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Cutting Edge New Edition: ElementaryVocabulary Companion - English/Dutch/French

Module Page English headword Nederlands Français Example sentence1 8 people xDéáWé]äz mensen les gens I like the people I work with.1 8 nice to meet you. xå^fë=íə=ãáí=àəz aangenaam kennis te maken enchanté Hello, I'm Liz, nice to meet you!1 8 really xDêf]äáz echt waar vraiment She's been really ill.1 8 fantastic xÑôåDíôëífâz fantastisch fantastique You look fantastic.1 8 too xíìWz ook aussi Jan plays the guitar, and she plays the piano too.1 8 well xïÉäz nou bien Did you sleep well?1 9 Italy xDfí]äáz Italië l'Italie The action takes place in southern Italy.1 9 Mexico xDãÉâëfâ]rz Mexico le Mexique Many countries, for example Mexico and Japan, have a lot of earthquakes.

1 9 Britain xDÄêfí]åz Groot-Brittannië la Grande-Bretagne Britain has agreed to provide military aid.1 9 USA x?àìWÉëDÉfz VS les États-Unis The 50 states that constitute the USA.1 9 Argentina x^WÇw]åDíáWå]z Argentinië l'Argentine Argentina won the World Cup that year.1 9 Russia xDê¾p]z Rusland la Russie The north-west region of Russia.1 9 China xDíp~få]z China le Chine I've always wanted to go to China.1 9 Egypt xDáWÇwféíz Egypte l'Égypte Ava was just describing to me her trip to Egypt.1 9 Poland xDé]rä]åÇz Polen le Pologne What's the capital of Poland?1 9 Spain xëéÉfåz Spanje l'Espagne Spain beat Italy 3-1.1 9 Germany xDÇw]Wã]åáz Duitsland l'Allemagne Germany won, but I don't know the actual score.1 9 Thailand xDí^fäôåÇz Thailand le Thaïlande Her family originally came from Thailand.1 9 capital xDâôé]íäz hoofdstad la capitale London is the capital of England.1 10 Turkey xDí‰Wâáz Turkije le Turquie In 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia.1 10 Australia xflDëíêÉfäá]åz Australië l'Australie The flight to Australia takes nearly a day.1 10 Japan xÇw]Déôåz Japan le Japon Kate has just been to Japan.1 10 Korea xâ]DêáW]z Korea la Corée Martens gave a report on his sales trip to Korea.1 10 France xÑê^Wåëz Frankrijk la France France is just across the Channel from the UK.1 10 British xDÄêfífpz Engels, Brits britannique Bond works for the British government.1 10 American x]DãÉê]â]åz Amerikaans américain Her mother is American.1 10 Japanese x?Çwôé]DåáWòz Japans japonais A Japanese car.1 10 Chinese x?íp~fDåáWòz Chinees chinois Do you fancy going out for a Chinese?1 10 Polish xDéfläfpz Pools polonais The Polish team were amazing.1 10 Italian xfDíôäá]åz Italiaans italien Our agent in Rome handles all our Italian contracts.1 10 Korean xâ]DêáW]åz Koreaans coréen It's a Korean national dance.1 10 Russian xDê¾p]åz Russisch russe The exodus of Russian scientists to America.1 10 French xÑêÉåípz Frans français It's an excellent French wine.1 10 Spanish xDëéôåfpz Spaans espagnol They can both speak Spanish.1 10 Turkish xDí‰Wâfpz Turks turque Have you ever tried a Turkish bath?1 10 Australian xflDëíêÉfäá]åz Australisch australien The scorching heat of an Australian summer.1 10 stress xëíêÉëz klemtoon accent tonique A headache caused by stress.1 10 general knowledge xÇwÉå]ê]ä=DåfläfÇwz algemene kennis connaissance générale The general knowledge quiz had difficult questions.1 10 quiz xâïfòz test jeu It's a quiz show with great prizes.1 10 Arabic xDôê]Äfâz Arabisch arabe He's learned some Arabic.1 10 actress xDôâíê]ëz actrice actrice The actress has been in many films.1 11 university x?àìWå]Dî‰Wë]íáz universiteit université Do you want to go to university when you leave school?

1 11 airport xDÉ]élWíz vliegveld aéroport The plane landed at Heathrow Airport.1 11 be on holiday xÄf=flå=DÜfläfÇÉfz op vakantie zijn être en vacances We were on holiday when it happened.1 11 be on business xÄf=flå=DÄfòå]ëz op zakenreis zijn être en voyage d'affaires My Dad's away on business.

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1 11 tourist xDír]ê]ëíz toerist touriste Oxford's full of tourists in the summer.1 11 married xDãôêáÇz getrouwd marié Are you married or single?1 11 single xDëfkÖ]äz vrijgezel célibataire We lost the game by a single point.1 11 lesson xDäÉë]åz les leçon Hannah is taking guitar lessons.1 11 Scotland xDëâlíä]åÇz Schotland l'Écosse He lived most of his life in Scotland, a fine country.1 11 politician x?éflä]Dífp]åz politicus / politica homme politique / femme politique I don't trust politicians.1 11 at work xôí=Dï‰Wâz op je werk au travail Where's Mum? - She's at work.1 12 footballer xDÑríÄlWä]z voetballer / voetbalster footballeur / footballeuse A professional footballer earns far too much.1 12 musician xãàìWDòfp]åz musicus musicien(ne) Jimmy Hendrix was a talented musician.1 12 engineer x?ÉåÇw]Dåf]z ingenieur, technicus ingénieur He's an engineer, he builds bridges.1 12 lawyer xDälWà]z advocaat / advocate juriste, avocat My lawyer's have already talked through the facts.1 12 police officer xé]DäáWë=?flÑfë]z politieman / politievrouw agent de police The police officer gave evidence in court.1 12 PA (personal assistant) xé^Wz secretaresse secrétaire She arranges everything, she's a good PA.1 12 singer xDëfÏ]z zanger(es) chanteur / chanteuse Pavarotti is an opera singer.1 12 electrician xf?äÉâDíêfp]åz elektricien électricien He worked as electrician, that's why he's called "Sparky".

1 12 shop assistant xpflé=]Dëfëí]åíz winkelbediende vendeur / vendeuse The shop assistant gave me the wrong change.1 12 doctor xDÇflâí]z dokter médecin You should go to the doctor with that cough.1 12 nurse xå‰Wëz verpleegkundige infirmière She trained as nurse in the local hospital.1 12 actor xDôâí]z acteur / actrice acteur / actrice She has starred with many leading actors.1 12 waiter xDïÉfí]z ober serveur She waved to attract the attention of the waiter.1 12 waitress xDïÉfíê]ëz serveerster serveuse During the summer she worked as a waitress.1 12 businessman xDÄfòå]ëã]åz zakenman homme d'affaires He's an astute businessman.1 12 businesswoman xDÄfòå]ë?ïrã]åz zakenvrouw femme d'affaires She's a shrewd businesswoman.1 12 guess xÖÉëz raden deviner I didn't know the answer so I had a guess.1 12 famous xDÑÉfã]ëz beroemd célèbre Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.1 13 full name xDÑrä=åÉfãz volledige naam nom et prénom What's your full name?1 14 first name xDÑ‰Wëí=åÉfãz voornaam prénom Miss Green's first name is Karen.1 14 surname xDë‰WåÉfãz achternaam nom de famille His surname is Steinmann.1 14 mobile xDã]rÄ~fäz mobiel gsm Have seen my mobile phone?1 14 husband xDÜ¾òÄ]åÇz echtgenoot mari Have you met my husband Roy?1 14 employee xfãDéälfáWz werknemer / werkneemster employé(e) The canteen is for employees of the company only.1 14 personal data xDé‰Wë]å]ä=ÇÉfí]z persoonlijke gegevens renseignements personnels It's illegal to give your personal data to others.1 14 date of birth xÇÉfí=]î=Ä‰Wqz geboortedatum date de naissance He asked me for my date of birth.1 14 place of birth xéäÉfë=]î=Ä‰Wqz geboorteplaats lieu de naissance She said her place of birth was York.1 14 contact (v) xDâflåíôâíz waarschuwen contacter Who can we contact in an emergency?1 14 emergency xfDã‰WÇw]åëáz noodgeval urgence Come quickly - it's an emergency!1 15 current xDâ¾ê]åíz lopend actuel The current trend in haircuts beggars belief.1 15 account statement x]Dâ~råí=DëíÉfíã]åíz rekeningafschrift extrait de compte When she read her account statement, she had to sit down.

1 15 account name x]Dâ~råí=åÉfãz rekeninghouder compte au nom de The Swiss bank gave me a coded account name.1 15 account number x]Dâ~råí=Då¾ãÄ]z rekeningnummer numéro de compte The account number has 10 digits.1 15 branch xÄê^Wåípz vestiging agence The shop has opened branches all over the country.1 15 place of study xDéäÉfë=]î=Dëí¾Çáz studieplaats lieu d'étude Under place of study he wrote Aberdeen, but he never went to University.1 15 course of study xâlWë=]î=Dëí¾Çáz studierichting section You'll need a course of study to improve your computing skills.

1 15 entitle xfåDí~fíäz recht geven donner droit à Employees are entitled to free health insurance.1 15 use xàìWëz gebruiken utiliser Can I use your phone?1 15 facilities xÑ]Dëfä]íáòz faciliteiten les infrastructures et services The school has very good sporting facilities.1 15 include xfåDâäìWÇz omvatten inclure The price includes lunch.1 15 library xDä~fÄê]êáz bibliotheek bibliothèque The library has over 10,000 books.1 15 spell xëéÉäz spellen épeler Can you spell your name please?

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1 15 useful xDàìWëÑ]äz nuttig utile A useful book for travellers.1 16 occupation x?flâà]DéÉfp]åz beroep profession Please state your name and occupation.1 16 age xÉfÇwz leeftijd âge It's an age thing, that's why I didn't get the job.1 17 capital letter xDâôé]íä=DäÉí]z hoofdletter majuscule You write your name with a capital letter.1 17 notebook xDå]ríÄrâz notitieboekje, schrift cahier I wrote down the new words in my notebook.

2 18 parcel xDé^Wë]äz pakje paquet The parcel was delivered last week.2 18 oh right x]r=Dê~fíz o goed ah, bien! Oh right, now I understand.2 18 over there xD]rî]=aÉ]z daar là-bas Can you get that chair from over there.2 18 lovely xDä¾îäáz leuk merveilleux You look lovely in that dress.2 18 car keys xâ^W=âáòz autosleutels les clés de voiture I've lost the car keys!2 19 everyday objects xDÉîêáÇÉf=flÄÇwÉâíëz alledaagse voorwerpen objets de la vie quotidienne She paints pictures of everyday objects like chairs, tables…

2 19 camera xDâôã]ê]z camera caméra / appareil-photo They posed for the TV cameras.2 19 credit card xDâêÉÇfí=â^WÇz creditcard carte de crédit Can I pay by credit card?2 19 stamps xëíôãéëz postzegels des timbres Do you sell stamps?2 19 mobile phone xDã]rÄ~fä=DÑ]råz mobiele telefoon gsm Call me on my mobile phone.2 19 brush xÄê¾pz borstel brosse A paint brush.2 19 diary xDÇ~f]êáz agenda agenda I'll check my diary to see if I can come Friday.2 19 coin xâlfåz munt pied de monnaie He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine.2 19 cheque book xípÉâ=DÄrâz chequeboek chéquier She asked the bank for a new cheque book.2 19 phone card xÑ]rå=â^WÇz telefoonkaart carte de téléphone You can get phone cards for ₤5.00 or ₤10.00.2 19 dictionary xDÇfâp]å]êáz woordenboek dictionnaire If you don't understand a word, look it up in a dictionary.

