Red Line 2, Coursebook

one hundred and seventy-nine 179 Language 2 p. 80 oil platform ˈɔ l ˌplætfɔ:m Ölbohrinsel → weatherman ˈweðəmæn Wettermann, Meteorologe helicopter ˈhel kɒptə Hubschrauber → responsible r ˈspɒnsəbl verantwortlich equipment ˈkw pmənt Ausrüstung; Ausstattung weather station ˈweðə ˌste ʃn Wetterstation weather report ˈweðə ˌr pɔ:t You watch the weather report on TV to see what the weather will be like. Wetterbericht → report r ˈpɔ:t Bericht to break down ˈbre k daυn zusammenbrechen, hier: abstürzen storm stɔ:m It is windy and it rains a lot in a storm . Sturm → to drill dr l bohren p. 81 stormy ˈstɔ:mi storm → stormy stürmisch → Language 3 p. 82 although ɔ:lˈðəυ obwohl Scottish ˈskɒt ʃ Some Scottish men wear skirts and play the bagpipes. schottisch → post office ˈpəυst ˌɒf s You buy stamps at the post office . Postamt → yoghurt ˈjɒɡət Jogurt frozen ˈfrəυzn Tiefkühl-; gefroren shopping trolley ˈʃɒp ŋ ˌtrɒli Einkaufswagen → to cycle ˈsa kl I cycle to school on my bike. Fahrrad fahren, radeln → to feel homesick ˌfi:l ˈhəυms k Heimweh haben homesick ˈhəυms k home + sick = homesick Heimweh → chain tʃe n Kette to come off kʌm ˈɒf The chain came off my bike yesterday. Rob fixed it for me. hier: rausspringen → to give up ˈɡ v ˌʌp aufgeben king k ŋ König spider ˈspa də Spinne → impression mˈpreʃn Eindruck reading comprehension ˌri:d ŋ ˈkɒmpr hentʃn Leseverstehen, Leseverständnis comprehension ˌkɒmpr ˈhentʃn Verständnis Unit 6 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv