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Vocab List 18. Dezember 2
Vocab List 18. Dezember 2
Context: Vocabulary
Work and Business – Careers and Perspectives
Lead-in
task 1a response Reaktion There was a very positive response to the
new film.
task 1a exchange your seine Gedanken/Mei- We exchanged our thoughts on the
thoughts nungen austauschen problem.
task 1a select (aus)wählen Daniel was selected to play for the school
rugby team.
task 1b raise a question eine Frage aufwerfen The study raised many questions over
how best to treat the disease.
task 1b take a vote abstimmen We took a vote on who would speak first in
the presentation.
task 2 entrepreneur Unternehmer/in He is a successful entrepreneur with
businesses in London and Manchester.
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l. 4 lift sb. out of jdn. aus der Armut Since the opening of the factory here, many
poverty befreien; jdn. aus der families have been lifted out of poverty.
Armut führen
l. 4 minimum wage Mindestlohn Theo earns the minimum wage in his job
as a waiter.
l. 5 unconditional bedingungsloses How will the country finance paying
basic income Grundeinkommen everyone an unconditional basic income?
l. 11 build a career Karriere machen Building a career takes a lot of time and
energy at first.
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l. 20 be in short supply knapp sein There was enough food at the party but
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l. 26 have a head for eine Begabung für etw. Sebastian has a good head for business.
sth. haben
l. 27 have a passion for eine Leidenschaft für I have a passion for cooking and want to
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l. 42 body language Körpersprache Her body language revealed that she was
very nervous in the interview.
l. 42 demeanour Auftreten; Benehmen His arrogant demeanour means he is not
well-liked by his colleagues.
l. 43 salary package Gehaltspaket The salary package includes holiday pay
and health insurance.
Part A The right to a job – the right job
A1 The second Bill of Rights
title bill Gesetzesentwurf; The bill was changed three times before it
Gesetzesvorlage became law.
l. 2 economic security wirtschaftliche I want a job which gives me and my family
Sicherheit economic security.
l. 2 economic wirtschaftliche He saves his money so that he has
independence Unabhängigkeit economic independence when he retires.
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l. 19 require sth./sb. etw./jdn. benötigen, You require a credit card to book tickets on
(fml) etw./jdn. brauchen the airline website.
l. 22f. estimate schätzen, abschätzen The car mechanic estimated the repairs
would cost around €300.
l. 25f be susceptible to anfällig für etw. sein The glass used in smartphones today isn’t
sth. as susceptible to cracking and scratches
as in the past.
l. 29 disrupt sth. etw. unterbrechen; etw. The rise of mobile devices such as
stören, etw. zerstören smartphones and tablets has disrupted the
traditional TV and movie industries.
l. 33 appear to do / be zu tun scheinen When I came in, Elaine appeared to be
doing crying.
l. 35 phase sth. out etw. stufenweise The MegaMedia store says it will phase out
einstellen, etw. the sale of CDs over the next 12 months
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l. 10 concern (n) Sorge; Anliegen The doctor expressed his concerns about
the patient’s health.
l. 12 distribution of Einkommensverteilung There is a very uneven distribution of
income income across the world.
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task 1c current derzeitig; aktuell Have you seen any of the current season
of Game of Bones on Webflicks?
task 2 backdrop Hintergrund The fight took place against a backdrop of
increasing tension at work.
task 4b self-employed selbstständig; Arman is a self-employed painter and
freiberuflich decorator.
Fact reject sth. etw. abschlagen; etw. Ronaldo rejected my offer to help him carry
File ablehnen the books.
l.11
Fact advocate sth. etw. befürworten He advocates lowering the university fees
File for students.
l.15f.
A4 Teenagers’ career aspirations
intr. publish sth. etw. veröffentlichen The first Harry Potter book was published
in 1997.
intr. expectation Erwartung I had low expectations of the movie, but I
was wrong – it was great!
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intr. point sth. out (to (jdn.) auf etwas Joseph put on his school uniform and got
sb.) hinweisen ready to go – then his mother pointed out
that it was Saturday.
l. 3 aspirations Bestrebungen, Hoff- Tracy definitely has high career aspirations
nungen, Ambitionen, – she wants to be President one day.
ehrgeizige Pläne
l. 5f. a crossroads eine (Weg-)Kreuzung, Patrick reached a crossroads in his life –
eine Weggabelung; ein should he quit his boring job and follow his
Punkt, an dem man dream?
sich entscheiden muss
l. 12 thrive (gut) gedeihen, florie- Our town centre is really thriving now – lots
ren, blühen, Erfolg of new shops, more jobs and more money
haben in people’s pockets.
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