Pearson Education · PDF filePearson Education Photocopiable 1 10 throw xqê]rz gooien lancer He threw the empty bottle into the bin. 1 10 similar xDëfã]ä]z vergelijkbaar semblable

Pearson Education Photocopiable

Cutting Edge New Edition: Pre-intermediateVocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French

Module Page English headword Nederlands Français Example sentences1 6 leisure xDäÉw]z hobby's loisirs How do you spend your leisure time?1 6 lifestyle xDä~fÑëí~fäz levensstijl mode de vie They have a very exciting lifestyle.1 6 go clubbing xÖ]r=âä¾ÄfÏz gaan stappen aller en boîte Shall we go clubbing tonight?1 6 go for a run xÖ]r=Ñ]=]=ê¾åz joggen aller courir Where's Dad? - He's gone for a run.1 6 skateboarding xDëâÉfíÄlWÇfÏz skateboarden le skateboard Skateboarding is very popular at my school.1 6 snowboarding xDëå]rÄlWÇfÏz snowboarden le snowboard There is a section of the piste for snowboarding.1 6 rollerblading xDê]rä]?ÄäÉfÇfÏz skeeleren faire du roller We went rollerblading in the park.1 6 skiing xDëâáWfÏz skiën faire du ski We went skiing in Switzerland.1 6 surfing the internet xDë‰WÑfÏz internetten surfer sur le net He spends all evening surfing the internet.1 6 yoga xDà]rÖ]z yoga le yoga She started a yoga class.1 6 what else xïflí=|DÉäëz wat nog meer quoi d'autre That's a start, what else have you got?1 7 survey xë]DîÉfz enquête étude, sondage The company carried out a survey of 100 people.1 7 result xêfDò¾äíz resultaat résultat The whole situation was the result of a silly mistake.1 7 rent (v) xêÉåíz huren louer We rent the flat from my uncle.1 7 according to x]DâlWÇfÏ=íìWz volgens selon According to Rachel, Keith started the fight.1 8 win xïfåz winnen gagner Mark's team won the basketball tournament.1 8 Olympic Games x]Däfãéfâ=DÖÉfãòz Olympische Spelen les jeux olympiques Where will the next Olympic Games be held?1 8 happen xDÜôé]åz plaatsvinden se passer, avoir lieu What happened today at work?1 8 judo xDÇwìWÇ]rz judo le judo He's a black belt in judo.1 8 spot xëéflíz stip point This is a great spot for a holiday.1 8 dice xÇ~fëz dobbelsteen dé The first player rolls the dice.1 8 pack xéôâz spel (als in spel kaarten ) paquet Did you remember to pack your swimming costume?1 8 match xãôípz wedstrijd match He struck a match to find his way through the dark room.1 9 soccer xDëflâ]z voetbal foot We say football, Americans say soccer.1 9 referee x?êÉÑ]DêáWz scheidsrechter arbitre Just at that moment the referee blew his whistle.1 9 signal xDëfÖå]äz aangeven signaler Don't move until you hear the signal.1 9 ice hockey xD~fë=Üflâáz ijshockey hockey sur glace We're going to an ice hockey match.1 9 race leader xêÉfë=DäáWÇ]z leider in het algemeen klassement coureur en tête The race leader sets the pace for the other runners.1 9 twice xíï~fëz tweemaal deux fois I've been to America twice this year.1 9 date xÇÉfíz datum la date What was the date yesterday - was it the sixth?1 9 once a month xï¾åë=]=ã¾åqz eenmaal per maand une fois par mois We visit them once a month.1 9 take xíÉfâz duren prendre I always take too many clothes when I go on holiday.1 10 unusual x¾åDàìWwì]äz ongewoon original, inhabituel He has an unusual name.1 10 keep fit xâáWé=DÑfíz in conditie blijven rester en forme She swims to keep fit.1 10 mixture xDãfâëíp]z combinatie mélange Stir the mixture with a spoon until it is smooth.1 10 team xíáWãz team équipe A football team.1 10 Netherlands xDåÉa]ä]åÇòz Nederland les Pays-Bas Last year, we went on a cycling holiday in the Netherlands.1 10 male xãÉfäz mannelijk masculin / homme There are still very few male nurses.1 10 female xDÑáWãÉfäz vrouwelijk féminin /femme A female tiger.1 10 try (v) xíê~fz proberen essayer I've been trying to remember where I left my jacket.

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1 10 throw xqê]rz gooien lancer He threw the empty bottle into the bin.1 10 similar xDëfã]ä]z vergelijkbaar semblable Martine and her sister look very similar .1 10 touch xí¾ípz aanraken toucher Chantal touched his arm gently.1 10 opponent x]Dé]rå]åíz tegenstander adversaire Our opponents seemed to be much bigger and stronger than us.1 10 kick xâfâz schoppen frapper du pied A group of boys were kicking a stone around outside.1 10 attack x]Díôâz aanval instellen attaquer Two men attacked him and took his car.1 10 against x]DÖÉåëíz tegen contre Philip was against the idea of selling the house.1 10 defend xÇfDÑÉåÇz verdedigen se défendre The Russian army has defended the country many times.1 10 goal xÖ]räz doelpunt but The Russians scored three goals in sixteen minutes.1 10 terrific xí]DêfÑfâz fantastisch génial I love your new hairstyle - it's terrific!1 10 association x]?ë]rëáDÉfp]åz vereniging association The Association of University Teachers.1 10 martial art xã^Wp]ä=D^Wíz vechtsport art martial Kung Fu is a popular martial art.1 10 gentle xDÇwÉåíäz zachtaardig doux You have to be very gentle with young animals.1 10 consist xâ]åDëfëíz bestaan consister The class consists of children from a wide range of countries.1 10 a series xDëf]êfWòz een reeks une série It's the last in the series.1 10 carefully xDâÉ]Ñ]äáz zorgvuldig soigneusement Drive carefully, the weather is bad.1 10 exactly xfÖDòôâíäáz precies exactement I know exactly what is going to happen.1 10 advantage x]ÇDî^WåífÇwz voordeel avantage The advantage of living in a town is that there is lots to do.1 10 anywhere xDÉåáïÉ]z overal n'importe où I can't find my purse anywhere.1 10 anytime xDÉåáí~fãz altijd n'importe quand You can come anytime.1 10 equipment xfDâïféã]åíz uitrusting équipement Using the most modern scientific equipment.1 10 qualified xDâïflä]Ñ~fÇz bevoegd qualifié A qualified football trainer.1 10 get rid of xÖÉí=êfÇ=flîz afschudden se débarrasser de I am getting rid of these old pictures.1 10 movement xDãìWîã]åíz beweging mouvement With an awkward movement, Nick turned his head.1 10 common xDâflHaVTã]åz gewoon courant Rabbits are the most common wild animal in this area.1 10 secret xDëáWâê]íz geheim secret We held a secret meeting after school.1 10 mind xã~fåÇz geest l'esprit Do you mind if I call my mum?1 10 enthusiast xfåDqàìWòáôëíz enthousiaste beoefenaar un fan My brother is a motorbike enthusiast.1 10 screen xëâêáWåz scherm écran A television with a 26" screen.1 10 thumb xq¾ãz duim pouce He broke his thumb playing rugby.1 10 brand-new xDÄêôåÇ=åàìWz gloednieuw tout neuf A brand-new house.1 10 revolution x?êÉî]DäìWp]åz revolutie révolution The French Revolution.1 10 grid xÖêfÇz veld (verdeeld in hokjes) grille The teacher told us to draw a grid on a piece of paper.1 10 square xëâïÉ]z hokje carré I met him in the square.1 10 physical xDÑfòfâ]äz lichamelijk physique Do you do much physical exercise?1 11 occasionally x]DâÉfw]å]äáz soms occasionnellement We occasionally meet for a drink.1 12 training camp xDíêÉfåfÏ=âôãéz trainingskamp camp d'entraînement It's a military training camp.1 12 upstairs x?¾éDëíÉ]òz boven à l'étage Julie is upstairs in her room.1 13 nickname xDåfâåÉfãz roepnaam surnom My nickname at school was 'Spike'.1 13 height xÜ~fíz lengte taille We measured the height of the building.1 13 relationship xêfDäÉfp]åpféz relatie relation Her relationship with her father has always been difficult.1 13 up-to-date x¾é=í]=DÇÉfíz modern au courant des nouveautés Websites hold all the up-to-date information.2 16 programme xDéê]rÖêôãz programma programme, émissions Did you see that TV programme about earthquakes?2 16 channel xDípôåäz kanaal chaîne Which channel is the film on?

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2 16 cookery programme xDârâ]êá=Déê]rÖêôãz kookshow émission culinaire I got the recipe from a cookery programme.2 16 soap opera xDë]ré=?flé]ê]z soap feuilleton It's my favourite soap opera.2 16 advert x]ÇDî‰Wíz reclame publicité Have you seen that advert for Nike sportswear?2 16 clock xâäflâz klok montre You could hear the clock ticking.2 17 computer-generated movie xâ]ãDéàìWí]=?ÇwÉå]DêÉfífÇ=DãìWîáWòz computergegenereerde film film numérique He has directed a series of computer-generated movies.2 17 come out xDâ¾ã=~ríz uitkomen sortir Come out of there!2 17 space xëéÉfëz ruimte l'espace There isn't enough space in the suitcase.2 17 traffic lights xíêôÑfâ=ä~fíëz verkeerslichten feux de signalisation He stopped when the traffic lights turned red.2 18 nineteenth century xDå~fåíáWåq=DëÉåíp]êáz negentiende eeuw XIXème siècle He was a nineteenth century poet.2 18 season xDëáWò]åz seizoen saison Spring is my favourite season.2 18 decade xDÇÉâÉfÇz decennium décennie The building is now four decades old.2 18 stay up late xëíÉf=¾é=äÉfíz laat opblijven se coucher tard I'm tired because we stayed up late last night.2 19 angry xDôkÖêáz boos fâché, en colère I am very angry with you.2 19 disappointed x?Çfë]Délfåí]Çz teleurgesteld déçu Julie was disappointed that her friends couldn't come.2 19 embarrassed xfãDÄôê]ëíz gegeneerd embarrassé I felt embarrassed about my dirty shoes.2 19 excited xfâDë~fí]Çz opgewonden enthousiaste, surexcité Emma was so excited about the concert that she couldn't sleep.2 19 impatient xfãDéÉfp]åíz ongeduldig impatient The officer was rude and impatient when I didn't understand.2 19 in a good mood xfå=]=ÖrÇ=ãìWÇz vrolijk de bonne humeur You're in a good mood today.2 19 nervous xDå‰Wî]ëz zenuwachtig nerveux Julie looked nervous before the test.2 19 scared xëâÉ]Çz bang effrayé My brother is scared of dogs.2 19 surprised xë]Déê~fòÇz verbaasd surpris I'm surprised you haven't been there before.2 19 worried xDï¾êáÇz bezorgd préoccupé Her mother is worried that she might not get better.2 19 exam xfÖDòôãz examen examen I'm taking my history exam tomorrow.2 19 purse xé‰Wëz portemonnee porte-monnaie I had very little money in my purse.2 19 wallet xDïHaOSTä]íz portefeuille portefeuille He left his wallet in the car.2 19 cancelled xâôåë]äÇz uitgevallen annulé The meeting was cancelled at the last minute.2 20 feel xÑáWäz (aan)voelen, vinden, zin hebben in (se) sentir I felt cold and lonely.2 20 sad xëôÇz verdrietig triste The movie had a very sad ending.2 20 ill xfäz ziek malade Mrs. Jackson has been very ill for a long time.2 20 wet xïÉíz nat mouillé Her hair was wet.2 20 feel like xÑáWä=ä~fâz zin hebben in avoir envie de I feel like a change of scene.2 20 opinion x]Défåà]åz mening opinion What's your opinion of the new head teacher?2 20 feel about xÑáWä=ä]DÄ~ríz vinden van, denken over penser de How do you feel about his reaction?2 20 rest xêÉëíz uitrusten repos I'll keep the rest of the cake until tomorrow.2 20 upset xD¾éëÉíz boos vexé She's a bit upset because her cat has died.2 20 gloves xÖä¾îòz handschoenen gants She wore matching gloves and hat.2 20 crowded xDâê~rÇ]Çz druk où il y a beaucoup de monde A crowded beach.2 20 embarrassing xfãDÄôê]ëfÏz gênant embarrassant It was very embarrassing as he heard what I said.2 20 a get together x]=ÖÉí=í]DÖÉa]z bijeenkomst réunion informelle It wasn't a party, more like a get together.2 20 smile xëã~fäz glimlach sourire Come on - smile for the camera!2 21 strange xëíêÉfåÇwz vreemd étrange I could hear strange noises.2 22 coach xâ]rípz bus car Jack's my tennis coach.2 22 mind (v) xã~fåÇz erg vinden voir un inconvénient Do you mind if I call my mum?2 22 youth hostel xDàìWq=DÜflëíäz jeugdherberg, jongerenhotel auberge de jeunesse We stayed in a youth hostel in Scotland.