2 19 identity card x~fDÇÉåí]íá=â^WÇz identiteitskaart carte d'identité The UK does not have identity cards.2 19 tissue xDífpìWz papieren zakdoekje mouchoir en papier She took a tissue to wipe his tears.2 19 wallet xDïflä]íz portefeuille portefeuille I've only got about £10 in my wallet.2 19 sweets xëïáWíëz snoepjes bonbons It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.2 19 glasses x?Öä^Wë]òz bril lunettes Be careful - those glasses break easily.2 19 cassette player xéäÉfz cassettespeler lecteur de cassettes Cassette player? Is this the dinosaur age?2 20 what's the matter? xïflíë=a]=Dãôí]z wat is er aan de hand? quel est le problème? What's the matter, you look upset?2 20 have with you xÜôî=ïfa=àrz bij je hebben avoir sur soi I always have my spare key with me.2 20 rich xêfípz rijk riche He became rich and powerful.2 20 motorbike xDã]rí]Ä~fâz motorfiets moto My grandmother still rides a motorbike.2 20 make (n) xãÉfâz merk marque A very popular make of washing machine.2 20 pet xéÉíz huisdier animal de compagnie Cats are popular pets.2 21 comfortable xDâ¾ãÑí]Ä]äz comfortabel confortable Are you comfortable sitting on the floor?2 21 great xÖêÉfíz geweldig génial We had great fun.2 21 professional xéê]DÑÉp]å]äz beroeps professionnel You'll need professional legal advice.2 21 actually xDôâípì]äáz in feite en fait Do you actually believe that?2 21 about x]DÄ~ríz ongeveer à peu près A book bout astrology.2 21 game xÖÉfãz spelletje jeu I got a new computer game for Christmas.2 22 wife xï~fÑz echtgenote épouse My brother and his wife came to visit us last week.2 22 cousin xDâ¾ò]åz neef/nicht cousin My cousin Vinny is really funny.2 22 grandmother xDÖêôå?ã¾a]z grootmoeder grand-mère She was named Sarah, after my grandmother.2 22 grandson xDÖêôåë¾åz kleinzoon petit-fils We had a surprise visit from our grandson.2 22 maybe xDãÉfÄáz misschien peut-être Maybe they haven't got your letter yet.2 22 grandparents xDÖêôåéÉ]ê]åíëz grootouders grands-parents My grandparents are still alive.2 22 grandfather xDÖêôåÇ?Ñ^Wa]z grootvader grand-père My grandfather gave me this book.2 22 granddaughter xDÖêôå?ÇlWí]z kleindochter petite-fille He has four granddaughters, all fine lassies.2 22 aunt x^Wåíz tante tante I'm going to stay with my aunt.

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2 22 uncle xD¾kâ]äz oom oncle Uncle Mike always visits us at Christmas.2 22 nephew xDåÉÑàìWz neef (oom/tantezegger) neveu My nephew James, he's my brother's son.2 22 niece xåáWëz nicht (oom/tantezegster) nièce My niece Michelle is gorgeous.2 22 related xêfDäÉfí]Çz familie van elkaar de la famille Police believe the murders are related.2 23 economics x?Éâ]Dåflãfâëz economie l'économie I want to do economics at college.2 23 funny xDÑ¾åáz grappig amusant, drôle You look funny in that hat.2 23 clever xDâäÉî]z slim intelligent Paul is good-looking, clever, and charming.2 24 how do you say… xÜ~r=DÇìW==àr=ëÉfz hoe zeg je… comment dites-vous …? How do you say "invincible" in Dutch?2 24 can you say that again ? xâ]å=DÇìW==àr=ëÉf=aôí]DÖÉåz kunt u dat nog eens herhalen? pouvez-vous répéter? Sorry, I didn't hear you, can you say that again?2 24 how do you spell… xÜ~r=DÇìW==àr=ëéÉäz hoe spel je… comment épelez-vous ? How do you spell "rhythm"?2 24 can you write it on the board ? kunt u dat op het bord schrijven? pouvez-vous l'écrire au tableau?2 24 mean xãáWåz betekenen signifier What does that word mean?2 24 I don´t remember x~f=Ç]råí==êfDãÉãÄ]z ik weet het niet meer Je en me souviens pas I don't remember, it was Tuesday or Wednesday.2 24 what´s the word for… xïflíë=a]=Dï‰WÇ==Ñ]z wat is het woord voor… quel est le mot pour dire… What's the word for "chicken" in Swiss?2 24 recording (n) xêfDâlWÇfÏz opname enregistrement A recording of Mozart's Requiem.2 24 of course x]î=DâlWëz natuurlijk bien sûr Well, she won, of course.2 24 what page are we on? op welke bladzijde zijn we? à quelle page sommes-nous?2 25 noun zelfstandig naamwoord nom, substantif2 25 verb werkwoord verbe2 25 adjective bijvoeglijk naamwoord adjectif2 25 pronoun voornaamwoord pronom2 25 preposition voorzetsel préposition2 25 syllable lettergreep syllabe2 25 short form (contraction) verkorte vorm (samentrekking) forme contractée2 25 question word vraagwoord mot interrogatif2 25 stress (n) klemtoon accent tonique2 25 punctuation interpunctie ponctuation2 25 sound klank son

3 26 company xDâ¾ãé]åáz bedrijf société, entreprise Which company do you work for?3 26 long hours xäflk=D~r]òz lange dagen beaucoup d'heures He works long hours and is always tired.3 26 law xälWz recht le droit By law, you must wear seatbelts.3 27 classes xDâä^Wëfòz cursus un cours Sean's taking classes in art.3 28 meal xãáWäz maaltijd repas When did you last eat a proper meal?3 28 snack xëåôâz tussendoortje encas The cafe serves drinks, snacks, and meals.3 28 office worker xDflÑfë=ï‰Wâ]z kantoormedewerker employé de bureau The bar is full of office workers.3 28 lunch xä¾åípz lunch dîner, repas de midi We had lunch before we left.3 28 lunchtime xDä¾åípí~fãz lunchtijd temps de midi I'll give you a call at lunchtime.3 29 daily life xDÇÉfäá=Dä~fÑz dagelijks leven vie quotidienne Daily life has its ups and downs.3 29 beach xÄáWípz strand plage Shall we go to the beach?3 29 stay xëíÉfz blijven rester I'll stay in the car and wait for you.3 30 normally xDålWã]äáz gewoonlijk normalement I normally cycle to college.3 30 open xD]ré]åz opengaan ouvrir, être ouvert Come in - the door's open.3 30 close xâä]rëz sluiten fermer Do you mind if I close the window?3 30 start xëí^Wíz beginnen commencer Now you're here, we can start.3 30 finish (v) xDÑfåfpz afgelopen zijn finir Have you finished your homework?3 31 get up early xDÖÉí=D¾é=D‰Wäáz vroeg opstaan se lever tôt I get up early to be at work at 7'O clock.3 31 go to bed late x?ÖÉí=í]=DÄÉÇ=äÉfíz laat naar bed gaan se coucher tard He's tired in the morning because he goes to bed late.3 31 have breakfast xÜôî=DÄêÉâÑ]ëíz ontbijten prendre le petit déjeuner Shall we have breakfast on the balcony?

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3 31 have lunch xÜôî=Dä¾åípz lunchen dîner, prendre le repas de midi Let's have lunch in the garden.3 31 have dinner xÜôî=DÇfå]=z dineren dîner We usually have dinner around 6.30 p.m.3 31 catch the bus xâôíp=a]=Ä¾ëz de bus nemen prendre le petit bus He catches the bus, but she walks.3 31 have a bath xÜôî=]=DÄ^Wqz in bad gaan prendre un bain She had a bath to relax.3 31 have a shower xÜôî=]=Dp~r]z douchen prendre une douche I always have a cold shower.3 32 language xDäôkÖïfÇwz taal langue Do you speak any foreign languages?3 32 daily routine xDÇÉfäf=êrDíáWåz dagprogramma activités quotidiennes She follows a strict daily routine.

4 34 loves(n) xä¾îòz voorkeuren ce qu'on aime My loves are music, sport and of course cinema.4 34 hates(n) xÜÉfíëz aversies ce qu'on déteste His hates include unpunctual people.4 34 dog xÇflÖz hond chien We got a big dog to frighten away burglars.4 34 doll xÇfläz pop poupée A small wooden doll.4 34 crowd xâê~rÇz mensenmassa foule A large crowd of football supporters.4 34 spider xDëé~fÇ]z spin araignée A spider's web.4 34 fly (v) xÑä~fz vliegen prendre l'avion They flew to Paris for their honeymoon.4 34 housework xDÜ~rëï‰Wâz huishoudelijk werk ménage I usually do the housework at weekends.4 34 hundreds xÜîåÇê]Çòz honderden des centaines He's had hundreds of girlfriends.4 35 cat xâôíz kat chat What's wrong, you're like a cat on a hot tin roof.4 35 cook (v) xârâz koken faire la cuisine Where did you learn to cook?4 35 cycle xDë~fâ]äz fietsen rouler à vélo Don't walk on the cycle track.4 35 drive xÇê~fîz autorijden conduire, rouler en voiture Can you drive a truck?4 35 run xê¾åz hardlopen courir I can run faster than Tom.4 36 film director xÑfäã=Ç]DêÉâí]z filmregisseur / filmregisseuse réalisateur / réalisatrice Hitchcock was the greatest film director.4 36 send xëÉåÇz sturen envoyer He sent the cheque last week.4 36 theatre xDqf]í]z schouwburg théâtre Shall we go to the theatre this evening?4 36 art x^Wíz kunst l'art He's very good at art, look at these paintings.4 36 architecture xD^Wâ]íÉâíp]z architectuur l'architecture The city has some beautiful architecture.4 36 local xDä]râ]äz plaatselijk du coin Our kids go to the local school.4 36 enjoy xfåDÇwlfz genieten van prendre plaisir à My wife enjoys riding.4 36 free time xÑêáW=í^fãz vrije tijd temps libre What do you do in your free time?4 36 miss xãfëz missen manquer I really missed Paula after she'd left.4 36 ordinary xDlWÇ]å]êáz gewoon ordinaire It's just an ordinary camera.4 36 Wales xïÉfäòz Wales le Pays de Galle Shrewsbury is located between England and Wales.4 36 billionaire x?Äfäà]DåÉ]z miljardair milliardaire He started in the local market, now he's a billionaire.4 36 couple xDâ¾é]äz echtpaar couple Stuart and Michelle make a great couple.4 36 still xëífäz nog steeds encore Andy's still asleep.4 36 Welsh xïÉäpz Wels (uit Wales) gallois The Welsh rugby team crushed the English.4 37 both xÄ]rqz allebei tous les deux Anne and John are both scientists.4 37 hospital xDÜflëéfíäz ziekenhuis hôpital Rick's dad is in hospital for an operation.4 37 near xåf]z in de buurt van près de He lives near Bristol.4 37 sometimes xDë¾ãí~fãòz soms parfois I go there for lunch sometimes.4 37 monkey xDã¾kâáz aap singe Stop that, you little monkey!4 37 weather xDïÉa]z weer temps (qu'il fait) Did you have good weather on your trip?4 37 own x]råz eigen propre She wants her own room.4 38 newspaper xDåàìWë?éÉfé]z krant journal I saw his picture in the newspaper.4 38 letter xDäÉí]z brief lettre I got a letter from my friend Anne yesterday.4 38 nothing xDå¾qfÏz niets rien Nothing surprises me any more.4 38 shopping xDpfléfÏz winkelen les courses, les achats I'll do the shopping this week.4 38 magazine x?ãôÖ]DòáWåz tijdschrift magazine I bought a magazine to read on the train.

