in the middle of the night.
mittlere
occurring between the beginning and end of a period or process
adjective
例句:
• He's a middle-aged man.
• She sits in the middle row.
anwesend
existing or occurring now; current
adjective
例句:
• The present situation requires immediate action.
• All members present voted in favor.
Geschenk
a thing given to someone as a gift
noun
例句:
• She received a present for her birthday.
• What a lovely present!
Ergebnis
a consequence, effect, or outcome of an action or situation
noun
例句:
• The result of the experiment was surprising.
• Hard work always brings good results.
es tut mir leid
feeling regret or penitence; used to express apology
adjective
例句:
• I'm sorry I'm late.
• Sorry, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.
Ausbildung
the action of teaching a person a particular skill or type of behavior
noun
例句:
• The new employees will undergo training next week.
• She's in training for the marathon.
wünschen
to feel or express a strong desire for something to happen
verb
例句:
• I wish you were here.
• She wished for world peace.
Wunsch
a desire or hope for something to happen
noun
例句:
• Make a wish before you blow out the candles.
• Her greatest wish is to travel the world.
Antwort
a thing said, written, or done to deal with a question or problem
noun
例句:
• I don't know the answer to that question.
• She gave a thoughtful answer.
antworten
to say or write something as a response to a question or request
verb
例句:
• Please answer the phone.
• He answered all the questions correctly.
Bub
a male child or young man
noun
例句:
• The boy ran across the playground.
• He was a shy boy who loved reading.
Design
a plan or drawing produced to show the look and function of something
noun
例句:
• The design of the new building is impressive.
• She studied graphic design at university.
gestalten
to decide upon the look and functioning of something
verb
例句:
• She designed the company logo.
• The software was designed to be user-friendly.
endlich
after a long time, typically involving difficulty or delay
adverb
例句:
• We finally arrived after driving for ten hours.
• She finally passed her exam on the third try.
Gold
a yellow precious metal used in jewelry and as a monetary standard
noun
例句:
• The ring is made of pure gold.
• Gold prices have risen sharply.
Gold
a bright yellow color resembling the metal gold
noun
例句:
• The trophy was painted in gold.
• She chose gold for the embroidery thread.
golden
of a bright yellow color resembling the metal gold
adjective
例句:
• She wore a gold dress to the gala.
• The autumn leaves shone gold in the afternoon light.
raten
to estimate or suppose something without sufficient information to be sure
verb
例句:
• Can you guess how old I am?
• I guess you're right about that.
Interesse
the feeling of wanting to know about something or someone
noun
例句:
• She showed great interest in the project.
• His interests include music and travel.
Zinsen
money paid for the use of money lent or for delaying repayment of a debt
noun
例句:
• The bank charges 5% interest on the loan.
• She earned interest on her savings.
König
the male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by birth
noun
例句:
• The king addressed his subjects.
• He was crowned king at the age of eighteen.
lernen
to gain knowledge or skill by studying, practicing, or being taught
verb
例句:
• She wants to learn a new language.
• You learn something new every day.
Politik
a course or principle of action adopted by an organization or government
noun
例句:
• The company has a strict no-smoking policy.
• Foreign policy is a key election issue.
Gesellschaft
the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community
noun
例句:
• Modern society faces many challenges.
• She's a respected member of society.
hinzugefügt
past tense of add; joined or combined with something else
verb
例句:
• She added sugar to her coffee.
• The new wing was added to the building last year.
allein
having no one else present; on one's own
adjective
例句:
• She lives alone in a small apartment.
• I need some time alone to think.
Durchschnitt
a number expressing the central value in a set of data; typical or ordinary
noun
例句:
• The average temperature in July is 30 degrees.
• On average, people sleep about eight hours.
durchschnittlich
constituting the result obtained by adding together several amounts and then dividing by the number of amounts
adjective
例句:
• The average student scores about 70%.
• She's of average height.
Bank
a financial establishment that holds and lends money
noun
例句:
• She went to the bank to deposit a check.
• The bank approved her loan application.
Ufer
the land alongside a river or lake
noun
例句:
• They sat on the bank of the river.
• The river overflowed its banks during the flood.
sicher
known for sure; established beyond doubt
adjective
例句:
• I'm certain she'll come.
• One thing is certain — we can't go back.
bestimmt
specific but not explicitly identified
adjective
例句:
• Certain foods can trigger allergies.
• Under certain conditions, this is possible.
Kirche
a building used for public Christian worship
noun
例句:
• They go to church every Sunday.
• The old church has beautiful stained glass windows.
Osten
the direction toward the point of the horizon where the sun rises
noun
例句:
• The sun rises in the east.
• They traveled east across the desert.
heiß
having a high temperature; producing a burning sensation
adjective
例句:
• The coffee is too hot to drink.
• It was a hot summer day.
medizinisch
relating to the science of medicine, or to the treatment of illness and injuries
adjective
例句:
• She needs immediate medical attention.
• Medical research has led to many breakthroughs.
Film
a film shown in a cinema or on television
noun
例句:
• We watched a great movie last night.
• She wants to be a movie director.
original
present or existing from the beginning; first or earliest
adjective
例句:
• The original plan was to leave at noon.
• This is an original painting by Picasso.
Park
a large public green area in a town used for recreation
noun
例句:
• The children were playing in the park.
• Central Park is a famous landmark in New York.
parken
to bring a vehicle to a halt and leave it temporarily
verb
例句:
• She parked the car near the entrance.
• You can't park here — it's a no-parking zone.
Aufführung
an act of presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment
noun
例句:
• The performance received a standing ovation.
• She gave an incredible performance.
Leistung
the action or process of carrying out a task or function
noun
例句:
• The team's performance has improved this season.
• Job performance is evaluated annually.
drücken
to move something by exerting force; to push firmly
verb
例句:
• Press the button to start the machine.
• She pressed the flowers in a book.
Presse
newspapers and magazines collectively; the media
noun
例句:
• The press covered the story extensively.
• She held a press conference.
erhalten
past tense of receive; was given, presented with, or paid something
verb
例句:
• She received a letter from her grandmother.
• He received a warm welcome from the hosts.
Rolle
the function assumed by or assigned to a person in a particular situation
noun
例句:
• She plays a key role in the organization.
• He landed the lead role in the play.
sich selbst
used to refer to a group of people previously mentioned as the object of an action
pronoun
例句:
• They need to protect themselves.
• The children did it all by themselves.
wert
equivalent in value to the sum specified; deserving of
adjective
例句:
• The painting is worth millions.
• This book is worth reading.
Wert
the value or quality of something
noun
例句:
• He proved his worth to the team.
• She bought ten dollars' worth of candy.
kühl
of or at a fairly low temperature
adjective
例句:
• The evening air was cool and refreshing.
• Keep the drinks cool in the fridge.
cool
fashionably attractive or impressive; excellent
adjective
例句:
• That's a really cool jacket.
• He thinks he's so cool.
Regisseur
a person who supervises the making of a film or theatrical production
noun
例句:
• The film director won an Oscar for best direction.
• She made her debut as a theater director with a revival of Hamlet.
Direktor
a person who is in charge of an organization, department, or company
noun
例句:
• She was appointed director of the marketing department.
• The board of directors voted to approve the merger.
genau
in a precise manner; without vagueness; used to confirm agreement
adverb
例句:
• That's exactly what I was thinking.
• The meeting starts at exactly nine o'clock.
Boden
the solid surface of the earth
noun
例句:
• The ball hit the ground and bounced.
• She sat on the ground under the tree.
bereitstellen
to make available for use; to supply
verb
例句:
• The hotel provides free breakfast.
• She provided the information we needed.
Beziehung
the way in which two or more people or things are connected
noun
例句:
• They have a good relationship with their neighbors.
• She's been in a relationship for three years.
Geräusch
vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard
noun
例句:
• I heard a strange sound coming from the basement.
• The sound of music filled the room.
klingen
to give the impression of being a particular way when heard or described
verb
例句:
• That sounds like a great plan.
• She sounds tired on the phone.
Quelle
a place, person, or thing from which something comes or can be obtained
noun
例句:
• What's the source of this information?
• Sunlight is our primary source of vitamin D.
normalerweise
under normal conditions; generally; habitually
adverb
例句:
• I usually wake up at seven.
• She usually takes the bus to work.
Wert
the importance, worth, or usefulness of something
noun
例句:
• Education is of great value.
• The value of the house has increased.
schätzen
to consider something to be important or beneficial
verb
例句:
• She values honesty above all else.
• I really value your friendship.
Beweis
the available body of facts indicating whether a belief is true or valid
noun
例句:
• There is no evidence to support that claim.
• The police collected evidence at the crime scene.
folgen
to go or come after a person or thing proceeding ahead
verb
例句:
• Follow me — I'll show you the way.
• The dog followed her everywhere.
offiziell
relating to an authority or public body and its duties
adjective
例句:
• The official announcement will be made tomorrow.
• English is the official language of the country.
Beamter
a person holding public office or having official duties
noun
例句:
• Government officials attended the ceremony.
• The official refused to comment.
Produktion
the process of manufacturing goods or creating something
noun
例句:
• Production of the new model begins next month.
• Oil production has decreased this year.
Rate
a measure, quantity, or frequency measured against another quantity
noun
例句:
• The crime rate has dropped significantly.
• What's the interest rate on this loan?
bewerten
to assign a standard or value to something according to a particular scale
verb
例句:
• How would you rate your experience?
• Critics rated the film highly.
rund
shaped like a circle or sphere
adjective
例句:
• The table has a round top.
• The earth is not perfectly round.
Runde
a stage in a competition or process
noun
例句:
• He was eliminated in the first round.
• Let's have another round of drinks.
retten
to keep safe or rescue from harm or danger
verb
例句:
• The firefighters saved the family from the burning building.
• She saved the document before closing the computer.
sparen
to keep money for future use; to avoid wasting
verb
例句:
• She's saving money for a vacation.
• We need to save energy.
stehen
to be in or rise to an upright position on the feet
verb
例句:
• Please stand up when the judge enters.
• She was standing by the window.
Standpunkt
a position taken on an issue; a small structure for selling goods
noun
例句:
• She took a firm stand on the issue.
• There's a fruit stand on the corner.
Zeug
matter, material, articles, or activities of a specified or indeterminate kind
noun
例句:
• What's all this stuff on the table?
• I need to pack my stuff for the trip.
Steuer
a compulsory financial charge imposed by a government on income or goods
noun
例句:
• The government plans to raise taxes.
• Income tax is deducted from your salary.
was auch immer
regardless of what; no matter what
determiner
例句:
• Whatever you decide, I'll support you.
• Do whatever makes you happy.
Betrag
a quantity of something, especially the total of a thing or things in number or size
noun
例句:
• A small amount of salt is needed.
• The amount of data collected was enormous.
Blau
the color of a clear sky, between green and violet in the spectrum
noun
例句:
• She painted the room a soft shade of blue.
• Blue is the most popular color in the world.
blau
having the color of a clear sky
adjective
例句:
• She has beautiful blue eyes.
• The sky was a deep shade of blue.
fahren
to operate and control the direction and speed of a motor vehicle
verb
例句:
• She drives to work every day.
• He learned to drive when he was sixteen.
Fahrt
a trip or journey in a car
noun
例句:
• It's about an hour's drive from here.
• Let's go for a drive in the country.
essen
to put food into the mouth, chew, and swallow it
verb
例句:
• We usually eat dinner at seven.
• She doesn't eat meat.
fallen
to move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control
verb
例句:
• The leaves fall from the trees in autumn.
• She tripped and fell on the ice.
Herbst
the season after summer and before winter; autumn
noun
例句:
• The leaves change color in the fall.
• We're planning a trip for next fall.
schnell
moving or capable of moving at high speed
adjective
例句:
• She's a fast runner.
• The car was going too fast.
fasten
to abstain from all or some kinds of food, especially as a religious observance
verb
例句:
• Muslims fast during Ramadan.
• She fasts one day a week for health reasons.
Bundes-
having or relating to a system of government with central and regional powers
adjective
例句:
• Federal law overrides state law.
• She works for a federal agency.
Grün
the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum, as of grass or leaves
noun
例句:
• She mixed yellow and blue paint to make green.
• The forest was full of every shade of green.
grün
having the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum
adjective
例句:
• The traffic light turned green.
• She wore a green sweater.
grün
concerned with protecting the environment
adjective
例句:
• The company promotes green energy solutions.
• We should adopt greener practices.
Liga
a collection of people or teams that join together for a common purpose, especially in sports
noun
例句:
• The team plays in the national league.
• She's out of my league.
Management
the process of dealing with or controlling things or people
noun
例句:
• Good management is essential for success.
• She works in hotel management.
Spiel
a contest in which people or teams compete against each other
noun
例句:
• They won the tennis match.
• The football match was very exciting.
Streichholz
a small stick with a tip that produces fire when struck against a rough surface
noun
例句:
• She struck a match to light the candle.
• He kept a box of matches in his jacket pocket.
Modell
a three-dimensional representation of a person or thing; a system or thing used as an example
noun
例句:
• The architect built a model of the building.
• She works as a fashion model.
Bild
a painting, drawing, or photograph
noun
例句:
• She took a picture of the sunset.
• There's a picture hanging on the wall.
Größe
the relative extent of something; how large or small something is
noun
例句:
• What size shoes do you wear?
• The apartment is a good size for two people.
Schritt
an act of moving the foot forward or to a new position
noun
例句:
• She took a step forward.
• Watch your step on the icy path.
Schritt
a measure or action taken to deal with or achieve something
noun
例句:
• The first step is to identify the problem.
• We need to take steps to reduce costs.
Vertrauen
firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something
noun
例句:
• Trust is the foundation of any good relationship.
• He placed his trust in her judgment.
vertrauen
to believe in the reliability of someone or something
verb
例句:
• I trust you completely.
• Don't trust everything you read online.
zentral
of, at, or forming the center; of the greatest importance
adjective
例句:
• The hotel is in a central location.
• This is the central theme of the book.
vorwärts
toward the front; in the direction that one is facing or traveling
adverb
例句:
• She took a step forward.
• We need to move forward with this plan.
vorwärts
directed or moving toward the front
adjective
例句:
• The forward motion of the train was smooth.
• She has a very forward personality.
hey
used to attract attention, express surprise, or greet someone informally
interjection
例句:
• Hey, how are you doing?
• Hey! Watch where you're going!
Schlüssel
a small piece of metal used for opening or closing a lock
noun
例句:
• I can't find my car keys.
• She turned the key in the lock.
Schlüssel-
of crucial importance; fundamental
adjective
例句:
• Education is key to economic growth.
• What are the key issues we need to address?
Mama
one's mother
noun
例句:
• My mom makes the best cookies.
• I called my mom to wish her happy birthday.
Seite
one side of a sheet of paper in a book or document
noun
例句:
• Turn to page 42 of your textbook.
• The page was torn from the notebook.
Bereich
the extent or scope between limits
noun
例句:
• The price range is between fifty and a hundred dollars.
• We offer a wide range of products.
Bewertung
a critical assessment of something
noun
例句:
• The movie received great reviews.
• I always read reviews before buying anything online.
überprüfen
to examine or assess something critically
verb
例句:
• Let me review the document before you send it.
• The committee will review all applications.
Wissenschaft
the systematic study of the natural world through observation and experiment
noun
例句:
• She has a degree in computer science.
• Science has made incredible advances in the last century.
Handel
the activity of buying and selling goods and services
noun
例句:
• International trade has grown significantly.
• He learned the trade from his father.
auf
on; used in formal or literary contexts
preposition
例句:
• Once upon a time, there lived a princess.
• The decision was based upon the evidence.
verschiedene
several different types of
adjective
例句:
• We discussed various options before deciding.
• The store sells various kinds of cheese.
Aufmerksamkeit
the act of focusing the mind on something
noun
例句:
• Please pay attention to the instructions.
• The loud noise caught everyone's attention.
Bruder
a male sibling
noun
例句:
• My brother is two years older than me.
• He and his brother run the family business.
kann nicht
be unable to; the negative form of can
verb
例句:
• I cannot believe what just happened.
• We cannot accept this offer.
Figur
a person in a novel, play, or film
noun
例句:
• The main character in the book is a detective.
• She played a fictional character in the movie.
Charakter
the mental and moral qualities of an individual
noun
例句:
• He is a man of strong character.
• The scandal revealed his true character.
Chef
a leader or head of an organization
noun
例句:
• The chief of police held a press conference.
• She was appointed chief of the department.
Haupt-
most important; principal
adjective
例句:
• The chief concern is safety.
• He is the chief executive of the company.
Tasse
a small container for drinking from
noun
例句:
• Would you like a cup of tea?
• She set the cup down on the table.