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2 22 while xï~fäz terwijl, zo lang als tandis que, pendant que He started a business while he was still at school.2 22 site xë~fíz bezienswaardigheid site Children must stay off the building site.2 22 jewellery xDÇwìW]äêáz sieraden bijoux She wears a lot of gold jewellery.2 22 pocket xDéflâ]íz zak poche He took some money out of the pocket of his jeans.2 22 several xDëÉî]ê]äz verscheidene, een paar plusieurs The journey took several days.2 22 colourful xDâ¾ä]Ñ]äz kleurrijk très coloré I prefer colourful clothes.2 22 electronic x?ÉäfâDíêflåfâz elektronisch électronique E-mail stands for electronic mail.2 22 flatmate xDÑäôíãÉfíz huisgenoot colocataire That's Sandra, my flatmate.2 23 whenever xïÉåDÉî]z telkens wanneer chaque fois que This picture will remind me of you whenever I look at it.2 23 couple xDâ¾é]äz paar deux Sally and Dave are a very attractive couple, aren't they?2 23 invite xDfåî~fíz uitnodigen inviter Are you going to invite your ex-boyfriend to your party?3 24 dream (v) xÇêÉãíz dromen rêver I had a dream about my dog last night.3 24 fall asleep xÑlWä=]DëäáWéz in slaap vallen s'endormir Apparently he feel asleep at the wheel.3 24 tired xí~f]Çz moe fatigué By the end of the day, I felt so tired that I had to lie down.3 24 get dressed xÖÉí|ÇêÉëíz aankleden s'habiller I got dressed in a hurry.3 24 have a bath xÜôî=]=DÄ^Wqz in bad gaan prendre un bain I usually have a bath to relax.3 24 have a shower xÜôî=]=Dp~r]z douchen prendre une douche Dad's having a shower.3 24 set the alarm xëÉí=a]=]Dä^Wãz de wekker zetten régler le réveil Set the alarm for 7.00.3 24 switch off xDëïfíp=DflÑz uitzetten arrêter Can you switch off the light?3 24 turn off xí‰Wå|DflÑz uitdoen éteindre Turn off the tap, you're wasting water.3 24 wake up xïÉfâ=D¾éz wakker worden se réveiller She woke up to the smell of coffee.3 24 go off xÖ]r=flÑz afgaan se mettre en marche The alarm went off in the middle of the night.3 25 rise (v) xê~fòz opstaan se lever The amount of crime in our cities is rising all the time.3 25 alarm clock x]Dä^Wã=Dâäflâz= wekker le réveil-matin What a loud alarm clock!3 25 quiet xDâï~f]íz rustig calme She spoke in a quiet voice.3 25 light xä~fíz klein léger There isn't much light in this room because the window is small.3 25 snack xëåôâz tussendoortje, iets te eten en-cas Let's stop for a snack.3 25 avoid x]DîlfÇz vermijden éviter She avoided trouble by keeping quiet.3 25 contain xâ]åDíÉfåz bevatten contenir The suitcase contained a lot of old clothes.3 25 chemical xâäáz chemische stof chimique Some of these chemicals are very dangerous.3 25 fast xÑ^Wëíz vóór (van een klok) en avance He has always loved fast cars.3 25 be able to xÄf=DÉfÄä=í]z in staat zijn om pouvoir, être capable de She's able to speak four languages.3 25 sound xë~råÇz geluid son We could hear the sound of traffic outside.3 25 wave xïÉfîz golf vague We waved goodbye to Dad.3 25 pretend xéêfDíÉåÇz doen alsof faire semblant Helen pretended to be ill so that she could stay at home.3 25 imagine xfDãôÇw]åz je voorstellen dat imaginer Close your eyes, and imagine travelling through space.3 25 static xâäáz ruis parasites Prices have remained static.3 25 look for xDärâ=Ñ]z uitkijken naar chercher I'm looking for the car keys.3 25 advice x]ÇDî~fëz advies conseils I need some advice about boys.3 25 trouble xDíê¾Ä]äz problemen ennuis We had a lot of trouble parking the car.3 26 should xp]Çz (eigenlijk) moeten devrais / devrait /devraient People shouldn't use their cars so often.3 26 bin xÄfåz prullenbak poubelle She threw the letter in the bin.3 26 rubbish xDê¾Äfpz troep, afval détritus Could you put this rubbish outside in the bin?3 26 ashtray xDôpíêÉfz asbak cendrier The ashtray was full.

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3 26 cigarette end xDëfÖ]DêÉí=ÉåÇz peuk mégot Cigarette ends were lying on the floor.3 26 file xÑ~fäz map, ordner dossier, classeur Please fetch the file labelled 'A-E'.3 26 note xå]ríz aantekening note Mum wrote a note to my teacher saying that I was sick.3 26 dressing gown xÇêÉëfÏ=Ö~råz badjas robe de chambre She answered the door in her dressing gown.3 26 tidy up xDí~fÇá=D¾éz opruimen ranger Tidy up this place before she gets back.3 26 annoyed x]DålfÇz boos énervé She gets annoyed with me for being untidy.3 26 advertising industry xôÇî]í~fòfÏ=DfåÇ]ëíêáz reclamebranche l'industrie de la publicité The advertising industry is suffering from hard times.3 26 choose xípìWòz kiezen choisir Lucy chose a red dress with a white collar.3 26 amateur xD~ã]í]z amateur amateur He's not a professional athlete, but he's a very good amateur.3 27 enthusiastic xfå?qàìWòáDôëífâz enthousiast enthousiaste Her parents were enthusiastic about the idea.3 27 necessary xDåÉë]ë]êáz noodzakelijk nécessaire "Do I need to bring a coat?" "No, that won't be necessary."3 28 architect xD^Wâ]íÉâíz architect architecte Her dad is an architect.3 28 barman xDÄ^Wã]åz barkeeper barman He got a summer job as a barman.3 28 civil servant xëfî]ä=Dë‰Wîbåíz ambtenaar fonctionnaire My mum's a civil servant, she works for the government.3 28 farmer xDÑ^Wã]z boer agriculteur He's a farmer.3 28 journalist xDÇw‰Wå]ä]ëíz journalist journaliste There's a journalist on the phone - he wants to interview you.3 28 lawyer xDälWà]z advocaat juriste, avocat My lawyer's already acquainted with the facts.3 28 nurse xå‰Wëz verpleegkundige infirmière She is a nurse in the psychiatric ward.3 28 psychologist xë~fDâflä]Çw]ëíz psycholoog psychologue A clinical psychologist.3 28 shop assistant xpflé=]Dëfëí]åíz winkelbediende vendeur /vendeuse She works as a shop assistant in town.3 28 taxi driver xDíôâëá=DÇê~fî]z taxichauffeur taximan John's a taxi driver.3 28 writer xDê~fí]z schrijver écrivain He's started a new career as a writer.3 28 dangerous xDÇÉfåÇw]ê]ëz gevaarlijk dangereux Police say the escaped prisoner is a very dangerous man.3 28 patient xDéÉfp]åíz geduldig patient My father is a kind and patient man.3 29 librarian xä~fDÄêÉ]êá]åz bibliothecaresse bibliothécaire The librarian asked us to keep quiet.3 29 accountant x]Dâ~råí]åíz accountant comptable RCA is advertising for an accountant.3 29 perhaps xé]DÜôéëz misschien peur-être Perhaps you'll win next time.3 29 interests xDfåíêfëíëz interesses ce qui vous intéresse A broad range of interests.3 29 reason xDêáWò]åz reden raison One reason the team played so badly was that Tom was injured.3 30 vet xîÉíz dierenarts vétérinaire We had to take our cat to the vet.3 30 change seats xípÉfåÇw=ëáWíëz van plaats ruilen changer de siège Can we change seats? I want to sit next to the window.3 30 fare xÑÉ]z geld (voor een buskaartje) ticket A company that offers cheap air fares.3 30 behind xÄfDÜ~fåÇz achter derrière The car behind us was driving too close.3 30 volume xDîfläàìWãz geluid volume Turn up the volume - I really like this song.3 30 low xä]rz zacht bas The house was surrounded by a low wall.3 30 remote control xêfDã]rí=â]åDíê]räz afstandsbediening télécommande The remote control needs new batteries.3 30 monument xDãflåà]ã]åíz monument monument The cross is a monument to the men who died in battle.3 30 timetable xDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äz dienstregeling horaire The train timetable.3 30 stranger xDëíêÉfåÇw]z onbekende étranger (qqn qu'on ne connaît pas) A stranger approached him and asked for a cigarette.3 30 in front of xfå=DÑê¾åí|]îz voor devant Where is it? In front of your eyes!3 31 correct (v) xâ]DêÉâíz verbeteren corriger Please correct the mistakes in your homework.3 31 return (v) xêfDí‰Wåz teruggeven rendre At eleven o'clock I was still waiting for Simone to return.3 31 each other xáWíp=¾a]z elkaar l'un l'autre We all hugged and kissed each other.3 31 be prepared xéêfDéÉ]Çz bereid zijn être prêt à "Well men", said the Captain "Be prepared for a night attack".

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3 31 ask for directions x^Wëâ=ÑlW=Ç~fDêÉâíp]åòz de weg vragen demander le chemin We were lost so asked for directions.4 32 occasion x]DâÉfw]åz gelegenheid occasion I have been there on many occasions.4 32 celebrate xDëÉä]ÄêÉfíz vieren célébrer, fêter The team celebrated by opening some bottles of champagne.4 32 Chinese New Year x?íp~fDåáWò=åàìW=àf]z Chinees Nieuwjaar le Nouvel An chinois This is how they celebrate Chinese New Year.4 32 St Valentine's Day xîôä]åí~fåò=ÇÉfz Valentijnsdag Saint-valentin He cooked a lovely, romantic meal on St Valentines' Day.4 32 Mother's Day xDã¾a]ò=ÇÉfz Moederdag Fête des Mères I took my mum out for lunch on Mother's Day.4 32 Easter xDáWëí]z Pasen Pâques I went to stay with my grandma at Easter.4 32 May Day xDãÉf=ÇÉfz Dag van de Arbeid la Fête du Travail May Day is a national holiday.4 32 Father's Day xDÑ^Wa]=ÇÉfz Vaderdag le Fête des Pères I gave him a present for Father's day.4 32 American Independence Day x]DãÉêfâ]å=fåÇfDéÉåÇ]åë=ÇÉfz Amerikaanse Onafhankelijkheidsdag fête nationale américaine American Independence Day is on the 4th. July.4 32 Halloween x?Üôä]rDáWåz Halloween Halloween The children dressed up as ghosts and witches for Halloween.4 32 Christmas Day xDâêfëã]ë=ÇÉfz Kerstmis Noël I always spend Christmas Day with my family.4 32 New Year's Eve x?åàìW=àf]ò=áîz Oudjaar Saint-sylvestre A New Year's Eve party.4 33 tradition xíê]DÇfp]åz traditie tradition It's a tradition to celebrate the new year.4 33 evil spirits xDáWî]ä=Dëéfêfíëz boze geesten mauvais esprits She felt the old house was full of evil spirits.4 33 thoughts xqlWíëz gedachten pensées I want to collect my thoughts before the meeting begins.4 33 as time goes by x]ò=í~fã=Ö]rò=Ä~fz in de loop der tijd au fil du temps Your sadness will get better as time goes by.4 33 adult xDôÇ¾äíz volwassene adulte When you are an adult you have a lot of responsibilities.4 33 celebration x?ëÉä]DÄêÉfp]åz feestje fête The wedding celebrations went on all through the night.4 33 blow out xÄä]r=~ríz uitblazen souffler He blew out the candles.4 33 specific xëé]DëfÑfâz horend bij spécifique The books are designed for this specific age group.4 33 certain xDë‰Wíåz bepaalde certain One day we will be married - I feel certain about that.4 33 variety xî]Dê~f]íáz allerlei une série We tried three different varieties of cheese.4 33 pick up x?éfâD¾éz oppakken ramasser Can you pick me up from the cinema?4 33 particularly xé]Dífâà]ä]äáz bijzonder particulièrement Crime is increasing, particularly in the cities.4 33 priest xéêáWëíz priester prêtre The priest knelt before the altar.4 33 sweets xëïáWíëz snoep bonbons, sucreries It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.4 33 reach xêáWípz bereiken atteindre We reached the village just after lunchtime.4 33 religious ceremony xêfDäfÇw]ë=DëÉê]ã]åáz godsdienstige plechtigheid cérémonie religieuse It's a type of Tibetan religious ceremony.4 33 waltz xïlWäëz wals valse The last waltz of the evening.4 33 vote (v) xî]ríz stemmen voter There were 603 votes for Mr Jameson, and only 16 against.4 33 join xÇwlfåz dienst nemen in entrer dans Helen has joined a running club to try and get fit.4 33 armed forces x^WãÇ=ÑlWëfòz de krijgsmacht forces armées He had a distinguished record in the armed forces.4 33 member of parliament xDãÉãÄ]=flî=Dé~Wä]ã]åíz lid van het parlement représentant (à la Chambre) She's the youngest member of parliament.4 33 key xâáWz sleutel clé This is the key for the front door.4 33 City Hall xDëfíá=DÜlWäz stadhuis maison communale Batman, meet me at City Hall!4 33 bunch of flowers xÄ¾åíp=flî=DÑä~r]òz bos bloemen bouquet de fleurs He gave her a bunch of flowers to apologise.4 33 Army xD^Wãáz landmacht l'armée You're in the army now4 33 Navy xDåÉfîáz marine la marine He rose to quite a high rank in the Navy.4 33 Air Force xDÉ]=ÑlWëz luchtmacht l'armée de l'air She always wanted to be a pilot so joined the Air force.4 33 government building xDÖ¾îåã]åí=ÄfäÇfÏz overheidsgebouw bâtiment public The terrorists attacked a government building.4 34 day off xÇÉf=flÑz vrije dag jour de congé On my days off, you'll usually find me out in the back garden.4 34 countryside xDâ¾åíêáë~fÇz platteland campagne A walk in the countryside.4 34 PA (personal assistant) xé^Wz secretaresse secrétaire particulière She just started working as a PA.

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4 34 useful xDàìWëÑ]äz nuttig utile A useful tool.4 35 instead of xfåDëíÉÇ=flîz in plaats van au lieu de, plutôt que Take that one instead of this.4 35 give up xÖfî|D¾éz stoppen met renoncer, abandonner I gave up smoking 2 years ago.4 36 envelope xDÉåî]ä]réz envelop enveloppe Envelopes and stamps.4 36 biscuit xDÄfëâ]íz koekje biscuit Who wants a chocolate biscuit?4 36 coal xâ]räz steenkool charbon Put some more coal on the fire.4 36 mushroom xDã¾pêìWãz champignon champignon Pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms.4 36 oyster xDlfëí]z oester huître We had champagne and oysters for breakfast.4 37 abroad x]DÄêlWÇz naar/in het buitenland à l'étranger Have you travelled abroad much?4 37 argument xD^WÖà]ã]åíz ruzie dispute I had a big argument with my girlfriend.4 38 anniversary x?ôå]Dî‰Wë]êáz gedenkdag anniversaire (d'un événement) Today is my parents' 25th wedding anniversary.4 38 national holiday xåôp]å]ä=DÜfläfÇÉfz nationale feestdag jour férié national Today is a national holiday.4 39 Happy New Year! xDÜôéá=?åàìW=àf]z Gelukkig nieuwjaar! Bonne année! Happy New Year. They all cried.4 39 Happy anniversary! xDÜôéá=ôåfDî‰Wë]êáz Gefeliciteerd met jullie trouwdag! Joyeux anniversaire ! She wished me a happy anniversary.4 39 lovely xDä¾îäáz prachtig magnifique She has a lovely face.4 39 Congratulations! xâ]å?Öêôíp]DäÉfp]åòz Gefeliciteerd! Félicitations! Congratulations on your promotion.4 39 Good health! xÖrÇ=ÜÉäqz Op je gezondheid! Bonne santé! He raised his glass and said "Good health!"4 39 Many happy returns! xDãÉåá=Üôéá=êfDí‰Wåòz Nog vele jaren! Meilleurs vœux! She wished me many happy returns on my birthday.4 39 Cheers! xípf]òz Proost! Santé! "Cheers!" He said, lifting his glass.4 39 operation x?flé]DêÉfp]åz operatie opération Doug's got to have an operation on his back.4 40 invitation x?fåî]DíÉfp]åz uitnodiging invitation We got an invitation to their New Year's party.4 40 busy xDÄfòáz druk occupé A busy mother of three small children.4 40 marketing department xDã^WâfífÏ=ÇfDé^Wíã]åíz afdeling verkoop service du marketing There are only two of us in the marketing department.4 40 unfortunately x¾åDÑlWíp]å]íäáz helaas malheureusement Unfortunately, we had to go home early.4 40 actually xDôâípì]äáz eigenlijk en fait Do you actually believe that?4 40 proper xDéêflé]z echt officielle Have you filled in the proper form?4 40 in advance xfå=]ÇDî^Wåëz van te voren, vast par avance He told me about the meeting in advance.4 40 waterfront xDïlWí]Ñê¾åíz aan het water au bord de la mer Most of the hotels are down on the waterfront.4 40 greeting xDÖêáWífÏz aanhef salutation The two men exchanged greetings.4 40 arrangements x]DêÉfåÇwã]åíëz afspraak dispositions Lee's still making arrangements for the wedding.4 40 sign off xë~få=flÑz afsluiten signer He signed off without a word.4 40 decision xÇfDëfw]åz besluit décision Ben knew he'd made the right decision .4 41 first class xDÑ‰WëíDâä^Wëz eersteklas en première classe We prefer to travel in first class.4 41 noise xålfòz lawaai bruit The children were making too much noise .4 41 smell (v) xëãÉäíz ruiken sentir That soup smells delicious!4 41 fed up xÄá=ÑÉÇ|D¾é=ïfaz het zat (zijn), balen qui en a marre I'm fed up with my job!5 42 the bigger the better xa]=DÄfÖ]=a]=DÄÉí]z hoe groter hoe mooier au plus grand, au mieux "The bigger the better", she said with a smile.5 42 pale xéÉfäz bleek pâle A pale blue shirt5 42 importance xfãDélWí]åëz belang importance Good teams understand the importance of working together.5 42 neck xåÉâz hals cou She wore a gold chain around her neck.5 42 emotion xfDã]rp]åz gevoel, emotie émotion Smythe showed no emotion during the trial.5 42 handsome xDÜôåë]ãz knap beau He was tall, dark and handsome.5 42 beauty xDÄàìWíáz schoonheid beauté He was amazed by her beauty.5 42 slim xëäfãz slank mince A slim pretty girl.

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5 42 tanned xíôåÇz gebruind bronzé He had a tough tanned face and clear eyes.5 42 athletic xôqDäÉífâz atletisch athlétique, sportif A tall man with an athletic build.5 42 describe xÇfDëâê~fÄz beschrijven décrire The police have described him as middle-aged with brown hair.5 42 suntan xDë¾åíôåz bruin kleurtje (door de zon) hâle, bronzage She came back from Barbados with a wonderful suntan.5 42 fashionable xDÑôp]å]Ä]äz modebewust à la mode Short hair is fashionable for men now.5 42 lead xäÉÇz lood plomb She led me into the kitchen.5 42 poisonous xDélfò]å]ëz giftig toxique Poisonous chemicals.5 43 wig xïfÖz pruik perruque He lost his hair, so he wears a wig.5 43 enormous xfDålWã]ëz enorm groot énorme An enormous amount of money.5 43 diet xDÇ~f]íz dieet régime A healthy diet.5 43 different xDÇfÑ]ê]åíz anders différent I had lived in four different houses before I was ten.5 43 tribe xíê~fÄz stam tribu The Masai are one of the largest tribes in Kenya.5 43 traditionally xíê]DÇfp]å]äáz traditiegetrouw traditionnellement, par tradition Traditionally, the bride arrives a bit late.5 43 receive xêfDëáWîz krijgen recevoir You should receive the package by Saturday.5 43 add x?ôÇz toevoegen ajouter Add more garlic to the sauce.5 43 mention xDãÉåp]åz noemen mentionner, citer She mentioned that she'd just got back from the US.5 43 brave xÄêÉfîz dapper brave, courageux He wasn't brave enough to dive into the deep water.5 43 manly xDãôåäáz mannelijk viril A deep manly voice.5 43 manliness xDDãôåäfå]ëz mannelijkheid virilité He took that as an insult to his manliness.5 43 perfume xDé‰WÑàìWãz parfum parfum She never wears perfume.5 43 cry xâê~fz huilen pleurer Maria read the letter and started to cry.5 43 frequently xDÑêáWâï]åíäáz vaak fréquemment He's frequently late for school.5 43 in public xfå=Dé¾Ääfâz in het openbaar en public Don't eat in public, it's rude.5 43 compete xâ]ãDéáWíz wedijveren, strijden concurrencer Ten runners will be competing in the race.5 43 title xDí~fíäz titel titre The title of his last book was 'Easy Computing'.5 43 powerful xDé~r]Ñ]äz machtig puissant The king was the most powerful person in the country.

5 43 statement xDëíÉfíã]åíz uitspraak affirmationThe band made a statement to the press about their reasons for cancelling the concert.

5 43 skin xëâfåz huid peau That jumper makes my skin itch.5 43 light-coloured xDä~fíDâ¾ä]Çz lichtgetint clair He wore a light-coloured shirt.5 43 pleasant xDéäÉò]åíz aangenaam, prettig agréable The village is a pleasant place to live.5 43 average xDôî]êfÇwz gemiddeld moyen The girls spend an average of £10 a week on clothes.5 43 physically xDÑfòfâäáz lichamelijk physiquement She is young and physically fit.5 43 quality xDâïflä]íáz eigenschap qualité The quality of the food in that restaurant is very high.5 43 courage xDâ¾êfÇwz moed courage It takes courage to admit that you are wrong.5 43 appearance x]Déf]ê]åëz uiterlijk apparence He worries about his appearance.5 44 casual xDâôwì]äz informeel, makkelijk relax, informel He bent to kiss her in a casual sort of way.5 44 elegant xDÉä]Ö]åíz elegant élégant Simple but elegant clothes.5 44 heavy xDÜÉîáz zwaar lourd The women struggled along carrying their heavy bags.5 44 mature xã]Dípr]z volwassen mûr She's very mature for her age.5 44 natural xDåôíp]ê]äz natuurlijk naturel Anger is a natural reaction when someone criticizes you.5 44 pretty xDéêfíáz mooi joli Their house is pretty big.5 44 serious xDëf]êá]ëz ernstig sérieux There's been a serious road accident.5 44 sophisticated xë]DÑfëí]âÉfí]Çz geraffineerd sophistiqué A sophisticated city girl.

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5 45 honest xDflå]ëíz eerlijk honnête My father was a very honest man.5 45 tracksuit xDíêôâëìWíz joggingpak costume de jogging He always wears that tracksuit.5 45 outfit xD~ríÑfíz outfit tenue I'll have to buy myself a new outfit for their wedding.5 45 definitely xDÇÉÑfå]íäáz zeker weten assurément, absolument I'll definitely phone you tonight.5 46 beard xÄf]Çz baard barbe He has shaved his beard off.5 46 clean-shaven xDâäáWå=pÉfî]åz gladgeschoren rasé de près He was fresh and clean-shaven.5 46 features xDÑáWíp]òz gelaatstrekken caractéristiques She has striking features.5 46 personality x?é‰Wë]Dåôä]íáz persoonlijkheid personnalité He's not good-looking but he has a great personality.5 47 glasses x?Öä^Wë]òz bril lunettes You might need to wear glasses.5 47 good-looking xÖrÇ=DärâfÏz goed uitziend beau, séduisant A very good-looking man.5 47 have a look xÜôî=]=Därâz bekijken jeter un coup d'œil Can I have a look at that?5 47 look after xärâ=^WÑí]z zorgen voor s'occuper de Look after yourself.5 47 look at xärâ=ôíz kijken op, naar regarder Look at this picture!5 47 look like xDärâ=ä~fâz lijken op ressembler à You look like your sister.5 47 look out xDärâ=D~ríz uitkijken faire attention Look out! There's a car coming.5 47 look round xDärâ=Dê~råÇz rondkijken visiter I've looked round everywhere for a new camera.

5 47 look up xDärâ=¾éz opzoekenchercher (dans un dictionnaire, le bottin…) Look the word up in a dictionary.

5 47 look forward x?ärâ=DÑlWï]Ç=í]z zich verheugen op qui se réjouit (d'un événement à venir) She's looking forward to her holiday5 47 strange-looking xëíêÉfåÇw=DärâfÏz vreemd uitziend qui a l'air étrange What a strange-looking animal, is it real?5 47 truth xíêìWqz waarheid vérité Will we ever find out the truth ?5 47 brilliant xDÄêfäà]åíz schitterend brillant, génial That's a brilliant idea!5 47 manner xDãôå]z manier manière His manner was cold and unfriendly.5 47 chance xíp^Wåëz gelegenheid occasion Have you had a chance to read the paper yet?5 48 suspect xDë¾ëéÉâíz verdachte soupçonner I suspect that one of the boys took the money.5 48 moustache xã]Dëí^Wpz snor moustache He's shaved off his moustache.5 48 arrest x]DêÉëíz arrestatie arrêter They arrested her for stealing.5 48 fingerprints xDÑfÏÖ]éêfåíëz vingerafdrukken empreintes digitales The police took his fingerprints.5 48 robbery xDêflÄ]êáz beroving vol Barker spent two years in jail for robbery.5 48 thief xqáWÑz dief voleur A car thief.5 48 witness xDïfíå]ëz getuige témoin There were no witnesses to the murder.5 49 flame xÑäÉfãz vlam flamme; petit(e) ami(e) Flames poured out of the building.5 49 come by xDâ¾ã=Ä~fz langskomen passer, rendre visite How did you come by that?5 49 burn xÄ‰Wåz branden brûler She burned the letter.5 49 swear (v) xëïÉ]z bezweren jurer He was sent home for swearing at the teacher.5 49 eternally xfDí‰Wå]äáz eeuwig éternellement I'll be eternally grateful to you for this.5 49 romance xê]rDãôåëz liefdesrelatie histoire d'amour I don't think their relationship will last - it was a summer romance.6 52 time off xí~fã=flÑz vrij congé I'd like some time off this week.6 52 enough xfDå¾Ñz genoeg assez Have we got enough time for another coffee?6 52 generally xDÇwÉå]ê]äáz over het algemeen généralement The food at the Italian restaurant is generally quite good.6 52 type xí~féz soort sorte I think you should try a different type of exercise.

6 52 live wire x?ä~fî=Dï~f]z energiek type"câble électrique vivant" (personne pleine d'énergie) You'd be electrocuted if you touched the live wire.

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6 52 couch potato xâ~ríp=é]DíÉfí]rz bankhanger "patate de divan" (personne paresseuse)Stop being such a couch potato - get up and do something!6 52 rather xDê^Wa]z liever plutôt I think you're being rather unfair.6 52 outdoor x?~ríDÇlWz buiten d'extérieur, de plein air Outdoor sports.6 52 lift xäfÑíz lift ascenseur We took the lift to the 4th floor6 52 flight of stairs xÑä~fí=flî=ëíÉ]òz trap volée d'escaliers He took two flights of stairs before he arrived at the door.6 52 climb xâä~fãz beklimmen grimper She slowly climbed the stairs.6 52 comfortable xDâ¾ãÑí]Ä]äz gemakkelijk confortable Are you comfortable sitting on the floor?6 53 intend xfåDíÉåÇz van plan zijn avoir l'intention de I didn't intend to upset her.6 53 save up xëÉfî=¾éz sparen épargner I'm saving up for my holidays in Ibiza.6 54 culture xDâ¾äíp]z cultuur la culture You have to spend time in a country+G434 to understand its culture.6 54 accommodation x]?âflã]DÇÉfp]åz accommodatie logement I need to find some cheap accommodation.6 54 scenery xDëáWå]êáz omgeving, landschap paysage The spectacular scenery of the Alps.6 54 nightlife xDå~fíä~fÑz nachtleven vie nocturne The big attraction in Berlin is the nightlife.6 54 luxurious xä¾ÖDòàr]êá]ëz luxueus luxueux He has a luxurious apartment in the south of France.6 54 queue (v) xâàìWz in de rij staan faire la file I joined the back of the queue.6 54 ages xDÉfÇwfòz een hele tijd une éternité We waited for ages.6 54 delayed xÇfDäÉfÇz vertraagd retardé The flight was delayed by two hours.6 54 self-catering xDëÉäÑ=xDâÉfí]êfÏz zonder maaltijden en location It's a self-catering holiday.6 54 plenty xDéäÉåíáz een heleboel un grand nombre de We've got plenty of time left.6 54 excursions xfâDëâ‰WpÉåz excursies excursions There are plenty of day excursions6 54 opportunity xflé]DíàìWåfíáz gelegenheid occasion I'd love to have the opportunity to study abroad.6 54 cruise xâêìWòz cruise croisière They spent the summer cruising the Mediterranean Sea.6 54 discount xÇfëDâ~råíz korting réduction There are discounts of 50% on all hats.6 55 awful xDlWÑ]äz verschrikkelijk affreux What awful food!6 55 Caribbean x?âôê]DÄáW]åz Caraïbisch gebied les Caraïbes You could be jetting off for a week in the Caribbean.6 55 dream xÇêÉãíz droom de rêve I had a dream about my dog last night.6 55 nightmare xDå~fíãÉ]z nachtmerrie cauchemar I had a nightmare about nuclear war.6 55 until x¾åDífäz tot (not until - pas om) jusqu'à / avant I'll wait until she comes.6 55 lettuce bowl xDäÉí]ë=DÄ]räz slaschaal plat de laitue Put it in the lettuce bowl.6 56 document xDÇflâà]ãÉåíz document document A case full of important legal documents.6 56 appointment x]Délfåíã]åíz afspraak rendez-vous I made an appointment with the doctor.6 56 immediately xfDãáWÇá]íäáz meteen immédiatement A restaurant worker immediately came over to clean up the mess.6 56 tip xíféz fooi pourboire He touched the flower with the tip of his finger.6 57 chit-chat xípfí=ípôíz praatje bavardage It was not really a conversation, just chit-chat.6 57 health xÜÉäqz gezondheid santé Exercise is good for your health .6 57 religion xêfDäfÇw]åz godsdienst religion The Islamic religion.6 57 neighbour xDåÉfÄ]z buur (-man, -vrouw) voisin All our friends and neighbours are coming to the party.6 57 work colleague xï‰Wâ=DâfläáWÖz collega collègue de travail No, he's not a friend, just a work colleague.6 58 last-minute xDä^Wëí=Dãfåfíz lastminute de dernière minute His last-minute goal saved the match.6 58 mountain village xDã~råífå=DîfäfÇwz bergdorp village de montagne He spent Christmas in a mountain village in the Alps.6 58 room service xDêìWã=Dë‰Wî]ëz roomservice service des chambres We called room service for some food.6 59 theme park xDqáWã=é^Wâz attractiepark parc à thème Euro Disney is a theme park.6 59 resort xêfDòlWíz vakantieoord station A popular tourist resort.

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6 59 tropical xDíêfléfâ]äz tropisch tropical Tropical rainforests.6 59 climate xDâä~fã]íz klimaat climat The climate in the Maldives is hot and sunny.6 60 around x]Dê~råÇz ongeveer aux alentours de There was a high fence around the school.6 60 stopover xDëíflé?]rî]z tussenstop escale A three-hour stopover in Atlanta.6 60 bridge xÄêfÇwz brug pont They are building a new bridge over the river.6 60 Opera House xDflé]ê]=Ü~rëz Opera House (operagebouw) l'Opéra The opera House is a famous Sydney landmark.6 60 sight xë~fíz bezienswaardigheid attraction I hate the sight of blood.6 60 increase xDfåâêáWëz vergroten augmenter The price of fuel has increased by 5%.6 60 sun-bathe xDë¾åÄÉfaz zonnebaden prendre un bain de soleil We usually sunbathe only in the morning.6 60 sun-rise xDë¾åê~fòz zonsopgang lever du soleil We stayed up all night to see the secular sunrise.6 60 sun-set xDë¾åëÉíz zonsondergang coucher du soleil He said his farewell and rode off into the sunset.6 61 map xãôéz kaart, plattegrond carte A street map of Mexico City.7 62 ambitions xôãDÄfp]åëz ambities ambitions She makes no bones about her ambitions.7 62 realistic xêf]Däfëífâz realistisch réaliste Be realistic! We can't possibly afford to buy that car!7 62 professional xéê]DÑÉp]å]äz beroeps- professionnel A professional photographer.7 62 appear x]Déf]z optreden passer She appeared to change her mind.7 62 novel xDåflî]äz roman roman He is writing a novel about a boy's life.7 62 recognise xDêÉâ]Öå~fòz herkennen reconnaître I didn't recognise her in the photo.7 62 bellman xÄÉäã]åz stadsomroeper portier The bellman carried our bags.7 62 gymnast xDÇwfãåôëíz turner gymnaste An Olympic gymnast.7 63 training xDíêÉfåfÏz opleiding volgen formation A training programme for new employees.7 63 temporary xDíÉãé]ê]êáz bij(baantje) temporaire She got a temporary job.7 63 regular xDêÉÖà]ä]z regelmatig régulier We have regular weekly meetings.7 63 irregular xfDêÉÖà]ä]z onregelmatig irrégulier They have their meals at irregular times.7 64 addict xDôÇfâíz verslaafd aan fan, accro A drug addict.7 64 heroine xDÜÉê]rfåz idool héroïne A heroine of the French Resistance.7 64 bedroom xDÄÉÇêrãz (slaap)kamer chambre à coucher A house with four bedrooms.7 64 ecologist xfDâflä]Çw]ëíz milieuactivist écologiste He works as an ecologist at the university.7 64 save (v) xëÉfîz redden sauver Mark ran into the burning building to save the child.7 64 planet xDéäôå]íz planeet planète Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system.7 64 geography xÇwáDflÖê]Ñáz aardrijkskunde géographie The geography of Asia.7 65 estate agent xfDëíÉfí=ÉfÇw]åíz makelaar agent immobilier It's a tough job as an estate agent to find the right house.7 65 copy xDâfléáz exemplaar exemplaire Could you make a copy of this report?7 65 in fact xfå=DÑôâíz in feite en fait In fact I have never seen him in my life.7 65 play xéäÉfz toneelstuk pièce de théâtre Do you know how to play tennis?7 65 commercial xâ]Dã‰Wp]äz reclamefilmpje spot publicitaire Not all good films are a commercial success.7 65 yet xàÉíz nog encore Have you seen 'Supersize me' yet?7 65 organisation xDlWÖ]å~fDòÉfp]åz organisatie organisation It's a terrible organisation to work for.7 65 volunteer x?îflä]åDíf]z vrijwilliger volontaire I volunteered to clean the house.7 65 at present xôí=DéêÉò]åíz momenteel actuellement At present, I am unemployed.7 65 run (v) xê¾åz runnen, drijven gérer I can run faster than Tom.7 65 foreign country xDÑflê]å=Dâ¾åíêáz ander land pays étranger He's gone to live in a foreign country.7 66 attend x]DíÉåÇz volgen fréquenter 300 students attended the lecture.7 66 starring role xëí^WêfÏ=ê]räz hoofdrol rôle principal Robert de Niro was in the starring role.

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7 66 act xôâíz acteren, spelen in jouer When someone has a heart attack, you need to act quickly.7 66 script xëâêféíz script scénario He began his career writing scripts for daytime TV shows.7 66 fatherhood xDÑ^Wa]ÜrÇz vaderschap paternité The idea of fatherhood frightens me.7 66 inspired xfåDëé~f]Çz geïnspireerd inspiré It was an inspired piece of football.7 66 absolutely xDôÄë]äìWíäáz absoluut absolument I'll be absolutely amazed if we win.7 66 supportive xë]DélWífîz steun biedend qui apporte son soutien My parents are usually very supportive.7 66 character xDâôê]âí]z personage personnage The new road will spoil the quiet character of the village.7 66 mime (v) xã~fãz met gebaren uitbeelden mimer Dana mimed pouring a glass of water.7 66 shut down xDp¾í=DÇ~råz opgeven se fermer sur, refuser They shut down due to poor demand.7 66 unbelievable x?¾åÄ]DäáWî]Ä]äz ongelooflijk incroyable Jack's had some unbelievable bad luck in the last few years.7 67 achievement x]DípáWîã]åíz prestatie accomplissement Learning to drive is a great achievement.7 67 proud xéê~rÇz trots fier He is proud of his son's achievement.7 67 discover xÇfëDâ¾î]z ontdekken découvrir Anna discovered a secret entrance to the old house.7 68 wait for xDïÉfí=ÑlWz wachten op attendre I waited for him for over two hours.7 68 chicken xDípfâ]åz kip poulet Roast chicken.7 68 chips xípféëz patat frites fish 'n chips.7 69 banker xDÄôkâ]z bankier banquier He's a successful banker.7 69 cut xâ¾íz knippen, snijden couper Lisa had her hair cut really short.7 69 bat xÄôíz vleermuis, slaghout batte A baseball bat.7 69 mad xãôÇz gek fou You'd be mad to give up a good job like that.7 69 mud xã¾Çz modder boue Joe got mud on his shoes.7 69 hat xÜôíz pet, hoed chapeau A big straw hat.7 69 hut xÜ¾íz hut hutte They live in huts in the forest.7 69 madly xDãôÇäáz waanzinnig follement The dogs ran madly around him.8 70 myth xãfqz fabel mythe It's a myth that Elvis Presley is still alive.8 70 bullfighting xDÄräDÑ~fífÏz stierenvechten tauromachie Some people feel bullfighting is a cruel sport.8 70 polite xé]Dä~fíz beleefd poli Kevin is a very polite young man.8 70 be crazy about s.th. xDâêÉfòáz gek zijn op iets être fou de qch He's crazy about cars.8 70 be keen on s.th. xâáWåz veel houden van être amateur de (tenir à) I'm not too keen on Indian food.8 70 camel xDâôã]äz kameel chameau We rode on a camel in the desert.8 71 classical music xDâäôëfâä=DãàìWòfâz klassieke muziek musique classique My dad often listens to classical music.8 71 rat xêôíz rat rat The place was full of rats.8 71 Mediterranean Sea x?ãÉÇ]í]DêÉfåá]åz Middellandse Zee la Méditerranée Who knows which rivers run into the Mediterranean Sea?8 71 Pacific Ocean xéôDëfÑfâ=D]rp]åz Grote Oceaan l'Océan Pacifique The Pacific Ocean covers nearly half the earth.8 71 continent xDâflåí]å]åíz werelddeel continent The situation is different on the Continent.8 71 top xífléz bovenaan haut I'm going to try and climb to the top of that tree!8 71 bottom xDÄflí]ãz onderaan bas Her mother was standing at the bottom of the stairs.8 71 guess xÖÉëz raden deviner The teacher soon guessed that the boys had been smoking.8 72 quantifier xDâïflåí]Ñ~f]z kwantor quantificateur It's know technically as "quantifier".8 72 countable xDâ~råí]Ä]äz telbaar dénombrable "Water" is not a countable noun.8 72 uncountable x¾åDâ~råí]Ä]äz niet-telbaar non dénombrable The word "air" is uncountable.8 72 Swiss xëïfëz Zwitsers suisse The Swiss are talented linguists.8 72 education x?ÉÇàrDâÉfp]åz onderwijs enseignement The education of small children is very important.8 72 transport service xíêôåDëélWí=Dë‰Wîfëz openbaar vervoer les transports More money should be spent on the local transport service.

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8 72 row xê~rz rij (in a row - achter elkaar) ligne, rangée (in a row = de suite) There were rows of videos to choose from.8 72 provide xéê]Dî~fÇz verschaffen fournir This book will provide all the information you need.8 73 pollution xé]DäìWp]åz vervuiling pollution Plants and fish are dying because of pollution.8 73 skyscraper xDëâ~f?ëâêÉfé]z wolkenkrabber gratte-ciel It's a huge skyscraper with over 70 floors.8 73 many xDãÉåáz veel beaucoup (pl.) Were there many people left at Jill's party.8 73 mainly xDãÉfåäáz voornamelijk principalement The students are mainly from Europe.8 74 geographical x?ÇwáW]DÖêôÑfâ]äz geografisch géographique A geographical area the size of Wales was hit by the hurricane.8 74 carry xDâôêáz meevoeren transporter Steve carried a tray of drinks into the room.8 74 ton xí¾åz ton tonne This weighs a ton!8 74 desert xÇfDò‰Wíz woestijn désert The Sahara desert.8 74 yellowish xDàÉä]rfpz gelig jaunâtre It's a sort of yellowish-browny colour.8 74 cloud xâä~rÇz wolk nuage There were no clouds in the sky.8 74 cause (v) xâlWòz veroorzaken causer, provoquer Smoking causes cancer.8 74 storm xëílWãz storm tempête It looks like there's going to be a storm.8 74 area xDÉ]êá]z gebied région Camden is my favourite area of London.8 74 island xD~fä]åÇz eiland île Britain is an island.8 74 permanently xDé‰Wã]å]åíäáz permanent en permanence Why don't you come and live with us permanently?8 74 covered xDâ¾î]Çz bedekt couvert A covered arena.8 74 snow xëå]rz sneeuw neige The fields were covered with snow .8 74 ice x~fëz ijs glace Would you like some ice in your drink?8 74 salty xDëlWäíáz zout salé The meat is too salty.8 74 flow out xÑä]r=~ríz wegvloeien s'écouler, s'évacuer The words flowed out of his pen.8 74 evaporate xfDîôé]êÉfíz (laten) verdampen évaporer Salt is produced by evaporating sea water.8 74 mineral xDãfå]ê]äz mineraal minéral The area is very rich in minerals.8 74 result xêfDò¾äíz gevolg résultat The whole situation was the result of a silly mistake.8 74 float xÑä]ríz (blijven) drijven flotter Does plastic float?8 74 coastline xDâ]rëíä~fåz kustlijn la côte You can see the rocky coastline from here.8 74 extreme xfâDëíêáWãz extreem extrême Many rivers froze in the extreme cold.8 74 record (v) xêfDâlWÇz noteren enregistrer Keep a record of all the money you spend.8 74 mountain range xDã~råí]å=êÉfåÇwz gebergte chaîne de montagne What's the longest mountain range in the world?8 74 stretch (v) xëíêÉípz zich uitstrekken s'étendre Don't pull my sweater - you'll stretch it.8 74 length xäÉkqz lengte longueur They measured the length of the garden.8 74 distance xDÇfëí]åëz afstand distance Kelly was only able to run a short distance .8 74 volcano xîfläDâÉfå]rz vulkaan volcan The island has several active volcanoes.8 75 canal xâ]Dåôäz kanaal canal Venice is famous for its canals.8 75 allow x]Dä~rz toestaan permettre My father won't allow me to sit in his chair.8 75 historic city xÜfDëíflêfâ=Dëfíáz oude stad ville historique Amsterdam is a very historic city.8 75 dry xÇê~fz droog sec Get a dry towel out of the cupboard.8 75 regularly xDêÉÖà]ä]äáz regelmatig régulièrement The Glasers regularly travel all over the world.8 75 century xDëÉåíp]êáz eeuw siècle The church was built in the 13th century.8 75 frozen xDÑê]rò]åz bevroren gelé In winter, the lake is always frozen.8 75 dividing line xÇfDî~fÇfÏ=ä~fåz scheidslijn frontière It marked the dividing line between East and West.8 75 surrounded xë]Dê~råÇfÇz omringd entouré Police surrounded the building.8 75 particular xé]Dífâà]ä]z bepaald particulier If a particular food makes you ill, avoid it.

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8 75 man-made xDãôå=ãÉfÇz kunstmatig construit par les hommes All these clothes are made of man-made fibres.8 75 stretch xëíêÉípz stroom, vlakte étendue Don't pull my sweater - you'll stretch it.8 76 New Zealand xåàìW=DòáWä]åÇz Nieuw-Zeeland Nouvelle-Zélande New Zealand is very scenic.8 76 Atlantic Ocean x]íDäôåífâ=D]rp]åz Atlantische Oceaan l'Océan Atlantique The boat takes five days to cross the Atlantic Ocean.8 76 fjord xDÑáWlWÇz fjord fjord It's called the "land of the fjords".8 76 The Lord of the Rings xa]=älWÇ=flî=a]=êfÏòz Lord of the rings le Seigneur des anneaux I much prefer The Lord of the Rings to Harry Potter.8 76 glacier xDÖäôëá]z gletsjer glacier You can ski on the glacier in summer.8 76 north xålWqz noorden nord It will be windy in the north.8 76 south xë~rqz zuiden sud It's warmer in the south8 76 east xáWëíz oosten est We live to the east of the city.8 76 west xïÉëíz westen ouest Rain is expected in the west.

8 77 direction xÇ]DêÉâp]åzaanwijzing (ask for directions - de weg vragen) son chemin Are you sure you're going in the right direction ?

8 77 corner xDâlWå]z hoek coin Mick was sitting on his own in a corner of the room.8 77 garage xDÖôêfÇwz garage garage The garage is big enough for two cars.8 78 a number of x]=Då¾ãÄ]=flîz een aantal un certain nombre de There are a number of classic cars on display.8 78 as far as x]ò=Ñ^W=]òz tot aan jusqu'à (dans l'espace) As far as I know, he's left.8 78 by xÄ~fz per par She was bitten by a dog.8 78 cross xâêflëz oversteken traverser Hold Daddy's hand while we cross the road.8 78 get lost xÖÉí=äflëíz verdwalen se perdre We got lost in the fog.8 78 get off xDÖÉí=DflÑz uitstappen descendre They got off outside the cinema.8 78 keep walking xâáWé=DïlWâfÏz doorlopen continuer (à marcher) Keep walking, not far to go now!8 78 outside x~ríDë~fÇz buiten à l'extérieur de I'll wait for you outside the cinema.8 78 pass (v) xé^Wëz passeren passer A police car passed him as he walked down the road.8 78 stop xëífléz halte arrêt (de bus) Suddenly she stopped laughing and looked serious.8 78 opposite xDflé]ò]íz tegenover en face de The chemist is opposite the hospital.8 78 turn xí‰Wåz afslaan tourner Pat turned and looked at me.8 78 walk along xïlWâ=]Däflkz aflopen longer We walked along the canal hand in hand.8 78 towards xí]DïlWÇòz in de richting van en direction de Helen came running towards them.8 78 mile xã~fäz mijl mile (1 609,33 m) Our school is about three miles away.8 78 sign xë~fåz bord panneau indicateur There was a 'No Entry' sign on the door.8 79 Hungary xDÜ¾kÖ]êáz Hongarije Hongrie The team will play against Hungary on Saturday.8 79 Austria xflDëíêf]z Oostenrijk Autriche Austria has a fascinating history.9 80 air conditioning xDÉ]=â]åDÇfp]åfÏz airconditioning climatisation We can't live through summer without air conditioning.9 80 booking online xÄrâfÏ=flåä~fåz reserveren via internet réserver en ligne We will accept your booking online.9 80 central heating xëÉåíê]ä=DÜáWífÏz centrale verwarming chauffage central Most of these houses have central heating.9 80 charge xíp^WÇwz klanten(kaart) carte de crédit d'un magasin There's a charge of $350 for hiring the room.9 80 credit card xDâêÉÇfí=â^WÇz creditcard carte de crédit You can pay by cash or by credit card.9 80 dishwasher xDÇfp?ïflp]z vaatwasser lave-vaisselle Please empty the dishwasher.9 80 sound file xë~råÇ=Ñ^fäz geluidsbestand fichier-son He sent me a sound file by e-mail.9 80 microwave oven xDã~fâê]ïÉfî=¾î]åz magnetron four à micro-ondes A microwave oven is no good for cooking.9 80 washing machine xDïflpfÏ=ã]DpáWåz wasmachine machine à laver The washing machine has broken down.9 80 board game xÄlWÇ=ÖÉfãz bordspel jeu de société There was no computer, so we played board games.9 80 cash xâôpz contant argent liquide I haven't got much cash. Can I pay by cheque?

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9 80 cooker xDârâ]z kookplaat cuisinière (appareil) A gas cooker.9 80 stove xëí]rîz fornuis réchaud She heated a pan of milk on the stove.9 80 electric fan xfäÉâDíêfâ=Ñôåz ventilator ventilateur électrique The only source of heating was from an electric fan.9 80 coal fire xâ]rä=DÑ~f]z kolenvuur poêle à charbon Nothing beats a real coal fire.9 80 washing-up xDïflpfÏ=¾éz afwassen vaisselle It's your turn to do the washing-up.9 80 vacuum cleaner xîôâàì]ã=DâäáWå]z stofzuiger aspirateur I used to be scared of the vacuum cleaner as a child.9 81 apply x]Déä~fz aanmelden poser sa candidature I applied for a place on the computing course.9 81 reality TV show xêfDôä]íá=DíáWDîáW=p]rz realityprogramma émission de télé-réalité Television is full of nothing but reality TV shows.9 81 fridge xÑêfÇwz koelkast frigo There's more milk in the fridge.9 81 available x]DîÉfä]Ä]äz verkrijgbaar disponible Tickets are not available to the public.9 81 dressed xÇêÉëíz gekleed habillé Go and get dressed!9 81 classmate xDâä^WëãÉfíz klasgenoot camarade de classe His classmates don't like him.9 81 housewife xDÜ~rëï~fÑz huisvrouw femme au foyer She described herself as a housewife.9 81 jealous xDÇwÉä]ëz jaloers jaloux She gets jealous when her sister gets new clothes.9 81 boil (v) xÄlfäz koken bouillir I'll just boil the kettle and we can have a cup of tea.9 81 troubles xDíê¾Ääòz problemen ennuis She left her husband, but her troubles didn't end there.9 81 worries xDï¾êáòz zorgen soucis It worries me that my dad lives alone now.9 81 deal with xÇf]ä=ïfaz mee te maken hebben s'occuper de He dealt with the complaint in a very unprofessional manner.9 81 simple xDëfãé]äz eenvoudig simple She explained her work in simple language.9 81 weird xïf]Çz raar bizarre It was quite a weird experience.9 81 kettle xDâÉíäz waterkoker bouilloire I'll put the kettle on .9 81 turn on xDí‰Wå=Dflåz aanzetten mettre en marche Turn on the light please.9 81 shampoo xpôãDéìWz shampoo shampoing I like that lemon shampoo.9 82 still xëífäz nog steeds encore Are there any sandwiches left? I'm still hungry.9 82 another x]Då¾a]z nog eens in another 100 years = dans 100 ans Have another biscuit.9 82 replace xêfDéäÉfëz vervangen remplacer When the TV broke, we didn't replace it.9 82 ordinary xDlWÇ]å]êáz gewoon normal Nothing much has happened - it's been a very ordinary day.9 82 might xã~fíz zou misschien wel kunnen pourrais / pourrait/ pourraient Be careful! You might hurt yourself!9 83 power station xDé~r]=?ëíÉfpåz elektriciteitscentrale centrale électrique Chernobyl nuclear power station.9 83 demolish xÇfDãfläfpz afbreken démolir The old houses were demolished years ago.9 83 create xâêáDÉfíz doen ontstaan créer The new rules will create a lot of problems.9 83 completely xâ]ãDéäáWíäáz helemaal complètement She set out to invent a completely new language.9 83 make a decision xãÉfâ=]=ÇfDëfw]åz besluit nemen prendre une décision He's good with people but he's no good at making decisions.9 84 suffer xDë¾Ñ]z nadeel hebben souffrir It was a quick death - he didn't suffer much.9 84 grow xÖê]rz toenemen augmenter Babies grow quickly in their first year.9 84 forever xÑ]êDÉî]z voorgoed pour toujours I could stay here forever.9 84 restore xêfDëílWz restaureren restaurer How can we restore his confidence?9 84 raise (v) xêÉfòz bijeenbrengen récolter She raised her head to look at him.9 84 restoration xHaSTRêÉëí]DêÉfp]åz restauratie restauration A fund for the restoration of historic buildings.9 84 stressful xDëíêÉëÑ]äz vol stress stressant Pilots have a stressful job.9 84 lively xDä~fîäáz levendig animé a group of lively six-year-olds9 84 meeting place xDãáWífÏ=éäÉfëz ontmoetingsplek lieu de rencontre The pub is a popular meeting place for local teenagers.9 84 surrounding xë]Dê~råÇfÏz omgeving décor Troops sealed off the surrounding area.9 84 tropical plant xDíêfléfâ]ä=éä^Wåíz tropische plant plante tropicale There are tropical plants from all around the world.

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9 84 wide selection xï~fÇ=xë]DäÉâp]åz grote keuze large choix You fill find a wide selection of wines and cheeses.9 84 alcoholic x?ôäâ]DÜfläfâz met alcohol alcoolisé An alcoholic drink.9 84 non-alcoholic x?åflå=ôäâ]DÜfläfâz zonder alcohol non-alcoolisé He drinks only non-alcoholic beer.9 84 attentive x]DíÉåífîz attent attentionné The students were very attentive.9 84 staff xëí^WÑz personeel personnel If you need help, ask a member of our staff.9 84 serve xë‰Wîz bedienen servir Could you serve the vegetables?9 85 decoration x?ÇÉâ]DêÉfp]åz aankleding décoration The shop windows were already full of Christmas decorations.9 85 re-paint xêáéÉfåíz opnieuw schilderen repeindre They had to re-paint the whole building.9 85 wall xïlWäz muur mur We stuck pictures on the classroom walls .9 85 furniture xDÑ‰Wåfíp]z meubels meubles All our furniture is old.9 85 stool xëíìWäz kruk tabouret He was perched on a bar stool.9 85 sink xëfkâz spoelbak évier His bike fell in the river and sank.9 85 counter xDâ~råí]z balie comptoir He wondered if the girl behind the counter recognised him.9 85 shall xp]äz zullen Shall I...? = une suggestion Shall I give you a lift home?9 85 prefer xéêfDÑ‰Wz de voorkeur geven aan préférer I prefer football to cricket.9 86 remember xêfDãÉãÄ]z nog kennen se souvenir I couldn't remember her name.9 86 if I were you als ik jou was Si j'étais à ta place9 86 sure xplWz natuurlijk bien sûr I'm sure that everything will be all right.9 86 fleece xÑäáWëz fleece- (trui, vest, jack) mouton retourné This fleece will keep you warm.9 86 dull xÇ¾äz saai gris The book was great, but the movie is dull.9 86 bicycle ride xDÄ~fëfâ]ä=ê~fÇz fietstocht ballade à vélo Do you fancy a bicycle ride in the park?9 86 country xDâ¾åíêáz platteland campagne How many countries are there in Europe?9 86 narrow xDåôê]rz smal étroit The narrow streets of the old town.9 86 bench xÄÉåípz bank banc We sat on a park bench to eat our sandwiches.9 86 puzzled xDé¾ò]äÇz peinzend perplexe You look puzzled.9 86 scratch (v) xëâêôípz krabben gratter He scratched his head in surprise.9 86 carry on xDâôêá=flåz doorgaan met wat je aan het doen bent continuer Please carry on as you were.9 86 exhausted xfÖDòlWëí]Çz uitgeput épuisé I was so exhausted that I fell asleep on the couch.9 86 pant (v) xéôåíz hijgen haleter He came in panting after running up the steps.9 87 air conditioning xÉ]=â]åDÇfp]åfÏz airconditioning climatisation Our office has air-conditioning.9 87 dishwasher xÇfpDïflp]z afwasmachine lave-vaisselle There's no need to wash up - I have a dishwasher.9 87 shopping mall xpfléfÏ?ãlWäz winkelcentrum centre commercial A huge shopping mall.10 88 cold xâ]räÇz koud froid This room's really cold!10 88 yourself xàlWDëÉäÑz jezelf toi-même / vous-même Be careful you don't hurt yourself.10 88 pan xéôåz pan poêle, poêlon There was a pan of soup on the cooker.10 88 burn xÄ‰Wåz brandwond brûlure She burned the letter.10 88 plaster xDéä^Wëí]z pleister pansement Greg returned from his skiing holiday with his leg in plaster.10 88 temperature xDíÉãéê]íp]z koorts température, fièvre The temperature drops at night to 2°C.10 88 keep warm xâáWé=ïlWãz jezelf warm houden rester au chaud My advice is to keep warm at all times.10 88 aspirin xDôëéê]åz aspirientje aspirine She took some aspirin for her headache.10 88 have a rest xÜôî=]=êÉëíz rusten se reposer He had a rest after his long day.10 88 course xâlWëz kuur traitement I'd like to take a course in business studies.10 88 antibiotic x?ôåífÄ~fDflífâz antibioticum antibiotique The doctor gave me some antibiotics for my cold.10 88 pill xéfäz pil pilule He has to take pills to control his blood pressure.

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10 88 finished xDÑfåfpíz op fini The finished building will be 200 feet high.10 88 faint (v) xÑÉfåíz flauwvallen perdre connaissance A faint smell of perfume.10 88 come around xâ¾ã=]Dê~råÇz bijkomen revenir à soi He came around quickly after the operation.10 88 shake xpÉfâz schudden secouer His hands were shaking.10 88 sting (v) xëífÏz steken piquer A wasp stung me on the leg.10 88 bee xÄáWz bij abeille A swarm of bees.10 88 sting xëífÏz steek piqûre (d'insecte) A wasp stung me on the leg.10 88 protect xéê]DíÉâíz afdekken protéger The police should protect people from dangerous men like him.10 88 dizzy xDÇfòáz duizelig qui a des vertiges After we danced I felt dizzy and had to sit down.10 88 swelling xDëïÉäfÏz zwelling gonflement This should reduce the swelling.10 88 develop xÇfDîÉä]éz krijgen développer Their business has developed into the biggest in the country.10 88 rash xêôpz uitslag éruption Giving up my job was a rash decision.10 88 strawberry xDëíêlWÄ]êáz aardbei fraise Strawberries and cream.10 88 cream xâêáWãz crème crème Coffee with cream.10 88 allergic x]Dä‰WÇwfâz allergisch allergique I am allergic to peanuts.10 89 health helpline xDÜÉäq=DÜÉäéä~fåz telefonische doktersdienst centre d'appel médical Call the health helpline for advice with your ailments.10 89 symptom xDëfãéí]ãz symptoom symptôme Sneezing is often the first symptom of a cold.10 89 headache xDÜÉÇÉfâz hoofdpijn mal de tête I've got a terrible headache.10 89 nausea xDålWòá]z misselijkheid nausées As I got off the bus, I had a terrible feeling of nausea.10 89 sickness xDëfâå]ëz ziekte vomissements He misses a lot of school because of sickness.10 89 illness xDfäå]ëz kwaal maladie She has a serious mental illness.10 90 life expectancy xä~fÑ=fâDëéÉâífåëáz levensverwachting espérance de vie Life expectancy is very low due to poor diet.10 90 survive xë]Dî~fîz overleven survivre The driver survived the accident.10 90 childhood xDíp~fäÇÜrÇz kinderjaren enfance I had a happy childhood.10 90 childbirth xDíp~fäÇÄ‰Wqz bevalling accouchement Childbirth is very painful.10 90 hygiene xDÜ~fÇwáWåz hygiëne hygiène The children are taught the importance of personal hygiene.10 90 smell (v) xëãÉäíz ruiken, stinken sentir (puer) That soup smells delicious!10 90 lice xä~fëz luizen des poux All the children caught lice at school.10 90 insurance company xfåDpr]ê]åë=Dâ¾ãé]åáz verzekeringsmaatschappij compagnie d'assurance He works for an insurance company.10 90 healthcare xDÜÉäqâÉ]=z gezondheidszorg soins médicaux The healthcare policy is a farce.10 91 disease xÇfDòáWòz ziekte maladie Deaths from heart disease.10 91 (take a) bath (v) xÄ^Wqz in bad gaan prendre un bain Sally's bathing.10 91 instead xfåDëíÉÇz in plaats daarvan plutôt, au lieu de cela Use yogurt instead of cream and it will be lower in fat.10 91 cover (v) xDâ¾î]z verhullen couvrir, masquer She quickly covered the child with a blanket.10 91 odour xD]rÇ]z geur odeurs He noticed a strange odour in the room.10 91 toothpaste xDíìWqéÉfëíz tandpasta dentifrice Use a small amount of toothpaste.

10 91 toothbrush xDíìWqÄê¾pz tandenborstel brosse à dentsDentists strongly recommend that you change your toothbrush every few months.

10 91 dentist xDÇÉåí]ëíz tandarts dentiste I'm going to the dentist's this afternoon.10 91 perform xé]DÑlWãz uitvoeren réaliser Many students performed in the school play.10 91 method xDãÉq]Çz werkwijze méthode What is the best method of teaching children to read?10 91 treat (v) xíêáWíz behandelen traiter He treated his wife and children really badly.10 91 remove (v) xêfDãìWîz afnemen enlever Please do not remove these books from the library.10 91 leech xäáWípz bloedzuiger sangsue Leeches are often used in medicine.

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10 91 pull out xérä=~ríz trekken enlever He pulled out a tooth.10 91 cure (v) xâàr]z genezen guérir The doctors are sure they can cure him.10 92 bruise xÄêìWòz blauwe plek un bleu She had a nasty bruise on her face.10 92 catch fire xâôíp=DÑ~f]z vlam vatten prendre feu The building soon caught fire.10 92 injury xDfåÇw]êáz verwonding blessure He was lucky to survive with only minor injuries .10 92 lose (v) xäìWòz verliezen perdre I was worried I might lose my camera if I took it on the trip.10 92 accident xDôâë]Ç]åíz ongeluk accident What would you do if I had an accident ?10 92 broken xDÄê]râ]åz gebroken cassé A broken window.10 92 escape xfDëâÉféz ontsnapping évasion He escaped from prison by making a tunnel.10 92 icy xD~fëáz ijskoud gelé An icy winter morning.10 92 fly open xÑä~f=D]ré]åz openvliegen s'ouvrir brutalement The windows flew open in the storm.10 92 following xDÑflä]rfÏz daaropvolgend suivant I was born in 1985, and my sister was born the following year.10 92 truck xíê¾âz vrachtwagen camion The road was full of trucks.10 92 lottery ticket xDäflí]êá=Dífâfíz lot (in loterij) billet de loterie He's lost his winning lottery ticket!10 92 re-born xêáÄlWåz opnieuw geboren connaître une seconde naissance When he started going to church, he felt re-born.10 93 traffic jam xDíêôÑfâ=Çwôãz verkeersopstopping embouteillage We got stuck in a traffic jam.10 93 telephone pole xDíÉä]Ñ]rå=Dé]räz telefoonpaal poteau téléphonique Telephone poles blew down.10 93 give a lift xÖfî=]=äfÑíz een lift geven reconduire en voiture Can you give me a lift to the stadium?10 93 mother-in law xDãîa]=få=älWz schoonmoeder belle-mère I actually get on well with my mother-in-law.10 93 insurance claim xfåDpr]ê]åë=âäÉfãz claim bij de verzekering demande d'intervention de l'assurance He put in an insurance claim after the flood.10 93 be stuck xÄá=ëí¾âz vast zitten coincé, pris We were stuck in traffic for 6 hours.10 93 move xãìWîz vooruitgaan bouger Just then, the shape behind the curtain moved.10 93 kill xâfäz doodslaan tuer They accused him of killing his wife.10 93 drive along xÇê~fî=]Däflkz aan het rijden zijn longer (en voiture) We drove along a narrow road.10 94 prize xéê~fòz prijs prix, récompense She won first prize in a poetry competition.10 94 hero xDÜf]ê]rz held héros When the soldiers returned, they were treated as heroes.10 94 rescue (v) xDêÉëâàìWz redden sauver Roberts rescued a two-year-old girl from the burning car.10 94 finalist xDÑ~få]ä]ëíz finalist finaliste She was a finalist in last year's 100 metres.10 94 light (v) xä~fíz opsteken allumer There isn't much light in this room because the window is small.10 94 jump out xÇw¾ãé=~ríz ergens uitspringen sortir à toute vitesse He jumped out of the burning plane.10 94 horror xDÜflê]z afgrijzen horreur I listened in horror as he described what he had done.10 94 demand xÇfDã^WåÇz eisen exiger There was a huge demand for concert tickets.10 94 mugger xDã¾Ö]z overvaller agresseur The mugger was caught.10 94 drop xÇêfléz laten vallen laisser tomber She dropped a glass when she was drying the dishes.10 94 knock to the ground xåflâ=í]=a]=Öê~råÇz tegen de grond slaan faire tomber en frappant The force of the blow knocked him to the ground.10 94 tie (v) xí~fz vastbinden attacher George got out of the boat and tied it to a tree.10 94 shoelace xDpìWäÉfëz schoenveter lacet Your shoelace is undone.10 95 eventually xfDîÉåípì]äáz na verloop van tijd finalement We eventually arrived over three hours late.10 95 soon xëìWåz al gauw bientôt We'll have to leave soon if we want to catch the bus.10 95 certainly xDë‰Wíåäáz beslist certainement This match will certainly be difficult for us to win.10 95 cabin xDâôÄ]åz hut cabine A log cabin.10 95 captain xDâôéí]åz kapitein capitaine The captain of the football team.10 95 deck xÇÉâz dek pont Most people were out on deck, sunbathing.10 95 spread (v) xëéêÉÇz verspreiden s'étendre Spread the icing on the top of the cake.

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10 95 out of control x~rí=flÑ=â]åDíê]räz uit de hand incontrôlable To much alcohol made him out of control.10 95 passenger xDéôëfåÇw]z passagier passager The boat sank, but all the passengers and crew were rescued.10 95 terrified xDíÉê]Ñ~fÇz doodsbang terrifié I'm terrified of flying.10 95 remain xêfDãÉfåz blijven rester Harris remained in jail for ten years.10 95 lifeboat xDä~fÑÄ]ríz reddingsboot bateau de sauvetage They sent the lifeboat to search for the missing sailors.10 95 first aid xÑ‰Wëí=ÉfÇz eerste hulp premiers soins Being given first aid at the scene of the accident saved his life.11 98 collect xDâfläáWâíz verzamelen collectionner Can you collect all the books and put them on my desk?11 98 coin xâlfåz munt pièce de monnaie He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine.11 98 musical xDãàìWòfâ]äz musical comédie musicale Do you play a musical instrument?11 98 stamp xëíôãéz postzegel timbre They put a stamp in his passport.11 98 doll xÇfläz pop poupée My little sister was playing with her dolls.11 98 chess xípÉëz schaken jeu d'échecs They meet fairly often to play chess.11 98 memorabilia x?ãÉã]ê]DÄfäá]z souvenirs souvenirs (objets) It's an auction of Beatles' memorabilia11 98 favourite xDÑÉfî]ê]íz favoriet favori We chose Joe's favourite music for the party.11 98 obsession x]ÄDëÉp]åz obsessie obsession He has an obsession with money.11 98 support (v) xë]DélWíz support/steun geven aan soutenir Which football team do you support?11 98 spend xëéÉåÇz uitgeven dépenser I spent all my money.11 98 total xDí]ríäz totaalbedrag total My date with John was a total disaster.11 98 collector xâ]DäÉâí]z verzamelaar collectionneur A stamp collector.11 98 experience xfâDëéf]êá]åëz ervaring expérience The new principal has a lot of experience.11 98 put on weight xérí=flå=ïÉfíz dik worden prendre du poids I put on weight after I stopped smoking.11 98 partly xDé^Wíäáz deels en partie The accident was partly my fault.11 98 lucky xDä¾âáz een bofkont chanceux "I'm going to Florida this summer." "Oh, you are lucky!"11 99 life-size xä~fÑ=ë~fòz levensgroot grandeur-nature She painted a life-size picture of her dog.11 99 divide xÇ]Dî~fÇz verdelen diviser Divide the cake into four equal pieces.11 99 organize xDlWÖ]å~fòz organiseren organiser The school has organized a trip to the sea.11 99 attract x]Díêôâíz trekken attirer It wasn't the money that attracted me to the job.11 99 item xD~fí]ãz artikel élément, objet What's the first item on the shopping list?11 99 compare xâ]ãDéÉ]z vergelijken comparer We went to three different shops to compare their prices.11 99 unfortunate x¾åDÑlWíp]å]íz betreurenswaardig malheureux It's unfortunate that she was hurt.11 99 apart from x]Dé^Wí=Ñêflãz behalve sauf Apart from the ending, it's a really good film.11 99 desperate xDÇÉëé]ê]íz wanhopig désespéré Many homeless families are desperate for a place to live.11 99 guard xÖ^WÇz bewaker garde A security guard was sitting by the door.11 99 arrest x]DêÉëíz arresteren arrêter They arrested her for stealing.11 99 refer to xêfDÑ‰W=í]z betrekking hebben op se référer à I think he was referring to me.11 99 criminal xDâêfã]å]äz misdadiger délinquant Criminal activities.11 99 get fatter xÖÉí=Ñôí]z dikker worden grossir Companies like that just get fatter.11 100 iron (v) xD~f]åz strijken repasser I need to iron my shirt.11 100 sunbathe xDë¾åÄÉfaz zonnebaden prendre un bain de soleil This is a good place to sunbathe.11 100 tattoo xí]DíìWz tatoeage tatouage He had a lion tattoo on his chest.11 100 specially xDëéÉp]äáz vooral particulièrement The dance costumes are specially made for the dancers.11 100 Formula One formule 1 formule 1 Drivers in Formula One earn a fortune.11 100 relaxing xêfDäôâëfÏz ontspannend relaxant A relaxing bath.11 101 India xDfåÇá]z India l'Inde The 50th anniversary of India's independence.

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11 102 speciality x?ëéÉpáDôä]íáz specialiteit spécialité My speciality is European history.11 102 meet xãáWíz ontmoeten rencontrer They first met at university.11 103 famous xDÑÉfã]ëz beroemd célèbre Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.11 103 successful xë]âDëÉëÑ]äz succesvol qui a réussi They were successful in persuading him to join their team.11 103 career xâ]Dêf]z carrière carrière Careers in business and finance.11 103 satisfaction x?ëôí]ëDÑôâp]åz voldoening satisfaction I get a lot of satisfaction from my job.11 103 salary xDëôä]êáz salaris salaire She gets a salary of at least £60,000 a year.11 104 pull xéräz trekken aan tirer She pulled the chair forward.11 104 handle xDÜôåÇäz hendel poignée I've handled some difficult situations in my career as a pilot.11 104 frogs' legs xÑêflÖò=äÉÖòz kikkerbilletjes cuisses de grenouilles We ate the delicacy of frogs' legs at the French restaurant.11 104 like xä~fâz iets als, alsof, willen, leuk vinden comme Katie likes John a lot.11 104 sound like xDë~råÇ=ä~fâz klinken avoir l'air, sembler (quand on l'entend) It sounds like thunder.11 104 taste (v) xíÉfëíz smaken goûter (avoir un goût (de)) I don't like the taste of fish.11 104 notebook xDå]ríÄrâz schrift cahier I spent most of the class doodling in my notebook.11 104 translation xíêôåëDäÉfp]åz vertaling traduction The poem was a translation of a poem in Latin.11 104 pick xéfâz pakken choisir Pick which jumper you want to wear.11 105 stand (v) xëíôåÇz uitstaan I can't stand = je ne supporte pas Miss Fell was standing in front of the class.11 105 sort xëlWíz sorteren trier I have to sort out my old clothes11 105 sheet xpáWíz laken drap I prefer cotton sheets.12 106 hairbrush xDÜÉ]Äê¾pz haarborstel brosse à cheveux Have you seen my hairbrush?12 106 identity card x~fDÇÉåí]íá=â^WÇz identiteitskaart carte d'identité They asked for our identity cards at the Customs check.12 106 comb xâ]rãz kam peigne Have you combed your hair?12 106 driving licence xDÇê~fîfÏ=Dä~fë]åëz rijbewijs permis de conduire He lost his driving licence for speeding.12 106 razor xDêÉfò]z scheerapparaat rasoir An electric razor.12 106 umbrella x¾ãDÄêÉä]z paraplu parapluie It started to rain so I put up my umbrella.12 106 sunglasses xDë¾å?Öä^Wë]òz zonnebril lunettes de soleil She was wearing sunglasses.12 106 torch xílWípz zaklantaarn torche The Olympic torch.12 106 towel xDí~r]äz handdoek essuie-mains (serviette) I went swimming and forgot my towel.12 106 shaving foam xpÉfîfÏ=Ñ]rãz scheerschuim mousse à raser He answered the door.12 106 keep xâáWéz bewaren garder, conserver I kept all the letters he wrote me from Europe.12 106 kitchen xDâfíp]åz keuken cuisine Jo is in the kitchen making a sandwich.12 106 bathroom xDÄ^Wqêrãz badkamer salle de bains A house with two bathrooms.12 106 manufacturer x?ãôåà]DÑôâíp]ê]z fabrikant fabricant An aircraft manufacturer.12 106 brand xÄêôåÇz merk marque What brand of washing powder do you use?12 106 sportswear xDëélWíëïÉ]z sportkleding vêtements de sport A poster advertising sportswear.12 106 accessories x]âDëÉë]êáòz accessoires accessoires Fashion accessories.12 106 designer label xÇfDò~få]=DäÉfÄ]äz merkspullen articles griffés She only wears clothes with designer labels.12 107 best-selling xÄÉëí=ëÉäfÏz best verkopend qui se vend le mieux It's a best-selling book.12 107 wristwatch xDêfëíïflípz polshorloge montre-bracelet He lost his wristwatch at the swimming pool.12 107 based (v) xÄÉfëíz gevestigd basé It is a professional service based at our offices in Oxford.12 107 time zone xí~fã=ò]råz tijdzone fuseau horaire We crossed four time zones.12 107 price xéê~fëz prijs prix The price of petrol has increased a lot.12 107 range (v) xêÉfåÇwz variëren varier Mitsubishi has brought out a new range of small cars.12 107 although xlWäDa]rz hoewel bien que Although she is only seven, she can speak three languages.

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12 107 consumer survey xâ]åDëàìWã]=ë]DîÉfz consumentenenquête étude de marché According to a consumer survey, most people prefer cats.12 107 originally x]DêfÇwfå]äáz oorspronkelijk à l'origine My family are originally from Ireland.12 107 bank xÄôkâz oever banque I need to go to the bank to get some money.12 107 produce xDéêflÇàìWëz produceren produire The tree produces red berries in the autumn.12 107 noodle xDåìWÇäz deegsliert (noedel) nouille Serve the meat with rice or noodles.12 107 dried fish xÇê~fÇ=Ñfpz gedroogde vis poisson séché It's a recipe with dried fish.12 107 digital camera xDÇfÇw]íä=Dâôã]ê]z digitale camera appareil-photo numérique He uploaded the pictures from his digital camera.12 107 flat-screen xDÑäôí=ëâêáWåz flatscreen écran plat We have a large, flat screen TV.12 107 you name it xàr=åÉfã=fíz noem maar op et j'en passe You name it, we've got it!12 107 giant xDÇw~f]åíz gigant géant The band performed on a giant stage.12 107 maker xDãÉfâ]z fabrikant fabricant Honda is a Japanese car maker.12 107 wealthy xDïÉäqáz rijk riche A wealthy businessman.12 107 symbolise xDëfãÄ]ä~fòz symboliseren symboliser It came to symbolise the gap between rich and poor.12 107 growth xÖê]rqz groei croissance The nurse measured the children's growth.12 107 real xêf]äz echt bestaand réel The story is based on real events.12 107 soldier xDë]räÇw]z soldaat soldat She met a soldier.12 107 tyre salesman xDí~f]=DëÉfäòã]åz bandenverkoper vendeur de pneus He works part-time as a tyre salesman.12 108 accepted x]âDëÉéí]Çz aanvaard accepté A generally accepted principle of international law.12 108 pilot xDé~fä]íz piloot pilote An airline pilot.12 108 judge xÇw¾Çwz rechter juge The judge sentenced him to one year in prison.12 108 liquid xDäfâï]Çz vloeibaar liquide The nurse cleaned the wound with a clear liquid.12 108 Frenchman xDÑêÉåípã]åz Fransman un français Oh, he's from Belgium, I thought he was a Frenchman.12 109 disposable xÇfDëé]rò]Ä]äz wegwerp- jetable Disposable razors.12 109 ballpoint pen xÄlWäélfåí=éÉåz balpen stylo à bille Our fine range of silver, ballpoint pens.12 109 entertainment x?Éåí]DíÉfåã]åíz amusement loisir Video games are a modern form of entertainment.12 109 ceremony xDëÉê]ã]åáz plechtige uitreiking cérémonie The opening ceremony for the new theatre was peformed by the Queen.12 109 go on sale xÖ]r=flå=DëÉfäz op de markt komen être mis en vente The new camera went on sale last week.12 109 search engine xë‰Wíp=DÉåÇwfåz zoekmachine moteur de recherche He tried several search engines, such as Google and Yahoo.12 109 initials xfDåfp]äòz initialen initiales A watch engraved with his initials.12 109 clever xDâäÉî]z slim habile Paul is good-looking, clever, and charming.12 109 advertising campaign xôÇî]í~fòfÏ=âôãDéÉfåz reclamecampagne campagne de publicité The advertising campaign helped raise sales by 23%.12 109 fame xÑÉfãz roem notoriété Appearing in a television series brought him instant fame.12 109 tick xífâz merkteken coche The only sound was the tick of a clock.12 110 survival xë]Dî~fî]äz overleving survie Because of the cold, our chances of survival were low.12 110 rainforest xDêÉfåÑflêfëíz regenwoud forêt tropicale The destruction of the rainforest.12 110 uninhabited x?¾åfåDÜôÄ]í]Çz onbewoond inhabité We think the island is probably uninhabited.12 110 stream xëíêáWãz stroom cours d'eau There was a steady stream of traffic through the town centre.12 110 crocodile xDâêflâ]Ç~fäz krokodil crocodile He knows how to handle crocodiles.12 110 coconut tree xâ]râ]å¾í=íêáWz kokospalm cocotier He suspended the hammock between two coconut trees.12 110 mosquito xã]DëâáWí]rz mug moustique I'm covered in mosquito bites!12 110 snake xëåÉfâz slang serpent A snake slithered across the path.12 111 battery xDÄôí]êáz batterij pile The radio cassette needs new batteries.12 111 blanket xDÄäôkâ]íz deken couverture A blanket of snow covered the mountains.12 111 bottled water xDÄflí]äÇ=?ïlWí]z fles water eau en bouteille You'll need plenty of bottled water for the trip.

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12 111 compass xDâ¾ãé]ëz kompas boussole A map and compass.12 111 energy bar xDÉå]Çwá=DÄ^Wz energiereep barre énergétique The energy bar will help to keep you going.12 111 fishing rod xDÑfpfÏ=êflÇz hengel canne à pêche His fishing rod was too long for the car.12 111 insect repellent xDfåëÉâí=êfDéÉä]åíz insectenwerend middel insectifuge Have you got any insect repellent cream? I'm covered in bites.12 111 matches xDÑríÄlWä=?ãôípfòz lucifers allumettes A box of matches.12 111 mirror xDãfê]z spiegel miroir Anna looked at her reflection in the mirror.12 111 rope xê]réz touw corde They tied up the boat with rope.12 111 sunscreen xDë¾åëâêáWåz zonnebrandcrème lotion solaire (crème solaire) Make sure you rub sunscreen into baby's delicate skin.12 111 tent xíÉåíz tent tente We had to put up our tent in the dark.12 111 toilet paper xDílfä]í=?éÉfé]z toiletpapier papier toilette Oh no! We've run out of toilet paper.12 111 water purification tablet xDïlWí]=Déàr]ê]Ñ]âÉfp]å=DíôÄäfíz waterzuiveringstablet comprimé pour désinfecter l'eau All soldiers carry water purification tablets as a part of their kit.12 112 ashtray xDôpíêÉfz asbak cendrier The waitress emptied the ashtray.12 112 special occasion xDëéÉp]ä=]DâÉfw]åz speciale gelegenheid grande occasion We're going out tonight - it's a special occasion.12 112 suggestion xë]DÇwÉëíp]åz voorstel suggestion The teacher made some suggestions on where to find the facts.12 113 barrel xDÄôê]äz vat baril I've ordered ten barrels of beer.12 113 Europe xDàr]ê]éz Europa l'Europe Americans often make a trip in summer around Europe.13 114 all kinds of xlWä=â~fåÇò=flîz allerlei toutes sortes de There were all kinds of machines at the exhibition.13 114 medical xDãÉÇfâ]äz medisch médical Medical qualifications.13 114 sympathetic x?ëfãé]DqÉífâz aardig compréhensif, compatissant My parents weren't very sympathetic.13 114 listener xDäfë]å]z luisteraar auditeur (qqn qui sait écouter) Most of the radio station's listeners are young people.13 114 treatment xDíêáWíã]åíz behandeling traitement I was sent to hospital for immediate treatment.13 114 naturally xDåôíp]ê]äáz van nature naturellement Naturally, we wanted to win.13 114 talented xDíôä]åí]Çz getalenteerd talentueux A talented musician.13 114 totally xDí]ríäáz volledig totalement The town was totally destroyed by the bombing.13 114 committed xâ]Dãfí]Çz toegewijd impliqué, engagé He seems committed to his work.13 114 lazy xDäÉfòáz lui paresseux Don't be so lazy - come and help me clean up.13 114 experienced xfâDëéf]êá]åëíz ervaren expérimenté A very experienced soldier.13 114 motivated xDã]rí]îÉfí]Çz gemotiveerd motivé The students are all highly motivated.13 114 obviously xDflÄîá]ëäáz uiteraard de toute évidence We're obviously going to need more help.13 114 imaginative xfDãôÇw]å]ífîz creatief imaginatif An imaginative writer.13 114 well-organised xDïÉäD=DlWÖ]å~fòÇz goed georganiseerd bien organisé It was a well-organised, concise piece of work.13 114 self-discipline xDëÉäÑ==’Çfë]éäfåz zelfdiscipline auto-discipline A lot of the kids seemed to lack self-discipline.13 115 employment agency x?fãDéälfã]åí=ÉáÇwfåëáz uitzendbureau agence de recrutement He's looking for work with an employment agency.13 115 register (v) xDêÉÇw]ëí]z inschrijven s'inscrire Our classroom register contains the names of all the students.13 115 positive xDéflò]ífîz positief positif I'm positive that this is the right way home.13 116 travel xDíêôî]äz reizen voyager It's quicker if you travel by train.13 116 settle down x?ëÉíä=DÇ~råz je settelen se fixer All he wants is to settle down and have kids.13 116 sailing xDëÉfäfÏz zeilen la voile The sailing season starts in February.13 116 basics xDÄÉfëfâëz beginselen les bases I don't even know the basics of first aid.13 116 fascinate xDÑôë]åÉfíz fascineren fasciner, passionner Computers have always fascinated me.13 116 comedian xâ]DãáWÇá]åz komiek comédien, comique He started as a stand-up comedian.13 116 audience xDlWÇá]åëz publiek le public The audience stood up and cheered after the performance.13 118 brave (v) xÄêÉfîz trotseren affronter He wasn't brave enough to dive into the deep water.13 118 wannabe xDïflå]Äáz aspirant- aspirant A Madonna wannabe.

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13 118 patiently xDéÉfp]åíäáz geduldig patiemment He waited patiently to speak.13 118 conference centre xDâflåÑ]ê]åë=?ëÉåí]z congrescentrum palais des congrès There were over 100 delegates at the conference centre.13 118 talent competition xDíôä]åí=?âflãé]Dífp]åz talentenjacht concours de talent She won a talent competition with her sweet voice.13 118 youngster xDà¾këí]z jongere (zn) jeune Youngsters nowadays no nothing about values.13 118 optimistic x?fléí]ãfëífâz optimistisch optimiste She was optimistic about her chances of passing the exam.13 119 own (v) x]råz bezitten posséder He has his own way of doing things.13 119 contact lenses xDâflåíôâí=äÉåò]òz contactlenzen lentilles de contact He usually wears contact lenses, but today he has glasses on.13 119 crash (v) xâêôpz in de prak rijden accidenter The truck ran off the road and crashed into a tree.13 120 search xë‰Wípz zoektocht recherche The police led the search for the missing boy.13 120 quit (v) xâïfíz opzeggen démissionner Dad was furious when he found out I'd quit college.13 120 candidate xDâôåÇ]Ç]íz kandidaat candidat The Republican party's candidate for president.13 120 guitarist xÖfDí^Wê]ëíz gitarist guitariste The guitarist, Jimi Hendrix.13 120 promise (v) xDéêflã]ëz beloven promettre She promised to write to me.13 120 manage xDãôåfÇwz manager zijn van gérer Nobody knows how the prisoners managed to escape.13 120 financial problems xÑfDåôåp]ä=DéêflÄä]ãòz financiële problemen problèmes financiers The company has recently experienced severe financial problems.13 120 prison xDéêfò]åz gevangenis prison He's been in prison for two years.13 121 application form xôéäfDâÉfp]å=ÑlWãz inschrijfformulier formulaire de candidature Please fill in the job application form.13 121 complete (v) xâ]ãDéäáWíz invullen compléter The complete works of Shakespeare.13 121 sports coach xDëélWíë=â]rípz sportcoach entraîneur sportif He has proved to be a successful sports coach.13 121 full driving licence xDÑrä=DÇê~fîfÏ=Dä~fë]åëz rijbewijs zonder beperkingen permis de conduire complet To get the job, you need a full driving licence.13 121 tennis coach xDíÉåfë=â]rípz tenniscoach entraîneur de tennis My tennis coach is helping me with my backhand.13 121 available x]DîÉfä]Ä]äz beschikbaar disponible Tickets are not available to the public.13 121 look forward to x?ärâ=DÑlWï]Ç=í]z je verheugen op (uitkijken naar) se réjouir de (attendre avec impatience) I'm looking forward to the weekend.13 122 vacation xî]DâÉfp]åz vakantie vacances We're thinking of taking a vacation in the Virgin Islands.13 122 entire xfåDí~f]z geheel entier We spent the entire evening talking.13 122 tick (v) xífâz aankruisen cocher The only sound was the tick of a clock.13 122 apply x]Déä~fz solliciteren postuler I applied for a place on the computing course.13 122 valid xDîôä]Çz geldig valable A valid passport.13 122 present occupation x?flâà]DéÉfp]åz huidig beroep profession actuelle Name? Occupation?13 122 tour guide xír]=Ö~fÇz reisleider guide touristique She worked as a tour guide in Italy over summer.13 122 instructor xfåDëíê¾âí]z instructeur moniteur A driving instructor.

13 122 recommendation x?êÉâ]ãÉåDÇÉfp]åz aanbeveling référenceThe report made several recommendations on how schools can improve their teaching.

