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First Vocabulary List VOCABULARY – CLOTHING abgetragen adj. worn(-out) das Nylon (-s) n. nylon anprobieren v. to try on der Ohrring (-e) n. earring sich anziehen v. to dress (oneself), to get dressed orange adj. orange der Anzug (Anzüge) n. (man's) suit das Paar (-e) n. pair das Armband (Armbänder) n. bracelet das Parfüm (-s) n. perfume, scent der Ärmel (-) n. sleeve passen (+dat.) v. to fit; to suit sich ausziehen v. to undress (oneself), to get undressed der Pelz (-e) n. fur der Badeanzug (Badeanzüge) n. swimming/bathing costume, swimsuit der Pullover (-) n. jumper, pullover, sweater die Badehose (-n) n. sg. (pair of) swimming trunks der Regenmantel (Regenmäntel) n. raincoat, waterproof (coat) die Baumwolle (-n) n. cotton den Reißverschluss einer Jacke aufmachen to unzip a jacket bequem adj. comfortable den Reißverschluss eines Kleides zumachen to zip up a dress blau adj. blue der Reißverschluss (Reißverschlüsse) n. zip die Bluse (-n) n. blouse reparieren v. to repair, to mend, to fix braun adj. brown der Ring (-e) n. ring die Brieftasche (-n) n. wallet der Rock (Röcke) n. skirt die Brille (-n) n. sg. (pair of) glasses/spectacles rot adj. red eng adj. narrow; tight(-fitting) der Samt (-e) n. velvet die Farbe (-n) n. colour die Sandale (-n) n. sandal farbig adj. coloured der Satin (-s) n. satin der Farbstoff (-e) n. dye der Schal (-s) n. scarf der Fleck (-e) n. stain, mark, spot der Schirm (-e) n. umbrella gelb adj. yellow der Schlafanzug (Schlafanzüge) n. (pair of) pyjamas der Geldbeutel (-) n. purse der Schleier (-) n. veil grau adj. grey der Schlüpfer (-) n. (pair of) knickers die Größe (-n) n. size der Schmuck (-e) n. jewellery grün adj. green der Schnürsenkel (-) n. (shoe) lace der Gürtel (-) n. belt der Schuh (-e) n. shoe der Handschuh (-e) n. glove sich die Schuhe aufbinden to untie/undo one's (shoe)laces die Handtasche (-n) n. handbag sich die Schuhe binden to tie one's (shoe)laces, to do up one's der Hausschuh (-e) n. slipper, indoor shoe (shoe)laces das Hemd (-en) n. shirt schwarz adj. black die Hose (-n) n. sg. (pair of) trousers die Seide (-n) n. silk der Hut (Hüte) n. hat die Shorts n. pl. shorts die Jacke (-n) n. jacket die Socke (-n) n. sock die Jeans n. pl. jeans die Sonnenbrille (-n) n. sg. (pair of) sunglasses der Jogginganzug (Jogginganzüge) n. tracksuit, jogging suit der Stiefel (-) n. boot die Kette (-n) n. chain, necklace der Stoff (-e) n. material, fabric, cloth das Kleid (-er) n. (woman's) dress; garment, piece of clothing stricken v. to knit die Kleider n. pl. clothes, clothing der Strumpf (Strümpfe) n. stocking der Knopf (Knöpfe) n. button die Strumpfhose (-n) n. sg. (pair of) tights das Kostüm (-e) n. (woman's) suit; costume die Tasche (-n) n. pocket der Kragen (-) n. collar das Taschentuch (Taschentücher) n. handkerchief die Krawatte (-n) n. tie das T-Shirt (-s) n. T-shirt, tee-shirt kurz adj. short der Turnschuh (-e) n. gym shoe, trainer lang adj. long sich umziehen v. to change (one's clothes), to get changed das Leder (-) n. leather die Uniform (-en) n. uniform das Leinen (-) n. linen das Unterhemd (-en) n. vest der Lippenstift (-e) n. lipstick die Unterhose (-n) n. sg. (pair of) underpants das Make-up (-s) n. make-up die Unterwäsche n. underwear; lingerie der Mantel (Mäntel) n. coat sich verkleiden (als) v. to dress up (as), to disguise oneself (as) die Mode (-n) n. fashion weich adj. soft, smooth modisch adj. fashionable weiß adj. white die Mütze (-n) n. cap weit adj. wide; loose(-fitting) das Nachthemd (-en) n. nightdress, nightie die Weste (-n) n. waistcoat nackt adj. naked, bare, nude die Wolle (-n) n. wool die Nadel (-n) n. needle zerreißen v. to tear, to rip nähen v. to sew zuknöpfen v. to button (up) die Nähmaschine (-n) n. sewing machine zumachen v. to fasten, to do up VOCABULARY – EDUCATION der Absatz (Absätze) n. paragraph lernen v. to learn abschreiben v. to copy lesen v. to read die Antwort (-en) n. answer, reply das Lineal (-e) n. ruler antworten v. to answer die Literatur n. literature artig adj. good, well-behaved die Lösung (-en) n. solution, answer aufmerksam adj. attentive, observant die Mathematik n. mathematics, maths die Aufnahmeprüfung (-en) n. entrance exam die Mittagspause (-n) n. lunch break der Aufsatz (Aufsätze) n. essay die Musik n. music die Ausbildung (-en) n. training, instruction; education die Note (-n) n. mark, grade das Ausrufezeichen (-e) n. exclamation mark die Philosophie (-n) n. philosophy ausstreichen v. to cross out, to delete die Phrase (-n) n. phrase begabt adj. gifted die Physik n. physics begeistert adj. enthusiastic; keen, eager die Politik n. politics das Beispiel (-e) n. example eine Prüfung bestehen to pass an exam die Biologie n. biology die Prüfung (-en) n. exam, test der Bleistift (-e) n. pencil eine Prüfung machen to sit/take an exam die Chemie n. chemistry eine Prüfung nicht bestehen to fail an exam der Computer (-) n. computer das Prüfungsergebnis (-se) n. exam result das Diktat (-e) n. dictation die Psychologie n. psychology der Direktor (-en) n. (male) headteacher, headmaster der Punkt (-e) n. full stop; point; dot der Doppelpunkt (-e) n. colon die Qualifikation (-en) n. qualification der Dozent (-en) n. (male) lecturer der Radiergummi (-s) n. rubber, eraser einfach adj. simple Recht haben to be right die Erdkunde n. geography der Religionsunterricht n. religious studies/education/instruction sich erinnern (an +acc.) v. to remember richtig adj. right, correct die Erziehung n. upbringing; education der Satz (Sätze) n. sentence das Fach (Fächer) n. (school) subject; field schreiben v. to write falsch adj. incorrect, wrong; false die Schule (-n) n. school faul adj. lazy die Schule verlassen to leave school der Fehler (-) n. mistake der Schüler (-) n. (male) pupil, schoolboy der Fernkurs (-e) n. correspondence course der Schulhof (Schulhöfe) n. (school) playground, schoolyard fleißig adj. hard-working, industrious, diligent schwer adj. difficult, hard die Forschung (-en) n. research die Seite (-n) n. page; side die Frage (-n) n. question die Soziologie n. sociology eine Frage stellen to ask a question der Sportplatz (Sportplätze) n. playing field, sports ground fragen v. to ask der Student (-e) n. (male) student das Fragezeichen (-e) n. question mark studieren v. to study die Fremdsprache (-n) n. foreign language das Studium (Studien) n. study, studies gebildet adj. educated die Stunde (-n) n. lesson, class; hour gehorsam adj. obedient der Stundenplan (Stundenpläne) n. (school) timetable genau adj. exact, precise, accurate der Taschenrechner (-) n. (pocket) calculator die Geschichte (-n) n. history das Thema (Themen) n. theme, topic, subject die Grammatik (-en) n. grammar die Theologie n. theology mit gutem Beispiel vorangehen to set a good example die Übung (-en) n. practice; exercise die Hausaufgabe (-n) n. (piece of) homework unaufmerksam adj. inattentive, unobservant das Heft (-e) n. exercise book ungehorsam adj. disobedient der Hochschulabschluss (Hochschulabschlüsse) n. degree ungenau adj. inexact, imprecise, inaccurate der Hochschulabsolvent (-e) n. (male) graduate die Universität (-en) n. university die Informatik n. computer science, information technology Unrecht haben to be wrong interessant adj. interesting unterrichten v. to teach, to instruct der Kindergarten (Kindergärten) n. nursery school, kindergarten unterstreichen v. to underline das Klassenzimmer (-) n. classroom vergessen v. to forget das Komma (-s/-ta) n. comma verstehen v. to understand kompliziert adj. complicated die Wandtafel (-n) n. blackboard kreativ adj. creative wiederholen v. to repeat die Kreide (-n) n. chalk die Wirtschaftswissenschaft (-en) n. economics der Kugelschreiber (-) n. (ball-point) pen wissen v. to know die Kunst (Künste) n. art; skill die Wissenschaft (-en) n. science einen Kurs(us) besuchen to go on a course, to take/attend a course das Wörterbuch (Wörterbücher) n. dictionary langweilig adj. boring die Zeichensetzung n. punctuation das Lehrbuch (Lehrbücher) n. textbook zeigen v. to show der Lehrer (-) n. (male) teacher das Zeugnis (-se) n. certificate; (school) report der Lehrplan (Lehrpläne) n. syllabus, curriculum VOCABULARY – FOOD zu Abend essen to have dinner/supper der Löffel (-) n. spoon das Abendessen n. dinner, supper, evening meal der Mais n. maize, sweetcorn die Ananas (-/-se) n. pineapple das Mehl n. flour der Apfel (Äpfel) n. apple die Melone (-n) n. melon der Apfelwein (-e) n. cider das Messer (-) n. knife die Aprikose (-n) n. apricot die Milch n. milk die Aubergine (-n) n. aubergine zu Mittag essen to (have) lunch die Banane (-n) n. banana das Mittagessen (-) n. lunch, midday meal der Becher (-) n. cup, mug, tumbler, beaker die Nachspeise (-n) n. dessert das Bier (-e) n. beer die Nuss (Nüsse) n. nut die Birne (-n) n. pear das Öl (-e) n. oil bitter adj. bitter die Paprika (-s) n. paprika; pepper (vegetable) der Blumenkohl (-e) n. cauliflower die Pfanne (-n) n. frying pan die Bohne (-n) n. bean der Pfeffer n. pepper (spice) braten v. to fry; to bake, to roast der Pfirsich (-e) n. peach die Brombeere (-n) n. blackberry die Pflaume (-n) n. plum das Brot (-e) n. bread; loaf (of bread) die Rechnung (-n) n. bill (in restaurant) die Butter n. butter der Reis n. rice das Butterbrot (-e) n. (piece of) bread and butter, (open) sandwich riechen v. to smell der Champignon (-s) n. (button) mushroom das Rindfleisch n. beef die Dose (-n) n. tin, can; box roh adj. raw Durst haben to be thirsty die Rosine (-n) n. raisin das Ei (-er) n. egg der Saft (Säfte) n. juice die Erbse (-n) n. pea die Sahne n. cream die Erdbeere (-n) n. strawberry der Salat (-e) n. lettuce; salad essen v. to eat das Salz (-e) n. salt das Essen (-) n. food; meal salzig adj. salty der Essig n.
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