New Total English Intermediate Wordlist English / German ...

New Total English Intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian

New Total English Intermediate

Wordlist English / German / French / Italian

Part of

Page Headword

Speech Pronunciation

Unit 1

German

French

Italian

7 acquaintance 7 friend 7 friend

n

kwentns

n

frend

n

frend

Bekanntschaft, Bekannte(r) bester Freund enger Freund

connaissance ami(e) pr?f?r?(e) ami(e)

conoscente amico amico

7 friend 7 boss

n

frend

n

bs

alter Freund Chef

ami(e) de longue date chef/employeur

amico capo

7 classmate 7 colleague

n

klsmet

n

kli

Klassenkamerad Kollege/in

camarade de classe coll?gue

compagno di classe collega

7 ex-girlfriend 7 father-in-law 7 husband 7 stepmother 7 stranger

n

lfrend

n

f?nl

n

hzbnd

n

stepm?

n

strend

Ex-Freundin Schwiegervater Ehemann Stiefmutter Fremder

ex petite amie beau-p?re ?poux mar?tre ?tranger

ex-fidanzata suocero marito matrigna sconosciuto

7 team-mate

n

tim-met

Teamkamerad

co?quipier

compagno di squadra

7 common

n

kmn

etwas gemein haben

commun

comune

7 company

7 fall out 7 keep in touch 7 lose touch

n

kmpni

phr v flat v phr kip n tt verb phrase luz tt

Gesellschaft

sich verkrachen in Verbindung bleiben Verbindung verlieren

en compagnie

avoir une dispute/avoir une querelle rester en contact perdre le contact

azienda

litigare tenersi in contatto perdere il contatto

7 humour

n

hjum

Sinn f?r Humor

humour

umorismo

Example Sentence

She was an acquaintance of my family in Vienna. Fiona was her best friend. She's a close friend of mine. We went to see some old friends who had moved to Harlow. I'll have to ask my boss for a day off. I like doing speaking activities with my classmates. a colleague of mine from the bank.

My ex looks after the children on Thursdays. I don't really get on with my father in law. Have you met my husband Roy? I'm visiting my dad and stepmother. Children must not talk to strangers. He finished just ahead of his Ferrari teammate. I found I had a lot in common with these people.

The two men enjoy each other's company.

They fell out over money. Anyway, we must stay in touch. I lost touch with Julie after we moved. I like Pam ? she has a really good sense of humour.

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Page Headword

7 wavelength 8 belong to

8 fluent in 8 keen on 8 worry about

8 at once

8 catch 8 fascinating

8 mix up 8 planet 8 plate

8 point 8 regularly

8 series

8 star 8 terrifying

8 throw

10 behaviour

10 bring up 10 dessert 10 enormous

Part of Speech Pronunciation

n

wevle

phr v bl tu

adj flunt n adj kin n phr v wri bat

adv ?t wns

irr v k?t adj f?snet

phr v mks

n

pl?nt

n

plet

n

pnt

adv rejlli

n

sriz

n

st

adj terfa-

irr v r

n

bhevj

phr v br p

n

dzt

adj nms

German auf derselben/einer anderen Wellenl?nge sein geh?ren

French

longueur d'onde appartenir ?