13 122 certify xDë‰Wí]Ñ~fz verklaren certifier Engineers certified that the aircraft was safe.13 122 knowledge xDåfläfÇwz kennis connaissance Her knowledge of music is amazing.13 123 characteristic xDâôê]âí]Dêfëífâz eigenschap caractéristique There's one characteristic I like about you - you never stop trying.13 123 steal xëíáWäz stelen voler Someone stole £5 from her pocket.13 123 lie (v) xä~fz liegen mentir She was lying on the grass.13 123 attitude xDôí]íàìWÇz instelling, houding attitude I think it's best to have a relaxed attitude to money.13 123 skill xëâfäz vaardigheid compétence His skill in dealing with people makes him a good manager.13 123 improve xfãDéêìWîz verbeteren améliorer Digital recording improves the sound quality of the tapes.14 124 bank note xÄôkâ=å]ríz bankbiljet billet de banque He withdrew 5 crisp bank notes from his wallet.14 124 cashpoint machine xâôDpDélfåí=ã]DpáWåz geldautomaat distributeur de billets Hold, I'll just get some money from the cashpoint machine.14 124 change xípÉfåÇwz kleingeld monnaie I gave him £10 and he gave me the change.

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14 124 foreign currency xDÑflê]å=Dâ¾ê]åëáz buitenlands geld devise étrangère Profits were hit due to foreign currency fluctuations.14 124 competition x?âflãé]Dífp]åz prijsvraag concours Who won the poetry competition?14 124 waste of money xïÉfëí=flî=Dã¾åáz geldverspilling de l'argent gaspillé It was a rubbish holiday, a complete waste of money.14 124 lend xäÉåÇz lenen (aan) prêter I can lend you £10.14 124 borrow xDÄflê]rz lenen (van) emprunter He borrowed £2,000 from his father.14 124 pay back xéÉf=?Äôâ=EDã¾åáFz terugbetalen rembourser He had to pay back his debts.14 124 afford x]DÑlWÇz veroorloven se permettre I want to go on holiday but I can't afford it.14 124 pocket money xDéflâfí=Dã¾åáz zakgeld argent de poche How much pocket money do you get?14 124 fine xÑ~fåz boete amende We sell fine food from around the world.14 124 valuable xDîôäàì]Ä]äz waardevol qui a de la valeur A very valuable painting.14 124 speeding offence xëéáWÇfÏ=flÑÉåëz te hard rijden excès de vitesse He was fined for a speeding offence.14 125 toss a coin xíflë=]=âlfåz een munt opgooien jouer à pile ou face Let's toss a coin to decide.14 125 heads xÜÉÇòz kop (in kop of munt ) face Heads you win.14 125 tails xíÉfäòz munt (in kop of munt ) pile Tails you lose.14 125 billionaire x?Äfäà]DåÉ]z miljardair milliardaire He's a millionaire many times over, so that makes him a billionaire.14 125 denomination xÇf?åflã]DåÉfp]åz coupure valeur Christians of all denominations.14 125 issue (v) xDfpìWz uitgeven émettre The environment is an issue which is important to young people.14 125 worth xï‰Wqz waard be worth = valoir That old watch must be worth at least £100.14 125 come into circulation xâ¾ã=Dfåí]=?ë‰Wâà]DäÉfpbåz in omloop komen entrer en circulation The euro came into circulation several years ago.14 125 polymer xDéfläfã]z polymeer polymère The firm specialises in plastics and polymers.14 126 employee xfãDéälfáWz werknemer employé The canteen is for employees of the company only.14 126 double (v) xDÇ¾Ä]äz verdubbelen doubler The church has doubled its membership.14 126 mean xãáWåz gemeen avare 'Start' and 'begin' mean basically the same thing.14 126 robber xDêflÄ]z rover voleur A gang of armed robbers.14 126 point (v) xélfåíz richten pointer What were the main points in the article?14 126 gun xÖ¾åz pistool arme à feu The police here all carry guns.14 126 hiss xÜfëz sissen siffler The snake hissed at them.14 126 reply (v) xêfDéä~fz antwoorden répondre "Yes, that's true," she replied.14 126 retire (v) xêfDí~f]z met pensioen gaan prendre sa retraite I'm going to retire when I'm 60.14 126 panic xDéôåfâz paniek panique The bomb warning caused panic.14 126 arrest (v) x]DêÉëíz arresteren arrêter They arrested her for stealing.14 126 arrest x]DêÉëíz arrestatie arrestation They arrested her for stealing.14 126 previous xDéêáWîá]ëz voorgaand précédent We've already discussed that idea at a previous meeting.14 126 intelligence xfåDíÉä]Çw]åëz intelligentie intelligence A person of above-average intelligence14 127 easy come…easy go xDáWòá=â¾ã=DáWòá=Ö]rz zo gewonnen, zo geronnen aussitôt gagné, aussitôt dépensé how do you feel about it? - Easy come, easy go.14 127 generous xDÇwÉå]ê]ëz royaal généreux It was really generous of Jack to take us all on holiday.14 127 bank account xÄôkâ=]Dâ~råíz bankrekening compte en banque I'd like to open a bank account.14 127 court xâlWíz rechtbank tribunal The court rejected the charges against him.14 127 rule (v) xêìWäz bepalen juger Jamie explained the rules of the game to us.14 127 repay xêfDéÉfz terugbetalen rembourser You can repay the loan over 2 years.14 127 plan (v) xéäôåz van plan zijn avoir l'intention de Their plan is to travel around Europe by train.14 127 surprise xë]Déê~fòz verrassing surprise This is a surprise! I thought you weren't coming till tomorrow!14 127 check (v) xípÉâz controleren vérifier The firemen check all the equipment daily.14 127 engagement ring xfåDÖÉfÇwã]åí=êfkz verlovingsring bague de fiançailles He presented her with an engagement ring.

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14 127 horrible xDÜflê]Ä]äz afschuwelijk horrible That was a horrible thing to say.14 127 auction xDlWâp]åz veiling vente aux enchères We bought the furniture at an auction.14 127 gardening xDÖ^WÇåfÏz tuinieren jardinage We did a bit of gardening this afternoon.14 127 plant xéä^Wåíz planten (ww) planter She likes to have lots of plants in the house.14 127 insist xfåDëfëíz erop staan insister Don insisted that he hadn't gone out of the house at all.14 127 bid xÄôÇz bod demande Mr Jones bid $50,000 for the painting.14 128 hole xÜ]räz gat trou We dug a hole in the garden.14 128 floorboard xDÑälWÄlWÇz vloerplanken parquet I lifted the carpet to check the floorboards for woodworm.14 128 tear up xíÉ]=¾éz verscheuren déchirer He tore up the contract and told us to leave.14 129 horrified xÜflêfÑ~fÇz ontsteld horrifié She was horrified to see that he was crying.14 129 delighted xÇfDä~fí]Çz verrukt ravi We were all really delighted with the news.14 129 mess xãÉëz rommel du désordre I'm afraid my room's a bit of a mess.14 129 phone call xDÑ]rå=?âlWäz telefoongesprek un coup de fil I need to make a phone call.14 129 profit xDéêflÑ]íz winst des bénéfices The company made a good profit this year.14 129 speech xëéáWípz toespraak discours He gave a speech to the conference.14 130 deal (v) xÇÉäíz omgaan s'occuper de He accepted a five-year deal to become the team's coach.14 130 service xDë‰Wî]ëz bediening service The new government has promised to improve local services.14 130 include xfåDâäìWÇz omvatten inclure The film festival includes movies from around the world.

14 130 commission xâ]Dãfp]åz commissie commissionThe International Whaling Commission decides the limits on catching whales.

14 131 downstairs x?Ç~råDëíÉ]òz beneden en-bas, à l'étage en-dessous Michael came downstairs in his pyjamas.14 131 commit xâ]Dãfíz begaan commettre The police are still looking for the gang that committed this crime .14 131 crime xâê~fãz misdaad délit Anyone who commits a crime must be punished.15 132 memorial xã]DãlWêá]äz gedenkteken monument We held a memorial ceremony for people who died in the war.15 132 possession xé]DòÉp]åz bezitting bien Don't bring any valuable possessions with you on holiday.15 132 form (v) xÑlWãz vormen former Game shows are a cheap form of entertainment.15 132 solo career xDë]rä]r=â]Dêf]z solocarrière carrière solo After the band split up, he embarked on a solo career.15 132 peace campaigner xéáWë=âôãDéÉfå]=z vredesactivist militant de la paix The peace campaigners formed a human chain.15 132 release xêfDäáWëz uitbrengen sortir, publier When will he be released from prison?15 132 shoot dead xpìWí=ÇÉÇz doodschieten tuer avec une arme à feu They operate a zero-tolerance policy and shoot all suspects dead.15 132 obsessed x]ÄDëÉëÇz geobsedeerd obsédé William is obsessed with making money.15 132 former xDÑlWã]z voormalig ancien, ex- Former US president, Bill Clinton.15 132 gather xDÖôa]z verzamelen se réunir A large crowd had gathered at the scene of the accident.15 132 simultaneously x?ëfã]äDíÉfåá]ëäáz gelijktijdig simultanément The doorbell and telephone rang simultaneously.15 132 poll xé]räz opiniepeiling sondage Recent polls show that the mayor is still popular.15 133 death xÇÉqz dood mort After her husband's death, she lived alone for 20 years.15 133 live on xä~fî=flåz voortleven continuer à vivre He lived on handouts from family and friends.15 133 generation x?ÇwÉå]DêÉfp]åz generatie génération People of my father's generation know little about computers.15 133 get the message across xÖÉí=a]=DãÉëfÇw=]Dâêflëz= de boodschap overbrengen faire passer le message He used pictures as well as words to get the message across.15 133 peace xéáWëz vrede paix When will there be peace in Northern Ireland?15 133 war xïlWz oorlog guerre He was a prisoner during the Vietnam War.15 133 above x]DÄ¾îz boven au-dessus de There was a light above the door.15 133 below xÄfDä]rz onder en-dessous de I looked out of the plane window and saw the fields below.15 133 heaven xDÜÉî]åz hemel ciel, paradis After standing up all day, it was heaven to sit down.

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15 133 hell xÜÉäz hel enfer It was hell waiting for the results of the test.15 133 sky xëâ~fz lucht ciel The sky is blue and the sun is shining.15 133 wonder xDï¾åÇ]z je afvragen se demander si We were wondering where you were.

15 133 greed xÖêáWÇz hebzucht cupidité (avidité)The greed of the logging companies could lead to the destruction of the forest.

15 133 share (v) xpÉ]z delen partager The two secretaries share an office.15 133 brotherhood xDÄê¾a]ÜrÇz broederschap fraternité The spirit of brotherhood.15 133 dreamer xDÇêáWã]z dromer rêveur She was a dreamer - not pragmatic.15 134 president xDéêÉò]Ç]åíz president président President Kennedy.15 134 politics xDéflä]ífâëz politiek la politique Are you interested in politics?15 134 amount x]Dã~råíz hoeveelheid quantité A large amount of jewellery was stolen.15 135 earth x‰Wqz aarde terre People used to believe the Earth was flat, not round.15 135 polluted xé]DäìWí]Çz vervuild pollué The rivers are heavily polluted.15 135 society xë]Dë~f]íáz maatschappij société We live in a multi-racial society.15 135 continue xâ]åDífåàìWz blijven, doorgaan met continuer Lisa's continuing to make good progress with her French.15 135 pollute xé]DäìWíz vervuilen polluer The oil has polluted many beaches.15 135 humanity xÜàìWDãôå]íáz mensheid humanité The attack was a crime against humanity.15 135 imaginary xfDãôÇw]å]êáz denkbeeldig imaginaire Many children have imaginary friends.15 135 celebrity xë]DäÉÄê]íáz beroemdheid célébrité There were lots of TV celebrities at the party.15 135 invisible xfåDîfò]Ä]äz onzichtbaar invisible Germs are invisible to humans.15 136 space suit xëéÉfë=ëìWíz ruimtepak combinaison spatiale Astronauts need a special space suit inside the Space Shuttle.15 136 expert xDÉâëé‰Wíz deskundige expert Bomb experts managed to make the device safe.15 136 confident xDâflåÑ]Ç]åíz ervan overtuigd confiant Jenny seems very confident about her exam.15 136 oxygen xDflâëfÇw]åz zuurstof oxygène Water molecules are made of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.15 136 alien life xDÉfäá]å=ä~fÑz andere levensvormen vie extra-terrestre Is there alien life to be found on Mars?15 136 spaceship xDëéÉfë?pféz ruimteschip vaisseau spatial The spaceship docked successfully with the space station.15 136 space colony xëéÉfë=Dâflä]åáz ruimtekolonie colonie de l'espace The book is about a futuristic space colony.15 136 food tablets xDÑìWÇ=DíôÄäfíëz voedseltabletten comprimé de nourriture Food tablets may once replace real food.15 136 space-tent xDëéÉfë=íÉåíz ruimtetent tente de l'espace They set up a space tent on the Moon.15 137 lecturer xDäÉâíp]ê]z docent chargé de cours She's a brilliant lecturer.15 137 divorced xÇ]DîlWëíz gescheiden divorcé Are you married, single, or divorced?15 137 cancer xDâôåë]z kanker cancer His zodiac sign is cancer.15 137 retired xêfDí~f]Çz gepensioneerd retraité He retired early an age 55.15 137 pregnant xDéêÉÖå]åíz zwanger enceinte She got pregnant soon after they were married.15 137 factory worker xDÑôâíêá=ï‰Wâ]z fabrieksarbeider ouvrier d'usine The factory workers went on strike.15 137 unemployed x?¾åfãDéälfÇz werkloos sans emploi I'm unemployed at the moment, but I'm looking for work15 137 violent xDî~f]ä]åíz gewelddadig violent The man was becoming violent , so I called the police.15 137 depression xÇfDéêÉp]åz depressie dépression Her mother had depression for many years.15 137 agricultural scientist x?ôÖêfDâ¾äíp]ê]ä=Dë~f]åífëíz landbouwkundige ingénieur agronome He works for the government as an agricultural scientist.15 137 appear x]Déf]z lijken apparaître She appeared to change her mind.15 137 suitable xDëìWí]Ä]äz geschikt qui convient This movie's not suitable for children.15 137 perhaps xé]DÜôéëz misschien peut-être Perhaps you'll win next time.

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Personal vocabulary

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