Red Line 3, Coursebook

156 one hundred and f i fty-six Language 1 p. 30 chef ʃef a chef Koch/Köchin → courier ˈkυriə Kurier for fɔ: Suzanne has been a courier for two years. seit → to argue ˈɑ:ɡju: Young people sometimes argue with their parents. diskutieren, sich auseinandersetzen; sich streiten → to fall off fɔ:l ˈɒf The courier fell off her bike and hurt her leg. herunterfallen → glove ɡlʌv People often wear gloves in the winter. Handschuh → to smell , smelt , smelt smel, smelt, smelt That dog is very dirty. It smells awful! riechen → hairdresser ˈheəˌdresə Hairdressers cut people’s hair … Friseur/-in → to chat tʃæt … they often chat to customers while they do it. plaudern, sich unterhalten → to mess up ˈmes ʌp durcheinanderbringen p. 31 assistant əˈs stnt Assistent/-in DJ ˌdi:ˈdʒe a DJ DJ → course kɔ:s If you want to be a chef, you must do a course first. Kurs, Lehrgang → Language 2 p. 32 pickpocket ˈp kˌpɒk t Pickpockets take money and wallets from people’s pockets. Taschendieb/-in → to rob rɒb Someone robbed him on the Underground. rauben, ausrauben → within w ˈð n You must take library books back within three weeks. innerhalb → leather ˈleðə Hey, that’s a cool leather jacket! Leder → teenager ˈti:ne dʒə baby → child → teenager → adult Teenager/-in, Jugendliche/ Jugendlicher → to push pυʃ stoßen, schieben, drücken, drängeln → to drop drɒp fallen lassen handbag ˈhændbæɡ a handbag Handtasche → purse pɜ:s Mum never has much money in her purse . Geldbörse, Portmonee → rucksack ˈrʌksæk a rucksack Rucksack → to catch , caught , caught kætʃ, kɔ:t, kɔ:t fangen; erreichen; hier: festhalten, festnehmen cathedral kəˈθi:drl Dom, Kathedrale trouble ˈtrʌbl Mühe, Ärger bill b l Rechnung fine fa n If you drive and use a mobile phone, you have to pay a £50 fine . Geldbuße, Geldstrafe → Unit 2 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv