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New Total English Pre-intermediate

Wordlist English / German / French / Italian
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
prfr(e)
lit
favorito/a
letto
petit-djeuner
colazione
I go to bed at 10.30 p.m. every night.

I usually have fruit and cereal for
breakfast.
I chat with my friends at school during the
day and we chat on the phone in the
evening.
Unit 1
9
9
favourite
bed
adj
n
IHYUW
bed
Lieblings-
Bett
breakfast
EUHNIVW
Frhstck
chat
WW
plaudern
chatte
chiacchierare
9
9
check
dinner
v
n
WHN
GQ
berprfen
Abendessen
vrifier
dner
controllare
cena
do
du:
tun
faire
fare
9
9
9
DVD
early
email
n
adv
n
GLYLGL
LPHO
DVD
frh
E-Mail
DVD
tt
courriel
DVD
prima
e-mail
evening
LYQ
Abend
soir
sera
9
9
exercise
family meal
n
n
HNVVD]
IPOLPLO
(krperliche) Bewegung
Familienmahlzeit
exercice
repas familial
esercizio
pasto in famiglia
friend
frend
Freund
ami(e)
amico
9
9
get up
go
phrasal verb
v
HWS
aufstehen
gehen
se lever
aller
alzarsi
andare
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We chose Joe's favourite music for the

party.
The firemen check the equipment every

day.
They have dinner at 8 p.m.
What are you doing?' 'I'm watching a film.'
I didn't see the film at the cinema, but I
bought the DVD.
I get up early, at about 6 a.m.
Send me an email when you get home.
We usually eat at around seven o'clock in
the evening.
Try to do some exercise every day, such
as walking or running.
Sunday lunch is our family meal.
I meet my friends every weekend and we
go to a concert or to the cinema.
I get up at 6:30 on weekdays and 8:00 at
the weekend.
She goes to Paris every summer.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
They have lunch together every Sunday.
9
9
9
have
late
lie-in
v
adv
n
KYKY
ODQ
einnehmen
spt
im Bett bleiben
prendre
tard
faire la grasse matine
pranzare
tardi
stare a letto pi del solito
listen
OVQ
hren
couter
ascoltare
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
lunch
magazine
make
meet
nap
newspaper
nothing
n
n
v
v
n
n
pron
OQW
Mittagessen
Zeitschrift
herstellen
treffen
Nickerchen
Zeitung
nichts
djeuner
magazine
produire
rencontrer
sieste
journal
rien
pranzo
rivista
fare, produrre
incontrare
pisolino, sonnellino
giornale
niente
phone
IQ
Telefon
tlphone
telefono
9
9
9
9
radio
read
shopping
stay in
n
v
n
phr v
UHGL
VWHQ
Radio
lesen
Einkaufen
zu Hause bleiben
radio
lire
faire des courses
rester la maison
radio, autoradio
leggere
fare la spesa, comperare
restare/rimanere a casa
swim
VZP
schwimmen
natation
nuotare
take-away
WHNZH
Essen zum Mitnehmen
Vente emporter
da asporto
9
9
9
TV
walk
watch
n
n
v
WLYL
ZW
Fernsehen
(spazieren) gehen
schauen
tl
marche
Regarder/suivre
TV
camminata, passeggiata
guardare
10
exhibition
HNVEQ
Ausstellung
exposition
mostra, esposizione
OHW
P]LQ
PHN
PLW
np
QMXVSHS
ULG
S
I go to bed late, usually after midnight.

I always have a lie-in on a Sunday.
I listen to music on my MP3 player every
morning.
I had a sandwich for lunch and James
had a salad.
I bought a magazine to read on the train.
The company makes cars.
I'll meet you at the station.
I had a quick nap after lunch.
I read about it in the newspaper.
There's nothing in the bag.
The phone rang while I was watching TV.
I often listen to the radio when I'm in the
car.
I read two books every month.
I'll do the shopping this week.
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I go for a swim after school on Tuesdays.
We often have a take-away on Friday
nights: either pizza or curry.
My favourite programme is on TV tonight.
ZN
We always go for a walk on Sundays.

He watches a lot of sport on television.
We went to an exhibition of modern
paintings at the art gallery.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
10
10
free time
gym
n
n
IULWDP
10
10
hobby
job
n
n
KEL
10
office
10
10
10
10
German
French
Italian
Example
I spend a lot of my free time with my
friends.
Freizeit
Fitnessstudio
temps libre
gymnase
tempo libero
palestra
GE
Hobby
Arbeit
hobby
travail
hobby
lavoro
IV
Bro
bureau
ufficio
park
prefer
quiet
spend
n
v
adj
v
SN
Park
vorziehen
leise
verbringen
parc
prfrer
silencieux/calme
SDVVHUVRQWHPSVj
parco
preferire
calma
passare
10
11
turn on
bowling
phr v
n
WQQ
EO
einschalten
Bowling
mettre en marche/allumer
bowling
accendere
bowling
11
clubbing
NOE
in die Disko gehen
sortir en bote/aller en bote
andare per locali
Last night Jack and I went bowling.

I love dancing, so we went out clubbing
every night on holiday.
11
guided tour
DGGW
Stadtfhrung
visite guide
visita (turistica) guidata
When we were on holiday in Italy, we

went on a guided tour of Rome.
11
guided walk
DGGZN
Fhrung
marche guide
giro (turistico) guidato
Yesterday, we went on a guided walk

round York.
11
ice skating
DVVNHW
eislaufen
faire du patinage sur

glace/patiner
pattinaggio su ghiaccio
In Canada, people go ice skating on

lakes in winter.
11
11
musical
kind
n
n
PMX]NO
NDQG
Musical
Art
musical
type
commedia musicale
tipo
12
article
WNO
Artikel
article
articolo
GP
SUI
NZDW
spend
I go to the gym twice a week.

My hobbies are playing the guitar and
reading.
Teaching is an interesting job.
The company's office is in the city centre.
I take the dog for a walk in the park every
morning.
I prefer football to tennis.
She speaks in a quiet voice.
I spent three days in Venice last week.
I turn the TV on when I get home in the
evening.
Last night, we went to see the musical

Mamma Mia!
What kind of music do you like?
I read an interesting article about
technology in the newspaper this morning.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The children were full of energy this
morning and they played football for
hours.
12
energy
HQGL
Energie
nergie
energia
12
12
12
family
race
typical
n
n
adj
IPOL
WSNO
Familie
Rennen
typisch
famille
course
typique
famiglia
gara, corsa
tipica
12
holiday
KOGL
Urlaub
vacances
vacanza
12
12
12
12
lifestyle
enjoyable
fun
happy
n
adj
adj
adj
ODIVWDO
KSL
Lebensfhrung
nett
Spa
glcklich
style de vie
agrable
plaisir
content(e)
stile di vita
piacevole, bello
divertente, spassoso
felice
12
lazy
adj
OH]L
faul
paresseux
pigro
It's an enjoyable film.

7U\EDVNHWEDOOLW
VDUHDOO\IXQVSRUW
They have a very happy marriage.
'RQ
WEHVROD]\FRPHDQGKHOSPH
clean the kitchen.
12
routine
UXWLQ
Routine
routine
routine
My daily routine starts with breakfast at 7

o'clock.
12
12
12
sportspeople
stressful
unusual
n
adj
adj
VSWVSLSO
QMXXOO
Sportler
stressig
ungewhnlich
sportifs
stressant
inhabituel, hors du commun
atleti
stressante
non comune, raro
13
always
adv
OZ]ZH]
immer
toujours
sempre
13
hardly ever
adv
KGOLHY
kaum jemals
presque jamais
quasi mai
13
never
adv
QHY
niemals
jamais
mai
13
13
13
often
sometimes
usually
adv
adv
adv
IQIWQ
oft
manchmal
gewhnlich
souvent
quelques fois
habituellement
spesso
qualche volta
normalmente, di solito
UHV
QGEO
IQ
VWUHVIO
There are four girls and two boys in my

family.
Twelve people took part in the bike race.
This is a typical English country house.
We had a fantastic holiday in South
America last year.
Regular exercise is part of a healthy
lifestyle.
Professional sportspeople spend a lot of

time in the gym.
Pilots have a stressful job.
He has an unusual name.
You should always clean your teeth after
eating sweet things.
I hardly ever listen to the radio these days.
VPWDP]
MXXOLMXOL
I never go to the cinema. I always watch

films on DVD.
I often walk through the park on my way
home from school.
I sometimes go to a caf for lunch.
I usually get up at about 7 a.m.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
13
13
go out
school
phr v
n
DW
ausgehen
Schule
sortir
cole
uscire, andare fuori

scuola
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
sport
wake up
work
midnight
bid
buy
online
n
phr v
n
n
v
v
adv
VSW
QODQ
Sport
aufwachen
Arbeit
Mitternacht
bieten
kaufen
online
sport
se rveiller
travail
minuit
soumission
acheter
en ligne
sport
svegliarsi
lavoro
mezzanotte
offrire
comprare, acquistare
on-line, in linea
Are you going out tonight?

Mr Mamood is a teacher at my school.
I like playing most sports, but basketball
is my favourite.
14
social networking site
VOQHWZNVDW
Site eines sozialen Netzwerks
site de rseautage social
social networking site
Wake up, Sam, your breakfast is ready.'

You've done a lot of hard work today.
The last train leaves at midnight.
Mr Jones bid $50,000 for the painting.
Where did you buy that T-shirt?
We do most of our work online.
The only social networking site I use is
Facebook.
14
go up
phr v
S
steigen
augmenter
aumentare, salire
The price of petrol goes up every month

at the moment.
14
guitar
Gitarre
guitare
chitarra
For her birthday, she wanted an electric

guitar.
14
14
learn
need
v
v
OQ
lernen
bentigen
apprendre
besoin
imparare
necessitare, avere bisogno
14
14
practise
pay
v
v
SUNWV
SH
ben
zahlen
s'entrainer
payer
esercitarsi
pagare
14
price
SUDV
Preis
prix
prezzo
14
15
15
teach
24 hours a day
all the time
v
noun phrase
noun phrase
WLW
OWDP
lehren
24 Stunden am Tag
die ganze Zeit
enseigner
24 heures par jour
tout le temps
insegnare
24 ore al giorno
tutto il tempo
15
at once
prep phrase
WZQV
auf einmal
la fois
in una sola volta
It's impossible to work 24 hours a day!

He thinks about work all the time.
It will save time if we make several
copies at once.
15
at the moment
prep phrase
WPPQW
zur Zeit
en ce moment
al momento
At the moment, the hospital is caring for

seventeen patients.
VNXO
ZHNS
ZN
PGQDW
EG
ED
QLG
WZHQWLIUD]GH
I want to learn some Spanish before I go

to Spain on holiday.
These plants need lots of light and water.
I have to practise playing the piano every
day.
You have to pay to park your car here.
The price of petrol is very high at the
moment.
She teaches history in a secondary
school.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
WVHPWDP
zur gleichen Zeit
au mme moment
allo stesso tempo
How can you type and talk at the same

time?
noun phrase
LWWDP
jedes Mal
chaque fois
ogni volta
Each time I turn my computer on, I have

to enter a password.
every time
these days
noun phrase
noun phrase
HYULWDP
L]GH]
jedes Mal
in letzter Zeit
chaque fois
ces jours-ci
tutte le volte
questi giorni
15
answer
QV
antworten
rpondre
rispondere
15
15
homework
mobile phone
n
n
KPZN
PEDOIQ
Hausarbeit
Mobiltelefon
travail mnager
tlphone mobile
compiti
telefono mobile/cellulare
15
ring
klingeln
sonnerie
suonare, squillare
Call me on my mobile phone.

I don't always answer my phone when it
rings.
15
foreign language
IUQOZG
Fremdsprache
langue trangre
lingua straniera
She's learning two foreign languages:

Spanish and French.
15
musical instrument
PMX]NOQVWUPQW
Musikinstrument
instrument de musique
strumento musicale
I'm learning to play two musical

instruments: the piano and the guitar.
16
16
difficult
dream
adj
v
GINOW
schwierig
trumen
difficile
rve
difficile
sognare
16
16
16
express
fluently
get by
v
adv
phr v
NVSUHV
HWED
ausdrcken
flssig
zurecht kommen
exprimer
couramment
avoir juste/pouvoir juste
esprimere
correntemente
tirare avanti
16
important
adj
PSWQW
wichtig
important
importante
He speaks French fluently.

I know enough Italian to get by.
Love and respect are more important
than a big car and lots of money.
16
improve
PSUXY
verbessern
amliorer
migliorare
I'm studying in London to improve my

English.
16
letter
OHW
Buchstabe
lettre
lettera
,FDQ
WVHHZKDWOHWWHUWKLVLVGR\RX
think it's a B or an E?
15
at the same time
prep phrase
15
each time
15
15
GULP
IOXQWOL
Every time I turn my computer on, I have

to enter a password.
I don't do much exercise these days.
How old is Brian?' 'I don't know,' Mary
answered.
My science homework is very difficult
tonight.
The English homework is difficult this

week.
We dream of buying a big house.
I want to express my thanks to all of you.
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Page Headword
16
similarity
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
There are some similarities between the
two languages.
VPOUWL
hnlichkeit
similarit/ressemblance
somiglianza, similarit
135 aim
HP
Ziel
but/objectif
intenzione, scopo
135 architect
NWHNW
Architekt
architecte
architetto
135 cycling
VDNO
Rad fahren
faire du cyclisme
andare in bicicletta/bici
135 description
GVNUSQ
Beschreibung
description
descrizione
The man gave the police a description of

the car.
135 flatmate
IOWPHW
Mitbewohner
colocataire
compagno d'appartamento,
coinquilino
There are two bedrooms in my flat: I have

one and my flatmate has the other one.
135 interest
QWUVW
Interesse
intrt
interesse
Unit 1 Writing Bank

My aim is to start my own business.
Her dad is an architect.
They went on a cycling holiday.
Ballet is one of her many interests.
135 organisation
QD]HQ
Organisation
organisation
organizzazione
135 plenty
pron
SOHQWL
viel
beaucoup
molto, tanto
135 running
UQ
Laufen
courir
correre
classique
country
folklore
heavy metal
classico
country
folk
heavy metal, metallo pesante
hip hop
hip hop
Greenpeace is an international
organisation that protects the
environment.
Plants need plenty of water and light.
I go running to keep fit.
Unit 2
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19
19
19
classical
country
folk
heavy metal
adj
adj
adj
adj
NOVNO
KHYLPHWO
klassisch
Country
Folk
Heavy Metal
19
hip hop
adj
KSKS
Hip Hop
NQWUL
IN
Mozart is my favourite classical

composer.
Dolly Parton is a great country singer.
Do you like Scottish folk music?
Led Zeppelin were a heavy metal band.
Hip hop music is very popular with young
people.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
19
19
19
19
jazz
Latin
music
opera
adj
adj
n
adj
G]
19
19
pop
rap
adj
adj
SS
19
reggae
19
German
French
Italian
Example
Louis Armstrong was a famous jazz
musician.
Jazz
lateinamerikanisch
Musik
Oper
jazz
musique latine
musique
opra
jazz
musica latina
musica
opera
rp
Pop
Rap
pop
rap
pop
rap
adj
UHH
Reggae
reggae
reggae
Rap music is not really my style.

I think Bob Marley was the king of reggae
music.
rock
adj
UN
Rock
rock
rock
The Rolling Stones were my favourite

rock band when I was a teenager.
19
soul
adj
VO
Soul
soul
soul
+HORYHVVRXOPXVLFHVSHFLDOO\$UHWKD
Franklin.
19
techno
adj
WHNQ
Techno
techno
techno
Techno music was very popular in clubs

in the 1990s.
19
19
19
album
artist
band
n
n
n
OEP
bnd
Album
Knstler
Band
album
artiste
groupe
album
artista
band, gruppo
19
composer
NPS]
Komponist
compositeur
compositore
Madonna is a famous pop artist.

He plays the guitar in a rock band.
The composer Gustav Holst wrote The
Planets Suite .
19
concert
NQVW
Konzert
concert
concerto
We went to a concert at the O2 Arena

last night.
19
download
GDQOG
herunterladen
tlcharger
download
You can download some music and

videos from the internet for free.
19
read music
ULGPMX]N
Noten lesen
lire la musique
leggere la musica
Most people who play a musical

instrument can read music.
19
single
VO
Single
single
singolo
20
actor
NW
Schauspieler
acteur
attore
OWQ
PMX]N
SU
WVW
I love dancing to Latin music.

Do you like this music?
Andrea Bocelli is a famous opera singer.
Kylie Minogue is still my favourite pop
musician.
Do you want to listen to the new album I

bought?
Have you heard the new Madonna single?
He wants to be an actor in Hollywood

films.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
20
critic
20
20
20
20
enemy
film
sing
writer
20
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The critics wrote very positive things
about the play.
NUWN
Kritiker
critique
critica
n
n
v
n
HQPL
UDW
Feind
Film
singen
Schriftsteller
Ennemie
film
chanter
crivain
nemico
film, pellicola
cantare
scrittore
chart
WW
Chart
hit-parade
chart
My favourite writer is Terry Pratchett.

Her new song went to number one in the
pop charts.
20
spy
VSD
Spion
espion
spionaggio
The James Bond films are my favourite

spy movies.
20
20
chorus
duet
n
n
NUV
Refrain
Duett
&KXU
duo
coro
duetto
20
20
flop
hit
n
n
IOS
KW
Flop
Hit
fiasco/chec
tube
fiasco
successo, hit
20
lead singer
OLGV
Leadsnger
chanteur
(cantante) solista
The group's first album was a big hit.

Freddie Mercury was lead singer of the
band Queen.
20
lyrics
OUNV
Liedtext
paroles
testo
I really like the lyrics to Your Song by

Elton John.
IOP
V
GMXHW
Friends of the dead man said that he

didn't have any enemies.
Star Wars is my favourite film.
The woman sang to help her baby sleep.
I can only remember the chorus of this

song.
He wrote a duet for flute and violin.
7KHSOD\ZDVDIORSRQO\ILIW\SHRSOH
went to see it.
20
solo
VO
Solo
solo
solo, assolo
There is a lovely piano solo in this piece

of music.
20
soundtrack
VDQGWUN
Soundtrack, Filmmusik
bande sonore
colonna sonora
The Bee Gees wrote the soundtrack for

Saturday Night Fever .
20
20
21
theme song
top
career
n
n
n
LPV
NU
Titelsong
Spitze
Karriere
thme principal
haut
carrire
21
famous
adj
IHPV
berhmt
clbre
WS
I like all the theme songs for the Bond

motivo/tema musicale ricorrente films.
cima
I want to climb to the top of that tree!
carriera
I'd like a career in business and finance.
Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.
famoso
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
21
21
21
21
21
21
international
appear
begin
brother
finish
leave
adj
v
v
n
v
v
QWQQO
21
21
separate
sister
v
n
VHSUHW
21
start
21
German
French
Italian
Example
After her first film, she became an
international star.
international
auftreten
beginnen
Bruder
abschlieen
verlassen
international
apparatre/entre en scne
commencer
frre
finir
quitter
internazionale
apparire
iniziare, cominciare
fratello
finire
lasciare, partire
VVW
sich trennen
Schwester
Se sparer
VXU
separarsi
sorella
I share a bedroom with my sister.
VWW
beginnen
commencer
iniziare, cominciare
Sue started dancing lessons at the age of

fifty.
studies
VWGL]
Studium
tudes
studio
After school, he continued his studies at

university.
21
21
21
21
21
university
be born
dislike
like
teenager
n
v
v
v
n
MXQYVWL
Universitt
geboren werden
nicht leiden knnen
mgen
Teenager
universit
natre
ne pas aimer
aimer bien
adolescent(e)
universit
nascere
avere in antipatia, non piacere
piacere, avere in simpatia
adolescente
22
22
achievement
ambition
n
n
WLYPQW
Erfolg
Ehrgeiz
ralisation, acquis
ambition
successo, conquista
ambizione
22
22
business woman
charity
n
n
E]QVZPQ
WUWL
Geschftsfrau
Wohlttigkeitsorganisation
femmes d'affaires
organisation caritative
donna d'affari
organizzazione di beneficenza
22
education
HGMNHQ
Erziehung
enseignement
educazione
She works for the charity Oxfam.

The education of small children is very
important.
22
money
PQL
Geld
argent
denaro
We spent a lot of money at the

supermarket today.
22
poor
adj
arm
pauvre
povera
After both parents lost their jobs, the

family became very poor.
S
EQ
EU
IQ
li:v
ELEQ
GVODN
ODN
WLQHG
PEQ
She appeared in lots of successful films.

I began piano lessons when I was five.
My brother looks like our mother.
I have to finish this report today.
We left the party at about midnight.
My parents separated when I was twelve.
Did you go to university?' 'Yes, I went to

Oxford.'
I was born in London in 1996.
My mother dislikes all my girlfriends.
Katie likes John a lot.
This TV series is aimed at teenagers.
Winning the gold medal was a great
achievement.
My ambition is to become a doctor.
Katie is a very successful
businesswoman.
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Pronunciation
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French
Italian
Example
22
22
22
pop star
poverty
sell
n
n
v
SSVW
sel
Popstar
Armut
verkaufen
pop star
pauvret
vendre
pop star
povert
vendere
22
successful
adj
VNVHVIO
erfolgreich
de succs
di (grande) successo
Madonna is a famous pop star.

Millions of people are living in poverty.
I sold Joe my computer.
Manchester United is a very successful
football team.
22
support
VSW
Untersttzung
aide
supporto, sostegno
We will provide financial support for the

trip.
22
tour
Tour
tourne
tourne
The band went on a tour of the United

States.
22
rich
adj
UW
reich
riche
ricco
After two successful pop albums, she

was a very rich woman.
23
23
23
23
see
play
award
colleague
v
v
n
n
VL
anschauen
spielen
Auszeichnung
Kollege
regarder
jouer
prix, distinction
collgue
vedere
suonare
onorificenza, riconoscimento
collega
23
23
23
23
23
23
company
competition
cousin
exam
get
nervous
n
n
n
n
v
adj
NPSQL
Unternehmen
Wettbewerb
Cousin
Prfung
bekommen
nervs
socit
comptition
cousin
examen
acqurir
nerveux
azienda, societ
gara
cugino
esame
prendere, ricevere
nervoso
23
23
pass
prize
v
n
SV
SUD]
bestehen
Preis
passer avec succs

prix
passare
premio
23
spare time
VSHWDP
freie Zeit
temps libre
tempo libero
The first prize was a weekend in Paris.

I have so much homework that I don't
have much spare time.
23
speech
VSLW
Rede
discours/allocution
discorso
The manager made a speech about the

company finances.
23
win
ZQ
gewinnen
gagner
vincere
Mark's team won the basketball

tournament.
SYWL
SOH
ZG
NOL
NPSWQ
N]Q
]P
HW
QYV
We went to see Romeo and Juliet last

night.
Do you know how to play the guitar?
The fireman won an award for bravery.
This is Ian, a colleague from work.'
My father runs his own company which
sells computers.
Who won the tennis competition?
Jane and I are cousins.
He did very well in the maths exam.
Where did you get that shirt?
Julie looked nervous before the test.
Did you pass your piano exam last week?
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
23
proud
adj
SUDG
stolz
fier
orgoglioso, fiero
He is proud of his son's achievement.

I visit a museum in London every month.
23
visit
Y]W
besuchen
visiter
visitare
24
relaxed
adj
UONVW
entspannt
relax/dtendu
rilassato
24
24
24
24
24
24
sad
sleepy
thoughtful
believe
choose
energetic
adj
adj
adj
v
v
adj
sd
HQGHWN
traurig
schlfrig
gedankenvoll
glauben
whlen
energiegeladen
triste
somnolent
pensif
croire
choisir
nergtique
triste
assonnato
pensieroso
credere
scegliere
energetico
24
entertainment
HQWWHQPQW
Unterhaltung
divertissement
intrattenimento, divertimento
24
24
24
24
expert
health
ill
memory
n
n
adj
n
HNVSW
Fachmann
Gesundheit
bel, krank
Gedchtnis
expert
sant
malade
mmoire
esperto
salute
malato
memoria
24
24
mood
pain
n
n
PXG
SHQ
Laune, Stimmung
Schmerz
humeur
douleur
umore
dolore, male
24
painkiller
SHQNO
Schmerzmittel
analgsique
antidolorifico
She had a pain in her hand.

She took some painkillers for her
headache.
24
popular
adj
SSMO
beliebt
populaire
popolare
+H
VYHU\SRSXODUDWVFKRROKHKDVORWV
of friends.
24
24
25
relax
idea
MP3 player
v
n
n
UONV
HPSLULSOH
entspannen
Idee
MP3-Player
se dtendre
ide
lecteur MP3
rilassare
idea
lettore MP3
25
traffic jam
WUINGP
Verkehrsstau
embouteillage/bouchon
ingorgo stradale
She looked happy and relaxed on her

wedding day.
The film was very sad and it made her cry.
VOLSL
WIO
EOLY
WX]
KHO
O
PHPUL
DG
I felt so sleepy that I went straight to bed.

She looked thoughtful.
The police believe the man is guilty.
Lucy chose a red dress for the party.
Dancing can be very energetic.
Most teenagers love entertainment such
as films and computer games.
Financial experts believe that house
prices will fall.
Exercise is good for your health.
Mrs Jackson is very ill at the moment.
She' has a good memory for numbers.
Dad's in a bad mood today because he
lost his tennis match.
A hot bath will help you to relax after a

long day at work.
She has a lot of good ideas.
The iPod is a kind of MP3 player.
There was a traffic jam on the motorway,
so I was late for work.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
ILO
(sich) fhlen
sentir
sentire
I felt happy and excited when I got my

new job.
ODYPMX]N
Live-Musik
musique live
musica dal vivo
I prefer live music to listening to

recordings.
survey
cry
n
v
VYH
NUD
Umfrage
weinen
enqute, sondage
pleurer
indagine, sondaggio
gridare, urlare
26
memory
PHPUL
Erinnerung
souvenir
memoria
Maria read the letter and started to cry.

She has good memories of her life in
France.
26
remind
UPDQG
erinnern
rappeler
ricordare
This dress always reminds me of my trip

to New York.
129 concentrate
NQVQWUHW
konzentrieren
se concentrer
concentrarsi
I find it difficult to concentrate on reading

if there is a lot of other noise.
129 dance
GQV
tanzen
danser
ballare, danzare
They went to a club and danced until two

in the morning.
He shows a lot of determination to
VXFFHHGDWZRUNKHZRUNVODWHDQGDW
weekends!
25
feel
25
live music
25
26
129 determination
GWPQHQ
Entschlossenheit
dtermination
determinazione
129 fail
129 father
v
n
IHO
durchfallen, versagen
Vater
tre dfaillant/rater/chouer
pre
essere bocciato/respinto, non

passare
padre
129 lose
129 mother
129 performer
v
n
n
OX]
verlieren
Mutter
Akrobat, Knstler
perdre
mre
interprte
perdere
madre
artista
129
133
133
133
133
n
v
n
v
adj
Schock
werden
Dekade
veranstalten
riesig
choc
devenir
dcennie
faire
immense/norme
shock
diventare
decennio
dare
grande, enorme
shock
become
decade
give
huge
P
SIP
ENP
GHNHG
Y
KMXG
Can I ask you some questions for a

survey about exercise and sport?'
She didn't study and she failed all her

exams.
My father is German.
Hundreds of people lost their homes in
the floods.
My mother taught me how to cook.
The circus performers were fantastic!
I got a terrible shock when I saw how ill
Simon was.
The weather becomes colder in October.
The building is now four decades old.
He's giving a talk on European history.
They have a huge house in the country.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
ULW
erreichen
arriver
raggiungere, giungere
Chelsea reached the final of the

European Cup last year.
136 death
GH
Tod
mort
morte
After her husband's death, she lived

alone for twenty years.
136 detail
GLWHO
Einzelheit
dtail
dettaglio
You will find more details of the course on

our website.
136 die
GD
sterben
mourir/dcder
morire
136 impact
PSNW
Auswirkung
impact
impatto
136 receive
UVLY
empfangen
recevoir
ricevere
136 world
ZOG
Welt
monde
mondo
136 break up
phr v
EUHNS
zerbrechen
se sparer
sciogliere
Aubergine
Brot
Kchenchef
Mineralwasser
Olivenl
Pflaume
Kochtopf
Kellner
aubergine
pain
cuisinier en chef
eau minrale
huile d'olives
prune
casserole
garon
melanzana
pane
cuoco
acqua minerale
olio d'oliva
prugna
casseruola
acqua minerale
133 reach
Unit 2 Writing Bank
Grandmother died last year.

The course had a positive impact on the
children's reading ability.
You should receive the letter on Saturday.
I think Paris is the best city in the world.
The band broke up in the early 1980s.
Unit 3
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29
29
29
29
29
29
29
aubergine
bread
chef
mineral water
olive oil
plum
saucepan
waiter
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
ELQ
29
29
waitress
allergic
n
adj
ZHWUV
OGN
Kellnerin
allergisch
serveuse
allergique
cameriera
allergico
29
fish
Fisch
poisson
pesce
bred
HI
PQUOZW
OYO
SOP
VVSQ
ZHW
You need aubergines and cheese to

make moussaka.
He bought a loaf of bread.
That restaurant has a fantastic chef!
I bought a bottle of mineral water.
I cooked the onions in olive oil.
Mum made a plum pudding for dessert.
I put the vegetables in the saucepan.
The waiter came to take our order.
We gave the waitress a twenty percent tip.
I am allergic to peanuts.
We had fish cooked with onions and
tomatoes.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
I had steak and chips for my main course.
29
29
main course
meat
n
n
PHQNV
PLW
Hauptgang
Fleisch
plat principal
viande
piatto principale
carne
29
menu
PHQMX
Speisekarte
menu
menu
29
29
recipe
traditional dish
n
n
UHVSL
WUGQOG
Rezept
traditionelles Gericht
recette
met traditionnel
ricetta
piatto tradizionale/tipico
29
vegetarian
YHGWHULQ
Vegetarier
vgtarien
vegetariano
Lasagne is a traditional Italian dish.

She's a vegetarian so she doesn't eat
meat.
30
adult
GOWGOW
Erwachsener
adulte
adulto
The adults prepared the meal while the

children played in the garden.
30
affordable
adj
IGEO
erschwinglich
abordable
accessibile
It was difficult to find affordable

accommodation.
30
30
30
aim
best-selling
chain
v
adj
n
HP
streben
Bestseller-
Kette
intention/but/objectif
succs
chane
avere il traguardo/l'obiettivo
di successo, molto venduto
catena
30
30
30
30
convince
cook
cookery
cooking
v
v
n
n
NQYQV
berzeugen
kochen, zubereiten
Kochen
Kochen
convaincre
faire la cuisine
aptitudes culinaires
bien faire la cuisine
convincere
cucinare
cucina, arte culinaria
cucinare
30
30
doctor
encourage
n
v
GNW
Arzt
ermutigen
docteur
encourager
medico, dottore
incoraggiare
30
30
30
experience
fast food
healthy
n
n
adj
NVSULQV
KHOL
Erfahrung
Fastfood
gesund
exprience
prt--manger
sain
esperienza
fast food
salutare
30
homeless
adj
KPOV
obdachlos
sans-abri
senzatetto
EHVWVHO
WHQ
NN
NNUL
NN
QNUG
IVWIXG
I don't eat very much meat.

I need time to look at the menu before I
order my food.
Jane gave me her special recipe for
chocolate cake.
The government is aiming for 100%

employment.
Her latest book is a best-selling novel.
That hotel is part of a UK-wide chain.
I wanted to go to Barcelona, but in the
end Mark convinced me to go to Madrid.
I'll cook an omelette for you.
I really enjoyed cookery at school.
Who does the cooking in your house?
Nina went to see the doctor about her
backaches.
He encouraged my to apply for the job.
The new head teacher has a lot of
experience.
My favourite fast food is pizza.
I try to eat healthy food like salad.
Every large city has homeless people
sleeping on the streets.
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30
passion
30
30
30
30
project
series
sure
trainee
30
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
She loved Africa, and she talks about it
with passion.
SQ
Leidenschaft
passion
passione
n
n
adj
n
SUGHNW
WUHQL
Projekt
Serie
sicher
Auszubildender
projet
feuilleton
sr
apprenti(e)
progetto
serie
sicuro
apprendista
unemployed
adj
QPSOG
arbeitslos
sans emploi
disoccupato
30
30
30
vegetable
young
decide
n
adj
v
YHGWEO
Gemse
jung
(sich) entscheiden
lgume
jeune
dcider
verdure
giovane
decidere
30
31
next
abroad
adv
adv
nekst
als Nchstes
im Ausland
prochain
l'tranger
prossimo, seguente, dopo

all'estero
31
31
31
plan
home
travel
n
n
n
pln
WUYO
Plan
zu Hause, Zuhause
reisen
plan
domicile
voyage
piano, progetto
casa
viaggiare
32
celebrate
VHOEUHW
feiern
fter
festeggiare, celebrare
32
32
32
32
32
festival
hungry
midday
potato
ingredient
n
adj
n
n
n
IHVWYO
QULGLQW
Festival
hungrig
Mittag
Kartoffel
Zutat
festival
affam(e)
midi
pomme de terre
ingrdient
festival, festa
affamato
mezzogiorno
patata
ingrediente
32
meal
PLO
Essen
repas
pasto, mangiare
Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl.

Would you like to come to our house on
Sunday for a meal?
32
present
SUH]QW
Geschenk
cadeau
presente, regalo
I went to the shops to buy a present for

my dad.
VUL]
M
GVDG
EUG
KP
KUL
PGGH
SWHW
This project aims to make this area of the

city more attractive.
My favourite comedy series is Friends .
I'm sure he'll come to the party.
Helen is a trainee nurse.
I'm unemployed at the moment, but I'm
looking for a job.
It's important to eat plenty of fresh
vegetables.
I enjoy working with young children.
Megan decided to go to Denise's party.
I don't know which chocolate to choose
next.
I spent six months travelling abroad.
Their plan is to travel around Europe by
train.
I didn't feel well, so I stayed at home.
Air travel is safe and usually cheap.
She went to a restaurant with friends to
celebrate her birthday.
They went to the international food
festival in New York.
I'm hungry. What time is lunch?
I met him for lunch at midday.
I like boiled potatoes and roast potatoes.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
32
parade
SUHG
Parade
parade, dfil
parata, sfilata
32
baked
adj
EHNW
gebacken
cuit au four
cotto (al forno), sfornato
We went to see the Easter parade.

She gave us freshly baked bread with our
soup.
32
32
32
boiled
fresh
fried
adj
adj
adj
EOG
IUDG
gekocht
frisch
frittiert
cuit
frais
frit
bollito
fresco
fritto
32
grilled
adj
UOG
gegrillt
grill
grigliato
32
32
raw
roast
adj
adj
roh
gebraten
cru
rti
crudo
arrosto, al forno
32
32
32
savoury
spicy
sweet
adj
adj
adj
VHYUL
pikant
wrzig
s
sal(e)
epic(e)
sucr(e)
salato
speziato, aromatizzato
dolce
33
34
actually
character
adv
n
NWXOLWOL
eigentlich
Rolle
en fait
caractre
in realt, veramente
personaggio
34
34
34
34
34
relationship
alone
asleep
beginning
countryside
n
adj
adj
n
n
UOHQS
NQWULVDG
Beziehung
allein
im Schlaf
Anfang
Land
relation
seul(e)
tre en train de dormir
dbut
campagne
relazione, rapporto
da solo, solo
addormentato
inizio, principio
campagna
34
create
NULHW
kreieren
crer
creare
34
34
34
escape
fantastic
kill
v
adj
v
VNHS
entkommen
fantastisch
tten
s'chapper
fantastique
tuer
evadere, scappare
fantastico
uccidere
IUH
UVW
VSDVL
VZLW
NUNW
OQ
VOLS
EQ
IQWVWN
NO
Do you prefer your potatoes boiled or

roasted?
I eat lots of fresh fruit.
She never eats fried food.
The meat should be grilled until it is
brown.
Ingrid only used raw vegetables in the
salad.
She always puts garlic in her roast beef.
I always have a savoury snack, such as
crisps, in the afternoon.
My wife likes spicy food such as curry.
This chocolate sauce is very sweet.
$FWXDOO\,GRQ
WZDQWWRJRRXWWRQLJKW,
want to stay in.
Julia Roberts plays the main character.
What is your relationship to Helen?'
'She's my cousin.'
She didn't like being alone in the house.
Dad was asleep in his chair.
I didn't like the beginning of the book.
We went for a walk in the countryside.
The designer created some amazing
clothes last year.
He escaped from prison by making a
tunnel.
I loved the film, it was fantastic!
They police think he killed his wife.
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34
pleased
adj
34
34
prepare
pull
34
34
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
Her mother was pleased that she chose a
local university.
SOL]G
erfreut
content
contento, soddisfatto
v
v
SUSH
bereiten
ziehen
prparer
tirer
preparare
tirare
rat
review
n
n
rt
UYMX
Ratte
Besprechung
rat
revue
ratto
critica, recensione
34
sense of smell
noun phrase
VHQVYVPHO
Geruchssinn
l'odorat
senso dell'olfatto
34
34
35
sense of taste
travel
comfortable
noun phrase
v
adj
VHQVYWHVW
Geschmackssinn
reisen
bequem
le got
voyage
confortable/ l'aise
senso del gusto

viaggiare
confortevole, comodo
35
35
35
knife
lamb
spaghetti
n
n
n
QDI
Messer
Lamm(fleisch)
Spaghetti
couteau/lame
agneau
spaghetti
coltello
agnello
spaghetti
35
35
Wednesday
yoghurt
n
n
ZHQ]GLGH
Mittwoch
Joghurt
mercredi
yaourt
mercoledi
yogurt
35
35
35
argument
chief
cooker
n
n
n
MPQW
NN
Streit
Chef
Herd
dispute/querelle
chef
cuisinire
discussione, disputa
capo
fornello, stufa
35
discussion
GVNQ
Diskussion
discussion
discussione, dibattito
35
35
dish
educated
n
adj
G
HGMNHWG
Gericht
gebildet
plat
instruit
piatto, pietanza
istruito, colto
35
now
adv
QD
jetzt
maintenant
adesso
SO
WUYO
NPIWEONPIW
lm
VSHWL
MW
WLI
Prepare the sauce while the pasta is

cooking.
She pulled the chair forward.
Rats are one of the most serious pests on
the planet.
The film got very good reviews.
I've got a cold, so my sense of smell isn't
very good.
You can't be a good cook without a good
sense of taste.
It's quicker if you travel by train.
Are you comfortable sitting on the floor?
I need a sharp knife to cut the vegetables.
She bought a leg of lamb for dinner.
Jed drained the spaghetti over the sink.
6RUU\,FDQ
WJR,
PEXV\RQ
Wednesday evening.
She always has a yoghurt for lunch.
I'm upset because I had a big argument
with my girlfriend.
My uncle is the chief of police.
She put the pan on the cooker.
Several students had a discussion about
the homework assignment.
The menu included three vegetarian
dishes.
She is very highly educated.
They lived in London for five years, but
now live in Yorkshire.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
35
35
plate
polite
n
adj
SOHW
SODW
Teller
hflich
assiette
poli(e)
piatto
educato, cortese
35
sensible
adj
VHQVEO
vernnftig
sens(e)
sensata, giudiziosa
There is a lot of rice on that plate!

Kevin is a very polite young man.
You can trust Julia. She's a very sensible
girl.
36
atmosphere
WPVI
Atmosphre
atmosphre
atmosfera
36
36
36
location
building
delicious
n
n
adj
ONHQ
GOV
Ort
Gebude
kstlich
position
btiment
dlicieux(-se)
ubicazione
edificio
squisito
36
dessert
G]W
Nachtisch
dessert
dessert
36
36
ground floor
homemade
n
adj
UDQGIO
KPPHG
Erdgeschoss
selbstgemacht
rez-de-chausse (RDC)
fait maison
piano terreno, pianterreno

fatto in casa
36
self-service
adj
VHOIVYV
Selbstbedienung
libre service
self-service
Vorspeise
Eiskrem
entre
crme glace
antipasto
gelato
Pilot
Salz
Tee
Schssel
Gabel
Khlschrank
pilote
sel
th
bol
fourchette
rfrigrateur
pilota
sale
t
ciotola, terrina
forchetta
frigorifero
Pfeffer
Suppe
poivre
soupe
pepe
minestra
The town has a nice friendly atmosphere.
EOG
36 starter
129 ice cream
n
n
VWW
129
129
129
134
134
134
n
n
n
n
n
n
SDOW
n
n
SHS
pilot
salt
tea
bowl
fork
fridge
134 pepper
134 soup
DVNULP
VOW
WL
EO
IN
IUG
VXS
The map shows the exact location of the

castle.
The science laboratory is in this building.
This soup is delicious!
For dessert we had ice cream and
chocolate sauce.
The men's clothing department is on the
ground floor.
Is this cake homemade?
The self-service restaurant was very
good, and cheap!
We had soup as a starter, followed by
steak.
For dessert I had strawberry ice cream.
The pilot told the passengers that the
flight would take ten hours.
This sauce needs more salt.
I like to have milk in my tea.
I eat pasta in a bowl, not on a plate.
You need a knife and a fork to eat meat.
7KHUHVPRUHPLONLQWKHIULGJH
The soup needs a little more salt and
pepper.
That chicken soup tasted delicious!
Unit 3 Writing Bank
page 19 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
They offered me the job and I accepted.
137 accept
NVHSW
annehmen
accepter
accettare
137 arrange
UHQG
ansetzen
arranger
fissare, organizzare
137 hope
KS
hoffen
esprer
sperare
137 invitation
QYWHQ
Einladung
invitation
invito
137 look forward to
phr v
ONIZGW
sich freuen auf
envisager avec plaisir
non vedere l'ora, in attesa di
137 meeting
PLW
Besprechung
runion
riunione
137 offer
anbieten
proposer
offrire, proporre
WLY
erreichen
parvenir
raggiungere, realizzare
dfi
matrise de soi
sfida, prova
controllare
I want to arrange a meeting for tomorrow

morning.
I hope that Tom will come to the party.
We got an invitation to their New Year's
party.
I'm looking forward to the wedding.
We had a meeting to discuss the new
budget.
He offered to pay for my meal.
Unit 4
He achieved his goal of climbing Mount
Everest.
39
achieve
39
39
challenge
control
n
v
WOQG
NQWUO
Herausforderung
kontrollieren
39
desert
GH]W
Wste
dsert
deserto
We visited the Sahara desert in the north

of Africa.
39
extreme sport
NVWULPVSW
Extremsport
sport extrme
sport estremo
He loves extreme sports, and base

jumping is his latest passion.
39
fear
Angst
peur
paura
He does not travel by plane because of

his fear of flying.
39
goal
Ziel
objectif
obiettivo
His goal is to cross the Atlantic in a small

boat.
39
marathon
PUQ
Marathon
marathon
maratona
39
mental strength
noun phrase
PHQWOVWUHVWUHQ
mentale Strke
force mentale
forza mentale
Her new job is interesting, but it is also a

big challenge.
Sarah tried to control her anger.
He ran the New York marathon last year.
It's vital to maintain your mental strength

when doing an extreme sport.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
39
physical strength
noun phrase
39
39
promotion
raise money
39
39
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The athletes train all year to improve their
physical strength.
I]NOVWUHVWUHQ
physische Strke
force physique
forza fisica
n
verb phrase
SUPQ
Befrderung
Geld sammeln
promotion
lever des fonds
promozione, avanzamento
raccogliere denaro
rely on
scared
phr v
adj
UODQ
sich verlassen auf

ngstlich
se fier /compter sur

effray
fare affidamento su, fidarsi di

spaventato, avere paura
39
40
survive
air
v
n
VYDY
H
berleben
Luft
survivre
air
sopravvivere
aria
40
bottom
EWP
Fu
bas
in fondo a
40
40
breathe
climb
v
v
EUL
NODP
atmen
steigen
respirer
monter/grimper
respirare
salire
40
dangerous
adj
GHQGUV
gefhrlich
dangereux
pericoloso
40
40
40
dive
dive
extraordinary
v
n
adj
GDY
NVWUGQUL
tauchen
Kopfsprung
auerordentlich
plonger
plonge
extraordinaire
tuffarsi
tuffo
straordinaria
40
get dressed
verb phrase
HWGUHVW
sich anziehen
s'habiller
vestirsi
He did a perfect dive into the water.

David told us an extraordinary story.
She got dressed in a rush as she was
late for work.
40
hold your breath
verb phrase
KOGMEUH
den Atem anhalten
arrter la respiration
tenere il respiro/fiato
I held my breath and swam under the

boat.
40
impossible
adj
PSVEO
unmglich
impossible
impossibile
It was impossible to sleep because of the

noise.
40
40
oxygen
swimming pool
n
n
NVGQ
Sauerstoff
Swimmingpool
oxygne
piscine
ossigeno
piscina
UH]PQL
VNHG
GDY
VZPSXO
After her promotion, her job title became

Marketing Director.
The children raised money for charity.
You can rely on Toby to do the work well.
My brother is scared of dogs.
A lot of companies did not survive the
recession.
The air is very clean in the mountains.
Her mother stood at the bottom of the
stairs.
It was so hot in the train that it was
difficult to breathe.
She slowly climbed the stairs.
Police say the prisoner is a very
dangerous man.
I walked to the edge of the pool and dived
in.
Divers take an oxygen tank to breathe

underwater
He dived into the swimming pool.
page 21 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
EUHY
tapfer
brave, courageux
coraggioso
Pete was very brave when he rescued his

brother from the fire.
adj
NQIGQW
zuversichtlich
sr de soi
sicuro, fiducioso
Jenny seems very confident about her

exam.
determined
fit
adj
adj
GWPQG
IW
entschlossen
fit
dtermin(e), rsolu(e)
en forme
determinato, deciso
in forma
41
funny
adj
IQL
lustig
drle, amusant
divertente
I do a lot of running to keep fit.

7KLVFRPHGLDQLVYHU\IXQQ\KHPDNHV
me laugh a lot.
41
generous
adj
GHQUV
grozgig
gnreux
generoso
It was really generous of Jack to take us

all on holiday.
41
intelligent
adj
QWHOGQW
intelligent
intelligent(e)
intelligente
The top universities choose the most

intelligent students.
41
41
41
motivated
reliable
talented
adj
adj
adj
PWYHWG
WOQWG
motiviert
zuverlssig
talentiert
motiv(e)
fiable
talentueux(-ueuse)
motivato
affidabile, fidato
dotato, talentato
41
bad
adj
bd
schlecht
mauvais
brutto, cattivo
41
41
41
deep
far
good
adj
adj
adj
GLS
G
tief
weit
gut
profond
lointain
bon
profondo
lontano
buono
41
modern
adj
PGQ
modern
moderne
moderno
41
41
41
arrangement
joke
on time
n
n
prep phrase
UHQGPQW
QWDP
Arrangement
Scherz
pnktlich
arrangement
blague, plaisanterie
temps
organizzazione, preparativi
scherzo
in tempo
42
ability
EOWL
Fhigkeit
facult
capacit, talento
41
brave
adj
41
confident
41
41
UODEO
GN
Simon was determined to go university,

so he studied very hard for the exams.
The students are motivated because they

have to pass the exam.
Rick is a good, reliable worker.
Freya is a talented musician.
Unfortunately, we had bad weather when
we were on holiday in Italy.
The snow was very deep and it almost
passed my knees.
:HFDQZDONWRP\KRXVHLWLVQ
WIDU
I love wearing really good clothes.
Modern farming methods are used in the
south of the country.
She made all the arrangements for the
wedding.
He keeps making jokes about my hair.
The train arrived at the station on time.
He has the ability to understand difficult
ideas.
page 22 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
They want to build a hotel near the beach.
42
build
EOG
bauen
construire/difier
costruire
42
cope
NS
zurechtkommen
faire face
farcela, sbrogliarsela
42
42
deal with
hard
phr v
adj
GLOZZ
KG
in den Griff bekommen

schwer
traiter de/grer/se charger de

dure
trattare, affrontare
duro, difficile
42
protection
SUWHNQ
Schutz
protection
protezione
42
42
push
shelter
v
n
S
HOW
antreiben
Unterstand
pousser/inciter
abri
incoraggiare
riparo, rifugio
42
survival skills
noun phrase
VYDYOVNO]
berlebensknste
aptitude la survie
capacit di sopravvivenza
They built a shelter out of tree branches.

The young man's survival skills were
excellent.
42
undeveloped
adj
QGYHOSW
unerschlossen
sous-dvelopp(e)
non edificato
The undeveloped land was bought by

hotel company.
42
weather
ZH
Wetter
temps
tempo
7KHZHDWKHULVIDQWDVWLFKHUHLWLVVXQQ\
and hot every day.
42
42
wilderness
cost
n
v
ZOGQV
Wildnis
kosten
rgion sauvage
cot
landa, regione selvaggia

costare
42
42
instructor
last
n
v
QVWUNW
OVW
Ausbilder
dauern
instructeur
durer, tenir
istruttore
durare
42
team-building
WLPEOG
Teambildung
formation d'quipe
costituzione di un team
The hot weather lasted for two weeks.

The managers arranged a team-building
exercise for the staff.
42
course
NV
Kurs
cours
corso
I'd like to take a course in business

studies.
42
42
discover
nature
v
n
GVNY
entdecken
Natur
dcouvrir
nature
scoprire
natura
NVW
QHW
It isn't easy to cope with four children and

a job.
We need to deal with environmental
problems like pollution.
It's hard to live on only 50 a week.
The trees gave them some protection
from the rain.
He pushed his daughter to achieve
greater success.
Fifty years ago, this area was just a

wilderness.
How much do these jeans cost?
Harry loved his job as a driving instructor.
Anna discovered a secret entrance to the

old house.
Storms remind us of the power of nature.
page 23 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
DWG
im Freien
l'extrieur
all'aperto
He'd like to work as a farmer because he

loves the outdoor life.
phr v
WHNSOHV
stattfinden
survenir/avoir lieu
aver luogo
The wedding took place outside, in the

gardens of the hotel.
wet
adj
wet
nass
humide/mouill(e)
bagnato
After he went swimming, his hair was wet.
43
43
expect
forget
v
v
NVSHNW
IHW
erwarten
vergessen
S'attendre
oublier
aspettarsi, prevedere
dimenticare
44
common
adj
NPQ
verbreitet
courant
comune
44
44
country
drink
n
n
NQWUL
GUN
Land
Getrnk
pays
boisson
paesi
bibita, bevanda
44
food
IXG
Lebensmittel
aliment
alimentari, cib
Are you thirsty? Would you like a drink?'

She buys food at the supermarket every
week.
44
greet
ULW
begren
saluer
accogliere, ricevere
The whole family were waiting at the door

to greet me.
44
44
pavement
queue
n
v
SHYPQW
NMX
Gehweg
Schlange stehen
trottoir
file d'attente
marciapiede
(fare la) coda
44
tip
WS
Trinkgeld
pourboire
mancia
44
tourist
WUVW
Tourist
touriste
turista
44
45
45
45
46
visitor
post office
stamp
jacket
blanket
n
n
n
n
n
Y]W
Besucher
Postamt
Briefmarke
Jackett
Bettdecke
visiteur
Bureau de poste
timbre
veste
couverture
visitatori
ufficio postale
francobollo
giubbotto
coperta
42
outdoor
adj
42
take place
43
I expect the meeting will finish around 5

o'clock.
I'll never forget the day I started school.
Rabbits are the most common wild
animal in this area.
How many countries are there in Europe?
SVWIV
stmp
GNW
EONW
You have to ride your bicycle on the road,

not on the pavement.
We queued for tickets for hours.
We gave the waitress a twenty percent tip.
A lot of tourists come here to visit the
beautiful beaches.
The museum receives thousands of
visitors every day.
I went to the post office to post a parcel.
Don't forget to put a stamp on that letter.
She wore a jacket over her T-shirt.
I put extra blankets on the bed last night.
page 24 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
46
box
46
46
46
46
candle
chocolate
first-aid kit
match
46
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
Before moving house, we packed all our
things into boxes.
ENV
Kiste
Carton/bote
cartone
n
n
noun phrase
n
NQGO
PW
Kerze
Schokolade
Erste-Hilfe-Kasten
Streichholz
bougie
chocolat
trousse de premiers secours
allumette
candela
cioccolato
cassetta di pronto soccorso
fiammifero
mirror
PU
Spiegel
miroir
specchio
46
46
paper
pen
n
n
SHS
Papier
Stift
papier
stylo
carta
penna (stilografica)
46
46
46
46
penknife
plastic
rope
scissors
n
adj
n
n
SHQQDI
V]]
Taschenmesser
Plastik
Seil
Schere
canif
plastique
cble/corde
ciseaux
temperino
plastica
fune, corda
forbici
46
sun cream
VQNULP
Sonnencreme
crme solaire
crema solare
The small child drank from a plastic cup.

We tied the end of the rope around a tree.
I need scissors to open this box.
I bought some sun cream before I went
on holiday.
46
tent
tent
Zelt
tente
tenda
We put up our tent in a field next to a

river.
46
46
46
torch
umbrella
water
WNOW
IVWHGNW
pen
SOVWN
US
n
n
n
WW
46 luxury
130 keen
n
adj
ONUL
130 laugh
130 strong
During the power cut, we used candles

for light.
Can I have a piece of chocolate?
We always keep a first-aid kit in the car.
He used a match to start the barbecue.
Anna looked at her reflection in the mirror.
She wrote her address on a piece of
paper.
I need a pen and some paper.
Adam took a penknife on the camping trip.
We keep two or three torches in the

house in case we have a power cut.
Taschenlampe
Regenschirm
Wasser
torche
parapluie
eau
torcia
ombrello
acqua
NLQ
Luxus
begierig
luxe
passionn(e)
lusso
entusiasta
OI
lachen
rire
ridere
She seemed keen to meet my brother.

We film was very funny and we laughed a
lot.
adj
VWU
stark
fort
forte
You need to be strong to lift this suitcase

LW
VVRKHDY\
PEUHO
ZW
It started to rain so I put up my umbrella.

I asked him for a glass of water.
A holiday is a luxury we can't afford this
year.
page 25 of 74
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130 exhausted
130 likely
Part of
Speech
adj
adj
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
ODNOL
erschpft
wahrscheinlich
puis(e)
probablement
stanco, esausto
probabile
couleur
colore
]VWG
Example
I was so exhausted that I fell asleep on
the sofa.
Rain is likely this afternoon.
Unit 4 Writing Bank

The room was painted in bright colours.
138 colour
NO
Farbe
138 cushion
NQ
Kissen
coussin
cuscino
138 honeymoon
KQLPXQ
Flitterwochen
lune de miel
luna di miele
138 sofa
VI
Sofa
canap
divano
138 wedding
ZHG
Hochzeit
mariage
nozze
adolescent
bb
enfant
g(e)
adolescente
beb
bambino
anziani
d'ge moyen
di mezza et
She removed the cushions from the sofa.

We're going to Greece for our
honeymoon.
She sat down on the sofa.
Janet and Peter invited me to their
wedding.
Unit 5
49
49
49
49
adolescent
baby
child
elderly
n
n
n
adj
GOHVQW
HOGOL
heranwachsend
Baby
Kind
ltlich
49
middle-aged
adj
PGOHGG
mittelalt
EHEL
WDOG
Many adolescent girls worry about their

appearance.
The baby is crying.
I lived in the US when I was a child.
His parents are quite elderly.
She was middle-aged when she got
married.
He helped the old woman across the road.
49
49
old
retired
adj
adj
OG
UWDG
alt
im Ruhestand
vieux/vielle
retrait(e)
vecchia
pensionato, in pensione
49
toddler
adj
WGO
Kleinkind
bambin
bimbo
49
49
drive
engaged
v
adj
GUDY
QHGG
fahren
verlobt
conduire
fianc(e)
guidare
fidanzati
49
graduate
UGXHW
Abschluss machen
diplm(e)
diplomato, laureato
Dave is a retired police officer.

She's a young mum with a small toddler.
I learned to drive when I was seventeen.
Greg and Amy got engaged.

Don graduated from York University in
1998.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
She has more than twenty grandchildren.
49
49
grandchildren
make-up
n
n
UQWOGUQ
Enkel
Makeup
petits-enfants
maquillage
pronipoti
trucco
49
49
place of your own

wear
noun phrase
v
SOHVYMUQ
ZH
eigene Wohnung
tragen
une maison soi

porter
posto mio/di mia propriet

indossare
50
parent
SHUQW
Elternteil
parent
genitore
50
50
50
responsibility
socialise
spend
n
v
v
UVSQVEOWL
Verantwortlichkeit, Aufgabe
Kontakt pflegen
ausgeben
responsabilit
rencontrer des gens
dpenser
responsabilit
socializzare, fare amicizia
spendere
50
50
website
army
n
n
ZHEVDW
Website
Heer
site Internet
arme
sito web
esercito
50
50
enjoy
kind
v
adj
QG
NDQG
Gefallen finden
nett
aimer/apprcier
aimable
divertirsi, aver piacere

gentile, cortese
50
student
VWMXGQW
Student
tudiant(e)
studente
51
housework
KDVZN
Hausarbeit
travaux mnagers
lavori di casa
51
election
OHNQ
Wahl
lection
elezione
Fiona won the election for school

president.
51
law
Gesetz
loi
legge
The law says that you must not ride a

bicycle on a motorway.
51
51
aggressive
boyfriend
adj
n
UHVY
aggressiv
Freund
agressif
petit ami
aggressivo
ragazzo, fidanzato
51
51
cooperate
girlfriend
v
n
NSUHW
zusammenarbeiten
Freundin
cooprer
petite amie
cooperare
ragazza, fidanzata
PHNS
VOD]
spend
PL
Do you usually wear make-up?

I'll be happy when I get a place of my
own.
I decided to wear my blue dress.
My parents paid for me to go to a private
school.
In the holidays, it is Jim's responsibility to
feed all the animals.
I never socialise with people from work.
I spent all my money on holiday.
For more information about the hotel, visit
our website.
My brother joined the army.
The park was lovely, and I enjoyed the
walk.
Grandma is always kind to the children.
The students finished their essays
yesterday.
I usually do the housework at weekends.
EIUHQG
OIUHQG
He is very aggressive when he plays

football.
I met my boyfriend outside the cinema.
Parents are cooperating with teachers to
solve the problem of bullying in schools.
Has Steve got a girlfriend?
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
51
51
military service
agree
n
v
POWULVYV
51
51
disagree
reason
v
n
GVUL
52
advertising
52
German
French
Italian
Example
In some countries, young people have to
do military service for one year.
Militrdienst
einer Meinung sein
Service militaire
tre d'accord
servizio militare
essere d'accordo
UL]Q
nicht der Meinung sein

Grund
ne pas approuver
raison
GYWD]
Werbung
publicit
dissentire, non essere d'accordo

ragione
What was the reason for the delay?
Both political parties spent millions of
pounds on advertising.
pubblicit
cat
kt
Katze
chat
gatto
She accidentally let the cat out of the

door.
52
flat
flt
Wohnung
appartement
appartamento
They're building a new block of flats in

this street.
52
53
message
house
n
n
PHVG
Nachricht
Haus
message
maison
messaggio
casa
53
53
53
53
member
shoe
teacher
watch
n
n
n
n
PHPE
ZW
Mitglied
Schuh
Lehrer
Armbanduhr
membre
chaussure
instituteur/enseignant
montre
membro, socio
scarpa
insegnante, maestro
orologio (da polso)
53
catch up
phr v
NWS
auf den neuesten Stand

kommen
rattraper son retard/se remettre

jour
aggiornare, mettere al corrente
53
fall out
phr v
IODW
sich entzweien
avoir une dispute/avoir un

dsaccord
litigare
53
get in touch
phr v
HWQWW
sich in Verbindung setzen
prendre contact
entrare in contatto
I tried to get in touch with her to tell her

about my new job.
53
get on
phr v
HWQ
klar kommen
s'entendre
andare d'accordo
6KHGRHVQWJHWRQZLWKP\PXPYHU\
well.
53
keep in touch
phr v
NLSQWW
in Verbindung bleiben
rester en contact
rimanere in contatto
We were best friends at primary school

and have always kept in touch.
53
lose touch
phr v
OX]WW
den Kontakt verlieren
perdre le contact
perdere il contatto
Sally moved to South Africa and I lost

touch with her.
UL
Paul and I agree on most things.

I'm sorry, but I totally disagree.
I've got a message for you from Sammy.
KDV
X
WLW
We spent the evening at Harriet's house.

Members of the gym can use the
swimming pool for free.
He bought a pair of running shoes.
Miss Lind is my English teacher.
It's ten o'clock by my watch.
I phoned Jo to catch up on her news.
,GRQWZDQWWRIDOORXWZLWK\RX
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Speech
Pronunciation
54
54
54
depend on
diet
disease
phr v
n
n
GSHQGQ
54
54
gene
pet
n
n
GLQ
54
scientist
54
54
54
single
understand
healthily
54
German
French
Italian
Example
How healthy you are depends on what
you eat.
abhngen von
Dit
Krankheit
dpendre de
alimentation/rgime
maladie
dipendere da
dieta
malattia, mal di
pet
Gen
Haustier
gne
animal domestique
geni
animale domestico
VDQWVW
Wissenschaftler
scientifique
scienziato
adj
v
adv
VO
KHOOL
alleinstehend
verstehen
gesund
clibataire/single
comprendre
sainement
singolo, scapolo, nubile

capire
sano
junk food
GNIXG
Junk-Food
nourriture industrielle
cibo poco sano, porcheria
54
mentally active
noun phrase
PHQWOLNWY
geistig aktiv
mentalement actif
mentalmente attivo
54
54
54
55
physical exercise
think
worry
birthday
noun phrase
v
v
n
I]NOHNVVD]
EGH
krperliche Bettigung
nachdenken
sich sorgen
Geburtstag
exercice physique
penser/rflchir
se faire du souci/s'inquiter
anniversaire
esercizio fisico
pensare
preoccuparsi
compleanno
55
camping
NPS
campen
faire du camping
campeggio
55
56
56
grandparent
currently
degree
n
adv
n
UQSHUQW
GUL
Groelternteil
zur Zeit
Hochschulabschluss
grands-parents
actuellement
diplme
nonni
attualmente
diploma, laurea
56
elect
OHNW
whlen
lire
eleggere
He is currently on holiday.
She has a degree in physics.
The country elected a new government in
January.
56
influential
adj
QIOXHQO
einflussreich
influent
influente
John is an influential man in the

community.
GDW
G]L]
QGVWQG
It's important to eat a healthy diet.

Granddad died from heart disease.
6KHPXVWKDYHJRRGJHQHVERWKKHU
parents are over 100!
,KDYHWZRSHWVDFDWDQGDGRJ
Scientists are studying the ageing
process.
She was single for a long time before she
married Jimmy.
Does Jim understand Spanish?
Make sure that you eat healthily.
Look at all these burgers and chips! You
have to stop eating so much junk food.'
My grandparents are still mentally active.
N
ZUL
NUQWOL
The children get plenty of physical

exercise.
Alison thought about what he had said.
My dad worries a lot about money.
It's my thirtieth birthday next week.
We went camping in France in the
summer.
We visited my grandparents at the
weekend.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
130 iron
DQ
bgeln
repasser
stirare
130
130
130
134
134
134
134
134
adj
v
n
v
n
phr v
n
n
VSOG
PNW
verwhnt
vermuten
freie Zeit
sich verndern
Reinigung
aufgeben
Jura
Marketing
gt(e)
supposer
cong
modifier/changer
nettoyer
arrter/renoncer/abandonner
loi
marketing
viziato
supporre, presumere
giorni di permesse, vacanza
cambiare
pulizia
smettere di
legge, giurisprudenza
marketing
I need to iron my shirt.

+H
VYHU\VSRLOHGKLVSDUHQWVEX\KLP
everything he asks for!
134 only child
noun phrase
QOLWDOG
Einzelkind
enfant unique
figlio unico
134
134
134
134
n
adj
v
n
UHOWY
ZS
Verwandter
streng
studieren
Abwasch
les parents
strict(e)
tudier
faire la vaisselle
famigliare
severo
studiare
lavare i piatti
139 allergy
OGL
Allergie
allergie
allergia
139 application form
SONHQIP
Bewerbungsformular
formulaire de candidature
modulo di domanda
You can fill in the job application form

online.
139 form
IP
Formular
formulaire
modulo
Can I have a copy of your expenses form,

please?
I got in touch with a homestay
organisation to find accommodation in
London.
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spoiled
suppose
time off
change
cleaning
give up
law
marketing
relative
strict
study
washing-up
VS]
WDPI
WHQG
NOLQ
YS
O
VWUNW
VWGL
I suppose he's still in London.

I'd like some time off this week.
He changed after he got married.
Who does your office cleaning?
:K\GRQW\RXJLYHXSVPRNLQJ"
It takes a long time to get a law degree.
Stella works in marketing.
I was an only child, but I always wanted a
brother or sister.
We usually visit relatives in France during
the summer.
Most of the teachers here are quite strict.
She wants to study law at university.
It's your turn to do the washing-up.
Unit 5 Writing Bank

He has an allergy to cats.
139 homestay
KPVWH
Privatunterkunft
habiter chez quelqu'un
famiglia ospitante
139 landing card
OQGNG
Landekarte
carte de dbarquement
carta di sbarco
139 nationality
QQOWL
Nationalitt
nationalit
nazionalit
I filled in the landing card on the plane.
Students of many different nationalities

come to study here.
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Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
My son has an American passport.
139 passport
SVSW
Pass
passeport
passaporto
139 request
UNZHVW
Ersuchen
demande
richiesta
139 address
GUHV
Adresse
adresse
indirizzo
139 date of birth
noun phrase
GHWYE
Geburtsdatum
date de naissance
data di nascita
139 divorced
adj
GYVW
geschieden
divorc(e)
divorziato
139 family name
IPOLQHP
Familienname
nom de famille
nome di famiglia, cognome
139 female
ILPHO
weiblich, Weibchen
femelle/fminin
femmina
139 first name
IVWQHP
Vorname
prnom
nome (di battesimo)
139 forename
IQHP
Vorname
prnom
nome (di battesimo)
139 gender
GHQG
Geschlecht
sexe
sesso
139 male
PHO
mnnlich, Mnnchen
mle
maschio
139 marital status
PUWOVWHWV
Personenstand
situation familiale
stato civile
139 married
adj
PULG
verheiratet
mari(e)
sposato
139 occupation
NMSHQ
Beschftigung
occupation
professione, occupazione
139 postal address
SVWOGUHV
Postadresse
adresse postale
indirizzo postale
139 postcode
SVWNG
Postleitzahl
code postal
codice postale
The country made a request for

international aid.
My address is 37 King Street, London.
Write down your name, address, and
date of birth.
My parents are divorced.
My family name is Smith.
:HKDYHWKUHHFDWVWZRIHPDOHVDQG
one male.
Miss Green's first name is Karen.
His forename is John.
You can't tell Fran's gender from his
QDPH)UDQFDQEHDPDQRUDZRPDQ
Is your dog a male or a female?
Why do they want to know my marital
status?
She is married to a famous footballer.
Please write your name and occupation.
The form asked for my postal address.
When addressing the letter, she wrote

down the wrong postcode.
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Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
My husband and I are separated.
139 separated
adj
VHSUHWG
getrennt
en sparation de corps
separato
139 signature
VQW
Unterschrift
signature
firma
139 surname
VQHP
Nachname
nom de famille
cognome
139 title
WDWO
Titel
titre
titolo
139 clothes
NO]NO]
Kleidung
vtements
abiti
quateur
capitale
ville
equatore
capitale
citt
His signature was on the letter.

His surname is Murphy.
He always puts 'Dr' down where the form
asks for his title.
She wears smart clothes for work.
Unit 6
We crossed the equator when we flew to
Australia.
59
59
59
equator
capital
city
n
n
n
NZHW
VWL
quator
Hauptstadt
Grostadt
59
green space
ULQVSHV
Grnflche
espace vert
spazio verde
London is the capital of England.

London is the largest city in England.
The planners are adding more green
spaces to the city.
59
landscape
OQGVNHS
Landschaft
paysage
paesaggio
The landscape in my region is very

beautiful. It is hilly with several forests.
59
59
natural beauty
population
n
n
QWUOEMXWL
SSMOHQ
natrliche Schnheit
Bevlkerung
beaut naturelle
population
bellezza naturale
popolazione
59
region
ULGQ
Gegend
rgion
regione
What's the population of Tokyo?

We don't get very much snow in this
region.
59
remains
UPHQ]
berreste
reste/dpouille
resti, rovine
They discovered the remains of an

ancient theatre.
59
59
59
60
60
situated
tourist destination
town
bay
beach
adj
n
n
n
n
VWXHWG
gelegen
Touristenziel
Stadt
Bucht
Strand
situ(e)
destination touristique
ville
baie
plage
situato
meta turistica
citt
baia
spiaggia
NSWO
WUVWGHVWQHQ
WDQ
EH
ELW
Cornwall is an area of outstanding natural

beauty.
The house is situated on a cliff next to the

sea.
Venice is a popular tourist destination.
We lived in a small town on the coast.
I know a bay that's great for surfing.
The children love going to the beach.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
60
60
60
60
60
cliff
coast
forest
island
lake
n
n
n
n
n
NOI
falaise
cte
fort
le
lac
scogliera
costa
foresta
isola
lago
Don't go near the edge of the cliff.

It gets quite cold on the coast.
It is easy to get lost in the forest.
OHN
Klippe
Kste
Wald
Insel
See
60
mountain
PDQWQ
Berg
montagne
montagna
Jamaica is an island.
I like doing water sports on the lake.
We spent a weekend climbing in the
mountains.
60
peninsula
SQQVMO
Halbinsel
pninsule
penisola
The Malay peninsula is a strip of land

projecting into the China Sea.
60
river
UY
Fluss
rivire
fiume
The River Nile is the longest river in

Africa.
60
sea
VL
Meer
mer
mare
60
60
60
border
consist of
effect
n
phr v
n
EG
IHNW
Grenze
bestehen aus
Auswirkung
frontire
se compose de
effet
confine
consiste di
effetti
60
negative
adj
QHWY
negativ
ngatif
negativo
The house consists of six rooms.

The effects of the disease are terrible.
A lot of sun has a negative effect on your
skin.
60
positive
adj
S]WY
positiv
positif
positivo
His new exercise routine is having a very

positive effect.
NVW
IUVW
DOQG
We swam in the sea, but it was very cold.
NQVVWY
60
60
resident
tourism
n
n
UH]GQW
WU]P
Einwohner
Tourismus
rsident
tourisme
residente
turismo
60
tourist guide
WUVWDG
Fremdenfhrer
guide touristique
guida turistica
61
bring
EU
bringen
emporter
portare
61
61
keep
stay
v
v
ki:p
behalten
bleiben
garder/conserver
rester
tenere, mantenere
stare
The train crossed the border between

Russia and Poland.
The residents objected to the idea of

building a wind farm.
The island's main industry is tourism.
We bought a tourist guide to South
America before we went there on holiday.
Can you bring me another glass of water?
Keep a copy of the form for your records.
VWH
The door won't stay open.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
VNVHV
Erfolg
succs
successo
They were pleased with their success in

the football tournament.
mp
Karte
carte
mappa, carta (geografica)
We looked at a map of country to plan

our route.
control
NQWUO
Kontrolle
domination
controllo
She's a good teacher who has control of

the class.
equipment
NZSPQW
Ausrstung
quipement
equipaggiamento, attrezzatura
We use the most modern scientific

equipment.
61
success
61
map
62
62
62
62
62
freedom
garden
happiness
n
n
n
IULGP
62
62
help
people
n
n
help
62
plant
62
,EHOLHYHLQIUHHGRPRIFKRLFH,EHOLHYH
people should be able to choose what
they like.
Freiheit
Garten
Glck
libert
jardin
bonheur
libert
giardino
felicit
SLSO
Hilfe
Leute
aider
gens
aiuto
gente
SOQW
Pflanze
plante
pianta
A lot of people went to the concert.

She likes to have lots of plants in the
house.
prisoner
SU]Q
Hftling
prisonnier
prigioniero, carcerato
The prisoner will spend ten years in

prison.
62
seed
VLG
Samen
graine
semente, seme
The little girl planted some sunflower

seeds.
62
soil
VO
Erdreich
terre
terreno
Water the soil well when you plant the

young lettuces.
62
62
62
sunshine
things
time
n
n
n
VQDQ
WDP
Sonnenschein
Sachen
Zeit
soleil
choses
temps
sole, luce del sole

cose
tempo
62
tree
WUL
Baum
arbre
albero
Put those things on the table.

We waited for the bus for a long time.
We have a lovely cherry tree in our
garden.
63
beautiful
adj
EMXWIO
schn
beau/belle
bello
Some of the models are incredibly

beautiful.
GQ
KSLQV
The children are playing in the garden.

Singing gives me a feeling of happiness.
Thanks for your help with the washing-up.
We spent the afternoon sitting in the

sunshine.
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Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
NUDGG
berfllt
bond(e)
affollata
There were hundreds of people on the

EHDFKLWZDVYHU\FURZGHG
adj
GOND
idyllisch
idyllique
idillico
We stopped and had our picnic at an

idyllic spot in the country.
impressive
noisy
peaceful
pleasant
adj
adj
adj
adj
PSUHVY
SOH]QW
eindrucksvoll
laut
friedlich
angenehm
impressionnant
bruyant
paisible
agrable
impressionante
rumoroso
tranquillo
piacevole
63
relaxing
adj
UONV
entspannend
dtendant/relaxant
rilassante
That old car is very noisy!

It's very peaceful here in the forest.
The village is a pleasant place to live.
Before going to bed, I had a nice relaxing
bath.
63
romantic
adj
UPQWNU
romantisch
romantique
romantico
They went for a romantic meal in a

restaurant.
63
unspoilt
adj
QVSOW
unverdorben
authentique/pargn(e)
intatto, incontaminato
Before the motorway was built, this was

unspoilt countryside.
63
wild
adj
ZDOG
wild
sauvage
selvaggio
We visited the wild and beautiful Scottish

hills.
63
cave
NHY
Hhle
caverne/grotte
caverna, grotta
Walkers discovered England's deepest

cave.
63
63
63
63
contrast
serene
tranquil
near
n
adj
adj
prep
NQWUVW
Kontrast
heiter
beschaulich
nahe
contraste
serein
tranquille
proche
contrasto
sereno
tranquillo, quieto
vicina a
63
63
noise
year
n
n
Q]
M
Lrm
Jahr
bruit
anne
rumore
anno
64
art gallery
WOUL
Kunstgalerie
galerie d'art
galleria d'arte
64
bar
Bar
bistrot
bar
63
crowded
adj
63
idyllic
63
63
63
63
Q]L
SLVIO
VULQ
WUNZO
Q
Their victory over Toronto was very

impressive.
There was a great contrast between the

rich areas and the poor areas of the city.
Her face was serene.
The village is very quiet and tranquil.
He lives near Bristol.
The children are making a lot of noise
outside.
I worked in London for two years.
Ella and Bill visited several art galleries in
London.
Steve went to a bar with friends last night.
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Pronunciation
64
64
64
64
64
64
bookshop
bus station
bus stop
caf
cinema
college
n
n
n
n
n
n
ENS
64
commercial area
64
doctor's surgery
64
German
French
Italian
Example
Our local bookshop specialises in travel
books.
NOG
Buchhandlung
Busbahnhof
Bushaltestelle
Caf
Kino
College
librairie
station de bus
arrt de bus
caf
cinma
collge
libreria
stazione autobus/corriere
fermata del bus
caff
cinema
universit
NPOHUL
Gewerbegebiet
zone commerciale
zona commerciale
I got the timetable from the bus station.

There was a long queue at the bus stop.
We had a cup of tea in the caf.
What's on at the cinema tonight?
I want to go to art college.
All the businesses are in the commercial
area of the city.
GNW]VGUL
Arztpraxis
cabinet mdical
studio/ambulatorio medico
Four doctors work in our local doctor's

surgery.
hospital
KVSWO
Krankenhaus
hpital
ospedale
My mother went to hospital after she had

a car accident.
64
industrial area
QGVWULOHUL
Industriegebiet
zone industrielle
zona industriale
There are lots of warehouses in the

industrial area of town.
64
leisure centre
OHVHQW
Erholungsgebiet
centre de loisir
centro ricreativo/tempo libero
Our local leisure centre has a gym and a

swimming pool.
64
library
ODEUULEUL
Bibliothek
bibliothque
biblioteca
64
64
museum
nightclub
n
n
PMX]LP
Museum
Nachtclub
muse
club de nuit
museo
locale notturno
64
64
residential area
restaurant
n
n
UH]GHQOHUL
Wohngebiet
Restaurant
zone rsidentielle
restaurant
zona residenziale
ristorante
64
64
64
sports stadium
theatre
train station
n
n
n
VSWVVWHGLP
WUHQVWHQ
Sportstadion
Theater
Bahnhof
stade de sport
thtre
gare
stadio sportivo
teatro
stazione ferroviaria
64
tube station
WMXEVWHQ
U-Bahnhof
Station de mtro
stazione metropolitana
EVVWHQ
EVVWS
NIH
VQP
I took my library books back to the library.
QDWNOE
UHVWUQW
She is planning a class trip to the science

museum.
London has some great nightclubs.
We are moving to Manchester and want
to know the best residential areas.
They had dinner in a Chinese restaurant.
The sports stadium was full for the big
game.
Would you like to go to the theatre?
I arranged to meet her at the train station.
The platform at the tube station was
crowded.
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Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
My son is always playing computer
games.
64
64
computer game
appeal to
n
phr v
NPSMXWHP
SLOW
Computerspiel
reizen, zusagen
Jeu sur ordinateur

Plaire
gioco per computer

attirare, interessare
64
facilities
IVOWL]
Einrichtungen
installations
impianti
Going skiing doesn't appeal to me.

The school has very good sporting
facilities.
64
natural disaster
QWUOG]VW
Naturkatastrophe
Catastrophe naturelle
calamit/catastrofe naturale
The earthquake was a terrible natural

disaster.
66
accommodation
NPGHQ
Unterkunft
logement
sistemazione
I need to find some cheap

accommodation.
66
cheap
adj
WLS
billig
moins cher
economico
This airline is offering some cheap flights

to Spain.
66
climate
NODPW
Klima
climat
clima
The climate in the Maldives is hot and

sunny.
66
expensive
adj
NVSHQVY
teuer
Cher/coteux
caro
:HFDQ
WDIIRUGWKLVFDULW
VWRR
expensive.
66
friendly
adj
IUHQGOL
freundlich
aimable
cordiale, amichevole
Everyone in the village was very friendly

to us.
66
market
PNW
Markt
march
mercato
I usually buy fruit and vegetables at the

market.
66
66
66
66
66
sunny
cold
hot
ticket
warm
adj
adj
adj
n
adj
VQL
ZP
sonnig
kalt
hei
Fahrschein
warm
ensoleill(e)
froid
chaud
ticket
chaud
soleggiato, di sole
freddo
molto caldo
biglietto
caldo
couverture
coprire
NOG
KW
WNW
The day they got married was a warm,

sunny day.
Drink your coffee before it goes cold.
It was a very hot day.
How much is a train ticket to London?
It's lovely and warm in this room.
Unit 6 Writing Bank

The field was covered in snow.
140 cover
NY
bedecken
140 entry form
HQWULIP
Anmeldeformular
Formulaire d'inscription
modulo d'iscrizione
140 season
VL]Q
Jahreszeit
saison
stagione
He filled in the entry form for the

competition.
Spring is my favourite season.
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Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The sky is blue and the sun is shining.
140 sky
VND
Himmel
ciel
cielo
140 urban
adj
EQ
stdtisch
urbain
urbano
More and more people are moving to

urban areas.
140 view
YMX
Aussicht
Champ visuel
vista
You get a fantastic view from the top of

the hill.
140 hear
hren
entendre
sentire
140 smell
smel
riechen
sentir
profumare, avere odore
I heard footsteps in the kitchen.

That soup smells delicious!
Unit 7
69
69
ankle
arm
n
n
NO
P
Knchel
Arm
cheville
bras
caviglia
braccio
69
back
bk
Rcken
dos
schiena
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
ear
elbow
eye
face
finger
forehead
hair
head
knee
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Ohr
Ellenbogen
Auge
Gesicht
Finger
Stirn
Haar
Kopf
Knie
oreille
coude
LO
face/visage
doigt
front
cheveu
tte
genou
orecchio
gomito
occhio
faccia, viso
dito
fronte
capello
testa
ginocchio
69
69
leg
lip
n
n
OH
Bein
Lippe
jambe
Lvre
gamba
labbro
69
69
69
mouth
nose
palm
n
n
n
PD
Mund
Nase
Handflche
bouche
nez
paume de la main
bocca
naso
palmo
HOE
D
IHV
I
IUG
KH
hed
QL
OS
Q]
SP
I tripped and hurt my ankle.

Dave has a tattoo on his left arm.
Billy lay on his back and looked at the sky.
She turned and whispered something in
his ear.
I fell over and hurt my elbow.
Paul has green eyes and brown hair.
You have a beautiful face.
She wore a ring on every finger.
Her hair covered a lot of her forehead.
Both my sisters have fair hair.
She rested her head on my shoulder.
Lucy had a bandage around her knee.
Chris has very strong legs because he
cycles twenty miles every day.
Her lips curved into a smile.
It isn't polite to speak with your mouth full.
He broke his nose playing rugby.
The palms of her hands were sweaty.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
OG
Schulter
paule
spalla
Sam carried the small child on his

shoulders.
VWPN
Bauch
estomac
stomaco
These exercises will help to keep your

stomach flat.
thumb
toe
torso
waist
wrist
n
n
n
n
n
UVW
Daumen
Zeh
Rumpf
Taille
Handgelenk
pouce
orteil
torse
taille
poignet
pollice
dito
torace
vita
polso
69
diet
GDW
Dit
rgime
dieta
69
get stressed
verb phrase
HWVWUHVW
gestresst werden
devenir stress(e)
essere stressato
69
look like
verb phrase
ONODN
aussehen wie
ressembler
assomigliare
69
lose
OX]
verlieren
perdre
perdere
She went on a diet last year and lost 20

kilos.
69
personality
SVQOWL
Persnlichkeit
personnalit
personalit
He isn't good-looking, but he has a great

personality.
69
physical appearance
noun phrase
I]NOSUQV
krperliche Erscheinung
apparence physique
aspetto fisico
She worries too much about her physical

appearance.
69
69
69
put on
weight
worried
phr v
n
adj
SWQ
ZULG
ansetzen
Gewicht
besorgt
grossier
poids
inquiet
mettere su
peso
preoccupato
70
business
E]QV
Geschft
affaires
affari, attivit
69
shoulder
69
stomach
69
69
69
69
69
W
WV
ZHVW
She held the diamond between her finger

and her thumb.
These shoes hurt my toes.
He had injuries to his head and torso.
She has a slim waist.
Liz fell and broke her wrist.
When did you start your diet?' 'Last
November.'
I get stressed when I'm very busy at work.
My boyfriend thinks I look like Madonna.
ZHW
After the age of forty, a lot of people start

to put on weight.
She doesn't worry about her weight.
Lucy was worried about the exam.
He worked in the advertising business for
years.
There were some obvious contradictions
between what he said and what he did.
70
contradiction
NQWUGNQ
Widerspruch
contradiction
contraddizione
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Speech
70
desperate
adj
70
70
industry
investigate
70
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
Many homeless families are desperate
for a place to live.
GHVSUW
verzweifelt
dsespr(e)
disperato, pronto a tutto
n
v
QGVWUL
QYHVWHW
Branche, Industrie
untersuchen
industrie
enquter sur
industria
investigare, indagare
issue
XVMX
Thema
thme
questione, problema
Police are investigating the robbery.

The environment is an issue which is
very important to young people.
70
model
PGO
Model
modle/mannequin
modello
Models are usually very tall and slim

these days.
70
natural
adj
QWUO
natrlich
naturel
naturale
6KHGRHVQWZHDUPDNHXSEHFDXVHVKH
prefers to look natural.
70
pressure
SUH
Druck
pression
pressione
There's a lot of pressure on young people

to do well at school.
70
programme
SUUP
Sendung
programme
programma
Did you see that TV programme about

earthquakes?
70
71
TV presenter
attractive
n
adj
WLYLSU]HQW
Fernsehmoderator
attraktiv
prsentateur de tlvision
beau/belle
presentatore TV
attraente
71
71
blonde
build
adj
n
EOQG
blond
Krperbau
blond(e)
silhouette
biondo
corporatura
71
71
colouring
dark-haired
n
adj
NOU
GNKHG
Gesichtsfarbe
dunkelhaarig
couleur
aux cheveux sombres
colorazione
scuro di capelli
71
dark-skinned
adj
GNVNQG
dunkelhutig
la peau sombre
di pelle scura
71
71
fair-haired
fair-skinned
adj
adj
IHKHG
IHVNQG
blond
hellhutig
aux cheveux clairs

la peau claire
chiara di capelli
chiara di pelle
71
fat
adj
ft
fett
gros/obse
grasso
WUNWY
EOG
The tourist industry in Europe is doing

very well this year.
She's a TV presenter on children's

television.
His new girlfriend is very attractive.
When he was a child, his hair was very
blonde.
He is tall with a slim build.
She has the same pale colouring as her
sister.
Maria is dark-haired and slim.
I'm quite dark-skinned with hazel eyes,
but my sister is fair-skinned with blue
eyes!
My son was fair-haired when he was
younger.
Blondes are usually fair-skinned.
,
PWRRIDW,PXVWWU\WRHDWOHVV
chocolate.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
71
71
71
71
71
good-looking
handsome
height
medium height
muscular
adj
adj
n
adj
adj
GON
gutaussehend
gutaussehend
Hhe
mittlerer Gre
muskuls
beau/bel/belle
beau/belle
hauteur
de taille moyenne
musculeux
di bell'aspetto
bello
altezza
di altezza media
muscoloso
71
71
71
71
71
71
overweight
red-haired
short
skinny
slim
tall
adj
adj
adj
adj
adj
adj
YZHW
WO
bergewichtig
rothaarig
klein
mager
schlank
gro
excs de poids
aux cheveux roux
court
maigre
mince
grand(e)
sovrappeso
di capelli rossi
bassa
magro, smilzo
slanciato
alto
The actor was a very good-looking man.

He was tall, dark and handsome.
We measured the height of the building.
How tall is a medium-height man?
That weightlifter had very muscular legs.
The doctor told her she was overweight
and this was affecting her health.
71
ugly
adj
OL
hsslich
affreux
brutto
Tim was red-haired and had blue eyes.

Sandra is quite short for her age.
She's too skinny and looks quite ill!
Beth is a slim, pretty girl.
Grace is a tall, beautiful woman.
It was an ugly animal with a fat body and
short legs.
71
unattractive
adj
QWUNWY
unattraktiv
peu attrayant
poco attraente
The new office building is very

unattractive.
71
make money
verb phrase
PHNPQL
Geld verdienen
faire de l'argent
fare soldi
He made a lot of money from property in

the 1980s.
72
72
72
ambitious
chatty
easy-going
adj
adj
adj
PEV
L]L
ehrgeizig
gesprchig
gelassen
ambitieux
courant/bavard
facile vivre
ambizioso
loquace, ciarliero
alla mano
72
feeling
ILO
Gefhl
sentiment
sensazione
72
72
hard-working
length
adj
n
KGZN
OH
hart arbeitend
Lnge
laborieux
longueur
laborioso, studioso
lunghezza
72
open
adj
SQ
offen
ouvert/franc
aperto
They measured the length of the garden.

He's very open about his ambition to be
the boss.
72
organised
adj
QD]G
ordentlich
ordonn(e)
organizzato
Lucy is very organised and always

finishes her homework on time.
KQVP
KDW
PLGLPKDW
PVNMO
UHGKHG
W
VNQL
VOP
WWL
We are looking for ambitious, hard-

working young people.
She was very chatty on the telephone.
I like his easy-going attitude.
,HQMR\UXQQLQJLWJLYHVPHDJRRG
feeling.
Hard-working students will do well in in
their exams.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
72
72
72
reserved
sensitive
shape
adj
adj
n
U]YG
72
unreliable
72
German
French
Italian
Example
He's very reserved and doesn't show his
feelings.
HS
reserviert
empfindlich
Form
rserv(e)
comprhensif
forme
riservato
sensibile
forma
adj
QUODEO
unzuverlssig
peu fiable
inaffidabile
Ben is a very sensitive child.

What shape is the box?
,WVVXFKDQXQUHOLDEOHEXVVHUYLFH,
never know what time I'll arrive at the
office!
upset
adj
SVHW
aufgebracht
contrari(e)
arrabbiato, preoccupato
I know David was very upset about losing

his job.
72
avoid
YG
vermeiden
viter/prvenir
evitare
She avoided taking the bus because she

didn't want to see Lisa.
72
72
consider
promise
v
v
NQVG
SUPV
erwgen
versprechen
considrer
promettre
considerare, valutare
promettere
72
seem
VLP
scheinen
sembler
sembrare
72
want
ZQW
wollen
vouloir
volere
73
73
73
73
73
73
evidence
inherit
literature
maths
physics
ring
n
v
n
n
n
n
HYGQV
Nachweise
erben
Literatur
Mathe
Physik
Ring
justificatif/preuve
hriter
littrature
maths
physique
bague
prova
ereditare
letteratura
matematica
fisica
anello
74
74
backache
cold
n
n
ENHN
Rckenschmerzen
Erkltung
mal de dos/lombalgie
froid
mal di schiena
freddo
74
74
cough
earache
n
n
NI
Husten
Ohrenschmerzen
toux
mal d'oreilles
tosse
mal d'orecchi, otite
VHQVWY
Anna is considering studying languages

at university.
She promised to write to me.
The house seemed very quiet after
everyone left.
What do you want to do for your birthday?
QKHUW
OWUW
PV
I]NV
U
NOG
UHN
There is clear evidence that this disease

is caused by eating too much fat.
He inherited 100,000 from his aunt.
I'm interested in French literature.
Liz is very good at maths.
He's not very good at physics.
He bought his wife a gold ring.
When I had backache, I couldn't get out
of bed for a week!
I often get colds in winter.
She gave a nervous cough before she
spoke.
,YHJRWWHUULEOHHDUDFKH
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
74
74
flu
foot
n
n
IOX
74
74
headache
hurt
n
v
KHGHN
74
illness
74
German
French
Italian
Example
A lot of people at work have flu at the
moment.
Grippe
Fu
grippe
pied
influenza
piede
KW
Kopfschmerzen
wehtun
mal de tte/cphale
faire mal
mal di testa, emicrania

fare male
OQV
Krankheit
maladie
malattia
It was so cold, my hands started to hurt.

I missed four days of work last year
because of illness.
neck
nek
Hals
nuque
collo
She wears a gold necklace around her

neck.
74
74
74
rash
sick
sore
n
adj
adj
U
V
Ausschlag
bel
schmerzend
irritation/ruption/rougeur
malade
douloureux
sfogo, eruzione cutanea

sentirsi male
mal (di gola)
74
stomachache
VWPNHN
Bauchschmerzen
mal de ventre
mal di stomaco
74
74
74
symptom
temperature
throat
n
n
n
VPSWP
Symptom
Temperatur
Rachen
symptme
temprature
gorge
sintomo
temperatura, febbre
gola
74
74
74
74
toothache
matter
terrible
well
n
n
adj
adj
WXHN
Zahnschmerzen
los
schrecklich
gut
mal de dents
souci/problme
terrible
en bonne sant
mal di denti
problema
terribile
stare bene
74
74
apology
awful
n
adj
SOGL
IO
Entschuldigung
frchterlich
excuse
affreux
scusa, scusarsi
pessimo
74
sleep
VOLS
Schlaf
dormir
sonno
74
advice
GYDV
Rat
Conseil
consiglio
IW
VN
WHPSUW
UW
PW
WHUEO
wel
My feet are cold!

I sometimes get a headache when I work
at the computer for too long.
Tom had a temperature, and a rash all

over his face.
Too much chocolate makes me feel sick.
I woke up with a sore throat.
She couldn't go to school because of her
stomachache.
Sneezing is often the first symptom of a
cold.
Danny had a temperature of 39 degrees.
I have a sore throat.
I went to the dentist because I had
terrible toothache.
What's the matter?' 'I've broken my leg!'
I have a terrible headache.
How are you?' 'I'm very well.'
She forgot my birthday so she sent me
flowers as an apology.
What awful food!
You need plenty of sleep when you are ill.
My teacher gave me some advice about
university courses.
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Part of
Speech
74
honey
74
remedy
74
75
75
75
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
Bill uses the honey from his bees in the
cakes that he makes.
KQL
Honig
miel
miele
UHPGL
Heilmittel
remde/mdicament
rimedio
supermarket
remember
stop
try
n
v
v
v
VXSPNW
Supermarkt
sich erinnern
aufhren
versuchen
supermarch
se souvenir
arrter
essayer/tenter
supermercato
ricordare
smettere, cessare
provare
75
75
75
76
76
76
76
turn off
touch
fancy
stress
beat
driver
fix
phr v
v
v
n
v
n
v
WQI
INV
ausschalten
berhren
Lust haben
Stress
schlagen
Fahrer
reparieren
arrter
toucher
avoir envie de
stress
battre/vaincre
conducteur
rparer
spegnere
toccare
avere voglia di
stress, tensione
battere
autista
aggiustare, riparare
76
heart
KW
Herz
FXU
cuore
I need an effective remedy for headaches.
UPHPE
VWS
WUD
WW
IQVL
stres
ELW
GUDY
76
76
machine
next door
n
noun phrase
PLQ
QHNVWG
Maschine
nebenan
machine/appareil
voisin
macchina
porta accanto, vicino a
76
rain
UHQ
Regen
pluie
piovere
76
76
76
76
realise
shop assistant
shout
sleep
v
n
v
v
UOD]
VOLS
begreifen, feststellen
Verkufer
rufen
schlafen
raliser/se rendre
compte/comprendre
vendeur
crier
dormir
realizzare
commesso
gridare, urlare
dormire
76
soaked
adj
VNW
durchnsst
tremp
bagnato, fradicio
SVVWQW
DW
I do the week's shopping at the

supermarket.
I can remember my first day at school.
The rain stopped in the afternoon.
I try to do some exercise every day.
Jess turned the TV off when the
programme finished.
'RQ
WWRXFKWKHSODWHLW
VYHU\KRW
Do you fancy going to the cinema?
I don't cope well with stress at work.
Manchester United beat Chelsea easily.
The taxi driver arrived on time.
Harry can fix your bike.
My heart beats very fast when I'm
nervous.
If I'm not at home when you phone,
please leave a message on the
answering machine.
The Smiths live next door to us.
If it rains tomorrow, the cricket match will
be cancelled.
I suddenly realised it was very late.
The shop assistant was very helpful.
Stop!' he shouted.
Did you sleep well last night?
I didn't have my umbrella, so I'm
completely soaked!
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
WHNEN
zurckbringen
rendre
reclamare, restituire
I took the skirt back because there was a

hole in it.
WHQV
Tennis
tennis
tennis
My favourite tennis player is Roger

Federer.
tense
bath
close
adj
n
v
tens
NO]
angespannt
Bad
schlieen
anxieux/nerveux
baignoire
fermer
teso, nervoso
bagno
chiudere
76
massage
PV
Massage
massage
massaggio
Suzy had a bath and went to bed.

Please close the window.
He went for a massage to help his
backache.
76
reduce
UGMXV
reduzieren
rduire
ridurre
The price of the jacket was reduced from

75 to 50.
76
talk
WN
sprechen
s'entretenir
parlare
6RUU\,FDQ
WWDONQRZ,KDYHWRJRWRD
meeting.
76
yoga
Yoga
yoga
yoga
SOGD]
sich entschuldigen
s'excuser
scusarsi
She apologised to the teacher for arriving

late.
76
take back
phr v
76
tennis
76
76
76
John looked really tense before the job

interview.
Sarah goes to yoga classes twice a week.
Unit 7 Writing Bank

141 apologise
141 explanation
HNVSOQHQ
Erklrung
explication
spiegazione
What is his explanation for cancelling the

party?
141 arrive
UDY
ankommen
arriver
arrivare
We arrived at the station late and we

missed the train.
141 come
NP
kommen
venir
venire, arrivare
141 full
adj
IO
voll
plein/bond
pieno
7KHUHLVQRPRUHVSDFHLQWKHJDUDJHLW
is full of boxes!
A young woman came into the room.
141 party
SWL
Party
fte
festa
We're having a party next Saturday to

celebrate my birthday.
141 apostrophe
SVWUIL
Apostroph
apostrophe
apostrofo
Miss Clark taught the children how to use

apostrophes.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
What are the rules for using a comma?
141 comma
NP
Komma
virgule
virgola
141 exclamation mark
HNVNOPHQPN
Ausrufungszeichen
point d'exclamation
punto esclamativo
She ends nearly every sentence with an

exclamation mark!
141 full stop
IOVWS
Punkt
point
punto
Remember to put a full stop at the end of

a sentence.
141 punctuation
SNWXHQ
Zeichensetzung
ponctuation
punteggiatura, interpunzione
Make sure your essay has the correct

punctuation.
141 question mark
NZHVWQPN
Fragezeichen
point d'interrogation
punto di domanda
Use a question mark at the end of a

direct question.
141 quotation mark
NZWHQPN
Anfhrungszeichen
guillemets
virgoletta
The journalist put the quote in quotation

marks.
NQHNQ
Verbindung
relation
collegamento, rapporto
There is a strong connection between

happiness and health.
arrter
amende
autoroute
vitesse
prendere, catturare
multare
autostrada
velocit
radar
autovelox
Unit 8
79
connection
79
79
79
79
catch
fine
motorway
speed
v
v
n
n
NW
VSLG
fangen
eine Geldbue verhngen
Autobahn
Geschwindigkeit
79
speed camera
VSLGNPU
Blitzer
79
79
79
speed limit
speeding
hurry
n
n
n
VSLGOPW
KUL
Geschwindigkeitsbeschrnkung limitation de vitesse

Rasen
excs de vitesse
Eile
hte
limite di velocit
eccesso di velocit
fretta, premura
79
immediately
adv
PLGLWOL
sofort
immdiatement
immediatamente
79
79
rush hour
slow down
n
phr v
UD
Hauptverkehrszeit
langsam werden
heure de pointe
ralentir
ora di punta
rallentare
IDQ
PWZH
Police caught the thief before he

managed to get away.
The judge fined him 500 for stealing.
Our car broke down on the motorway.
What speed were you travelling at?
The speed camera caught him and he
was fined 60.
The speed limit is 30 miles an hour.
VSLG
VOGDQ
The police stopped me for speeding.

She was in a hurry to get to class.
I need to see you in my office
immediately.
If you leave by seven o'clock, you should
miss the rush hour.
The car slowed down and stopped.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The truck speeded up as it went down the
hill.
79
79
speed up
traffic light
phr v
n
VSLGS
WUINODW
beschleunigen
Verkehrsampel
acclrer
feux de circulation routire
accelerare, aumentare di
velocit
semaforo
80
busy
adj
E]L
beschftigt
occup
molto impegnato, indaffarato
80
calm
adj
NP
ruhig
calme
calmo
80
80
80
80
80
face to face
fast
slow
table
via
n
adj
adj
n
prep
IHVWIHV
YDYL
Auge in Auge
schnell
langsam
Tisch
ber
face--face
rapide
lent
table
via
faccia a faccia
veloce
lento
tavolo
via, passando per
80
addicted
adj
GNWG
schtig
adonn(e)
avere dipendenza, essere

fanatico
He has always loved fast cars.

This computer's very slow!
We ate dinner around the table.
The train goes via Washington.
My kids are addicted to surfing the
internet.
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concerned
adj
NQVQG
besorgt
inquiet/inquite
preoccupato
Her dad was concerned that she hadn't

come home at the usual time.
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protest
SUWHVW
Protest
protester
protesta
He started a protest against the

organisation.
80
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quality
real
n
adj
NZOWL
UO
Qualitt
wirklich
qualit
rel
qualit
reale
80
social
adj
VO
sozial
social
sociale
The story is based on real events.

Unemployment is a big social problem in
this country.
Turn left at the traffic lights.

She's a busy mother with three young
children.
It isn't easy to keep calm before an exam.
IVW
VO
WHEO
I'd like to speak with you face to face

rather than on the phone.
The quality of the food in that restaurant

is very high.
80
technology
WHNQOGL
Technologie
technologie
tecnologia
It's difficult to keep up with the

development of modern computer
technology.
80
virtual
adj
YWXO
virtuell
fictif
virtuale
I've carried on a virtual conversation with

him for years.
81
81
average
break
adj
n
YUG
durchschnittlich
Pause
en moyenne
interrompre/faire une pause
media
pausa, intervallo
EUHN
The average age of the students is

fourteen.
Let's take a break for a few minutes.
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French
Italian
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There is good communication between
teachers and parents.
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communication
consume
n
v
NPMXQNHQ
NQVMXP
Kommunikation
verbrauchen
communication
consommer
comunicazione
consumare
81
continue
NQWQMX
weiter, dauernd etwas tun
continuer
continuare
81
81
81
rise
sit
switch off
v
v
v
UD]
VZWII
steigen
sitzen
ausschalten
augmenter
tre assis
arrter/mettre l'arrt
aumentare, crescere
sedere
spegnere
81
text message
WHNVWPHVG
SMS
texto
messaggio di testo
The children were all sitting on the floor.

My mobile phone was switched off.
I sent Mum a text message saying why I
would be late home.
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charge
WG
in Rechnung stellen
facturer
far pagare, addebitare
The university charges students 200 for

books.
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82
deliver
ask out
v
phr v
GOY
VNDW
ausliefern
zum Ausgehen einladen
distribuer/remettre/livrer
inviter quelque chose
consegnare
chiedere (un appuntamento)
82
complain
NPSOHQ
sich beschweren
se plaindre
lamentarsi, reclamare
82
82
82
date
get over
go out with
n
phr v
phr v
GHW
DWZ
Verabredung
ber etwas hinwegkommen
ausgehen mit
rendez-vous
se remettre de/se rtablir
sortir avec quelqu'un
appuntamento
riprendersi, rimettersi
uscire con
82
grow apart from
phr v
USWIUP
sich auseinanderleben
s'carter l'une de l'autre
allontanarsi da
82
82
loving
put up with
adj
phr v
OY
SWSZ
liebevoll
zurechtkommen mit
tre tendre envers quelqu'un

supporter quelqu'un
affettuoso, amorevole
sopportare, accettare
82
split up with
phr v
VSOWSZ
Schluss machen
se sparer de quelqu'un
lasciarsi, separarsi
82
82
take out
couple
phr v
n
WHNDW
ausgehen
Paar
sortir quelqu'un/avoir un rendez-

vous romantique
uscire con
couple
coppia
VW
HWY
NSO
We consume too much coal and oil.

Lisa is continuing to make good progress
with her French.
The amount of crime in our cities is rising
all the time.
Can you deliver this parcel before

Christmas?
Bob asked her out on a date.
The children all complained about the
food.
What was your date with Fred like
yesterday?
It takes weeks to get over the flu.
Sally is going out with Tom.
He grew apart from her when she moved
to another town.
His loving wife looked after him while he
was ill.
I don't know how she puts up with him!
He split up with Jenny when he found out
she'd been seeing Tom.
He took her out for a meal.
Sally and Dave are a nice couple.
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French
Italian
Example
eks
Ex-
ex
ex
Her ex-boyfriend is going out with her

best friend!
adj
PQPP
Mindest-
minimum
minimo
The government wants to increase the

minimum wage for workers.
force
IV
zwingen
forcer/contraindre
obbligare, costringere
His new girlfriend forced him to stop

seeing his old friends.
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82
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lucky
marriage
winter
husband
adj
n
n
n
ONL
K]EQG
Glck haben
Ehe
Winter
Ehemann
chanceux
mariage
hiver
poux
fortunato
matrimonio
inverno
marito
83
wife
ZDI
Ehefrau
pouse
moglie
82
ex-
prefix
82
minimum
82
PUG
ZQW
I'm going to Florida this summer.' 'Oh,

you are lucky!'
We have a happy marriage.
It gets very cold here in winter.
Have you met my husband Roy?
My brother and his wife came to visit us
last week.
7RGD\LVP\SDUHQWV
WKDQQLYHUVDU\LW
is exactly 25 years since their wedding.
83
anniversary
QYVUL
Jahrestag
anniversaire
anniversario
83
summer
VP
Sommer
estate
Last summer we went on vacation to

Florida.
83
celebration
VHOEUHQ
Feier
festivit
festa, celebrazione
The wedding celebrations went on all

night.
83
83
special
tradition
adj
n
VSHO
WUGQ
besonders
Tradition
spcial
tradition
speciale
tradizione
84
attention
WHQQ
Aufmerksamkeit
attention
attenzione
84
84
championship
cricket
n
n
WPSLQS
Meisterschaft
Cricket
championnat
cricket
campionato
cricket
84
84
focused
football
adj
n
INVW
konzentriert
Fuball
concentr(e)/focalis(e)
football
concentrato, focalizzato
calcio
NUNW
IWEO
We have a very special guest here this

evening.
It's a tradition to celebrate the new year.
He was a brilliant teacher who knew how
to get the kids' attention.
Spain won the Davis Cup tennis
championship in 2009.
Dad plays for the local cricket team.
He was focused on the job he was doing.
The children are playing football.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
QNUHGEO
unglaublich
incrdible
incredibile, straordinario
Winning the game gave me an incredible

feeling.
QGUL
Verletzung
blessure
ferita
He was lucky to survive with only minor

injuries.
lightning
ODWQ
Blitz
clair
lampi
There was thunder and lightning last

night.
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84
84
manager
medal
nickname
n
n
n
PQG
QNQHP
Manager
Medaille
Spitzname
manageur
mdaille
surnom
manager, dirigente
medaglia
soprannome
84
professional
adj
SUIHQO
professionell
professionnel
professionista
84
84
public
shoelace
n
n
SEON
ffentlichkeit
Schnrsenkel
population/public
lacet
opinione pubblica
stringa
84
84
84
84
sprinting
street
support
talent
n
n
v
n
VSUQW
WOQW
Sprinten
Strae
untersttzen
Talent
courir vite
rue
supporter
talent
corsa veloce
strada, via
sostenere, tifare
talento
84
train
WUHQ
schulen
entraner
addestrare
Go to the end of the street and turn left.

Which football team do you support?
That boy has a lot of talent.
We could train nurses to do these tests
on patients.
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victory
YNWUL
Sieg
victoire
vittoria
)DQVDUHFHOHEUDWLQJWKHWHDP
V
victory over Roma.
84
85
85
85
85
85
85
well-known
centimetre
hour
kilogram
kilometre
metre
minute
adj
n
n
n
n
n
n
ZHOQQ
wohl bekannt
Zentimeter
Stunde
Kilogramm
Kilometer
Meter
Minute
renomm/rput/clbre
centimtre
heure
kilogramme
kilomtre
mtre
minute
noto, famoso
centimetro
ora
chilogrammo
chilometro
metro
minuto
84
incredible
adj
84
injury
84
PHGO
XOHV
VWULW
VSW
The hotel manager asked if we were

happy with the service.
He received a medal for bravery.
My nickname at school was 'Spike'.
Martin is a professional photographer in
London.
The public have a right to know what the
government is doing.
Your shoelace is undone.
I preferred long-distance running to
sprinting.
David Beckham is a well-known footballer.
VHQWPLW
D
NOUP
NOPLWNOPW
PLW
PQW
Her hair ribbon was 20 centimetres long.

We spent three hours in the museum.
Bob weighed 105 kilograms.
The town is 3 kilometres from the hotel.
He jumped 8.79 metres.
I waited 20 minutes for the bus.
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Italian
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He ran the race in 2 minutes 35 seconds.
85
second
VHNQG
Sekunde
seconde
secondo
85
compete
NPSLW
antreten
concourir
competere
85
85
dark
night
adj
n
GN
QDW
dunkel
Nacht
sombre
nuit
buio, scuro
notte
86
presentation
SUH]QWHQ
Prsentation
prsentation/dmonstration
presentazione
It snowed in the night.

I gave a presentation to the class about
my history project.
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benefit
EHQIW
Vorteil
bnfice/avantage
beneficio, vantaggio
Nowadays we have the benefits of

cheaper flights.
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86
86
interrupt
laptop
medicine
v
n
n
QWUSW
PHGVQ
unterbrechen
Laptop
Arznei
interrompre quelqu'un
ordinateur portable
mdicine
86
patient
SHQW
Patient
patient(e)
I tried to explain, but people kept

interrompere, togliere la parola interrupting me.
(computer) portatile
I use a laptop if I'm travelling by train.
medicina
I took a spoonful of cough medicine.
Dr Ross is very popular with his patients.
paziente
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personal
rush
adj
v
SVQO
U
persnlich
strzen
personnel
se dpcher
(oggetti) personali
affrettarsi, precipitarsi, correre
142 break
EUHN
zerbrechen
briser/casser
rompere
Someone threw a stone and broke one of

our windows.
142 delay
GOH
Verzgerung
dlai
ritardo
There was a 12-hour delay before the

plane took off.
142 disaster
G]VW
Katastrophe
dsastre
disastro
Forty people were killed in the rail

disaster.
142 melt
melt
schmelzen
fondre
sciogliere
142 optimistic
adj
SWPVWN
optimistisch
optimiste
essere ottimista
Our team competes with teams from

other villages.
It's only five o'clock, and it's already dark.
OSWS
The students have lockers to keep their

personal belongings in.
Maria rushed out of the room, crying.
Unit 8 Writing Bank
The sun melted all the snow.
She was optimistic about her chances of

passing the exam.
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Pronunciation
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French
Italian
Example
This is the room I work in.
142 room
UXP
Raum
pice
camera, stanza
142 shine
DQ
scheinen
briller
splendere
142 skiing
VNL
Skifahren
faire du ski
sciare
142 slip
VOS
ausgleiten
glisser
scivolare
142 snow
VQ
Schnee
neige
neve
142 sun
VQ
Sonne
soleil
sole
142 village
YOG
Dorf
village
villaggio
142 wrong
adj
faux
sbagliato
NQVWUNQ
Bau
construction
costruzione
The construction of the road will take two

years.
crateur
designer
Her favourite fashion designer is Calvin

Klein.
Hilary would like to make a career in the
fashion industry.
The sun was shining.

We went skiing in Switzerland.
She slipped on the icy path.
The fields were covered with snow.
The sun went behind a cloud.
He comes from a small fishing village in
Cornwall.
That's the wrong answer.
FALSCH
Unit 9
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construction
89
designer
G]DQ
Designer
89
fashion
IQ
Mode
mode
moda
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flexible
high
hours
long
adj
adj
n
adj
IOHNVEO
flexibel
hoch
Arbeitszeit
lange
souple
haut(e)
horaires
long
flessibile
alto
ore
molto
89
89
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low
nurse
outside
adj
n
adv
niedrig
Krankenschwester
auerhalb
bas
infirmire
l'extrieur
basso
infermiera
fuori da
KD
D]
O
QV
DWVDG
One good thing about the job is the

flexible working hours.
A high wall surrounded the garden.
I work different hours each week.
My dad works very long hours.
We try to keep our prices as low as
possible.
My daughter wants to be a nurse.
I'll wait for you outside the cinema.
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89
shift work
89
stockbroker
89
89
89
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
My cousin works shift work and prefers
the night shift.
IWZN
Schichtarbeit
travail en quipe
lavoro a turni, fare i turni
VWNEUN
Wertpapiermakler
agent de change
agente di cambio, operatore di One stockbroker got a million pound

bonus.
borsa
training
uniform
apply
n
n
v
WUHQ
Schulung
Uniform
bewerben
formation/entrainement
addestramento, formazione
uniforme
uniforme
faire une candidature/demande fare domanda di
89
89
CV
interview
n
n
VLYL
Lebenslauf
Vorstellungsgesprch
CV
interview
89
89
89
promote
resign
run
v
v
v
SUPW
befrdern
kndigen
betreiben
promouvoir
dmissionner
diriger
I've got a job interview this afternoon.

He is hoping to get promoted to manager
promuovere, avanzare di grado soon.
lasciare, dimettersi da
I've decided to resign from the bank.
gestire
He owns and runs a holiday business.
90
90
advertise
blog
v
n
GYWD]
EO
Werbung machen
Blog
faire la publicit
blogue
fare pubblicit, reclamizzare

blog
90
candidate
NQGGW
Kandidat
candidat(e)
candidato
90
90
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clear
climbing
dream
adj
n
n
NO
GULP
klar
Klettern
Traum
transparent(e)/clair(e)
escalade/alpinisme
rve
chiaro
arrampicare, scalare
sogno
90
essential
adj
VHQO
unentbehrlich
essentiel
essenziale
We go climbing most weekends.

I had a dream about my dog last night.
If you live in the country, a car is
essential.
90
fitness
IWQV
Fitness
bonne forme
forma
He started to go running to improve his

fitness.
90
handle
KQGO
bernehmen
grer
gestire, occuparsi di
Pat's agreed to handle the party

invitations.
90
imagine
PGQ
vorstellen
s'imaginer
immaginare
Close your eyes, and imagine travelling

through space.
MXQIP
SOD
QWYMX
U]DQ
UQ
NODP
curriculum vitae, CV
intervista
The company has a training programme

for new employees.
The policeman put on his uniform.
I applied for the job last week.
Please send an up-to-date CV with your
job application.
They're advertising the new Peugeot on

TV.
He writes about his trips in his blog.
He's the Republican party's candidate for
president.
The water was so clear we could see all
the fish.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
He spent a lot of money just to try and
impress his girlfriend.
PSUHV
beeindrucken
impressionner
impressionare, fare
impressione su
adj
GHOV
eiferschtig
jaloux/jalouse
geloso, invidioso
She gets jealous when her sister gets

new clothes.
mistake
PVWHN
Fehler
erreur
errore, sbaglio
You made two mistakes in the spelling

test.
90
mountain biking
PDQWQEDN
Mountainbiken
faire du VTT
andare in mountain bike
90
press
pres
Presse
presse/mdias
stampa
90
90
promote
quality
v
n
SUPW
NZOWL
werben fr
Qualitt
promouvoir
qualit/vertu
promuovere, pubblicizzare
qualit
90
reporter
USW
Reporter
reporter
giornalista
90
90
90
scuba diving
skill
swimming
n
n
n
VNXEGDY
Sporttauchen
Knnen
Schwimmen
plonge sous-marine
habilet/savoir-faire
natation
immersione suacquea con

autorespiratore
abilit, destrezza
nuotare
90
90
90
90
90
90
task
test
tough
unique
variety
winner
n
n
adj
adj
n
n
WVN
ZQ
Aufgabe
Test
hart
einzigartig
Vielfalt
Sieger
tche
test
dur/difficile/pnible
unique
varit
vainqueur
compito, incombenza
test, prova
duro, difficile
unico
variet
vincitore
91
fire
ID
Feuer
feu/incendie
fuoco
I passed my history test.

Leaving home was a tough decision.
Every person's fingerprints are unique.
We sell a wide variety of books.
The winner of each race will get a prize.
The village was completely destroyed by
fire.
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bonus
EQV
Bonus
bonus
gratifica, premio, indennit
All members of staff get a Christmas

bonus.
92
commission
NPQ
Provision
commission
commissione, provvigione
I get 10 percent commission on

everything I sell.
90
impress
90
jealous
90
He loves swimming and mountain biking.
VNO
VZP
test
WI
MXQLN
YUDWL
The accident was reported in the local

press.
She's been on a lot of talk shows,
promoting her latest film.
Patience is not one of his qualities.
The reporter gave details about the bank
robbery.
Scuba diving is my favourite sport.
She played the piano with great skill.
Do you want to go swimming?
I decided to begin the task of painting my
bedroom.
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French
Italian
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PSOL
Beschftigter
employ(e)
impiegato
I was an employee at the company for

five years.
PSO
Arbeitgeber
employeur
datore di lavoro
His employer allowed him to take the day

off.
experience
NVSULQV
Erfahrung
exprience
esperienza
The new company director has a lot of

experience.
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interviewee
QWYMXL
Befragter
personne interviewe
candidato, intervistato
One interviewee failed to answer the

question correctly.
92
interviewer
QWYMX
Interviewer
intervieweur
intervistatore, esaminatore
The interviewer asked some tough

questions.
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managing director
PQGGUHNWGD
Geschftsfhrer
directeur gnral
amministratore delegato
The company was advertising for a new

managing director.
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marketing director
qualification
n
n
PNWGUHNWGD
NZOINHQ
Marketingleiter
Qualifikation
directeur commercial
qualification
direttore marketing
qualifica
92
receptionist
UVHSQVW
Empfangschef/-dame
rceptionniste
portiere
What qualifications do you have?

The receptionist apologised for the delay
and asked if I would like a drink.
92
salary
VOUL
Gehalt
salaire
stipendio
She gets a salary of at least 60,000 a

year.
92
sales assistant
VHO]VVWQW
Verkufer
vendeur
assistente vendite
He started as a sales assistant and

ended up running the department!
92
employee
92
employer
92
The marketing director was extremely

creative, so our sales improved.
92
sales rep
VHO]UHS
Handelsvertreter
reprsentant de commerce
rappresentante commerciale
He's a sales rep for a company in the

south of England.
92
secretary
VHNUWUL
Sekretrin
secrtaire
segretaria
The manager was out, so I left a

message with his secretary.
92
wage
ZHG
Lohn
salaire
salario, paga
People who work in hotel kitchens often

get paid low wages.
92
92
applicant
employ
n
v
SONQW
PSO
Bewerber
beschftigen
candidat(e)
employer
candidato/a
impiegare, occupare
92
interview
QWYMX
interviewen
Interviewer
intervistare
We have too many applicants for the

course.
The company employs 250 people.
In yesterday's programme, I interviewed
the prime minister.
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French
Italian
Example
92
qualify
NZOID
qualifizieren
qualifier/donner droit
diplomarsi, ottenere il titolo di
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92
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92
92
92
92
92
secretarial
careful
catch
dry
embarrassed
floor
grab
ignore
park
adj
adj
v
adj
adj
n
v
v
v
VHNUWHULO
Sekretariats-
vorsichtig
fangen
trocken
peinlich
Fuboden
sich schnappen
ignorieren
parken
de secrtaire/de secrtariat
attentif
attraper
sec
embarrass(e)/gn(e)
plancher
saisir/empoigner
ignorer
stationner/garer
di, da segretario
prudente
prendere, afferrare (al volo)
asciutto
imbarazzato
pavimento
strappare, afferrare
ignorare
parcheggiare
It takes a long time to qualify as a doctor.

The manager outlined my secretarial
duties.
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92
92
92
92
94
pour
rude
shake
spill
throw
arrest
v
adj
v
v
v
v
UHVW
gieen
unhflich
zittern
verschtten
werfen
festnehmen
verser
impoli(e)
secouer/agiter
dverser
lancer
arrter
versare
scortese, sgarbato
stringere (la mano)
versare, spandere
gettare, lanciare
arrestare
94
commit
NPW
begehen
commettre
commettere
She was rude to the teacher.

His hands were shaking.
I've spilt some coffee on the carpet.
Dad threw the ball to Alex.
They arrested her for stealing.
The police are still looking for the gang
that committed this crime.
94
community service
NPMXQWLVYV
gemeinntzige Arbeit
travail d'intrt gnral
servizio civile
The judge sentenced him to six months'

community service.
94
crime
NUDP
Verbrechen
crime
crimine
Anyone who commits a crime must be

punished.
94
94
94
94
criminal
fine
guilty
innocent
n
n
adj
adj
NUPQO
Krimineller
Geldbue
schuldig
unschuldig
criminel
amende
coupable
innocent
criminale
multa
colpevole
innocente
94
94
judge
jury
n
n
GG
Richter
die Geschworenen
juge
Jur(e)s
giudice
giuria
NHIO
NW
GUD
PEUVW
IO
UE
Q
SN
UXG
HN
VSO
U
IDQ
OWL
QVQW
GUL
Be careful crossing the road.

Bill threw the ball and Joe caught it.
Get a dry towel out of the cupboard.
I felt embarrassed about my dirty shoes.
There was a pile of books on the floor.
He grabbed my bag and ran.
I said hello, but he just ignored me.
We parked behind the school.
Jane poured some more coffee into our
mugs.
The police want to catch these criminals

before they hurt more people.
He was given a 100 fine for speeding.
Robyn felt guilty about stealing the pen.
He says he is innocent of the murder.
The judge sentenced him to one year in
prison.
Have you ever done jury service?
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
94
police officer
SOLVIV
Polizeibeamter
agent de police
agente di polizia
94
prison sentence
SU]QVHQWQV
Gefngnisstrafe
peine d'emprisonnement
pena detentiva
It took three police officers to arrest him.

Many people thought his prison sentence
wasn't long enough.
94
94
punishment
steal
n
v
SQPQW
Bestrafung
stehlen
punition/peine
voler
punizione, pena
rubare
94
94
suspended sentence
thief
n
n
VVSHQGGVHQWQV
Bewhrungsstrafe
Dieb
condamnation avec sursis

voleur
condanna con la condizionale

ladro
94
94
94
94
victim
witness
clean
cleaner
n
n
v
n
YNWP
NOLQ
Opfer
Zeuge
reinigen
Reinigungskraft
victime
tmoin
nettoyer
nettoyeur
vittima
testimone
pulire
addetto alle pulizie
94
confused
adj
NQIMX]G
verwirrt
embrouill(e)
confuso
94
94
94
94
damage
financial
inevitable
perfect
v
adj
adj
v
GPG
SIHNW
beschdigen
finanziell
unvermeidlich
perfektionieren
endommager/abmer
financier/financire
invitable
parfaire
danneggiare, rovinare
finanziario
inevitabile
perfezionare
94
pretend
SUWHQG
vorgeben
prtendre, faire semblant de
fingere, fare finta
The film was a financial disaster.

Getting older is inevitable.
I'm always trying to perfect my skills.
Helen pretended to be ill so that she
could stay at home.
94
showroom
UPUXP
Ausstellungsraum
salle d'exposition
salone d'esposizione
Everything in the car showroom was too

expensive for us.
94
94
spotless
wash
adj
v
VSWOV
makellos
waschen
impeccable
laver
immacolato, senza macchia

lavare
95
95
value
cashier
n
n
YOMX
Wert
Kassierer
valeur
Caissier/caissire
valore
cassiere
VWLO
LI
ZWQV
NOLQ
IQQOID
QHYWEO
He was made to clear up rubbish as a

punishment.
Someone stole 5 from her purse.
He was given a one year suspended
sentence.
The thief stole his wallet.
Doctors were busy treating the victims of
the bomb attack.
There were no witnesses to the murder.
I need to clean my boots.
My mum is an office cleaner.
I'm slightly confused about what we're
supposed to be doing.
Water had damaged the books in the
library.
I don't know how she keeps such a

spotless kitchen.
Have you washed my shirt?
What is the total value of the paintings in
the collection?
The cashier gave me my change.
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Part of
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
ht
Hut
chapeau
cappello
It was very hot, so I wore my big straw

hat while I was gardening.
UE
Ruber
braqueur
rapinatore
A gang of armed robbers burst into the

bank.
security camera
VNMUWLNPU
berwachungskamera
camra de scurit
telecamera di sicurezza
One of the robbers smashed the security

camera.
96
behaviour
EKHYM
Benehmen
comportement
comportamento
96
96
body language
clear
n
adj
EGLOZG
NO
Krpersprache
deutlich
langage du corps
clair(e)
linguaggio del corpo

chiaro
96
emotion
PQ
Emotion
motion
emozione
His writing isn't very clear.

Jennifer's voice was shaking with
emotion.
96
negotiation
QLHQ
Verhandlung
Ngociation
trattativa, negoziazione
After months of negotiation, the two sides

agreed on a figure.
96
reasonable
adj
UL]QEO
vernnftig
raisonnable
ragionevole
The hotel has good food, and the prices

are reasonable.
96
96
respect
voice
n
n
UVSHNW
YV
Respekt
Stimme
respect
voix
rispetto
voce
96
take off
phr v
WHNI
frei nehmen
prendre un cong
prendersi una pausa
96
urgent
adj
GQW
dringend
urgent
urgente
143 catering
NHWU
Catering
restauration
ristorazione
143 committed
adj
NPWG
engagiert
engag(e)
impegnato
143 develop
GYHOS
sich entwickeln
dvelopper
sviluppare
95
hat
95
robber
95
I thought Paul's behaviour was very rude.

I could tell from his body language that he
was nervous.
+HZDVDYHU\JRRGWHDFKHU,KDGJUHDW
respect for him.
I could hear voices outside.
He took Tuesday off to go to the seaside
with his son.
,PXVWVSHDNWR0U+LOOLW
VYHU\XUJHQW
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He's worked in the catering industry all
his life.
He seems committed to his work.
Their business has developed into one of

the biggest in the country.
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Part of
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
IQW
effizient
efficient/rentable/efficace
efficiente
You have to find an efficient way of

organising your work.
adj
QMX]LVWN
enthusiastisch
enthousiaste
entusiasta
Her parents were enthusiastic about her

decision to go to college.
143 solve
VOY
lsen
rsoudre
risolvere
Students and teachers need to solve this

problem by working together.
143 profile
SUIDO
Profil
profile
profilo
Fahrrad
Bus
Auto
vlo
bus
voiture
bicicletta, bici
bus, autobus
auto(mobile), macchina
Reisebus
Fhre
LKW
autocar
Ferry/bac
camion
pullman
traghetto
autocarro
Moped
Motorrad
mobylette
moto
ciclomotore, motorino
motociclo, motocicletta
Flugzeug
Taxi
avion
taxi
aeroplano
taxi, tass
Zug
Transporter
train
fourgon
treno
furgone
kriegen
Pendler
einsteigen
aussteigen
einsteigen
aussteigen
prendre
navetteur/banlieusard
monter
descendre
embarquer
dbarquer
prendere
pendolare
salire (in auto)
scendere
salire
scendere, uscire
143 efficient
adj
143 enthusiastic
I wrote my personal profile on Facebook.
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99
99
99
bicycle
bus
car
n
n
n
EDVNO
99
99
99
coach
ferry
lorry
n
n
n
NW
99
99
moped
motorbike
n
n
PSHG
99
99
plane
taxi
n
n
SOHQ
99
99
train
van
n
n
WUHQ
99
99
99
99
99
99
catch
commuter
get into
get off
get on
get out of
v
n
phr v
phr v
phr v
phr v
NW
EV
N
IHUL
OUL
PWEDN
WNVL
vn
NPMXW
HWQW
HWI
HWQ
HWDWY
Did you come by bicycle?

I usually catch a bus to college.
We decided to travel by car.
The coach for Newcastle leaves in 20
minutes.
We crossed the river by ferry.
The lorry was carrying bricks.
He delivered the takeaway pizzas by
moped.
My son is saving up for a motorbike.
Our plane landed in Chicago just after six.
We took a taxi to the station.
I caught the nine o'clock train to Boston.
Jack bought a white van.
I'm going to catch the 8:40 a.m. train on
Wednesday.
The train was packed with commuters.
She got into the car and drove away.
We get off at the next stop.
I get on the bus two stops after my boss.
We got out of the taxi at the station.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
99
go by
phr v
ED
fahren mit
9R\DJHUHQ
andare con
99
journey
GQL
Fahrt, Reise
voyage
viaggio
Let's go by taxi.
How long does your journey to school
take?
99
miss
PV
verpassen
rater
perdere
:H
YHPLVVHGWKHR
FORFNWUDLQZH
OO
have to get the next one.
99
passenger
SVQG
Fahrgast, Passagier
passager/passagre
passeggero
The boat sank, but all the passengers

and crew were rescued.
99
99
pedestrian
ride
n
v
SGHVWULQ
Fugnger
fahren
piton(-ne)
faire du cheval
pedone
andare in bici
99
99
take
traveller
v
n
WHN
WUYO
nehmen
Reisender
prendre
voyageur
prendere
viaggiatore
99
voyage
YG
Reise
voyage
viaggio
100 companion
100 snore
100 annoy
n
v
v
NPSQMQ
Q
Reisegefhrte
schnarchen
rgern
compagnon de voyage
ronfler
agacer
compagno (di viaggio)

russare
dare fastidio, seccare
100 crazy
adj
NUH]L
verrckt
fou/tranger
pazzo, matto
100 hotel
KWHO
Hotel
htel
albergo, hotel
We stayed in a small hotel in the centre

of Paris.
100 internet
QWQHW
Internet
internet
internet
You can find all the latest information on

the internet.
100 neighbour
100 offend
100 rent
n
v
v
QHE
rent
Nachbar
verrgern
mieten
voisin
offenser
louer
vicino
offendere
affittare
100 sightseeing
VDWVL
Besichtigung
tourisme
fare un giro turistico
UDG
VQ
IHQG
Two pedestrians were injured when the

car ran off the road.
I learnt to ride a bike when I was five.
You can take the train as far as Salisbury
and then you need to catch a bus.
She is an experienced traveller.
The voyage from England to India used
to take six months.
One of her travelling companions became
ill.
Stop snoring!
Stop annoying your father.
She's always coming up with crazy ideas.
All our friends and neighbours are coming

to the party.
I hope I haven't offended you.
We rent the flat from my uncle.
In the afternoon, we all did some
sightseeing.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
100 sunbathe
VQEH
sonnenbaden
bain de soleil
prendere il sole
100 transport
WUQVSW
Verkehrsmittel
moyen de transport
trasporto
This beach is a good place to sunbathe.

Bicycles are the best form of transport in
the city centre.
100 chance
101 airport
n
n
WQV
Zufall
Flughafen
chance
aroport
caso, occasione
aeroporto
101 book
101 flight
101 postcard
v
n
n
EN
SVWNG
bestellen, buchen
Flug
Postkarte
rserver
voyage en avion/vol
carte postale
libro
volo
cartolina postale
101 bump into
phr v
EPSQW
stoen auf
rencontrer par hasard
sbattere, imbattersi
102 bow
102 gift
n
n
ED
Verbeugung
Geschenk
saluer/faire la rvrence
cadeau
inchino
regalo
102 handshake
102 kiss
n
n
KQGHN
NV
Handschlag
Kuss
poigne de mains
baiser
stretta di mano
bacio
102 wave
ZHY
Winken
faire un signe de la main
gesto, cenno (di saluto)
102 bow
102 kiss
102 shake hands
v
v
v
ED
HNKQG]
verbeugen
kssen
Hnde schtteln
saluer/faire la rvrence
donner un baiser/embrasser
serrer la main de quelqu'un
inchinarsi
bacio
stringere la mano
102 wave
ZHY
winken
faire un signe de la main
salutare (con la mano)
She kissed the children goodnight.

The two men shook hands.
The children waved at the Queen as her
car passed.
102 give
geben
Faire cadeau
dare
My mother gave me a necklace for my

birthday.
102 available
102 clock
adj
n
YHOEO
verfgbar
Uhr
disponible
horloge
disponibile
orologio
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HSW
IODW
IW
NV
NON
Just by chance, I met her in the

newsagent's.
The plane landed at Sydney airport.
He booked a table at the restaurant for
eight o'clock.
It was a very short flight.
Mary sent us a postcard from Spain.
You'll never guess who I bumped into at
the supermarket!
She gave a deep bow at the end of the
performance.
Did you give your mother a gift?
The principal gave me a friendly
handshake.
Come here and give me a kiss!
Jack gave her a friendly wave as the train
left the station.
The musicians stood up and bowed to the
audience.
Tickets will be available to the public next

week.
You could hear the clock ticking.
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Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
IOD
Blume
fleur
fiore
There was a vase of yellow flowers by the

window.
adj
IPO
formell
Formel/officiel
formale
Gift-giving is quite formal in some

countries.
102 informal
102 leather
adj
n
QIPO
OH
zwanglos
Leder
informel
cuir
informale
cuoio, pelle
102 refuse
UIMX]
sich weigern
refuser
rifiutare
102 silver
VOY
Silber
argent
argento
102 superstitious
102 unlucky
adj
adj
VXSVWV
aberglubisch
unglcklich
superstitieux
malchanceux
superstizioso
sfortunato
104 director
104 follow
104 role
n
v
n
GUHNWGD
Regisseur
folgen
Rolle
directeur
suivre
rle
direttore, regista
seguire
ruolo
104
104
104
104
104
104
scenery
set
trip
continent
amazed
amazing
n
v
n
n
adj
adj
VLQUL
Szenerie
spielen
Ausflug
Erdteil
erstaunt
erstaunlich
paysage
scne
voyage
continent
surpris
tonnant/surprenant
scenario
ambientato
gita, escursione
continente
stupefatto, sbalordito
straordinario, eccezionale
104 annoyed
104 annoying
104 bored
adj
adj
adj
QG
EG
verrgert
irritierend
gelangweilt
Contrari(e)
contrariant
Qui s'ennuie
seccato, arrabbiato
irritante, fastidioso
annoiato
104 boring
adj
EU
langweilig
ennuyeux
noioso
102 flower
102 formal
QONL
IO
UO
set
WUS
NQWQQW
PH]G
PH]
Q
They often throw informal parties for their

friends.
She bought herself a black leather bag.
I asked Steve to help me, but he refused.
The statue was a tiny figure made of solid
silver.
She's so superstitious she stays at home
every Friday the 13th.
He was unlucky not to score a goal.
Puttnam is one of the UK's most famous
directors.
I followed her into the house.
He played the lead role in the play.
We hired a car and drove around to see
the spectacular scenery in the Alps.
The film is set in the 60s.
Dad's promised us a trip to Disneyland.
Asia is the largest continent in the world.
I'm amazed that she invited you.
Their apartment is amazing.
She gets annoyed with me for being
untidy.
She has an annoying laugh.
She soon got bored with the game.
The programme was so boring she fell
asleep.
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Pronunciation
104 depressed
104 depressing
adj
adj
GSUHVW
104 disappointed
104 disappointing
adj
adj
GVSQWG
104 excited
104 exciting
adj
adj
NVDWG
104
104
104
104
frightened
frightening
inspired
inspiring
adj
adj
adj
adj
IUDWQG
104 interested
German
French
Italian
Example
She felt very depressed after losing her
job.
deprimiert
deprimierend
dprim
dprimant
depresso
deprimente
enttuscht
enttuschend
Du(e)
Dcevant
deluso, rattristato
deludente
aufgeregt
aufregend
Excit(e)
passionnant(e)
eccitato, emozionato
eccitante, emozionante
QVSDU
Angst haben
Angst erregend
inspiriert
inspirierend
Effray(e)
effrayant
Inspir(e)
inspirant
spaventato
terrificante, spaventoso
ispirato, entusiasmante
motivante
adj
QWUVWG
interessiert
Intress(e)
interessato
It's a very frightening film.

It's an inspired piece of artwork.
She was an inspiring teacher.
Jo has been interested in animals all her
life.
104 interesting
adj
QWUVW
interessant
intressant
interessante
A good teacher can make any subject

interesting.
104 surprised
104 surprising
adj
adj
VSUD]G
berrascht
berraschend
Surpris(e)
Surprenant
sorpreso
sorprendente
104 tired
104 tiring
adj
adj
WDG
mde
ermdend
Fatigu(e)
puisant/fatiguant
stanco
stancante
GSUHV
GVSQW
NVDW
IUDWQ
QVSDG
VSUD]
WDU
This book is very depressing.

Julie was disappointed that her friends
couldn't come.
It was disappointing to lose the match.
Emma was so excited about the concert
that she couldn't sleep.
It was a pretty exciting game.
Liz has always been frightened of spiders.
I'm surprised you haven't been there

before.
This is a very surprising result.
By the end of the day, I felt so tired that I
had to lie down.
Teaching is a very tiring job.
She stars in the next film.
105 star
105 break down
105 check in
v
phr v
phr v
VW
WHNQ
eine Hauptrolle spielen, in einer

Hauptrolle zeigen
Star/vedette
kaputt gehen
Tomber en panne
einchecken
s'enregistrer
106 problem
SUEOP
Problem
problme
problema
My car broke down on the way to work.

Check in two hours before your flight.
She's had a lot of personal problems
recently.
106 cancel
NQVO
absagen
annuler
cancellare, annullare
We had to cancel the picnic because of

the bad weather.
EUHNGDQ
avere il ruolo di protagonista

guastare
fare il check in
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German
French
Italian
Example
106 deal
GLO
Vereinbarung
Affaire/march
accordo, affare
106 engine
HQGQ
Motor
moteur
motore
I got a great last minute deal on the flight.

We were driving to the airport when the
car's engine stopped.
106
106
106
106
v
adj
n
n
lnd
ZLO
landen
in letzter Minute
Start-/Landebahn
Rad
atterrir
De dernire-minute
Piste d'atterrissage
Roue/pneu
atterrare
last-minute, ultimo minuto
pista (di atterraggio)
ruota
132 greeting
ULW
Begrung
salutation
saluti
His last-minute goal saved the match.

The plane landed on the runway.
A tricycle has three wheels.
The two men exchanged greetings and
sat down.
132 stand
stnd
stehen
tre debout
stare (in piedi)
People in this part of the world stand

really close together.
132 uncomfortable
132 weak
adj
adj
QNPIWEONPIW
ZLN
unbehaglich
schwach
se sentir dans l'inconfort/mal

l'aise
scomodo
faible
debole
144 grand
adj
UQG
gro
grand
grandioso, magnifico
They are planning a grand party for their

clients.
144 heat
KLW
Hitze
chaleur
calore
The heat of the fire will soon make the

room warmer.
144 miserable
adj
P]UEO
elend
misrable
infelice, triste
144 palace
SOV
Palast
palais
palazzo
144 sand
snd
Sand
sable
sabbia
144 show around
phr v
UDQG
herumfhren
Faire visiter
fare un giro
144 storm
VWP
Unwetter
tempte
tempesta, temporale
144 stunning
adj
VWQ
berwltigend
splendide
favoloso, stupendo
Page Headword
land
last-minute
runway
wheel
OVWPQW
UQZH
Our flight landed at Heathrow airport at

9:30.
I'm always so uncomfortable on long

plane journeys.
At the end of the race he felt weak.
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Paula looked miserable yesterday.

The queen lives at Buckingham Palace.
The children played on the sand.
I showed them around our new house.
It looks like there's going to be a storm.
You look absolutely stunning.
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Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
VQUD]
Sonnenaufgang
Lever du soleil
alba
In the summer we start work at sunrise

and finish at sunset.
GDUL
Terminkalender, Tagebuch
agenda
agenda
I'll check my diary to see if I can come on

Friday.
109 advert
GYW
Anzeige, Werbespot
publicit
annuncio pubblicitario,
pubblicit
Have you seen that new advert for Nike

sportswear?
109 celebrity
109 childhood
n
n
VOHEUWL
WDOGKG
Berhmtheit
Kindheit
clbrit
enfance
celebrit
infanzia
109 hero
KU
Held
hro
eroi
109 influence
109 media
n
n
QIOXQV
Einfluss
Medien
influence
mdia
influenza, influsso
mezzi di comunicazione
109 mentor
109 peer
n
n
PHQW
S
Mentor
seinesgleichen
mentor
pair
mentore
collega, coetaneo
109 role model
UOPGO
Vorbild
modle
modello di comportamento
Peter is very popular with his peers.

A father should be a good role model for
his sons.
109 crowd
NUDG
Menge
foule
moltitudine, folla
There was a crowd of people waiting for

the film star to come out.
109 fashion victim

109 follower
n
n
IQYNWP
Modepuppe
Gefolgsmann
Victime de la mode
Adepte/partisan
vittima della moda

gregario, sostenitore
109 leader
110 awake
n
adj
OLG
Anfhrer
wach
leader
veill
leader, capo, guida

sveglia
110 care
110 clever
110 eyesight
n
n
n
NH
Obhut
gescheit
Augenlicht
A la charge de/soin
astucieux/malin/intelligent
vue
cura, attenzione
intelligente
vista
144 sunrise
144 diary
Unit 11
PLGL
IO
ZHN
NOHY
DVDW
There were lots of TV celebrities at the

party.
I had a happy childhood.
When the soldiers returned, they were
treated as heroes.
Kate used her influence to get her friend
a job.
The crime was reported by the media.
Every new starter at the company is
given a mentor.
Nell has always been a bit of a fashion

victim.
Is he a leader or a follower?
World leaders met this week to discuss
global warming.
Mum was still awake when I got home.
She left her children in the care of a
neighbour.
Helen is a very clever student.
She has very good eyesight.
page 65 of 74
Page Headword
110
110
110
110
fight
hearing
king
raise
110 shepherd
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
n
n
n
v
IDW
UH]
Kampf
Gehr
Knig
groziehen
combat
audience
roi
lever
lotta, combattimento
udito
re
allevare, far crescere
HSG
Schfer
berger
pastore
The boxer was badly injured in the fight.

My Grandpa's hearing is getting worse.
The King of Spain is visiting England.
He was raised by his grandmother.
The shepherd and his dog herded the
sheep into the pen.
KU
N
Denny and Daniel are identical twins who

look exactly the same as each other.
110 twin
WZQ
Zwilling
Jumeau
gemello
110 admire
GPD
bewundern
admirer
ammirare
Many people admired the way she ran

the organisation.
110 bring up
phr v
EUS
groziehen
lever
tirare su, far crescere
She brought up three children on her

own.
110 come across

110 educate
phr v
v
NPNUV
stoen auf
erziehen
rencontrer par hasard/tomber

sur
instruire/enseigner/duquer
incontrare, trovare
educare
110 grow up
110 look after
phr v
phr v
US
erwachsen werden
aufpassen (auf)
grandir
prendre soin de
diventare grandi, crescere

badare, accudire
aufsehen zu
admirer/avoir de l'admiration
pour
ammirare
110 look up to
phr v
HGMNHW
ONIW
ONSW
110 pick up
111 ice hockey
112 channel
phr v
n
n
SNS
112 commercial break
I came across an old diary in her desk.

He was educated at a private school.
What do you want to be when you grow
up?
Look after your mother while I'm away.
Mike had always looked up to his dad.
I picked up a few words of Hindi when I
was in India.
WQO
aufschnappen
Eishockey
Sender
apprendre informellement
Hockey sur glace
canal
imparare
hockey su ghiaccio
canale
NPOEUHN
Werbepause
pause publicitaire
intervallo pubblicitario
I like watching ice hockey on TV.

Which channel is the film on?
:HQHYHUZDWFKWKHFRPPHUFLDOEUHDNV
we always turn the sound down.
112 computer
NPSMXW
Computer
ordinateur
computer, calcolatore
I do a lot of my coursework on the

computer.
112 direct email advert
noun phrase
GUHNWLPHOGYW
direkte E-Mail-Werbung
publicit par courriel directe
pubblicit diretta via e-mail
I ignore any direct email adverts which

pop up when I'm browsing the web.
DVKNL
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
GNMPHQWUL
Dokumentarfilm
documentaire
documentario
We watched a documentary about

dinosaurs.
GUPVUL]
Seriendrama
feuilleton dramatique
serie televisiva drammatica
The drama series lasted on TV for ten

years.
112 podcast
SGNVW
Podcast
balado
podcast
112 pop-up advert
SSSGYW
Pop-Up-Werbung
publicit contextuelle
pop-up di pubblicit
How do I stop pop-up adverts from

appearing on my computer?
112 search engine
VWHQGQ
Suchmaschine
moteur de recherche/machine
de recherche
motore di ricerca
I use the Google search engine almost

every day.
112 soap opera
VSSU
Seifenoper
feuilleton
soap opera, telenovela
Coronation Street' is my favourite soap

opera.
112 television
112 competition
112 consumer
n
n
n
WHOYQWHOYQ
NQVMXP
Fernsehen
Wettbewerb
Verbraucher
tlvision
comptition
consommateur
televisione
concorrenza
consumatore
112 developer
GYHOS
Bauunternehmer
dveloppeur/promoteur
promotore (immobiliare)
Dad sold his business to the competition.

Consumers loved the new product.
The developer built and sold five hundred
new apartment blocks.
112 development
GYHOSPQW
Entwicklung
dveloppement
sviluppo
The company spends a lot of money on

research and development.
112 effective
adj
IHNWY
effektiv
Rentable/efficient/effectif
effettivo (modo)
Phonics is an effective way to teach

reading.
112 entertaining
adj
HQWWHQ
unterhaltsam
divertissant(e)
piacevole, divertente
At the wedding, the best man gave a

lively and entertaining speech.
112 humour
KMXP
Humor
humour
umore, umorismo
,UHDOO\OLNH6DPKH
VJRWDJUHDWVHQVH
of humour.
112 informative
112 logo
adj
n
QIPWY
O
informativ
Logo
informatif
logo
informativo
logo, logotipo, marchio
112 product
SUGNW
Produkt
produit
prodotto
112 documentary
112 drama series
The show is available as a podcast.
Many children watch too much television.
NPSWQ
The lecture was very informative and I

learned a lot.
Apple has an easily recognisable logo.
The company produces a range of
household products.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
112 research
113 emotional
n
adj
UVW
113 exaggerate
113 repetition
v
n
]GUHW
114 adventure
114 base on
n
phr v
GYHQW
114 hilarious
German
French
Italian
Example
The charity Cancer UK promotes
research into the causes of cancer.
Forschung
emotional
recherche
motionnel/motif
ricerca
emozionale, emozionante
bertreiben
Wiederholung
exagrer
rptition
esagerare, ingrandire
ripetizione
EHVQ
Abenteuer
beruhen auf
aventure
bas(e) sur
avventura
basarsi su
adj
KOHULV
komisch
hilarant
esilarante, spassoso
What are your suspicions based on?

It was a hilarious film and I couldn't stop
laughing.
114 lonely
adj
OQOL
einsam
seul(e)/solitaire
solo, solitario
I felt really lonely while my parents were

away.
114 revise
UYD]
Stoff wiederholen
rviser
ripassare, rivedere
114 self-help
adj
VHOIKHOS
Selbsthilfe
auto-aide
auto-aiuto
114 serious
adj
VULV
ernsthaft
srieux
serio
114 stranger
VWUHQG
Fremder
tranger
straniero
PQO
UHSWQ
It was a very emotional reunion.

This dog is as big as a horse!' 'Don't
exaggerate!'
Avoid repetition by using different words.
It's a book about Johnson's adventures at
sea.
We need to revise for the exam tomorrow.

He went to a self-help class to improve
his confidence.
There was a serious message in the film.
114
115
115
115
turning point
class
respond
succeed
n
n
v
v
WQSQW
Wendepunkt
Kurs
antworten
einem gelingen
tournant
classe
rpondre
russir
punto di svolta
classe
rispondere
avere successo, riuscire
116 contribution
116 cover
n
n
NQWUEMXQ
NY
Beitrag
Hlle
contribution
couverture
contributo
copertina
116 deserve
G]Y
verdienen
mriter
meritare
NOV
UVSQG
VNVLG
A stranger approached him and asked for

a cigarette.
Meeting Rick was a turning point in my
life.
They went to the self-help class together.
He hasn't responded to my email.
He succeeds in changing his life.
Would you like to make a contribution to
charity?
Where's the cover for this record?
After all that work, I think we deserve a
cup of coffee.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
145 adaptation
145 disagree
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
The film is a modern adaptation of
'Romeo and Juliet'.
GSWHQ
Bearbeitung, Verfilmung
adaptation
adattamento
GVUL
nicht der Meinung sein
ne pas approuver
non essere d'accordo,

discordare
145 difference
GIUQV
Unterschied
diffrence
differenza
The difference between the two students

is that Ross works harder.
145 scene
VLQ
Szene
scne
scena
Some of the scenes in the film were

hilarious.
145 similar
adj
VPO
hnlich
similaire
simile
I'm sorry, but I totally disagree.
Martine and her sister look very similar.
145 opinion
SQMQ
Meinung
opinion
opinione
We have a different opinion about the

film. He thought it was great but I found it
boring!
145 plot
SOW
Handlung
action
intreccio, trama
I couldn't follow the plot of the last book I

read.
145 star
VW
Star
star/vedette
star
145 story
VWUL
Geschichte
histoire
storia
The story starts on a dusty highway in

Kansas.
145 cartoon
NWXQ
Zeichentrickfilm
dessin anim
cartone animato
She took the children to see a classic

Walt Disney cartoon.
145 message board
PHVGEG
Forum
tableau de messages
Tim created a message board for his

bacheca virtuale (per messaggi) website.
George was the star of the school play.
Unit 12
In the market you can often find a bargain.
119 bargain
EQ
Schnppchen
ngocier
contrattare, negoziare
119 bill
EO
Rechnung
facture
fattura
119 cash
119 cash till
n
n
Bargeld
Ladenkasse
espces
caisse enregistreuse
contante
cassa
NWO
Have you paid the electricity bill this

month?
I haven't got much cash. Can I pay by
cheque?
I paid for the groceries at the cash till.
page 69 of 74
Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
NSQW
Geldautomat
distributeur automatique de
billets
cassa automatica
He used his card to get some money

from the cashpoint.
pice de monnaie
carte de crdit
moneta
carta di credito
119 cashpoint
119 coin
119 credit card
n
n
NQ
NUHGWNG
Mnze
Kreditkarte
119 currency
NUQVL
Whrung
monnaie
valuta, moneta
You can pay by cash or by credit card.

We need to get some of the local
currency before we go on holiday.
119 discount
GVNDQW
Rabatt
rduction/soldes
sconto
There is a discount of 50 percent on all

the hats.
119 exchange rate
NVWHQGUHW
Wechselkurs
taux de change
tasso di cambio
,ZDQWWREX\VRPH-DSDQHVH<HQ
what's the exchange rate, please?
119 note
119 purse
n
n
QW
SV
Note
Portemonnaie
billet
porte-monnaie
banconota
borsellino, portamonete
119 receipt
UVLW
Quittung
reu
ricevuta
I had very little money in my purse.

I paid the bill and the waiter brought me a
receipt.
119 wallet
ZOW
Brieftasche
porte-monnaie
portafoglio
Simon keeps his credit cards and cash in

his wallet.
119
119
119
119
119
v
v
v
v
v
IG
sich leisten
sich borgen
verdienen
leihen
schulden
pouvoir payer/pouvoir
s'offrir/avoir les moyens
emprunter
gagner
prter
devoir/avoir une dette
potersi permettere
prendere in prestito
guadagnare
dare in prestito, prestare
dovere
v
v
VHY
sparen
abheben
conomiser
retirer/prlever
risparmiare
ritirare
He withdrew 100 from the bank.

Most young people care about the
environment.
I gave her 5 and she gave me 1.20
change.
afford
borrow
earn
lend
owe
119 save
119 withdraw
EU
Q
lend
ZGU
,KDYHQ
WJRWDQ\FKDQJH,
YHRQO\JRWD
10 note.
Can you afford to buy a computer?
120 care
NH
sich sorgen
avoir la charge de/prendre soin

de quelqu'un
avere/prendersi cura
120 change
WHQG
Wechselgeld
reste/la diffrence
She put a fifty pence coin into the drinks

machine.
cambio, resto
He borrowed 2000 from his father.

How much do you earn a week?
I can lend you 10 until you get paid.
I owe James 5.
I'm saving enough money to go travelling
for two years.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
Kylie and Grant cheated to win the game.
120 cheat
120 customer
v
n
WLW
NVWP
betrgen, mogeln
Kunde
tricher
client
imbrogliare
clienti
120 determine
GWPQ
bestimmen
dterminer
determinare
We try to keep our customers happy.

Experts have been unable to determine
the cause of the explosion.
120 digital
adj
GGWO
digital
numrique
digitale
He bought her a digital camera for

Christmas.
120 experiment
NVSHUPQW
Experiment
exprience/exprimentation
esperimento
We did an experiment to show the effect

that acid has on metal.
120
120
120
120
adj
n
n
adj
IH
anstndig
Fahrpreis, Flugpreis
Bauer
aufrichtig
juste
tarif
agriculteur
honnte
leale, giusto
tariffa
agricoltore, coltivatore
onesto
120 honesty
120 loyalty
n
n
QVWL
OOWL
Aufrichtigkeit
Loyalitt
honntet
loyaut
onest
lealt, fedelt
120 policy
SOVL
Strategie
politique, principe fondamental
politica
I expect loyalty from my family.

They say that being honest is the best
policy.
120 poster
SVW
Poster
poster
manifesto, locandina
She was putting up posters in her

bedroom.
It's not fair to expect me to do all the work.

fair
fare
farmer
honest
IH
IP
QVW
Some airlines offer cheap air fares.

When do farmers harvest their crops?
My father is a very honest man.
I was impressed by his honesty and good
nature.
120 risk
UVN
Risiko
risque
rischio
Most extreme sports involve the risk of

injury.
120 scheme
VNLP
Vorhaben
plan
piano, progetto
This new government scheme will help

young people to find jobs.
120 truth
121 direct debit
n
n
WUX
GUHNWGHEWGD
Wahrheit
Lastschrift
vrit
prlvement automatique
121 government
YPQW
Regierung
gouvernement
Will we ever find out the truth about what

happened?
verit
addebito diretto, domiciliazione You can pay your bills by direct debit.
The new government promised not to
increase taxes.
governo
121 interest
QWUVW
Zinsen
intrt
interesse (bancario)
You get a high rate of interest on your

savings.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
121 pension
121 retire
121 tax
n
v
n
SHQQ
tks
Pension
in Ruhestand gehen
Steuer
pension/retraite
prendre la retraite
taxe/impt
pensione
ritirarsi, andare in pensione
tassa
121 bank account
ENNDQW
Bankkonto
compte bancaire
conto bancario
She receives a state pension.

I'm going to retire when I'm sixty.
I have to pay a lot of tax each month.
He opened a bank account when he
started work.
121 service
122 grade
122 graduate
n
n
n
VYV
UGXW
Bedienung
Note
Hochschulabsolvent
service
note
diplm(e)
servizio
voto, valutazione
diplomato, laureato
122 headline
KHGODQ
Schlagzeile
titre
titolo
I got a grade A in maths.

Rosalind is a physics graduate.
The newspaper headline made me want
to read the rest of the story.
122 medical
adj
PHGNO
medizinisch
mdical
medico, medicale
The doctor's medical qualifications were

displayed on the wall.
122 debt
det
Schuld
dette
debito
122 fee
122 grant
122 loan
n
n
n
IL
OQ
Gebhr
Zuschuss
Darlehen
honoraire/rmunration
subvention
prt
tariffa, costo
borsa di studio, sussidio
prestito mutuo
122 pay back
phr v
SHEN
zurckzahlen
rembourser
restituire, rimborsare
She got a grant to study at college.

We took out a loan to buy our new car.
Jack promised to pay her back as soon
as possible.
She offered a reward to anyone who
could find her cat.
UWD
The service in this restaurant is very slow.

UHG
He needs to pay off his credit card debts.
UQW
122 reward
UZG
Belohnung
rcompense
ricompensa
122 scholarship
122 take part in
n
phr v
VNOS
Stipendium
teilnehmen an
bourse
prendre part
borsa di studio, sussidio

prendere parte
123 medicine
124 baseball
n
n
PHGVQ
Medizin
Baseball
mdicine
base-ball
medicina
baseball
124 game
124 battle
n
n
HP
Spiel
kmpfen
jeu
bataille
gioco, partita
combattere, lottare
WHNSWQ
EHVEO
EWO
They used all the money to pay their

lawyers' fees.
Pat was awarded a scholarship to study

in the USA.
She took part in the group discussion.
Steve wants to study medicine at
university.
Who's your favourite baseball player?
The best part of the game was when he
hit the home run.
The two teams battled to win the game.
page 72 of 74
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
124 belong
EO
gehren
appartenir
appartenere
124 certificate
124 champion
n
n
VWINW
Urkunde
Meister
certificat
champion
certificato
campione
Does this hat belong to you?

We need to see your birth certificate
before you can get a passport.
124
124
124
124
124
124
n
n
n
v
n
adj
NW
OLO
Gericht
Gerichtsverhandlung
Fan
schlagen
Rechtsanwalt
juristisch
court/tribunal
procs/affaire de justice
fan
frapper/mettre KO
avocat
lgal
corte, tribunale
processo
tifoso
colpire, battere
avvocato
legale
124 own
besitzen
appartenir
possedere
124 profit
124 record
124 share
n
n
v
SUIW
H
Gewinn
Rekord
sich teilen
profit/bnfice
record
Partager
profitto
record
dividere, condividere
125 lottery
OWUL
Lotterie
loterie
lotteria
126 attitude
126 friendship
n
n
WWMXG
IUHQGS
Haltung
Freundschaft
attitude
amiti
attitudine
amicizia
126 market research
PNWUVW
Marktforschung
tude de march
ricerca di mercato
Our long friendship began at school.

Their market research showed that not
many people would buy this product.
126 majority
PGUWL
Mehrheit
majorit
maggioranza
The majority of our students come from

Europe and Asia.
126 minority
126 spoil
n
v
PDQUWL
VSO
Minderheit
verderben
minorit
dtriorer/dgrader
minoranza
rovinare, guastare
126 traffic
WUIN
Verkehr
trafic/circulation
traffico
Page Headword
court
court case
fan
knock
lawyer
legal
WPSLQ
NWNHV
fn
QN
OM
UHNG
My ambition is to be world champion.

The court rejected the charges against
him.
The court case lasted six weeks.
David is a keen rugby fan.
The ball was knocked out of his hands.
His lawyers advised him to say nothing.
The legal battle went on for five years.
He was the only person I knew who
owned a van.
The company made a good profit this
year.
He holds the world record for the 400m.
The two secretaries share an office.
What would you do if you won the lottery?
I think it's good to have a relaxed attitude.
Only a minority of students passed the

exam.
I didn't want to spoil the surprise.
There isn't as much traffic on the roads
on Sunday.
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Page Headword
Part of
Speech
Pronunciation
German
French
Italian
Example
IDQGDW
herausfinden
dcouvrir
trovare, scoprire
I'm interested in finding out about the

other students.
adj
UHWIO
dankbar
reconnaissant
grato, riconoscente
I would be very grateful if you could give

me some more information.
QNZDUL
Anfrage
enqute
informazione, richiesta
146 find out
phr v
146 grateful
146 enquiry
For further enquiries, please email us.
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