English-German-French Wordlist - FCE Gold Plus

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Pronunciation German French Example Sentence
UNIT 2 20-21 slope /sləυp/ Hang pente The car rolled down the slope into the lake.
UNIT 2 20-21 mist /mist/ Nebel, Sprühregen brouillard We could just see the outline of the house through the mist.
UNIT 2 20-21 mph /�em pi� �eitʃ/ Meilen pro Stunde mi/h He was driving at 70 mph.
UNIT 2 20-21 clutch /kl�tʃ/ ergreifen, fest umklammern agripper Joanne clutched her mother's hand.
UNIT 2 20-21 rattle /�r�tl/ klappern vibrer The window rattled in the wind.
UNIT 2 20-21 violently /�vaiələntli/ heftig violemment All the houses were trembling violently during the earthquake.
UNIT 2 20-21 approach /ə�prəυtʃ/ Annäherung approche Our approach frightened the birds.
UNIT 2 20-21 hazardous /�h�zədəs/ gefährlich dangereux Being the President's bodyguard is obviously a hazardous occupation.
UNIT 2 20-21 crossing /�krɒsiŋ/ Überfahrt traversée The Atlantic crossing took nearly three months.
UNIT 2 20-21 inhabitant /in�h�bitənt/ Einwohner, Einwohnerin habitant Copenhagen has about 1.4 million inhabitants.
UNIT 2 20-21 lifeline /�laiflain/ Rettungsleine, Lebensader conduit vital Because I work at home, the telephone is like a lifeline to me.
UNIT 2 20-21 community /kə�mju�nəti/ Gemeinde communauté An arts centre will benefit the whole community.
UNIT 2 20-21 via /�vaiə, �vi�ə/ über via, par We flew to Athens via Paris.
UNIT 2 20-21 brick /brik/ Ziegelstein brique Protesters attacked the police with stones and bricks.
UNIT 2 20-21 corn /kɔ�n/ Mais maïs We walked through fields of corn to get to the valley.
UNIT 2 20-21 pregnant /�preɡnənt/ schwanger enceinte When I was pregnant with Mandy, I felt fat and unattractive.
UNIT 2 20-21 landing /�l�ndiŋ/ Landung atterrissage In some flights recently, pilots were forced to make emergency landings.
UNIT 2 20-21 insignificant /�insiɡ�nifikənt/ unbedeutend insignifiant The anti-war group was an insignificant minority within the party.
UNIT 2 20-21 harness /�hɑ�nəs/ Klettergeschirr harnais An essential piece of rock-climbing equipment is a climbing harness.
UNIT 2 20-21 flash a smile /�fl�ʃ ə �smail/ freudestrahlend (adj) s'éclairer d'un sourire I love this city,' he said, flashing a big smile.
UNIT 2 20-21 release /ri�li�s/ lösen relâcher Release the handbrake first.
UNIT 2 20-21 brake /breik/ Bremse frein The back brake on my bike needs adjusting.
UNIT 2 20-21 adapt /ə�d�pt/ anpassen adapter The car has been adapted to take unleaded petrol.
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