Make Your Way 8, Schulbuch mit Audio-CD und CD-ROM

Vocabulary station 1 acorn Eichel 3 dew Tau genocide [ }dJenWsaçd ] Völkermord 4 settler Siedler to assimilate In Vienna, people from all over Europe have assimilated and become Viennese. sich assimilieren, angleichen resentment Verbitterung, Groll to slaughter [ }slO:tW ] sb./sth. (ab-)schlachten labourer Arbeiter famine [ }fémçn ] Hungersnot staple diet Grundnahrungs- mittel affiliation Zugehörigkeit to colour sth. etw. färben, hier: etw. prägen to overwhelm sb./sth. überwältigen, überschwemmen arduous [ }A:djï‹s ] mühsam to hamper behindern fierceness Heftigkeit (peace) settlement (Friedens-) Vereinbarung to implement sth. Many teachers are trying to implement their own ideas about education. etw. umsetzen, durchführen 5 infamous [ }çnf‹m‹s ] berüchtigt, schändlich indiscriminately wahllos, willkürlich to gloat over sth. sich weiden an etw. casualty [ }kéJjï‹lti ] (Unfall-, Todes-) Opfer veneer [ v‹}nç‹ ] He tried to hide his anger under a veneer of politeness. Furnier; hier: Anschein dead-end street Sackgasse to heed sth. I tried to call him back but the dog did not heed me at all. etw. beachten, befolgen Bolger, D./Carty, C. (eds.) The New Hennessy Book Of Irish Fiction (New Island 2005) Bruen, Ken: Headstone (Mysterious Press 2011) Craig, Patricia (ed.): The Oxford Book of Ireland (OUP 1998) Harte, Liam/Parker, Michael (eds.): Contemporary Irish Fiction (Macmillan 2000) Hegarty, Neil: The Story of Ireland. A History of the Irish People (St Martin's Press 2012) Tóibín, Colm (ed.): The Penguin Book of Irish Fiction (Penguin 2000) Wright, Julia M.: Irish Literature1750–1900 (Blackwell Press 2008) Reading tips 16 trench Graben 17 to dig (dug, dug) sth. etw. (auf-)graben 6 carnage [ }kA:nçdJ ] Massaker seizure [ }si:J‹ ] Anfall stunned I don’t know what to say –  I’m completely stunned. verblüfft, fassungslos confrontation Konfrontation, Aus- einandersetzung massacre Massaker, Gemetzel incandescent [ ]çnkén}des‹nt ] glühend, flammend resilient elastisch, widerstandsfähig self-sustaining selbsterhaltend arrogance Arroganz to keep clear of sb./sth. You better keep clear of my mother when she’s in that mood. sich fernhalten von jmdm./etw. 9 to slit sth. etw. aufschlitzen to gesture (for sb. to do sth.) (jmdm.) eine Geste machen, deuten enclave Enklave articulate She’s very articulate when talking about her problems. beredt commemoration Gedenken to rip sth. through Ideal for cutting strong materials this knife is designed to rip through just about anything. etw. durchtrennen to sever sth. etw. (ab-, durch-) trennen artery Arterie to sanction The head of school has to sanction the buying of any new equipment. billigen, genehmigen ceasefire Waffenstillstand hybrid [ }haçbrçd ] Hybrid, aus einer Kreuzung stammend 69 4 Unit 4: The Emerald Isle Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv