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108 bold He felt very bold when he asked her out. bond The bond between mother and child is very powerful. bone My dog likes to chew on bones, so we always keep them for him. bonus She gets a bonus on top of her salary. book Don’t forget to return the book to the library. I’ve booked a table for eight. booking I am sorry, I can’t find your booking in our system. boot That is a very nice pair of boots, at a very good price. border It took hours to get across the border because the custom officers were on strike. bored We were so bored, we left the party after an hour. boring That was a really boring film, wasn’t it? born Mel was born in 1989. borrow Can I borrow your pencil, please? boss What’s your new boss like? both Both books are good. I like both of them. bother The noise doesn’t bother me at all. bottle We drank two bottles of wine with our meal last night. bottom It’s at the bottom of the page. boundary The white fence is the boundary between the two properties. bowl Would you like another bowl of soup? box Is there anything in this box? boy The boys were playing football. boyfriend She had an argument with her boyfriend. bracket Complete the sentence, using the words in brackets. brain The task isn’t that difficult. You just have to use your brain a bit. brainstorm I think we should brainstorm some ideas first. brake You need to take your bike to the shop. The brake isn’t working properly. Inventories branch That tree has really thick branches. Our company has a branch in Frankfurt. brand Those jeans are great. What brand are they? brave He was very brave trying to stop the fight. bread Do you prefer white bread or brown bread? break Let’s have a short break before we continue. broke, broken He broke his leg in the accident. breakdown There was a breakdown in communication. breakfast We usually have breakfast at seven o’clock. breast I am thinking of making stuffed chicken breast for dinner. What do you think? breath Just take a deep breath and relax. breathe We could hardly breathe because of the smoke. brick The house is made of brick. bride Kate was such a lovely bride. She looked amazing in that dress. bridge Cross the bridge, and the hotel is on your right. brief She sent me a brief message two weeks ago. brigade The fire brigade got to the burning building in record time. bright The weather will be bright and sunny until the weekend. brilliant The concert last night was brilliant. bring Bring it back when you’re done, will you? brought, brought She brought some family photos with her. bring up It’s not easy to bring up a family today. britain She is flying to Japan via Britain. british Some people admire British humour. broad The subject area is very broad. Can you narrow it down a bit? broadcast The programme was broadcast at broadcast, 11 p. m. yesterday. broadcast brochure They sent me a brochure on language holidays in England. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1
Inventories brother My brother works in engineering. brown My sister’s eyes are brown, but mine are green. browser Which Internet browser are you using? brush I need to brush my hair. It’s a mess. I need to buy a new brush. I can’t find my other one. bubble A bubble bath is very relaxing, I find. bucket Could you fill this bucket with water? budget We have quite a big budget for this event. bug I don’t enjoy picnics. There are too many bugs around. build They are planning to build a new shopping centre next year. built, built This house was built in the nineteenth century. building There are many historic buildings in the area. bump It was so crowded in the shops, people kept bumping into each other. burger What kind of burger would you like? burn I’ll try not to burn the cake this time. burnt, burnt I’ve burnt my finger. bury The dog buried the bone in the garden. bus We’ll just leave the car here and go by bus. business What kind of business are you in? busy I’m really busy at the moment. Can we talk later? Please wait, the line is busy. but There used to be a swimming pool in this area, but it closed a few years ago. butcher I always buy my meat from the butcher’s. butter Do you need butter to make pancakes? butterfly There are so many butterflies in your garden! button There’s a button missing on your coat. buy That’s a lovely dress. Where did you buy that? bought, bought I bought it on holiday in Portugal. School Handbook Supplement telc English A2·B1 by I usually go to work by car. I have to finish the translation by Friday. They only accept payment by credit card. The play was written by Shakespeare. by the way By the way, have you made any arrangements for your holidays this year? bye Bye! I’ll see you next week. C cable Try connecting this cable to the computer. café I could meet you at the café at twelve. cafeteria I usually have lunch in the cafeteria. cage They keep all the animals in the zoo in cages. cake Would you like a piece of cake? calculate Can you calculate how many more points we need? calculator I never use a calculator, do you? calendar I will have a look in my calendar but as far as I know, I am free that day. call You can call me Mel. She called the children because lunch was ready. Did you call the police? Last call for flight 314 to Dallas. Can you give me a call sometime this afternoon? In the end, we had to call in the police. caller The caller did not tell me his name. calm She’s a very calm person. calm down I tried to calm her down, but she couldn’t stop crying. camera That’s not a digital camera, is it? camp There is a holiday camp in the next village. camping I used to go camping when I was younger, but now I prefer to stay in a nice hotel. campaign His anti-smoking campaign is going quite well. 109
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