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B1+B2 Textbok Ordlista ( Engelska ) B1+B2 Textbok Ordlista ( engelska ) Kapitel 1 sport (-en, -er, -erna) sports sportbar (-en, -er, -erna) sports bar rivstart (-en, -er, -erna) flying start gigantisk (-t, -a) gigantic sida (-n, sidor, sidorna) book page teveskärm (-en, -ar, -arna) TV screen kapitel (kapitlet, -, kapitlen) chapter jobbig (-t, -a) annoying, hard work ibland sometimes Sidan 8 måste must soffpotatis (-en, -ar, -arna) couch potato man one eller or träna (-r, -de, -t) exercise hurtbulle (-n, bullar, bullarna) sporty, positive person fantastisk (-t, -a) fantastic titta (-r, -de, -t) look rolig (-t, -a) fun bild (-en, -er, -erna) picture göra (gör, gjorde, gjort) do skriva (skriver, skrev, skrivit) write när when ner down komma (kommer, kom, kommit) come skriv ner write down hem (-met, –, -en) home ord (-et, –, -en) word jobb (-et, –, -en) job, work som like, such as gå (går, gick, gått) go associera (-r, -de, -t) associate direkt (-a) directly med with till to jämföra (jämför, jämförde, jämfört) compare kylskåp (-et, –, -en) refrigerator din (ditt, dina) your ta fram bring out partner (-n, –, -na) partner läsk (-en, –, -en) soda annat/annan other påse (-n, påsar, påsarna) bag par (-et, –, -en) pair, couple chips (-et, –, -en) chips prata (-r, -de, - t) talk lägga (lägger, la/lade, lagt) sig lie down om about framför in front of tanke (-n, tankar, tankarna) thought teve (-n) television, TV läsa (läser, läste, läst) read städa (-r, -de, -t) clean fråga (-r, -de, -t) ask hela whole test (-et, -er, -erna) test hus (-et, –, -en) house här here inklusive including nedanför below badrum (-met, –, -men) bathroom hög (-t, -a) high ta på put on varandra each other löparsko (-n, -r, -rna) running shoe svara (-r, -de, -t) answer springa (springer, sprang, sprungit) run båda both mil (-en, –, -en) Swedish mile (10 km) två two välja (väljer, valde, valt) choose Sidan 9 svar (-et, –, -en) answer Ofta often alternativ (-et, –, -en) alternative Hur ofta? How often? svarsalternativ (-et, –, -en) multiple choice answer Varje each, every passa (-r, -de, -t) fit gång (-en, -ar, -arna) time bra well, good buss (-en, -ar, -arna) bus notera (-r, -de, -t) note mellan in between räkna (-r, -de, -t) count en gång i månaden/veckan once a month/week räkna ihop add up mer more enligt according to länge long (time) instruktion (-en, -er, -erna) instruction Hur länge? How long? nästa next lång (-t, -a) long vara (är, var, varit) to be så lång tid such a long time idrott (-en, -er, -erna) athletics den tid det tar the time it takes för for minut (-en, -er, -erna) minute stor (-t, -a) big, large ungefär approximately öl (-et/-en) beer 1 mer än more than hela tiden the whole time snabb (-t, -a) fast bli (blir, blev, blivit) become Hur snabbt? How fast? lagom just enough, a moderate amount kilometer (-n, kilometrar, kilometrarna) kilometer trött (-a) tired Herregud My god dödstrött (-a) tired to death så långt that far svettas (svettades, svettats) sweat aldrig never flera several mindre less liter (-n, litrar, litrarna) liter mindre än less than börja (-r, -de, -t) begin Vad gör du helst? What do you prefer to do? efter after gärna (hellre, helst) happily uppehåll (-et, –, -en) pause semester (semestern, semestrar, semestrarna) vacation alltid always strand (stranden, stränder, stränderna) beach långsam (-t, -ma) slow slappa (-r, -de, -t) relax i början in the beginning dricka (dricker, drack, druckit) to drink bygga (bygger, byggde, byggt) build drink (-en, -ar, -arna) a drink gradvis (-a) incrementally paraply (-et, -er, -erna) umbrella bygga upp build up paraplydrink (-en, -ar, -arna) umbrella drink, cocktail kondition (-en, -er, -erna) fitness åka (åker, åkte, åkt) till go to, travel to jättesnabb (-t, -a) really fast storstad (-en, storstäder, storstäderna) big city armhävning (-en, -ar, -arna) pushup museum (-et, museer, museerna) museum efter det after that gå på museum visit a museum planera (-r, -de, -t) plan kultur (-en, -er, -erna) culture vara med i to be part of attraktion (-en, -er, -erna) attractions, sights tävling (-en, -ar, -arna) competition kulturattraktion (-en, -er, -erna) cultural attractions lopp (-et, –, -en) race vandra (-r, -de, -t) hike absolut inte absolutely not fjäll (-et, –, -en) mountain jogga (-r, -de, -t) to jog kilo (-t, –, -n) kilo kvart (-en, -ar, -arna) quarter packning (-en, -ar, -arna) gear, luggage för två veckor sedan two weeks ago åka på travel, go to ska/skall shall träningsresa (-n, -resor, resorna) exercise trip skulle should mat (-en) food om en månad in a month choklad (-en) chocolate delta (deltar, deltog, deltagit) participate mycket a lot triathlon triathlon energi (-n, -er, -erna) energy halvår (-et) half a year orka (-r, -de, -t) manage, have energy for nästa år next year banan (-en, -er, -erna) banana maraton marathon få recieve ultramaraton ultra marathon kolhydrat (-en, -er, -erna) carbohydrate resultat (-et, –, -en) result som gör att that makes räkna (-r, -de, -t) ut protein (-et, -er, -erna) protein poäng (-en, –, en) point kaka (-n, kakor, kakorna) cookie, cake riktig (-t, -a) real proteinkaka (-n, -kakor, -kakorna) protein bar röra (rör, rörde, rört) move lätt (-a) light, low fat röra på sig move oneself lättyoghurt (-en) low fat yoghurt nyttig (-t, -a) healthy vilja (-n, viljor, viljorna) want kanske maybe upp up tänka (tänker, tänkte, tänkt) på think about vikt (-en, -er, -erna) weight annat än other than gå upp i vikt gain weight liv (-et, –, -en) life pass (-et, –, -en) workout kropp (-en, -ar, -arna) body träningspass (-et, –, -en) workout behöva (behöver, behövde, behövt) need snygg (-t, -a) good-looking vila (-r, -de, -t) rest kläder (-na) clothes också also träningskläder (-na) workout clothes inte heller not either fin (-t, -a) pretty extra extra hår (-et, –, -en) hair testa (-r, -de, -t) test hel (-t, -a) whole gräns (-en, -er, -erna) limit tid (-en, -er, -erna) time testa sina gränser test one’s limits 2 helt klart clearly här here dålig (-t, -a) bad understuken (understruket, understrukna) underlined vana (-n, vanor, vanorna) habit adjektiv (-et, –, -en) adjective matvana (-n, matvanor, matvanorna) eating habits skön (-t, -a) comfortable Sidan 11 lugn (-et, –, -en) calm beskriva (beskriver, beskrev, beskrivit) describe ta det lugnt take it easy substantiv (-et, –, -en) noun gott good pronomen (-et, –, -en) pronoun grönsak (-en, -er, -erna) vegetable vilken (vilket, vilka) which då then ordklass (-en, -er, -erna) word class då och då now and then text (-en, -er, -erna) text både both tillsammans together pigg (-t, -a) alert stryka (stryker, strök, strukit) under underline frisk (-t, -a) healthy sova (sover, sov, sovit) sleep av of djup (-t, -a) deep natt (-en, nätter, nätterna) night Sidan 10 på natten at night Varför why väldig (-t, -a) great, large egentligen actually vakna (-r, -de, -t) wake up alla all dusch (-en, -ar, -arna) shower veta (vet, visste, vetat) know ta (-r, tog, tagit) en dusch take a shower stark (-t, -a) strong kall (-t, -a) cold må (mår, mådde, mått) feel så att so that må (-r, mådde, mått) bra feel well innan before inte alls not at all lyssna (-r, -de, -t) listen många many radio (-n) radio argument (-et, –, -en) argument bruka (-r, -de, -t) to do regularly försöka (försöker, försökte, försökt) try sjunga (sjunger, sjöng, sjungit) sing hitta (-r, -de, -t) find musik (-en) music motargument (-et, –, -en) counter argument otrolig (-t, -a) incredible byta (byter, bytte, bytt) exchange falsk (-t, -a) false, out of tune sedan then, later först (-a) first roll (-en, -er, -erna) role fem five ont hurt härlig (-t, -a) wonderful knä (-t, -n, -na) knee ur out of bygga (bygger, byggde, byggt) upp build up ruta (-n, rutor, rutorna) square muskel (muskeln, muskler, musklerna) muscle säg say ben (-et, –, -en) leg olik (-t,-a) different varje each pappa (-n, pappor, papporna) father varje gång every time långsam (-t, -ma) slow vara (är, var, varit) ute be outside vacker (vackert, vackra) beautiful titta på teve watch TV slarvig (-t, -a) careless än att … than to ordentlig (-t, -a) careful gym (-met, –, -men) gym för…sedan …ago smal (-t, -a) thin preposition (-en, -er, -erna) preposition känna (känner, kände, känt) feel tidspreposition (-en, -er, -erna) preposition indicating time känna (-er, kände, känt) sig/mig feel vecka (-n, veckor, veckorna) week ful (-t, -a) ugly diska (-r, -de, -t) wash the dishes Jag har inte tid. I don’t have time jobba (-r, -de, -t) work Sidan 12 jättemycket a lot diskutera (-r, -de, -t) discuss familj (-en, -er, -erna) family populär (-t, -a) popular gilla (-r, -de, -t) like andra other svettas (svettas, svettades, svettats) to sweat land (-et, länder, länderna) country svettig (-t, -a) sweaty tycka (tycker, tyckte, tyckt) think kosta (-r, -de, -t) to cost tycka bäst om to like best adverb (-et, –, -en) adverb dålig (sämre, sämst) bad mening (-en, -ar, -arna) sentence tycka sämst om to like the least 3 badminton (-en) badminton puck (-en, -ar, -arna) puck bandy (-n) bandy skydd (-et, –, -en) protection basket (-en) basketball pjäxa (-n, pjäxor, pjäxorna) ski boot bordtennis (-en) table tennis skidor (-na) skis cykling (-en) biking glad (-tt, -a) happy dans (-en, -er, -erna) dance tålamod (-et) patience svensk (-t, -a) Swedish styrka (-n, styrkor, styrkorna) strength e-sport (-en) e-sports envishet (-en) stubborness fotboll (-en, -ar, -arna) soccer, football taktkänsla (-n) sense of rhythm golf (-en) golf snabbhet (-en) speed gympa (-n) gymnastics taktik (-en, -er, -erna) tactics aerobics aerobics uthållighet (-en) endurance handboll (-en, -ar, -arna) handball fantasi (-n,
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