Red Line 4, Coursebook

one hundred and f i fty-nine 159 Language 1 p. 50 ranger ˈre ndʒə Rangers look after national parks. Aufseher/-in, Ranger/-in → hiking ˈha k ŋ I love hiking in the mountains. Wandern → outdoor ˌaυtˈdɔ: Hiking, skateboarding, camping are outdoor activities. Freiluft-; Outdoor- → program (AE) ˈprəυɡræm Programm; Sendung nature ˈne tʃə Natur to look forward to ˌlυk ˈfɔ:wəd tə I’ m looking forward to the summer camp. sich freuen auf → garbage (AE) ˈɡɑ:b dʒ garbage (AE) = rubbish (BE) Müll, Abfall → p. 51 marathon ˈmærəθn marathon = 26,22 miles/42,195 km Marathon → tribe tra b Stamm Language 2 p. 52 summer camp ˈsʌmə ˌkæmp I went on a football summer camp last year in July. Sommerlager → to stay away ˈste ˌəwe wegbleiben adventure ədˈventʃə I like reading stories about adventures . Abenteuer → per pɜ: He got paid $6,000 per month. = He got paid $6,000 every month. pro → camper ˈkæmpə Camper/-in cabin ˈkæb n Hütte; Kabine white water rafting ˌwa t ˈwɔ:tə ˈra:ft ŋ White water rafting can be very dangerous. Wildwasser-Rafting → campfire ˈkæmpfa ə Lagerfeuer track træk We followed the tracks to the lake and saw the bear drinking. Spur; Pfad, Weg; Gleis → to be worried ˌbi: ˈwʌr d My mom was worried when I came home late yesterday. sich Sorgen machen → p. 53 difference ˈd frənts Unterschied opinion əˈp njən Meinung to go skiing ɡəυ ˈski: ŋ Skilaufen gehen skiing ˈski: ŋ My family always goes skiing in Salzburg in the winter. Skifahren → Language 3 p. 54 trail tre l trail = path Weg, Pfad → boulder ˈbəυldə I had a horrible dream last night. We were driving along a mountain road when suddenly a huge boulder hit our car! Felsblock, Felsbrocken → to be glad ˌbi: ˈɡlæd froh sein bone bəυn There are 206 bones in the body, aren’t there? Knochen → to be stuck ˌbi: ˈstʌk hängen bleiben to come along ˌkʌm əˈlɒŋ hier: vorbeikommen Unit 3 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv