Risiko
the possibility of something bad happening
noun
例句:
• There is a risk of flooding in low-lying areas.
• He took a risk by investing all his savings.
Schlaf
a condition of rest in which the eyes are closed and consciousness is suspended
noun
例句:
• I need at least eight hours of sleep.
• She fell into a deep sleep.
schlafen
to rest in a state of sleep
verb
例句:
• I slept for ten hours last night.
• The baby is sleeping peacefully.
Tisch
a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs used for eating or working at
noun
例句:
• Please set the table for dinner.
• She put the books on the table.
zehn
the number 10
number
例句:
• She counted to ten before responding.
• There are ten people in the room.
Wahrheit
the quality of being in accordance with fact or reality
noun
例句:
• She always tells the truth.
• The truth is sometimes hard to accept.
Ball
a solid or hollow sphere used in games
noun
例句:
• He kicked the ball across the field.
• Throw the ball to me.
Kiste
a container with flat sides and usually a lid
noun
例句:
• She packed her things into a cardboard box.
• There is a box of chocolates on the counter.
bauen
to construct something by putting parts together
verb
例句:
• They plan to build a new house next year.
• He built a successful business from scratch.
Karte
a small rectangular piece of stiff paper or plastic used for various purposes
noun
例句:
• She paid with her credit card.
• He sent her a birthday card.
dunkel
with little or no light
adjective
例句:
• The room was too dark to see anything.
• It gets dark early in winter.
Bezirk
an area of a city or country defined for administrative or other purposes
noun
例句:
• She lives in the financial district.
• The school district covers three towns.
meins
belonging to or associated with the speaker
pronoun
例句:
• That book is mine.
• A friend of mine told me about it.
Bergwerk
an excavation for extracting minerals from the earth
noun
例句:
• The gold mine was discovered in the 1800s.
• Workers in the coal mine went on strike.
Minister
a senior member of a government, heading a department
noun
例句:
• The prime minister addressed the nation.
• The minister of education proposed new reforms.
Notiz
a brief written message or record
noun
例句:
• She left a note on the fridge.
• Take notes during the lecture.
bemerken
to pay attention to or observe
verb
例句:
• Please note the change in schedule.
• He noted the details carefully.
Prozent
one part in every hundred
noun
例句:
• Sales increased by twenty percent.
• About sixty percent of the population voted.
Stück
a portion of something, especially a part separated from the whole
noun
例句:
• Would you like a piece of cake?
• She picked up the broken pieces of glass.
Produkte
plural of product; items produced for sale
noun
例句:
• The store sells organic products.
• Their products are known for high quality.
kürzlich
having happened or been done not long ago
adjective
例句:
• In recent years, the city has changed a lot.
• The most recent data shows improvement.
gerade
extending uniformly in one direction; not curved or bent
adjective
例句:
• Draw a straight line across the page.
• Her hair is long and straight.
geradeaus
directly; without deviation
adverb
例句:
• Go straight ahead for two blocks.
• She looked straight into his eyes.
besuchen
to go to see a person or place
verb
例句:
• We plan to visit our grandparents this weekend.
• Millions of tourists visit the city every year.
Besuch
an act of going to see a person or place
noun
例句:
• The visit to the museum was very informative.
• She paid a visit to her old school.
Wand
a continuous vertical structure that encloses or divides an area
noun
例句:
• There is a painting hanging on the wall.
• They built a stone wall around the garden.
erlaubt
permitted; given permission
adjective
例句:
• Smoking is not allowed in the building.
• Only authorized personnel are allowed access.
Kultur
the customs, arts, and social institutions of a particular group or nation
noun
例句:
• Japanese culture places great value on respect.
• The city has a vibrant arts and culture scene.
Fans
plural of fan; enthusiastic supporters or admirers
noun
例句:
• The fans cheered loudly when the team scored.
• She has millions of fans around the world.
Wachstum
the process of increasing in size, number, or importance
noun
例句:
• Economic growth has slowed this quarter.
• The company has experienced rapid growth.
verheiratet
joined in marriage; having a spouse
adjective
例句:
• They have been married for twenty years.
• She got married last summer.
Schmerz
a strongly unpleasant bodily sensation caused by illness or injury
noun
例句:
• She felt a sharp pain in her back.
• The medication helped ease the pain.
Respekt
a feeling of admiration for someone due to their abilities or qualities
noun
例句:
• She earned the respect of her colleagues.
• Treat others with respect.
respektieren
to feel admiration for someone
verb
例句:
• I respect your decision.
• He is widely respected in his field.
Antwort
a reply or reaction to something
noun
例句:
• We are still waiting for a response.
• The response to the campaign was overwhelmingly positive.
Fluss
a large natural stream of water flowing to the sea or a lake
noun
例句:
• The river flows through the center of the city.
• They went fishing by the river.
Fels
a solid mass of stone
noun
例句:
• The climbers scaled the steep rock face.
• She sat on a rock by the stream.
Rock
a genre of popular music with a strong beat
noun
例句:
• He plays guitar in a rock band.
• Rock music originated in the 1950s.
soll
used to express a strong intention or command
verb
例句:
• We shall overcome these challenges.
• Shall we begin the meeting?
sprechen
to say words in order to convey information or express feelings
verb
例句:
• She speaks three languages fluently.
• May I speak to the manager, please?
spezifisch
clearly defined or identified; particular
adjective
例句:
• Do you have a specific question?
• The instructions are very specific.
Standard
a level of quality or attainment
noun
例句:
• The hotel meets high standards of service.
• She set a new standard for excellence.
Standard-
used or accepted as normal or average
adjective
例句:
• This is the standard procedure.
• The car comes with standard equipment.
heute Abend
on the present evening or night
adverb
例句:
• What are you doing tonight?
• The show starts tonight at eight.
schreiben
to compose text by marking letters or words on a surface
verb
例句:
• She writes in her journal every day.
• He wrote a letter to his grandmother.
Album
a collection of recordings or photographs
noun
例句:
• The band released a new album this year.
• She keeps a photo album of family memories.
Jahrhundert
a period of one hundred years
noun
例句:
• The building dates back to the eighteenth century.
• Technology has advanced rapidly in this century.
berechnen
to ask for a price for a service or goods
verb
例句:
• They charge ten dollars for parking.
• How much do you charge per hour?
Anklage
a formal accusation of a crime
noun
例句:
• He was arrested on charges of fraud.
• The charges against her were dropped.
kalt
having a low temperature
adjective
例句:
• It's very cold outside today.
• The water in the lake is too cold for swimming.
Erkältung
a common viral infection causing a runny nose and sneezing
noun
例句:
• She caught a cold last week.
• Drink plenty of fluids when you have a cold.
erschaffen
to bring something into existence
verb
例句:
• The artist wants to create a new sculpture.
• We need to create a plan for the project.
Wirkung
a change produced by an action or cause; a result
noun
例句:
• The new policy had a positive effect on sales.
• The side effects of the medication are mild.
acht
the number 8
number
例句:
• There are eight planets in the solar system.
• She starts work at eight in the morning.
außer
not including; other than
preposition
例句:
• Everyone was there except John.
• The shop is open every day except Sunday.
Auge
the organ of sight in humans and animals
noun
例句:
• She has beautiful blue eyes.
• Close your eyes and make a wish.
lustig
causing laughter or amusement
adjective
例句:
• He told a really funny joke.
• The movie was so funny I couldn't stop laughing.
begrenzt
restricted in size, amount, or extent
adjective
例句:
• Parking space is limited.
• We have limited time to complete the project.
Netzwerk
a group of interconnected people, devices, or systems
noun
例句:
• The company has a global network of offices.
• The computer network went down this morning.
Frieden
freedom from disturbance; a state of calm and tranquility
noun
例句:
• All we want is peace and quiet.
• The two countries signed a peace agreement.
erforderlich
made necessary; demanded as obligatory
adjective
例句:
• A passport is required for international travel.
• All the required documents have been submitted.
Verkäufe
the exchange of goods for money; the total amount sold
noun
例句:
• Sales have increased by fifteen percent.
• She works in the sales department.
Geschäft
a place where goods are sold
noun
例句:
• She went to the store to buy groceries.
• The store closes at nine in the evening.
lagern
to keep something for future use
verb
例句:
• Store the food in the fridge.
• Important data is stored on the server.
Student
a person who is studying at a school or university
noun
例句:
• She is a student at the local university.
• The students are preparing for their exams.
morgen
on the day after today
adverb
例句:
• I'll finish the report tomorrow.
• We have a meeting tomorrow morning.
Weg
a rough path or road
noun
例句:
• We followed a narrow track through the forest.
• The track leads to the village.
verfolgen
to follow the course or trail of
verb
例句:
• The app tracks your daily steps.
• Police are tracking the suspect's movements.
über
by way of; through
preposition
例句:
• We traveled to Paris via London.
• You can contact us via email.
Gewicht
the heaviness of a person or thing
noun
例句:
• She has been trying to lose weight.
• The weight of the package is five kilograms.
Addition
the mathematical operation of finding the total of two or more numbers
noun
例句:
• Children learn addition and subtraction in first grade.
• The addition of 15 and 27 gives 42.
Hinzufügung
the act of adding something to something else
noun
例句:
• The addition of a new wing doubled the building's size.
• In addition to English, she speaks French.
voraus
further forward in space or time; in advance
adverb
例句:
• Go ahead and start without me.
• The road ahead is clear.
erlauben
to give permission for something to happen
verb
例句:
• The teacher allowed the students to leave early.
• Pets are not allowed in the restaurant.
Anti-
opposed to; against
adjective
例句:
• She holds strong anti-war views.
• The anti-corruption campaign gained momentum.
Verband
an organized group of people with a shared interest or purpose
noun
例句:
• She is a member of the medical association.
• The association held its annual conference.
schlagen
to strike repeatedly
verb
例句:
• He beat the drum rhythmically.
• The rain beat against the window.
besiegen
to defeat someone in a game or contest
verb
例句:
• She beat her opponent in the final round.
• Our team beat them three to one.
Braun
a color produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue, like that of wood or earth
noun
例句:
• Brown is a warm, earthy color often found in nature.
• She chose a rich brown for the wooden furniture in her living room.
braun
of a color produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue
adjective
例句:
• She has brown eyes and dark hair.
• The leaves turn brown in autumn.
Hauptstadt
the city that serves as the seat of government of a country
noun
例句:
• Paris is the capital of France.
• The capital city has a population of over ten million.
Kapital
wealth in the form of money or assets
noun
例句:
• The company needs more capital to expand.
• She invested her capital wisely.
Ausschuss
a group of people appointed for a specific function
noun
例句:
• The committee will meet next Tuesday.
• She serves on the finance committee.
Konferenz
a formal meeting for discussion
noun
例句:
• She is attending a conference in New York.
• The annual conference attracts thousands of participants.
Unterschied
the way in which things are not the same
noun
例句:
• There is a big difference between the two products.
• Can you tell the difference?
doppelt
consisting of two equal parts; twice as much
adjective
例句:
• She ordered a double espresso.
• The room has a double bed.
verdoppeln
to make or become twice as large or as many
verb
例句:
• The company doubled its profits in one year.
• The population of the city doubled in a decade.
erwarten
to regard something as likely to happen
verb
例句:
• I expect the package to arrive tomorrow.
• We didn't expect so many people to attend.
Gas
a substance in a state that has no fixed shape and no fixed volume
noun
例句:
• Oxygen is a colourless gas.
• Natural gas is used for heating.
Benzin
gasoline; fuel for motor vehicles
noun
例句:
• The price of gas has gone up.
• I need to stop and get gas for the car.
Insel
a piece of land surrounded by water
noun
例句:
• They spent their vacation on a tropical island.
• The island can only be reached by boat.
normal
conforming to a standard; usual or typical
adjective
例句:
• Everything returned to normal after the storm.
• It's perfectly normal to feel nervous before an exam.
Bevölkerung
all the inhabitants of a particular place
noun
例句:
• The population of the city is growing rapidly.
• The world's population exceeded eight billion.
potenziell
having the capacity to develop or become something in the future
adjective
例句:
• She is a potential candidate for the position.
• There are potential risks involved.
Potenzial
latent qualities or abilities that may be developed
noun
例句:
• The young athlete shows great potential.
• The area has huge potential for growth.
Druck
the continuous physical force exerted on or against a surface
noun
例句:
• Check the tire pressure before driving.
• The water pressure is too low.
Druck
the stress or urgency of a situation
noun
例句:
• She works well under pressure.
• There is a lot of pressure to meet the deadline.
Radio
a device for receiving broadcast programs or transmissions
noun
例句:
• She listens to the radio while driving.
• The news was announced on the radio this morning.
Bahnhof
a place where trains or buses stop regularly
noun
例句:
• I'll meet you at the train station.
• The bus station is just around the corner.
Text
written or printed words
noun
例句:
• The text of the speech was published online.
• Read the text carefully before answering.
eine SMS schicken
to send a text message to someone
verb
例句:
• She texted me to confirm the time.
• I'll text you the address later.
Behandlung
medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury
noun
例句:
• She is receiving treatment for a back injury.
• The new treatment has shown promising results.
westlich
situated in or facing the west; relating to the West
adjective
例句:
• Western Europe has a temperate climate.
• She moved to the western part of the country.
Anfang
the point in time or space at which something starts
noun
例句:
• The beginning of the movie was slow.
• This is just the beginning of a new chapter.
Kampagne
an organized course of action to achieve a particular goal
noun
例句:
• The marketing campaign was very effective.
• She launched a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
sicherlich
without doubt; definitely
adverb
例句:
• She will certainly pass the exam.
• That is certainly a good idea.
Inhalt
the material or topics dealt with in a document or work
noun
例句:
• The content of the article was very informative.
• Social media content reaches millions of people.
zufrieden
in a state of peaceful happiness
adjective
例句:
• She felt content with her life.
• The cat lay content by the fire.
Kredit
the ability to obtain goods or services before payment
noun
例句:
• She bought the car on credit.
• His credit score is excellent.
Anerkennung
public acknowledgement or recognition
noun
例句:
• She deserves credit for the team's success.
• He never got credit for his work.
überqueren
to go or extend across or to the other side of
verb
例句:
• Be careful when you cross the street.
• The bridge crosses the river at its narrowest point.
Kreuz
a mark or object formed by two intersecting lines
noun
例句:
• Mark the correct answer with a cross.
• She wears a gold cross around her neck.
beschrieben
past tense of describe; gave a spoken or written account of
verb
例句:
• She described the scene in vivid detail.
• The witness described the suspect to the police.
trotz
without being affected by; in spite of
preposition
例句:
• Despite the rain, they went ahead with the picnic.
• She succeeded despite many obstacles.
weiblich
of or relating to women or girls
adjective
例句:
• The company has more female employees than male.
• Female athletes competed in every event.
Fokus
the centre of interest or activity
noun
例句:
• The focus of the meeting was the budget.
• Education should be our main focus.
fokussieren
to concentrate attention or effort on
verb
例句:
• Focus on what's important.
• She focused her energy on the exam.
hallo
an informal greeting
interjection
例句:
• Hi, how are you?
• She waved and said hi.
Ehemann
a married man in relation to his wife
noun
例句:
• Her husband works as a doctor.
• They have been husband and wife for thirty years.
Eis
frozen water; a solid form of water
noun
例句:
• The lake was covered with ice.
• Would you like some ice in your drink?
Individuum
a single human being as distinct from a group
noun
例句:
• Each individual has unique talents.
• The rights of the individual must be protected.
individuell
single; separate; particular
adjective
例句:
• Each individual case is different.
• We offer individual attention to every student.
beitreten
to become a member of or come together with
verb
例句:
• She decided to join the tennis club.
• Would you like to join us for dinner?
Nachricht
a verbal, written, or recorded communication sent to a person
noun
例句:
• I left a message on her voicemail.
• Did you get my message?
Meilen
plural of mile; units of distance equal to 1,760 yards
noun
例句:
• The town is about fifty miles away.
• She runs three miles every morning.
besonderer
used to single out an individual thing for special attention
adjective
例句:
• Is there a particular reason you're asking?
• This particular issue needs to be addressed.