Italian

lunghezza d'onda appartenere a

flie?end sprechen m?gen Sorgen machen um

parler couramment adorer/adorer faire se faire du souci/s'inqui?ter

parlare correntemente appassionarsi preoccuparsi

sofort

? la fois/simultan?ment

subito

fangen faszinierend

captiver/attraper fascinant

afferrare affascinante

verwechseln Planet Teller

confondre plan?te assiette

scambiare pianeta piatto

der springende Punkt regelm??ig

point essentiel r?guli?rement

punto regolarmente

Serie

s?rie

serie

Stern schrecklich

?toile terrifiant

stella terrificante

werfen

lancer

buttare

sein bestes Benehmen zeigen comportement

comportamento

anschneiden Nachtisch enorm

?voquer/aborder/parler de dessert ?norme

educare dessert enorme

Example Sentence Dad is just on a different wavelength from me. The book belongs to Dan. She was fluent in English, French, and German. I'm not keen on cabbage. I worry about my daughter. Now, go upstairs at once and clean your room! Stephen leapt up and caught the ball in one hand. That sounds absolutely fascinating. I always mix him up with his brother. They look so much alike. Mercury is the smallest of all the planets. The plates were piled high with rice. Nobody knows exactly how it works. That's the whole point. It's important to exercise regularly. he series of events that led to the outbreak of war.

I lay on my back and looked up at the stars. He told her of his terrifying experience.

He threw his shirt to someone in the crowd. I want you both to be on your best behaviour at Grandad's. Why did you have to bring up the subject of money? What are we having for dessert? An enormous bunch of flowers.

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Page Headword 10 furious 10 impolite

10 insult

10 nod 10 offensive

10 pile

10 starter 10 subject 10 temper 10 endearment

10 throw up 10 truly 10 wrinkly 11 eccentric

11 gesture 11 sincere 11 kind-hearted 11 mean 11 pleasant 11 selfish 11 sulky 11 upbeat

12 salary

12 tend

Part of Speech

adj adj

Pronunciation fjris mplat

v

nslt

v

nd

adj fensv

n

pal

n

stt

n

sbdkt

n

temp

n

ndmnt

phr v r p

adv truli

adj rkli

n

ksentrk

n

dest

adj sns

adj kand htd

adj min

adj pleznt

adj self

adj slki

adj pbit

n

s?lri

v

tend

German w?tend unh?flich

French furieux impoli

Italian furioso scortese

beleidigen

insulter

insultare

nicken offensiv

faire un signe de la t?te offensif

fare un cenno col capo offensivo

Haufen

pile

mucchio

Vorspeise das Thema wechseln die Beherrschung verlieren Koseworte

entr?e sujet/th?me humeurs affection

iniziatore soggetto indole affetto

sich ?bergeben wahrhaftig faltig exzentrisch

vomir sinc?rement/v?ritablement rid? excentrique

vomitare veramente rugoso eccentrico

Geb?rde aufrichtig gutherzig gemein angenehm selbsts?chtig m?rrisch optimistisch

geste sinc?re au bon coeur m?chant agr?able ?go?ste boudeur optimiste

gesto sincero di buon cuore vile piacevole egoista imbronciato levare

Gehalt

salaire

stipendio

neigen zu

avoir tendance ?

curare

Example Sentence She was absolutely furious. an impolite remark

Nobody insults my family and gets away with it!

I asked her if she was ready to go, and she nodded. I found her remarks deeply offensive.

All that remained of the old house was a pile of rubble.

We had soup as a starter, followed by steak. She tried to change the subject. I've never seen Vic lose his temper. Nicknames and other terms of endearment.

Georgia was bent over the basin, throwing up. I am truly sorry. Her thin, wrinkly face. Aunt Nessy was always a bit eccentric.

Jim raised his hands in a despairing gesture. A warm-hearted, sincere man. A kind-hearted gesture. That was a mean thing to do. It had been a pleasant evening. How can you be so selfish? A sulky child. An upbeat message.

The average salary for a teacher is $39,000 a year.

People tend to need less sleep as they get older.

