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Pearson Longman Benelux Photocopiable Energy 2 Vocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French English headword Pronunciation Nederlands Français Example sentences Starter unit actor LDôâí]L acteur l'acteur Marlon Brando is a famous actor. act LôâíL acteert jouer (la comédie) Marlon Brando acts in films. boat LÄ]ríL boot le bateau The men in the boat are catching fish. brilliant LDÄêfäà]åíL fantastisch brillant, génial We've had brilliant sunshine all day, and no rain./ Our school has a few brilliant teachers. coffee LDâÑáL koffie le café Mark is drinking a cup of coffee with milk and sugar. cool LâìWäL weather: koel / figure of speech: cool cool, sympa, chouette In the morning and evening, the air is cool./You live on a boat! That's cool drama LDÇê^Wã]L toneelstuk l'art dramatique He has written a new drama for the BBC./ Marlon Brando went to a famous drama school in the US. formal LDÑlWã]äL officieel formel I only wear a suit and tie on formal occasions. good luck L?ÖrÇ Dä¾âL succes bonne chance Good luck in your exams! I hope you do really well. I don’t care L?~f Ç]råí DâÉ]L het kan me niet schelen Ca m'est égal I don't care who wins the race, John or Robert. ice cream L?~fë DâêáWãL ijs la crème glacée Paul likes strawberry ice cream with chocolate sauce. in the middle of Lfå a] DãfÇä ]îI îL midden in au milieu de In the middle of the play, Sarah suddenly started coughing. landlady LDäôåÇ?äÉfÇáL hospita, pensionhoudster la propriétaire She stays in a bed and breakfast where the landlady is very kind. meat LãáWíL vlees la viande We buy our meat from the butcher in the high street. medium LDãáWÇá]ãL gemiddeld moyen Sam is tall. Andrew is short. James is of medium height. rain LêÉfåL regen la pluie There was a lot of rain yesterday. The roads were very wet. secretary LDëÉâê]í]êáL secretaresse le/la secrétaire Isabel is a secretary. She works in an office. strong LëíêÏL sterk fort Christopher is very strong and can lift heavy things. truck Líê¾âL vrachtwagen le camion Robert drives a truck between London and Brussels. trumpet LDíê¾ãéfíL trompet la trompette Richard teaches the trumpet in a music college in New York. weather LDïÉa]L weer le temps (météo) Yesterday the weather was very bad. There was a lot of rain. Unit 1 Focus 1 at last L]í Dä^WëíL eindelijk enfin At last, after five attempts, I've managed to open that file you sent me! dance studio LDÇ^Wåë ?ëíàìWÇá]rL balletstudio la salle de danse She goes to Pineapple dance studio for classes in modern dance. group LÖêìWéL groep le groupe One group of boys was standing and another group was sitting down. lunchtime LDä¾åípí~fãL lunchtijd le temps de midi I'll just have a coffee and a biscuit at lunchtime. never mind L?åÉî] Dã~fåÇL niets aan te doen ça ne fait rien Well, we've lost again. Never mind, we'll try again next year. snake LëåÉfâL slang le serpent Snakes are long and thin. They have no legs. timetable LDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äL rooster, dienstregeling l'horaire ”What time does the train leave?“ ”The timetable will tell you." What’s the matter? L?ïíë a] Dãôí]L wat is er? qu'est-ce qui se passe? What's the matter? You don't look very well. wrong ÏL fout faux, incorrect ”Two and two are five.“ ”No, that's wrong!“ Unit 1 Focus 2 a lot of L] Däí ]îI îL een heleboel beaucoup de He asked me a lot of questions about my job, where I lived and so on. sandwich LDëôåïfÇwL sandwich le sandwich Alan made a sandwich with some cheese and two pieces of bread. Unit 1 Focus 3 (lunch)break L Dä¾åíp ÄêÉfâL (lunch)pauze la pause de midi There will be sandwiches next door during the lunch break. Art L^WíL kunst l'art Claudia is studying art at university. Computer studies Lâ]ã?éàìWí] Dëí¾ÇáòL informatica l'informatique Jenny is doing computer studies and engineering at York. Geography LÇwáDÖê]ÑáI DÇwÖ -L aardrijkskunde la géographie Lancaster University is a good place to study geography. Maths LãôqëL wiskunde les maths Henry's reading maths at the London School of Economics. Science LDë~f]åëL natuurkunde, wetenschap les sciences She got a degree in computer science at Birmingham. Unit 1 Focus 4 homework LDÜ]rãï‰WâL huiswerk le devoir I can't go to Lisa's house this evening. I must do my homework. shining LDp~fåfÏL schijnend brillant, luisant The sun is shining and the birds are singing. What a lovely day! sun Lë¾åL zon le soleil The sun's gone behind a big black rain cloud. task Lí^WëâL opdracht la tâche I was given the task of handing out the cups. to be sick Lí] Äá DëfâL ziek zijn, overgeven être malade, vomir I've eaten too much ice cream and I think I'm going to be sick. Unit 1 Focus 5 Page 1 of 13

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Energy 2Vocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French

English headword Pronunciation Nederlands Français Example sentencesStarter unitactor LDôâí]L acteur l'acteur Marlon Brando is a famous actor.act LôâíL acteert jouer (la comédie) Marlon Brando acts in films.boat LÄ]ríL boot le bateau The men in the boat are catching fish.brilliant LDÄêfäà]åíL fantastisch brillant, génial We've had brilliant sunshine all day, and no rain./ Our school has a few brilliant teachers.coffee LDâflÑáL koffie le café Mark is drinking a cup of coffee with milk and sugar.cool LâìWäL weather: koel / figure of speech: cool cool, sympa, chouette In the morning and evening, the air is cool./You live on a boat! That's cooldrama LDÇê^Wã]L toneelstuk l'art dramatique He has written a new drama for the BBC./ Marlon Brando went to a famous drama school in the US. formal LDÑlWã]äL officieel formel I only wear a suit and tie on formal occasions.good luck L?ÖrÇ=Dä¾âL succes bonne chance Good luck in your exams! I hope you do really well.I don’t care L?~f=Ç]råí=DâÉ]L het kan me niet schelen Ca m'est égal I don't care who wins the race, John or Robert.ice cream L?~fë=DâêáWãL ijs la crème glacée Paul likes strawberry ice cream with chocolate sauce.in the middle of Lfå=a]=DãfÇä=]îI=flîL midden in au milieu de In the middle of the play, Sarah suddenly started coughing.landlady LDäôåÇ?äÉfÇáL hospita, pensionhoudster la propriétaire She stays in a bed and breakfast where the landlady is very kind.meat LãáWíL vlees la viande We buy our meat from the butcher in the high street.medium LDãáWÇá]ãL gemiddeld moyen Sam is tall. Andrew is short. James is of medium height.rain LêÉfåL regen la pluie There was a lot of rain yesterday. The roads were very wet.secretary LDëÉâê]í]êáL secretaresse le/la secrétaire Isabel is a secretary. She works in an office.strong LëíêflÏL sterk fort Christopher is very strong and can lift heavy things.truck Líê¾âL vrachtwagen le camion Robert drives a truck between London and Brussels.trumpet LDíê¾ãéfíL trompet la trompette Richard teaches the trumpet in a music college in New York.weather LDïÉa]L weer le temps (météo) Yesterday the weather was very bad. There was a lot of rain.

Unit 1 Focus 1at last L]í=Dä^WëíL eindelijk enfin At last, after five attempts, I've managed to open that file you sent me!dance studio LDÇ^Wåë=?ëíàìWÇá]rL balletstudio la salle de danse She goes to Pineapple dance studio for classes in modern dance.group LÖêìWéL groep le groupe One group of boys was standing and another group was sitting down.lunchtime LDä¾åípí~fãL lunchtijd le temps de midi I'll just have a coffee and a biscuit at lunchtime.never mind L?åÉî]=Dã~fåÇL niets aan te doen ça ne fait rien Well, we've lost again. Never mind, we'll try again next year.snake LëåÉfâL slang le serpent Snakes are long and thin. They have no legs.timetable LDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äL rooster, dienstregeling l'horaire ”What time does the train leave?“ ”The timetable will tell you."What’s the matter? L?ïflíë=a]=Dãôí]L wat is er? qu'est-ce qui se passe? What's the matter? You don't look very well.wrong LêflÏL fout faux, incorrect ”Two and two are five.“ ”No, that's wrong!“

Unit 1 Focus 2a lot of L]=Däflí=]îI=flîL een heleboel beaucoup de He asked me a lot of questions about my job, where I lived and so on.sandwich LDëôåïfÇwL sandwich le sandwich Alan made a sandwich with some cheese and two pieces of bread.

Unit 1 Focus 3(lunch)break L=Dä¾åíp=ÄêÉfâL (lunch)pauze la pause de midi There will be sandwiches next door during the lunch break.Art L^WíL kunst l'art Claudia is studying art at university.Computer studies Lâ]ã?éàìWí]=Dëí¾ÇáòL informatica l'informatique Jenny is doing computer studies and engineering at York.Geography LÇwáDflÖê]ÑáI=DÇwflÖ-L aardrijkskunde la géographie Lancaster University is a good place to study geography.Maths LãôqëL wiskunde les maths Henry's reading maths at the London School of Economics.Science LDë~f]åëL natuurkunde, wetenschap les sciences She got a degree in computer science at Birmingham.

Unit 1 Focus 4homework LDÜ]rãï‰WâL huiswerk le devoir I can't go to Lisa's house this evening. I must do my homework.shining LDp~fåfÏL schijnend brillant, luisant The sun is shining and the birds are singing. What a lovely day!sun Lë¾åL zon le soleil The sun's gone behind a big black rain cloud.task Lí^WëâL opdracht la tâche I was given the task of handing out the cups.to be sick Lí]=Äá=DëfâL ziek zijn, overgeven être malade, vomir I've eaten too much ice cream and I think I'm going to be sick.

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hold on L?Ü]räÇ=DflåL je vasthouden tenir bon Hold on tight, we're going round a corner.pretty good L?éêfíá=DÖrÇL goed, gaat wel pas mal "How are you today?" "I'm pretty good, thanks. And you?"time’s up L?í~fãò=D¾éL het is tijd c'est terminé (le temps est écoulé) Time's up. Put down your pens and leave the exam papers on your desks.

Unit 1 Focus 6almost (t) LDlWäã]rëíL bijna presque I can almost reach that apple, but it's too high up.everything (t) LDÉîêáqfÏL alles tout She criticises everything I do.get the bus LÖÉí=a]=DľëL de bus nemen prendre le bus Do you want to get the bus to town, or shall we walk?hundreds of LDܾåÇê]Çò=]îL honderden des centaines de There are hundreds of people in the market today – it's very busy.lunch Lä¾åípL lunch le repas de midi We have lunch in the middle of the day, and dinner in the evening.musical LDãàìWòfâ]äL muziek- musical "Do you play a musical instrument?" "Yes, the piano."radio diary (t) L?êÉfÇá]r=DÇ~f]êáL radioverslag un journal (intime) radiophonique He's making a radio diary of his week working on the farm.star (n) Lëí^WL ster la star Lorraine is the real star of that programme.tap dancing LDíôé=?Ç^WåëfÏL tapdansen les claquettes I'm going to classes in tap dancing and ballet.think LqfÏâL denken, vinden penser I think it's a brilliant film, but Harry doesn't like it.

Unit 2 Focus 1coast Lâ]rëíL kust la côte Dover is a town on the south coast of England.coloured LDâ¾ä]ÇL kleur- coloré Take a box of coloured pencils and colour in the picture.desert LDÇÉò]íL woestijn le désert In the desert there is a lot of sand and very little rain.eagles LDáWÖ]äòL arenden les aigles The eagles have a nest high up in the mountains.farm LÑ^WãL boerderij la ferme Martin has a farm with a lot of cows and sheep.forest LDÑflê]ëíL bos la forêt There is a forest on the other side of the river.lake LäÉfâL meer le lac Lake Windermere is a big lake in the north west of England.mile Lã~fäL mijl le mille One mile is a little more than 1600 metres.mountains LDã~råí]åòL bergen les montagnes We got a lovely view of the river and the mountains beyond.north LålWqL noorden le nord Manchester is a city in the north of England.population L?éfléàrDäÉfp]åL bevolking la population Britain has a population of around sixty million.prefer LéêfDщWL de voorkeur geven aan préférer Helen likes tea, but she prefers coffee.rattlesnake LDêôíäëåÉfâL ratelslang le serpent à sonnette Can you hear the noise that rattlesnake is making with its tail?river LDêfî]L rivier la rivière The Nile is a very long river.sea level LDëáW=?äÉî]äL zeespiegel le niveau de la mer Our village is 200 feet above sea level.south Lë~rqL zuiden le sud Bristol is a city in the south of England.state LëíÉfíL staat l'état Texas is one of the largest states in the USA.whitewater rafting L?ï~fíïlWí]=Dê^WÑífÏL raften le rafting We went whitewater rafting on a fast river in New Zealand.wide Lï~fÇL breed large The river is too wide. I can't swim across it.word Lï‰WÇL woord le mot ”House“ is the English word for the building you live in.

Unit 2 Focus 2American football L]?ãÉêfâ]å=DÑríÄlWäL American football le football américain American football is similar to British rugby.burger bar LDĉWÖ]=Ä^WL snackbar le fast food Let's go to the burger bar and have hamburgers and french fries.concert LDâflåë]íL concert le concert We went to a rock concert at Glastonbury.I’m afraid .. L~fã=]DÑêÉfÇL ik ben bang .. je crains … I'm afraid it's bad news – you've failed your exam.match LãôípL wedstrijd le match Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland?you’re kidding LàlW=DâfÇfÏL dat meen je niet tu blagues! Kenya won four-one? You're kidding!

Unit 2 Focus 3birds LĉWÇòL vogels les oiseaux We always put food out for the birds in winter.chicken LDípfâfåL kip la poule, le poulet Can I have a chicken and ham sandwich, please.cow Lâ~rL koe la vache When the cows are lying down, people think it's going to rain.elephant LDÉä]Ñ]åíL olifant l'éléphant Elephants from Africa and India have different size ears.fish LÑfpL vis le poisson I like baked potatoes with fish, like tuna and mackerel.giraffe LÇw]Dê^WÑL giraf la girafe Giraffes have long necks to reach leaves high in the trees.goat LÖ]ríL geit la chèvre There's a goat in the field. It's eating the grass.horse LÜlWëL paard le cheval Have you ever ridden a horse before?insects LDfåëÉâíëL insecten les insectes Some insects carry dangerous diseases.lion LDä~f]åL leeuw le lion Lions eat meat. They live in Africa.

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mammals LDãôã]äòL zoogdieren les mammifères Whales look like fish, but in fact they are mammals.mosquito Lã]DëâáWí]rL mug le moustique I always get a lot of mosquito bites when we go somewhere hot.ostrich LDflëíêfípL struisvogel l'autruche Ostrich meat has less fat than beef or lamb.penguin LDéÉÏÖïfåL pinguïn le pingouin Penguins can't fly, but they can swim under water.rabbit LDêôÄfíL konijn le lapin The rabbit disappeared down a hole in the ground.reptile LDêÉéí~fäL reptiel le reptile Snakes and lizards are reptiles.shark Lp^WâL haai le requin Sharks eat other fish, but they don't often attack people.sheep LpáWéL schaap/schapen le mouton A black and white dog was gathering the sheep together.tiger LDí~fÖ]L tijger le tigre Tigers are yellow and black and are members of the cat family.whale LïÉfäL walvis la baleine Whales live in the sea and often swim very long distances.

Unit 2 Focus 4Africa LDôÑêfâ]L Afrika l'Afrique Mauritius is an island off the west coast of Africa.Antarctica LôåDí^Wâífâ]L Antarctica l'Antarctique Antarctica is a long way south of Australia.better LDÄÉí]L beter mieux, meilleur Alan is very good at English, but Tom is even better.brain LÄêÉfåL hersenen le cerveau This part of your brain tells you whether you feel pain.building LDÄfäÇfÏL gebouw le bâtiment There are many tall buildings in New York City.champion (t) LDípôãéá]åL kampioen le champion, la championne Manchester United are this year's League Cup champions.cheetah LDípáWí]L jachtluipaard le guépard The cheetah is the fastest of the big cats.coconut palm tree LDâ]râ]å¾í=?é^Wã=íêáWL kokospalm le palmier The coconut palm has very large green leaves.crash into (t) L?âêôp=Dfåí]I=DfåírL botsen tegen entrer en collision avec Don't drive so fast! You'll crash into something.dangerous LDÇÉfåÇw]ê]ëL gevaarlijk dangereux Children must not play near the railway. It is very dangerous.fly LÑä~fL vliegen voler They flew to Paris for a short holiday.gold LÖ]räÇL goud(en) l'or, en or Larry got a gold wedding ring and Mary got a silver one.heavy LDÜÉîáL zwaar lourd I can't lift this box – it's too heavy.humans LDÜàìWã]åòL mensen les humains The disease is not dangerous to humans, only to birds.independent L?fåÇfDéÉåÇ]åíL onafhankelijk indépendant The big companies want to buy his business but he wants to stay independent.Libya LDäfÄá]L Libië la Libye Libya has been Italian, French and British, but now it's independent.poisonous LDélfò]å]ëL giftig empoisonné, toxique They put poisonous chemicals on the plants to kill the insects.species LDëéáWpáWòL soort l'espèce Three different species of deer live in the forest.themselves (t) La]ãDëÉäîòL zelf eux-même Don't help them – let them learn how to do it themselves.water LDïlWí]L water l'eau Nick is putting some water in the jug.worse Lï‰WëL erger, slechter pire Yesterday the weather was bad, but today it is even worse.worst Lï‰WëíL ergst, slechtste le pire ”Did you like the film?“ ”No! It was the worst I've ever seen!“

Unit 2 Focus 5around (t) L]Dê~råÇL om autour de There is a wall around Tom's house so that his dog can't get out.dry LÇê~fL droog sec The desert is very dry. There is no water there.Earth L‰WqL aarde le Terre The Earth goes around the sun once every 24 hours.large Lä^WÇwL groot grand Elephants are large animals. Mice are small animals.picnic (t) LDéfâåfâL picknick le pique-nique The children are going to have a picnic near the river tomorrow.range LêÉfåÇwL allerlei (mountain range: bergketen) la série,l'éventail The centre provides a range of services for old people.spider LDëé~fÇ]L spin l'araignée Spiders have eight legs. They eat insects.town (t) Lí~råL stad la ville We lived in a small town near the city of Birmingham.tropical LDíêfléfâ]äL tropisch tropical The weather has been tropical today – very hot and lots of rain.

Unit 3 Focus 1autograph LDlWí]Öê^WÑL handtekening l'autographe He collects the autographs of old Hollywood film stars.badly LDÄôÇäáL slecht mal Your essay is badly written and badly spelled!carefully LDâÉ]Ñ]äáL voorzichtig prudemment, soigneusement Robert drives his car very carefully and doesn't go too fast.explain LfâDëéäÉfåL uitleggen expliquer I'll explain the rules of chess if you want to learn the game.fired LÑ~f]ÇL ontslagen mis à la porte Tom was fired after he was rude to a customer.loudly LDä~rÇäáL hard fort (son) The rain beat loudly on the roof.milk shake LDãfäâ=pÉfâL milkshake le milk-shake Can I have a strawberry milk shake and two cokes, please?order LDlWÇ]L bestelling la commande Give your order to the waiter and he will bring your food.over LD]rî]L over au-dessus de We saw a plane flying over the town.politely Lé]Dä~fíäáL beleefd poliment "It's very nice," she said politely. "Thank you."

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pour LélWL gieten verser Maria poured some water out of the jug into her glass.push LérpL duwen pousser The door didn't move, so she pushed harder.quietly LDâï~f]íäáL zachtjes en silence Ron shut the door quietly as he left the room.rude(ly) LêìWÇI=DêìWÇäáL grof, brutaal impoli, de manière impolie The boys were making rude remarks about the teacher.slowly LDëä]räáL langzaam lentement My grandfather is a very old man and he walks very slowly.strawberry LDëíêlWÄ]êáL aardbei la fraise Susan likes strawberries and cream.waiter LDïÉfí]L kelner le garçon (de café) Martin called the waiter over and asked for a menu.

Unit 3 Focus 2cleaner LDâäáWå]L schoonmaker les nettoyeurs, -euses The cleaners take away all the rubbish every night.cos Lâ]òI=âflòL omdat parce que (abréviation de "because") I don't get out much now cos I have very little money.dunno LDǾå]rL weet niet sais pas (abréviation de 'don't know) "Where's Lucy?" "Dunno."nah Lå^WL nee non "Do you want a sandwich?" "Nah, I'm going to have my dinner soon."pain LéÉfåL pijn la douleur Helen's broken arm is giving her a lot of pain.quickly LDâïfâäáL snel vite He quickly put the money back in his pocket.ugly LD¾ÖäáL lelijk laid I like the picture, but the frame it's in is ugly.way to go L?ïÉf=í]=DÖ]rL goed zo Super! Sensass! Génial! Scotland have won again! Way to go!yup Là]éL ja ouais "Did Arsenal beat Chelsea last night?" "Yup, 2–1."

Unit 3 Focus 3beef LÄáWÑL rundvlees le bœuf We had some beef and onions for dinner.cheese LípáWòL kaas le fromage Shall we have cheese and biscuits instead of pudding?chillies LDípfäáòL chilipepertjes les piments Cut open the chillies and remove the seeds.feast LÑáWëíL feestmaal le festin The meal after a wedding is called the wedding feast.fruit LÑêìWíL fruit le, les fruit(s) ”What fruit do you like?“ "Apples, bananas, and oranges.“garlic LDÖ^WäfâL knoflook l'ail Robert doesn't like garlic because it makes his breath smell.juice LÇwìWëL sap le jus What would you like to drink? A glass of orange juice?mineral water LDãfå]ê]ä=?ïlWí]L mineraalwater l'eau minérale Do you like bubbles in your mineral water?mushrooms LDã¾pêìWãòI=-êrãòL paddenstoelen les champignons Some mushrooms are poisonous and can make you ill.olives LDfläfîòL olijven les olives Do you want black olives on your pizza?onions LD¾åà]åòL uien les oignions Put the onions in with the beef and cook them for ten minutes.pepperoni L?éÉé]Dê]råáL pepperoni saucisson italien piquant Pepperoni is a kind of spicy Italian sausage.peppers LDéÉé]òL paprika's les poivrons There are red, green and yellow peppers in this packet.pineapple LDé~fåôé]äL ananas l'ananas We can buy pineapples fresh in the market, or in tins.sausage LDëflëfÇwL worst la saucisse I had sausage, egg and chips for breakfast on the train.spicy LDëé~fëáL pittig gekruid épicé She's made a spicy tomato sauce to go with the spaghetti.sweetcorn LDëïáWíâlWåL suikermaïs le maïs Put some sweetcorn in the salad to make it crunchy.tomato Lí]Dã^Wí]rL tomaat la tomate Anne bought some tomatoes in the market.topping LDífléfÏL ingrediënt la garniture I always get Four Seasons pizza with extra toppings.vegetarian L?îÉÇw]DíÉ]êá]åL vegetariër le végétarien, la végétarienne More and more people are becoming vegetarians.

Unit 3 Focus 4certainly LDë‰WíåäáL zeker certainement His boss will almost certainly give him the sack.gross LÖê]rëL walgelijk grossier He made a real mess of his food – it was really gross!ready LDêÉÇáL klaar prêt We can eat now. Dinner is ready.

Unit 3 Focus 5all the time L?lWä=a]=Dí~fãL de hele tijd tout le temps I was watching the clock all the time, waiting for the end of the lesson.arrive L]Dê~fîL aankomen arriver The plane leaves London at 11 o'clock and arrives in Paris at 12.baker LDÄÉfâ]L bakker le boulanger Go to the baker's and get a loaf of bread.basil LDÄôò]äL basilicum le basilic This soup needs some herbs, like basil or parsley.billion (t) LDÄfäà]åL miljard le milliard 3.5 billion years ago a meteor hit the Earth.bread LÄêÉÇL brood la pain We eat a lot of bread because we have sandwiches every day.centuries LDëÉåíp]êáòL eeuwen les siècles For centuries people have sailed across the sea to find new lands.chips LípféëL patat les frites These potatoes are very good for making chips.continue Lâ]åDífåàìWL doorgaan continuer The strike continued for four weeks.Europe LDàr]ê]éL Europa l'Europe Many people from eastern Europe have come to Britain.

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fair (t) LÑÉ]L licht, blond blond John's hair is fair. Paul's hair is dark.fast food L?Ñ^Wëí=DÑìWÇL fastfood le fast food There's another fast food restaurant opening in town this week.fish and chips L?Ñfp=]å=DípféëL vis met patat poisson frit avec des frites Get some fish and chips on your way home.flag LÑäôÖL vlag le drapeau There's a flag on the roof of the building.french fries L?ÑêÉåíp=DÑê~fòL Franse frietjes les frites French fries are a bit like thin chips.ham (t) LÜôãL ham le jambon They do a nice chicken and ham sandwich here.king LâfÏL koning le roi King Juan Carlos is the King of Spain.minced (t) LãfåëíL gehakt haché You make cottage pie with minced beef, potatoes and carrots.mozzarella L?ãflíë]DêÉä]L mozzarella la mozzarella They use mozzarella cheese, tomatoes and olives on the pizza.other LD¾a]L ander autre One of my brothers works in an office and the other is a student.play cards L?éäÉf=Dâ^WÇòL kaarten les cartes jouer My dad and his friends sometimes play cards for money.potato Lé]DíÉfí]rL aardappel la pomme de terre Anne bought some potatoes in the market.queen LâïáWåL koningin la reine Queen Elizabeth is the Queen of England.traditional Líê]DÇfp]å]äL traditioneel traditionnel This restaurant produces excellent traditional French dishes.

Unit 4 Focus 1arrest (v) L]DêÉëíL arresteren arrêter They've arrested a man for the robbery in the high street.death LÇÉqL dood la mort After her death she wants her money to go to charity.die LÇ~fL sterven mourir Tom's grandmother died in 1984. She was 86 years old.escape LfDëâÉféL ontsnappen s'échapper The policeman caught the thief, but then he escaped again.fan LÑôåL fan (ook: ventilator) le/la fan Turn on the fan if you're too warm./ The singer's fans were waiting outside.gun LÖ¾åL pistool l'arme à feu I've never fired a gun in my life.hospital LDÜflëéfíäL ziekenhuis l'hôpital Jane is a nurse. She works in the local hospital.in the end Lfå=aá=DÉåÇL uiteindelijk finalement I tried hard, but in the end I didn't win the competition.later LDäÉfí]L later plus tard I'm going out – I'll see you later.member LDãÉãÄ]L lid le membre Peter is a member of the school football team.outside L~ríDë~fÇL buiten à l'extérieur, dehors Susan was talking to her sister outside the post office.police officer Lé]DäáWë=?flÑfë]L politieagent le policier, la policière My sister's a police officer at the airport.probably LDéêflÄ]ÄäáL waarschijnlijk probablement There are a lot of clouds in the sky, so it will probably rain today.recording studio LêfDâlWÇfÏ=?ëíàìWÇá]rL opnamestudio le studio d'enregistrement Oasis are coming to the recording studio to make a new record.return LêfDí‰WåL terugkeren revenir She went out early and didn't return home until late.shoot (v) LpìWíL schieten tirer (arme à feu) She pulled out a gun and shot him in the leg.sign (v) Lë~fåL tekenen signer Sign your name at the bottom of the page, please.square LëâïÉ]L vierkant le carré ou la place A square has four sides that are all the same length.turn round L?í‰Wå=Dê~råÇL omdraaien tourner Run to that end, then turn round and run back to this end.

Unit 4 Focus 2another L]Då¾a]L nog een un/ une autre ”Would you like another cup of coffee?“ ”Yes, please.“break into L?ÄêÉfâ=Dfåí]I=DfåírL inbreken in entrer par effraction Somebody broke into the office and stole all the computers.diamond LDÇ~f]ã]åÇL diamant le diamant Isabel wears a diamond ring on her third finger.gang LÖôÏL bende la bande The gang stole £53 million in cash.hide LÜ~fÇL verstoppen (se) cacher Jane is hiding under the table and Michael is trying to find her.inside LfåDë~fÇL in à l'intérieur "Is there anything inside the box?" "No, it's empty."paint LéÉfåíL schilderen peindre Martin is painting a picture of the mountains.road digger LDê]rÇ=?ÇfÖ]L graafmachine la pelleteuse A man driving a road digger made a big hole in the pavement.steal LëíáWäL stelen voler Yesterday a thief stole some money from Susan's handbag.thief/thieves LqáWÑI=qáWîòL dief/dieven le voleur Thieves stole a famous painting from the art gallery.uniform LDàìWåfÑlWãL uniform l'uniforme Nurses wear a uniform when they are working.

Unit 4 Focus 3art gallery LD^Wí=?Öôä]êáL kunstgalerie, museum la galerie d'art The Mona Lisa is in an art gallery in Paris.hotel LÜ]rDíÉäL hotel l'hôtel David will be staying at the Hotel Prince when he goes to Paris.library LDä~fÄê]êáI=-ÄêáL bibliotheek la bibliothèque (lieu) I'll go to the library and look up the information I need.market LDã^WâfíL markt le marché We buy all our vegetables from Tesco.museum LãàìWDòá]ãL museum le musée You can see very old swords in the British Museum.opposite LDflé]òfíL tegenover en face de The school is opposite the shops.police station Lé]DäáWë=?ëíÉfp]åL politiebureau le bureau de police Somebody found my wallet and took it to the police station.

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post office LDé]rëí=?flÑfëL postkantoor la poste At the post office, you can post letters and buy stamps.train station LDíêÉfå=?ëíÉfp]åL station la gare Does this bus go past the train station?underground (tube) LD¾åÇ]Öê~råÇL metro le métro When Christopher is in London, he travels on the underground.

Unit 4 Focus 4along L]DäflÏL langs, de .. door le long de Peter walked along the street and then turned right.at the end L]í=aá=DÉåÇL aan het einde au bout Go right along this street and you'll find the post office at the end.come out Lâ¾ã=D~ríL tevoorschijn komen sortir The clouds disappeared and the sun came out.cross LâêflëL oversteken traverser Peter always crosses the road carefully.fantastic LÑôåDíôëífâL fantastisch fantastique The film was fantastic. We liked it very much.hang on L?ÜôÏ=DflåL even wachten attends! Hang on, don't go yet! I want to talk to you.Happy birthday L?Üôéá=DĉWqÇÉfL gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag bon anniversaire! Happy birthday, Jenny! I hope you have a lovely time.map LãôéL kaart le plan Jo was looking for Italy on a map of Europe.money LDã¾åáL geld l'argent ”Have you got any money?“ ”Yes, I've got £1.40.“road (t) Lê]rÇL weg la route, la chaussée Her address is 25 Park Road.street LëíêáWíL straat la rue They live at 14 North Street.turn left L?í‰Wå=DäÉÑíL links afslaan tourner à gauche Turn left at the next traffic lights.turn right L?í‰Wå=Dê~fíL rechtsaf slaan tourner à droite He told me to turn right but I went straight on instead!

Unit 4 Focus 5carry LDâôêáL dragen transporter Tom is carrying some books to school in his bag..corridor LDâflêfÇlWL gang le couloir Please leave the classroom and wait in the corridor.office LDflÑfëL kantoor le bureau Isabel works in an office as a secretary.throw Lqê]rL gooien jeter Throw the ball to Daddy!

Unit 5 Focus 1be careful LÄá=DâÉ]Ñ]äL voorzichtig zijn être prudent Be careful when you cross the road.bully LDÄräáL pesten harceler The big boys bully him and take his dinner money away.design LÇfDò~fåL ontwerp la conception We've made some changes to the building's original design.film shoot LDÑfäã=pìWíL filmopname le tournage They've set the cameras up for a film shoot in the square.heart LÜ^WíL hart le cœur Your heart makes blood go round your body.iceberg LD~fëĉWÖL ijsberg l'iceberg The ship hit an iceberg and sank in the Atlantic.jump (off) LÇw¾ãéL (van .. af) springen sauter (en-bas de) The cat jumped off the wall and onto the grass.life jacket LDä~fÑ=?ÇwôâfíL reddingsvest le gilet de sauvetage Some people didn't have life jackets and they drowned in the sea.mad LãôÇL waanzinnig fou He's had some mad idea about how to make a million pounds.must Lã]ëíI=ã¾ëíL moeten devoir We must have water and food to live.panic LDéôåfâL paniek, in paniek raken la panique The crowd panicked and ran towards the doors.perhaps Lé]DÜôéëL misschien peut-être Sarah's late – perhaps she missed the bus.should Lp]ÇI=prÇL kunnen beter devrais, devrait, devrions, devriez, devraient It's late. We should go home now, Tom.slow down L?ëä]r=DÇ~råL vaart minderen ralentir Slow down – there's a sharp corner just ahead.unhappy L¾åDÜôéáL ongelukkig malheureux If you're so unhappy, why don't you change jobs?watch out L?ïflíp=D~ríL uitkijken faire attention Watch out in case anybody is trying to cross the road.window dresser LDïfåÇ]r=?ÇêÉë]L etaleur/etaleuse l'étalagiste (masc. & fém.) She works as a window dresser in a big shop in Kensington.

Unit 5 Focus 2advertise LDôÇî]í~fòL bekendmaken faire la publicité de, mettre une annonce pour We need to advertise the meeting so that lots of people will come.architecture LD^WâfíÉâíp]L architectuur l'architecture The architecture in the centre of Chicago is amazing.ballet dancer LDÄôäÉf=?Ç^Wåë]L balletdanser(es) le danseur, la danseuse classique She wanted to be a ballet dancer but she wasn't tall enough.carpenter LDâ^Wéfåí]L timmerman le charpentier The carpenter's making a new door for the cottage.factory worker LDÑôâí]êá=?ï‰Wâ]L fabrieksarbeider l'ouvrier, l'ouvrière d'usine The factory workers all go home at exactly five o'clock.glass LÖä^WëL glas le verre Martin is putting some new glass in the window.housewife LDÜ~rëï~fÑL huisvrouw la femme au foyer She doesn't have a paid job but she has a busy life as a housewife.model LDãflÇäL model le mannequin The boys are playing with their railway models./ She works as a model with a great designernurse Lå‰WëL verpleegkundige l'infirmier, l'infirmière Jane is a nurse. She works in the local hospital.salesperson LDëÉfäò?é‰Wë]åL verkoper/verkoopster le vendeur, la vendeuse The salesperson in the shop was very pleasant and helpful.unemployed L?¾åfãDéälfÇL werkloos sans emploi Henry used to work as a gardener but he's unemployed just now.waitress LDïÉfíê]ëL serveerster la serveuse Helen's working as a waitress in the café for the summer.

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Unit 5 Focus 3drinks machine LDÇêfÏâë==ã]?páWåL frisdrankenautomaat, koffieautomaat le distributeur de boissons The drinks machine is broken and I can't get my money back.ill LfäL ziek malade Tom is ill in bed and the doctor is looking at him.immediately LfDãáWÇá]íäáL meteen immédiatement Nick heard the bell and immediately ran out of the classroom.maybe LDãÉfÄáL misschien peut-être ”Will Uncle David come tomorrow?“ ”I don't know. Maybe."playground LDéäÉfÖê~råÇL schoolplein la cour de récréation The children are running around in the school playground.rules LêìWäòL regels le règlement You have to play by the rules or you'll be sent off the pitch.

Unit 5 Focus 4bowl LÄ]räL kom le bocal There are some eggs and some flour in the bowl.goldfish LDÖ]räÇÑfpL goudvis le poisson rouge Katy bought a goldfish at the pet shop.report LêfDélWíL verslag le bulletin (scolaire) The newspaper report gave the man's age as 23./ Penny's parents are not very happy with her latest school reportrest LêÉëíL rest mettre au repos I've eaten half the meal, but I can't eat the rest./ Mickey should rest his voice sometimes.term Lí‰WãL blok le semestre (scolaire) This is the summer term. It ends in July.

Unit 5 Focus 5advice L]ÇDî~fëL advies le(s) conseil(s) ”Can you give me some advice?“ ”What do you want to know?"copy LDâfléáL overschrijven copier Helen is copying the words from the blackboard.discuss LÇfDëâ¾ëL bespreken discuter de We met today to discuss our science project.follow LDÑflä]rL volgen suivre The teacher went out and the students followed her.go out with someone LÖ]r=D~rí=ïfa=?ë¾ãï]åL uitgaan met iemand sortir avec qqn She's been going out with Charlie for six months now.

Unit 5 Focus 6aeroplane (t) LDÉ]ê]éäÉfåL vliegtuig l'avion Tina flew from Paris to London in an aeroplane.air courier (t) LDÉ]=?ârêá]L luchtkoerier le courrier express The air courier will take the package to Mexico.amazing L]DãÉfòfÏL verbazingwekkend étonnant What an amazing story! I can hardly believe it!blood LÄä¾ÇL bloed le sang I cut my arm and lost a lot of blood.cannon LDâôå]åL kanon le canon The thunder was so loud it sounded like cannon fire.chariots LDípôêá]íëL strijdwagens le char The Romans used to race chariots round the Hippodrome.circus LDë‰Wâ]ëL circus le cirque You can see a lot of animals and dancers at a circus.documents (t) LDÇflâàrã]åíëL documenten les documents The documents said that my grandfather's name was Hugh.exciting (t) LfâDë~fífÏL spannend enthousiasmant Did you have an exciting time at the zoo?fleas LÑäáWòL vlooien les puces The dog's got fleas – we'll need to give him a bath.huge LÜàìWÇwL enorm énorme This street leads to a huge open square.hurt L܉WíL bezeren blesser The little girl fell down and hurt her leg.miniature LDãfå]íp]L miniatuur- miniature He's built a miniature railway in his back garden.mistake (t) LãfDëíÉfâL fout la faute, l'erreur You made a mistake. You said that Paris was in Spain.parcel (t) LDé^Wë]äL pakje le colis The postman delivered the parcel just after 10 o'clock.positive LDéflò]ífîL zeker (weten) positif Are you positive we're in the right street?pull LéräL trekken tirer Pull the door shut behind you when you leave.scratch LëâêôípL krabben gratter The dog keeps scratching himself. I think he's got fleas.take the dog for a walk L?íÉfâ=a]=DÇflÖ=Ñ]ê=]=?ïlWâL de hond uitlaten promener le chien I take the dog for a little walk every night before bedtime.window cleaner (t) LDïfåÇ]r=?âäáWå]L glazenwasser le laveur / la laveuse de vitres The window cleaner has cleaned all the marks off the glass.

Unit 6 Focus 1action LDôâp]åL maatregelen l'action The government must take action to stop the rise in crime.alien LDÉfäá]åL buitenaards wezen l'extra-terrestre The aliens in this film try to take control of the Earth.computer effects Lâ]ãDéàìWí]ê=f?ÑÉâíëL computereffecten les effets spéciaux There are some good computer effects in the movie.create LâêáDÉfíL scheppen créer The new factory should create 450 jobs.extras LDÉâëíê]òL figuranten, opties les figurants You can get special paint and special wheels as extras on this car.fame LÑÉfãL roem la gloire His fame as an author has spread throughout the world.helpful LDÜÉäéÑ]äL nuttig aimable Judy gave me some useful advice on how to pass the test.imagine LfDãôÇwfåL je voorstellen imaginer Imagine you're lying on a beach.kids LâfÇòL kinderen les gosses The kids are going on a school trip to Berlin in March.pay LéÉfL betalen payer ”How much did you pay for that pen?“ ”Fifty pence.“rehearse LêfD܉WëL repeteren répéter If we don't rehearse we won't get the words right.scene LëáWåL scène la scène The opening scene of the film takes place in Venice.

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sci-fi LDë~f=?Ñ~fL sciencefiction la science-fiction Brian used to write sci-fi books about life in the future.stupid LDëíàìWéfÇL stom stupide Don't be so stupid! Look before you cross the road!take LíÉfâL aannemen, brengen prendre Take this note to Dr Mason.

Unit 6 Focus 2film premiere LDÑfäã=?éêÉãáÉ]L filmpremière l'avant-première (d'un film) All the Hollywood stars will be at the film premiere.hope LÜ]réL hopen espérer I hope you feel better soon.invitation L?fåî]DíÉfp]åL uitnodiging l'invitation Thanks for your invitation, but I can't come to dinner tomorrow.

Unit 6 Focus 3centigrade (t) LDëÉåífÖêÉfÇL Celsius centigrade It is very hot today. It is thirty degrees centigrade (30°C).clear Lâäf]L helder clair There's a very clear sky tonight – you can see lots of clouds.cloudy LDâä~rÇáL bewolkt nuageux It's very cloudy today. I think it's going to rain.degrees (t) LÇfDÖêáWòL graden les degrés Bake the cake at 250 degrees for 20 minutes.flood LÑä¾ÇL overstromen l'inondation After the rain, the river flooded and the fields got very wet.foggy LDÑflÖáL mistig brumeux It's very foggy on the motorway – you can't see where you're going.forecast (t) LDÑlWâ^WëíL weerbericht les prévisions They said on the forecast that it will be sunny tomorrow.freezing LDÑêáWòfÏL ijskoud gelant It's freezing in here! Can we turn up the heat?hot LÜflíL heet (très) chaud The weather is hot in Spain. It is cold in England.India LDfåÇá]L India l'Inde 1997 was the 50th anniversary of India's independence.minus LDã~få]ëL min moins Six minus two equals four (6 – 2 = 4).snow Lëå]rL sneeuw la neige Snow has been falling heavily all day.storm LëílWãL storm la tempête There was a bad storm last night and lots of trees fell over.sunny LDë¾åáL zonnig ensoleillé Yesterday it was sunny. The sun shone all day.temperature (t) LDíÉãéê]íp]L temperatuur la température Today it is very hot. The temperature is thirty-five degrees C.thunder and lightning L?q¾åÇ]ê=]å=Dä~fíåfÏL onweer le tonnerre et les éclairs The plane will not take off till the thunder and lightning stops.windy LDïfåÇáL winderig venteux It is very windy and all the trees are waving from side to side.

Unit 6 Focus 4army LD^WãáL leger l'armée William is a soldier in the army.come back Lâ¾ã=DÄôâL terugkomen revenir, rentrer Wait! Come back, you've forgotten something.course LâlWëL cursus, gang le cours, la formation We sometimes have three courses for dinner./ Next year I'm going to do a university course.marketing LDã^Wâ]ífÏL marketing le marketing He works in sales and marketing for a big food company.military service L?ãfä]í]êá=Dë‰WîfëL militaire dienst le service militaire In some countries, all young men have to do military service.plan LéäôåL plan le plan, l'intention The company has plans to create 30 more jobs.supermarket LDëìWé]?ã^WâfíI=DëàìW-L supermarkt le supermarché The car park is right behind the supermarket.

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drifter LDÇêfÑí]L lanterfanterqqn qui se laisse aller au gré des événements, qui n'a pas e but dans la vie He's a drifter, always going from one job to another.

planner LDéäôå]L iemand die plannen maakt, planoloog le planificateur, la -trice City planners are looking for ways to get people to use buses.

Unit 6 Focus 6decide (t) LÇfDë~fÇL besluiten décider I can't decide whether to buy the brown shoes or the black ones.dinosaur LDÇ~få]ëlWL dinosaurus le dinosaure People have different ideas about why the dinosaurs all died.freeze LÑêáWòL bevriezen geler It was so cold, the lake had frozen overnight.ice L~fëL ijs la glace In the winter in cold countries there is ice on some rivers.Jurassic LÇwrDêôëfâL jura jurassique The dinosaurs lived during the Jurassic period of history.Mars Lã^WòL Mars Mars NASA have sent a spacecraft to have a look at Mars.maximum LDãôâë]ã]ãL maximum maximum The maximum temperature yesterday was 30 degrees Centigrade.melt LãÉäíL (doen) smelten fondre The sun is melting the snow.meteor LDãáWíá]L meteoor le météore A large meteor fell here in the desert hundreds of years ago.none of Lå¾å=]îI=flîL geen van aucun de None of the other planets in our solar system has people on it.planet LDéäôå]íL planeet la planète The Earth is a planet. The planets go round the sun.predictions LéêfDÇfâp]åòL voorspellingen les prédictions She makes predictions about your life based on the positions of the planets.recreate L?êáWâêáDÉfíL namaken recréer The zoo tries to recreate the animals' natural surroundings.speed of light L?ëéáWÇ=]î=Dä~fíL snelheid van het licht la vitesse de la lumière In this sci-fi story, spaceships can travel at the speed of light.survive Lë]Dî~fîL overleven survivre She was lucky to survive the crash.

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underwater L?¾åÇ]DïlWí]L onderwater sous-marin, sous l'eau With this waterproof camera you can take underwater photographs.wake up L?ïÉfâ=D¾éL wakker worden (se) réveiller Alan slept for eight hours. Then he woke up.zoo LòìWL dierentuin le zoo We saw a lion and some elephants at the zoo.

Unit 7 Focus 1bad luck L?ÄôÇ=Dä¾âL pech pas de chance It was just bad luck that she fell and broke her leg.bored LÄlWÇL verveeld I'm bored = je m'ennuie I'm bored with this film – let's go and have something to eat!excited LfâDë~fífÇL opgewonden enthousiasmé Paul 's very excited about going to the zoo tomorrow..pay back L?éÉf=DÄôâL terugbetalen rembourser If you give me five pounds today, I'll pay you back tomorrow.puzzled LDé¾ò]äÇL in de war perplexe You look puzzled. Don't you understand the question?rent LêÉåíL huur le loyer The rent for this room is two hundred pounds a month.solution Lë]DäìWp]åL oplossing la solution I can't work out the solution to this maths problem.surprised Lë]Déê~fòÇL verbaasd surpris We were surprised Tom wasn't at school yesterday.vocabulary Lî]DâôÄà]ä]êáL woordenschat le vocabulaire Reading helps to improve your vocabulary.

Unit 7 Focus 2if LfÑL als si If it's very hot, we eat outside.part-time L?é^Wí=Dí~fãL parttime à temps partiel I got a part-time job in the supermarket, working on Saturdays.pass an exam L?é^Wë=]å=fÖDòôãL voor een examen slagen réussir un examen Kate has passed her exams and is going on to university.hard (adv) LÜ^WÇL hard dur(ement) This metal bar is very hard. I can't bend it.

Unit 7 Focus 3fingernails LDÑfÏÖ]åÉfäòL vingernagels les ongles My fingernails are dirty because I've been planting flowers.knife Lå~fÑL mes le couteau Helen cut the bread with a knife.ladder LDäôÇ]L ladder l'échelle Mark stood on a ladder to paint the top part of the wall.mirror LDãfê]L spiegel le miroir Dick looked at his face in the mirror.pin LéfåL spelden l'épingle They gave everyone at the wedding a flower to pin to their clothes.spoon LëéìWåL lepel la cuiller We ate the ice cream with a spoon.superstition L?ëìWé]Dëífp]åI=?ëàìW-L bijgeloof la superstition Do you know the old superstition that the number 13 is unlucky?umbrella L¾ãDÄêÉä]L paraplu le parapluie It's raining, but don't worry – Christopher has an umbrella.

Unit 7 Focus 4air LÉ]L lucht l'air Fish live in the sea. Birds and planes fly in the air.experiment LfâDëéÉê]ã]åíL experiment l'expérience (que l'on fait) They did experiments on rats to see if the drug worked.float LÑä]ríL drijven flotter Wood floats on water. Metals sink in water.ketchup LDâÉíp]éL ketchup le ketchup Can I have ketchup on my chips?litres LDäáWí]òL liter litres The car's tank holds 50 litres of petrol.observation L?flÄò]DîÉfp]åL observatie l'observation "We'll keep you under observation till tomorrow," said the doctor.observe L]ÄDò‰WîL observeren observer We can observe the birds from here, but they can't see us.packet LDéôâfíL pak le paquet Isabel opened a packet of biscuits.peel LéáWäL schillen peler Will you peel the potatoes, please?remove LêfDãìWîL eraf halen, uittrekken retirer, enlever Please remove your shoes before you enter the church.sink LëfÏâL zinken couler The ship sank after it hit the iceberg.squeeze LëâïáWòL knijpen in, uitpersen presser Squeeze two lemons and add the juice to the mixture.test LíÉëíL test, toets le test I've got a history test tomorrow.top LífléL bovenaan le sommet, le haut Write your name at the top of the page.

Unit 7 Focus 5eggs (t) LÉÖòL eieren les oeufs You need two eggs to make this cake.list (t) LäfëíL lijst la liste Anne is writing a list of the things she needs to buy.milk (t) LãfäâL melk le lait We get milk from cows and goats.salt LëlWäíL zout la sel There is salt in the water in the sea.silver LDëfäî]L zilver l'argent (métal) Many old coins were made of silver.sugar LDprÖ]L suiker le sucre Alan likes a lot of sugar in his coffee.

Unit 7 Focus 6crown Lâê~råL kroon la couronne The Queen only wears her crown on special occasions.diet cola (t) L?Ç~f]í=Dâ]rä]L cola light le coca light I like diet cola because it doesn't taste too sweet.discovery LÇfëDâ¾î]êáL ontdekking la découverte The police made several discoveries when they entered the house.

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eureka LàrDêáWâ]L eureka eurêka! Eureka! I've discovered the secret at last!jeweller LDÇwìW]ä]L juwelier le bijoutier, la bijouterie I'll go to the jeweller's and get a new battery for my watch.measure LDãÉw]L (op)meten la mesure Jenny measured her plant. It was twenty centimetres tall.mixture LDãfâëíp]L mengsel le mélange ”What are you eating?“ ”A mixture of meat, rice, and vegetables.“pure Léàr]L zuiver pur The water from this stream is very pure and safe to drink.volume LDîfläàìWãL inhoud le volume He measured the volume of the object by putting it in water.weight LïÉfíL gewicht le poids How can you measure the weight of these oranges?

Unit 8 Focus 1attractive L]DíêôâífîL aantrekkelijk attirant, beau An attractive young woman sat down beside him.audition LlWDÇfp]åL auditie l'audition Freda's got an audition for the school play on Friday.bring LÄêfÏL brengen apporter ”Helen, bring me your book!“ said the teacher.character LDâôêfâí]L personage le personnage, le rôle Sinbad is a famous character in some old stories.dishes LDÇfpfòL afwas, gerechten la vaisselle He's very good at cooking certain Indian dishes.exactly (t) LfÖDòôâíäáL precies exactement We got home at exactly six o'clock.fancy (v) LDÑôåëáL zin hebben in avoir envie de, aimer I fancy a Chinese meal tonight for a change.feel sorry for someone L?ÑáWä=Dëflêá=Ñ]=?ë¾ãï]åL medelijden hebben met avoir pitié de qqn I feel sorry for Mohammed – he's lost his job.give up L?Öfî=D¾éL opgeven renoncer Don't give up – I'm sure you'll do better the next time.

hers L܉WòL van haarle sien, la sienne, les siens (possesseur féminin) "Is this your book, or Donna's?" "It's hers."

information L?fåÑ]DãÉfp]åL informatie les informations ”Can you give me some information about trains to London?“mid-teens L?ãfÇ=DíáWåòL halverwege de tienerjaren d'une quinzaine d'années She has two sons who are both in their mid-teens.mine Lã~fåL van mij le mien, la mienne, les miens ”That's my book.“ ”No, it isn't, it's mine.“ours L~r]òL het onze le nôtre, la nôtre, les nôtres Your house is new, but ours is old.permission Lé]Dãfp]åL toestemming la permission You have to ask permission if you want to leave early.physically LDÑfòfâäáL lichamelijk physiquement She is young and physically fit.soap opera LDë]ré=?flé]ê]L soap le soap Coronation Street is Britain's favourite soap opera.standard (t) LDëíôåÇ]ÇL peil le niveau You have to reach a very high standard to get a job with us.theirs LaÉ]òL de hunne le leur, la leur, les leurs When our computer broke, Tom and Sue let us use theirs.to be broke Lí]=Äá=DÄê]râL blut zijn être fauché I'm broke. I can't even afford a bag of chips for dinner.trouble LDíê¾Ä]äL problemen les ennuis We've been having trouble with the brakes on our car.whose LÜìWòL wiens à qui, de qui? ”Whose book is this?“ ”It's Maria's.“yawn LàlWåL gapen bailler I keep yawning because I'm really tired.

yours LàlWòL het jouwele tien, la tienne, les tiens/ le vôtre, la vôtre, les vôtres ”This is my book. Yours is on the desk.“

Unit 8 Focus 2accident LDôâë]Ç]åíL ongeluk l'accident Robert had an accident in his car on the motorway.acrobatics L?ôâê]DÄôífâëL acrobatiek l'acrobatie The clowns at the circus did acrobatics and wore funny clothes.bad guy LDÄôÇ=Ö~fL slechterik le mauvais, le méchant That actor played the bad guy in that cowboy film we saw.dollars LDÇflä]òL dollar les dollars The model I want to buy costs 50 dollars.kung fu L?â¾Ï=DÑìWL kungfu le kung fu Ivan learned kung fu at evening classes.rich LêfípL rijk riche Douglas is very rich. He has a lot of money.stunt Lëí¾åíL stunt la cascade Harrison Ford does all his own stunts in his films.

Unit 8 Focus 3bike LÄ~fâL fiets le vélo He fell off his bike and cut his knee.car Lâ^WL auto la voiture, l'auto Did you come by car or on the train?get a lift LÖÉí=]=DäfÑíL een lift krijgen se faire reconduire en voiture I got a lift from Robert who lives next door to me.lorry LDäflêáL vrachtwagen le camion A lorry delivers more food to the supermarket every day.motorbike LDã]rí]Ä~fâL motorfiets la motocyclette I used to have a motorbike but I prefer to drive a car.on foot Lflå=DÑríL te voet à pied It's easier to get around town on foot than in a car.plane LéäÉfåL vliegtuig l'avion It's much quicker to go to Italy by plane than to drive.schoolbus LDëâìWäľëL schoolbus le bus scolaire The schoolbus picks us up at 8.15 every weekday morning.scooter LDëâìWí]L scooter le scooter I'd like to get a scooter when I'm old enough to get a licence.taxi LDíôâëáL taxi le taxi The taxi will pick me up at five and take me to the station.train LíêÉfåL trein le train What time's the next train to Birmingham?

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tram LíêôãL tram le tram Modern trams are very smooth, quiet and cheap to run.transport LíêôåDëélWíL vervoer le(s) transport(s) We need to get people to use public transport instead of their cars.

Unit 8 Focus 4catch (t) LâôípL vangen attraper Tom leapt up and caught the ball.close (n) (t) Lâä]ròL slot la fin (bring to a close : terminer) Rachel brought the meeting to a close at 12.30.far (t) LÑ^WL ver loin "How far is the cinema from here?" "About a kilometre.“ferry (t) LDÑÉêáL veerboot le ferry Tom went from England to France on the ferry.island (t) LD~fä]åÇL eiland l'île There is an island in the middle of the river.Scotland LDëâflíä]åÇL Schotland l'Écosse He lived in Scotland for most of his life.

Unit 8 Focus 5airport LDÉ]élWíL vliegveld l'aéroport You can see lots of planes at an airport.album LDôäÄ]ãL album l'album Their latest album is coming out next week.Asia (t) LDÉfp]I=DÉfw]L Azië l'Asie China is the largest country in Asia.camel (t) LDâôã]äL kameel le chameau Camels can live in the desert with hardly any water.continent LDâflåí]å]åíL werelddeel le continent Africa, Asia and Europe are continents.fencing LDÑÉåëfÏL schermen l'escrime It's useful to learn fencing if you want to be an actor.grow up (t) L?Öê]r=D¾éL groot worden grandir, croître Lots of little boys want to drive a train when they grow up.incredibly (t) LfåDâêÉÇ]ÄäáL ongelooflijk incroyablement The film was incredibly good – I want to see it again!journey (t) LDÇw‰WåáL reis le voyage, le trajet How long does the journey take from London to Bristol?Latin America (t) L?äôífå=]DãÉêfâ]L Latijns-Amerika l'Amérique latine The band plays the wonderful music of Latin America.licence LDä~fë]åëL vergunning la licence, le permis You don't have to buy a dog licence in Britain these days.Mali (t) LDã^WäáL Mali le Mali Mali is a country of about 10 million people in West Africa.Morocco (t) Lã]Dêflâ]rL Marokko le Maroc I'd like to visit Morocco, but it's very expensive for holidays.pilot LDé~fä]íL piloot le/la pilote William is a pilot. He works for British Airways.professional Léê]DÑÉp]å]äL beroeps- professionnel Professional athletes can earn a lot of money if they're very good.safely LDëÉfÑäáL veilig en toute sécurité Drive safely! Don't go too fast.Senegal (t) L?ëÉåfDÖlWäL Senegal le Sénégal Senegal became independent of France in 1960.simulator LDëfãàräÉfí]L simulator le simulateur They use a flight simulator to teach the pilots how to fly.sir Lë]I=ë‰WL meneer monsieur Can I help you, sir?Thailand (t) LDí~fäôåÇL Thailand la Thaïlande Her family originally came from Bangkok in Thailand.Timbuktu (t) L?ífãÄ]âDíìWL Timboektoe Tombouctou Timbuktu is a town in Mali on the Niger river.tour Lír]L rondreis la tournée The band is going on a three-month tour of the USA.turn down L?í‰Wå=DÇ~råL afwijzen refuser We turned down his application and didn't give him the job.whole (t) LÜ]räL heel entier I ate the whole bag of sweets. There are none left.

Unit 9 Focus 1absolutely LDôÄë]äìWíäáI=?ôÄë]DäìWíäáL absoluut absolument Are you absolutely sure you don't remember what happened?apron LDÉféê]åL schort le tablier Put this apron round you to protect your clothes.by the way LÄ~f=a]=DïÉfL trouwens à propos, en passant Oh, by the way, Colin and Sue are coming for dinner tomorrow.chance Líp^WåëL kans la chance (l'opportunité) There is a chance that my uncle will return from London today.come off it Lâ¾ã=DflÑ=fíL hou op arrête! Oh, come off it! I don't believe a word you say!come on Lâ¾ã=DflåL schiet op allez! Viens! Come on, it's time we left for school.earn L‰WåL verdienen gagner Robert works very hard but he doesn't earn a lot of money.hit the big time L?Üfí=a]=DÄfÖ=í~fãL naar de top schieten faire un carton They hit the big time with their record, "Dancing Queen".to make it Lí]=DãÉfâ=fíL het maken réussir I knew I'd finally made it when Sinatra asked me to sing on his show.yet LàÉíL al déjà (dans une question)/encore (dans une phra”Have you done that work yet?“ ”No, I'm still doing it.“

Unit 9 Focus 2do the washing-up L?ÇìW=a]=ïflpfÏ=D¾éL de afwas doen faire la vaisselle If I cook the dinner, you've got to do the washing-up.have to LDÜôî=í]I=írL moeten devoir We have to get up at eight o'clock. School starts at nine o'clock.lock LäflâL op slot doen fermer à clef Please lock the door when you leave. Here's the key.toilet LDílfä]íL toilet les toilettes I need to use the toilet before we leave.turn off L?í‰Wå=DflÑL uitdoen fermer Turn the tap off and stop wasting water.worktop LDï‰WâífléL aanrecht le plan de travail The sugar is on the kitchen worktop, next to the kettle.

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chores LíplWòL klusjes les corvées I always had chores to do when I was young, as well as homework.do the hoovering L?ÇìW=a]=DÜìWî]êfÏL stofzuigen passer l'aspirateur I'm trying to watch TV. Can you do the hoovering later?do the shopping L?ÇìW=a]=DpfléfÏL boodschappen doen faire les courses I usually do the shopping for the week on Saturday morning.do the washing L?ÇìW=a]=DïflpfÏL de was doen faire la lessive Can you put my socks in the machine when you do the washing?feed the family pet L?ÑáWÇ=a]=Ñôã]äá=DéÉíL de huisdieren eten geven nourrir l'animal de compagnie Marion has to feed all the family pets before she goes out to play.make breakfast /dinner L?ãÉfâ=DÄêÉâÑ]ëíI=DÇfå]L ontbijt maken préparer le petit déjeuner, le souper We make breakfast about 10 on Sundays and sit and read the papers.make the bed L?ãÉfâ=a]=DÄÉÇL het bed opmaken faire le lit George never makes the bed after he gets up in the morning!survey LDë‰WîÉfL onderzoek l'étude, l'enquête We carried out a survey of people's eating habits.teen LíáWåL tiener- pour adolescents Zoe bought a couple of teen magazines for her daughter.tidy your room L?í~fÇá=àlW=DêìWãI=DêrãL je kamer opruimen ranger sa chambre You have to tidy your room – it's a mess!

Unit 9 Focus 4 n/aUnit 9 Focus 5carpet LDâ^WéfíL tapijt le tapis Steven got a new carpet for the bedroom floor.

Unit 9 Focus 624/7 (twenty-four/seven) L?íïÉåíá=ÑlW=DëÉî]åL 24 uur per dag, 7 dagen per week 24 heures sur 24 This supermarket is open 24/7 these days.beginning (t) LÄfDÖfåfÏL begin le début At the beginning of the year we bought a new car.celebrity Lë]DäÉÄê]íáL beroemdheid la célébrité, le "pipol" I've no idea who most of these "celebrities" are!cheap LípáWéL goedkoop bon marché This car's too expensive. Have you got any cheaper ones?complain Lâ]ãDéäÉfåL klagen se plaindre The food was very bad. Robert complained to the waiter.eviction LfDîfâp]åL uitzetting l'éviction, l'élimination There's going to be another eviction from the house tonight.excitement LfâDë~fíã]åíL spanning, opwinding l'agitation, l'exaltation, l'émotion She didn't mind the low pay because of the excitement of her new job.horrible (t) LDÜflê]Ä]äL afschuwelijk horrible What a horrible thing to say! I think you should apologise.make the break L?ãÉfâ=a]=DÄêÉfâL zich losmaken voler de ses propres ailes Their teenage son has made the break and got his own flat.public LDé¾ÄäfâL publiek publique All the golf courses in Scotland are open to the public.reality TV Lêá?ôä]íá=íáW=DîáWL reality-tv la télé réalité There are far too many reality TV programmes on this channel.relationship LêfDäÉfp]åpféL relatie la relation I have a good relationship with my boss.share (t) LpÉ]L delen partager Helen shares a bedroom with her sister.switch off/on L?ëïfíp=DflÑI=DflåL uit/aanzetten allumer/éteindre Switch off the light and go to sleep.tired Lí~f]ÇL moe fatigué George has worked hard all day. Now he is very tired.TV company L?íáW=DîáW=?â¾ãé]åáL televisiemaatschappij l'entreprise de télévision She works for a small TV company in Shepherds Bush.vote Lî]ríL stem le vote Parliament passed the bill by 319 votes to 316.

Unit 10 Focus 1dishwashing LDÇfp?ïflpfÏL afwassen la vaisselle (activité) Dishwashing is not my favourite occupation.excellent LDÉâë]ä]åíL uitstekend excellent What an excellent idea! I wish I'd thought of that!glad LÖäôÇL blij content I'm glad you and Keith are friends again.main part L?ãÉfå=Dé^WíL hoofdrol, belangrijkste deel partie principale, la plus grande partie The main part of the book talks about his life in Africa.offer LDflÑ]L aanbieden offrir Kate offered us some coffee, but we said no thanks.organise LDlWÖ]å~fòL organiseren organiser Cath has organised a trip to the theatre on Friday.pleased LéäáWòÇL blij content Are you pleased with the result of the test?rush Lê¾pL zich haasten se précipiter Martin rushed to the station because he was late for his train.someone LDë¾ãï¾åL iemand quelqu'un Someone rang and asked for you, but I didn't get their name.suppose Lë]Dé]ròL veronderstellen supposer It's too late to go today, but I suppose we could go tomorrow.well done L?ïÉä=DǾåL goed zo bien joué Well done – I knew you would pass your driving test!wonderful LDï¾åÇ]Ñ]äL heerlijk merveilleux ”Did you have a good holiday?“ ”Yes, wonderful, thanks.“

Unit 10 Focus 2announce L]Då~råëL aankondigen annoncer When will they announce the winner of the competition?award L]DïlWÇL prijs la récompense, le prix The dog got an award for rescuing the mountain climbers.based on LDÄÉfëí=flåL gebaseerd op basé sur The film is based on the book by Ernest Hemingway.comedy LDâflã]ÇáL komedie la comédie Is this programme meant to be a comedy? It's not very funny.created by LâêáDÉfífÇ=Ä~fL bedacht door créé par Wallace and Gromit were created by Nick Park.episode LDÉéfë]rÇL aflevering l'épisode He watches every episode of "Friends".

Unit 10 Focus 3directed by LÇfDêÉâífÇ=Ä~fI=Ç~f-L geregisseerd door mis en scène par The film was directed by David Lean.

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fantasy LDÑôåí]ëáL fantasie l'imagination, la fantaisie When I was young I had fantasies about being a train driver.historical LÜfDëíflêfâ]äL historisch historique The story is a mixture of historical facts and fiction.horror LDÜflê]L horror, afgrijzen l'horreur She stared at him in horror. "Are you serious?" she asked.romantic Lê]rDãôåífâI=ê]-L romantisch romantique I wish my boyfriend was more romantic.set in LDëÉí=fåL zich afspelen in situé à, dans The film is set in a small town in Western Australia.western LDïÉëí]åL western, westelijk de l'ouest Bordeaux is in western France.

Unit 10 Focus 4creatures LDâêáWíp]òL wezens les créatures Horrible creatures came out of the lake and attacked the local people.dressed in LDÇêÉëí=fåL gekleed in habillé de The actors were all dressed in torn, dirty clothes.fight (t) LÑ~fíL vechten lutter, se battre Her father fought in World War I.frightened (t) LDÑê~fíåÇL bang effrayé Kate was frightened when she saw the snake.ground LÖê~råÇL grond le sol She was lying on the ground looking up at the stars.hill (t) LÜfäL heuvel la colline Their house is on a small hill above the beach.hobbit LDÜflÄfíL hobbit le hobbit Hobbits are small creatures with hairy feet.hole LÜ]räL gat le trou The men are making a hole in the road.lonely LDä]råäáL eenzaam seul (qui se sent -) Don't you get lonely living on your own?magic LDãôÇwfâL magie la magie Do you believe in magic?published LDé¾ÄäfpíL uitgegeven publié The first edition of the book was published in 1836.ring LêfÏL ring l'anneau David wears a ring on the little finger of his left hand.village LDîfäfÇwL dorp la village Two hundred people live in this small village.

Unit 10 Focus 5new LåàìWL nieuw neuf, nouveau Have you got the band's new album?pleasure LDéäÉw]L plezier le plaisir Seeing her grandchildren gives her a lot of pleasure.preview LDéêáWîàìWL voorproefje l'avant-première We got a preview of the new car that Ford are making in Spain.produced by Léê]DÇàìWëí=Ä~fL geproduceerd door produit par The Beatles' records were produced by George Martin.promise LDéêflãfëL beloven promettre You promised to come and see me yesterday, but you didn't come.R.S.V.P. L?^Wê=Éë=îáW=DéáWL reageer s.v.p. répondez s.v.p. You're invited to my party. R.S.V.P. to the address below.request LêfDâïÉëíL verzoek la demande We've made a request for new equipment.say cheese L?ëÉf=DípáWòL lachen dîtes "cheese" (souriez) Say cheese while I take your photo, kids!storyline LDëílWêáä~fåL verhaallijn le scénario I didn't think that film had a very good storyline.turn up L?í‰Wå=D¾éL komen opdagen apparaître, se présenter Brenda said she'd meet me at the bus stop, but she didn't turn up.

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