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Page Headword

12 theory 14 influence

14 partly 14 row

14 see red 14 temper 14 argument

14 business

14 complain

14 found 14 hip hop 14 nickname

14 relocate 14 shoemaker

14 supply

14 cat

16 sibling 16 ago

16 already 16 for

Part of Speech Pronunciation

n

ri

n

nfluns

adv ptli

n

ra

verb phrase si

n

temp

n

jmnt

n

bzns

v

kmplen

v

fand

n

p hp

n

nknem

v

rilket

n

umek

v

spla

n

k?t

n

sbl

adv

adv lredi prep fr

German

French

Theorie Einfluss

th?orie influence

teilweise Krach

partiellement/en partie dispute

Rot sehen die Beherrschung verlieren Streit

voir rouge perdre ses humeurs dispute/querelle

Unternehmen

affaire/entreprise

sich beschweren

se plaindre

gr?nden Hip Hop Spitzname

fonder hip hop surnom/petit nom

umziehen Schuhmacher

relocaliser/transf?rer cordonnier

liefern

alimenter/approvisionner

Wildkatze

chat

Geschwister vor (...Jahren)

soeur/fr?re il y a

schon ... lang

d?j? pendant/durant

Italian

teoria influenza

in parte fila

infuriarsi indole discussione

affari

lamentarsi

trovato hip hop soprannome

trasferirsi calzolaio

fornire

gatto

fratello fa

gi? per

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Example Sentence Different theories about how the brain works. As a scientist, his influence was immense. The poor weather was partly responsible for the crash. He had just had a row with his wife. The thought of Pierre with Nicole had made her see red. I've never seen Vic lose his temper. She had a big argument with her husband. She now has her own $25 million homeshopping business. She complained that no one had been at the airport to meet her. Eton College was founded by Henry VI in 1440. He's a producer of hip hop. We had nicknames for all the teachers. A lot of firms are relocating to the North of England. His father was a shoemaker. Paint for the project was supplied by the city. The African wild cat is bigger than ordinary domestic cats. Most young people are influenced by their older siblings' habits. Her husband died 14 years ago. The performance had already started when we arrived. Bake the cake for 40 minutes.

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Page Headword

16 just

16 since 16 yet 17 bring up 17 carry on 17 get on

17 grow up

17 look after

17 look up to

17 take after

17 tell off Unit 2

21 section 21 chat 21 comedy 21 current affairs

21 docu-drama

21 documentary

21 fashionable

21 gossip

Part of Speech Pronunciation

adv dst

adv sns adv jet phr v br p phr v n phr v n

phr v r p

phr v lk ft

phr v l p tu

phr v tek ft

phr v

f

n

sekn

n

t?t

n

kmdi

n

krnt fes

n

dkjdrm

n

dkjmentri

adj f?nbl

n

sp

German

gerade

seit noch (nicht) gro?ziehen fortfahren zurechtkommen

erwachsen werden

aufpassen (auf)

aufsehen zu

geraten nach

tadeln

Teil (Zeitung) (c. show) Talkshow Kom?die Zeitgeschehen

Dokumentarspiel

Dokumentation

in Mode

Klatsch

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French

Italian

juste avant/peu avant

appena

depuis pas encore ?lever/?duquer continuer s'entendre

fin da quando ancora educare continuare a fare andare d'accordo

grandir

crescere

prendre soin de

Admirer/avoir de l'admiration pour

ressembler ?/?tre le portrait crach? de

accudire rispettare assomigliare

engueuler/faire des reproches sgridare

rubrique talk-show com?die actualit?/affaires actuelles

sezione chiacchierata commedia attualit?

docu-fiction

film documentario

documentaire

documentario

? la mode, en vogue

alla moda

rumeurs

pettegolezzo

Example Sentence

John's just told me that he's getting married.

We've been waiting here since two o'clock. I haven't asked him yet (= but I will). He was brought up by his grandparents. Sorry, I interrupted you. Please carry on. I've always got on well with Henry.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Don't worry, I'll look after the kids tomorrow. I've always looked up to Bill for his courage and determination.

Jenni really takes after her mother. Shelley was always getting told off at school.

This issue will be discussed further in the arts section. I saw him interviewed on a chat show. A highly successful TV comedy Do you follow current affairs? I've just been involved in making a docudrama. A local film crew is making a documentary about volcanoes. Strong colours are very fashionable at the moment. Here's an interesting piece of gossip about Mrs Smith.

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