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4 38 guitar xÖfDí^Wz gitaar guitare An acoustic guitar.4 38 relative xDêÉä]ífîz familielid les proches, les gens de la famille We'll be visiting relatives at Christmas.4 38 usually xDàìWwì]äáz gewoonlijk habituellement We usually go out for dinner on Saturday.4 38 often xDflÑ]åz vaak souvent I often work at the weekend.4 38 never xDåÉî]z nooit jamais He never saw her again.4 38 always xDlWäï]òz altijd toujours Always lock your car.4 38 ever xDÉî]z ooit jamais, un jour Have you ever eaten snails?4 38 concert xDâflåë]íz concert concert We went to a concert last night.4 38 how about you? xÜ~r=]DÄ~rí=àrz en jij? et toi? I'm hungry, how about you?4 38 visit xDîfò]íz bezoeken visiter, rendre visite à My aunt is coming to visit us next week.4 38 poetry xDé]r]íêáz poëzie la poésie Shelley's poetry brings me to tears.4 39 Ireland x~f]êäôåÇz Ierland l'Irlande Ireland drew with France.4 39 type xí~féz soort genre What type of food do you like?4 39 piano xéáDôå]rz piano la piano I'm learning to play the piano.4 39 also xDlWäë]rz ook aussi We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags.4 39 go out xÖ]r=?~ríz uitgaan sortir Shall we go out tonight or stay in?4 39 travel xDíêôî]äz reizen voyager Martha would like to travel abroad.4 39 meat xãáWíz vlees viande I don't eat meat, I'm vegetarian.4 39 receive xêfDëáWîz ontvangen recevoir She received a letter from her mother.4 39 interest xDfåíê]ëíz hobby hobby, passion We both have an interest in music.4 39 classical xDâäôëfâ]äz klassiek classique Classical music is much better than hip-hop.4 39 agree x]DÖêáWz ermee eens zijn être d'accord I agree with Karen. It's much too expensive.4 40 polite xé]Dä~fíz beleefd poli He was always very polite.4 40 bill xÄfäz rekening addition Have you paid the electricity bill ?4 40 lemonade x?äÉã]DåÉfÇz citroenlimonade limonade A glass of lemonade.4 40 drink (n) xÇêfkâz iets drinken, drankje rafraîchissement Can I have a drink of water please?4 40 good idea xÖrÇ=~fDÇf]z goed idee bonne idée That's a good idea, let's do it.4 40 anything else x?ÉåáqfÏ|DÉäëz nog iets anders autre chose Is that all or is there anything else?4 40 just a minute xÇw¾ëí=]=Dãfå]íz een ogenblikje juste une minute Just a minute, that doesn't seem right.4 40 another x]Då¾a]z nog een un(e) autre Do you want another waffle?4 40 clean xâäáWåz schoon propre Have you any clean towels?4 40 spoon xëéìWåz lepel cuiller He used a spoon to eat spaghetti.4 40 sugar xDprÖ]z suiker sucre Do you take sugar in your tea?4 40 coffee xDâflÑáz koffie café I don't like coffee.4 41 violin x?î~f]Däfåz viool violon He plays violin in the school orchestra.4 41 catch xâôípz nemen (als in de bus nemen ) attraper, saisir, prendre Tom leapt up and caught the ball.4 41 large xä^WÇwz groot grand A large house with 15 rooms.4 41 place xéäÉfëz plaats lieu I like this place a lot - they have really good food.4 41 watch xïflípz horloge montre Watch me, I'll show you.

5 42 train xíêÉfåz trein train What time's the next train to Clarkesville?5 42 tram xíêôãz tram tram They best way to get around Milan is by tram.5 42 aeroplane xDÉ]ê]éäÉfåz vliegtuig avion I've never flown an aeroplane before.5 42 ship xpféz schip navire Supplies came by ship.5 42 scooter xDëâìWí]z scooter scooter Nearly every Italian kid has a scooter.5 42 ferry xDÑÉêáz veerboot ferry We took the car on the Channel ferry.5 42 underground xD¾åÇ]Öê~råÇz metro métro The London underground is called "the Tube"5 42 subway xDë¾ÄïÉfz metro métro The New York City subway.5 42 business people xDÄfòåfëz zakenmensen hommes d'affaires Look at all the suits, it's full of business people.

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5 42 by car xÄ~f=â^Wz met de auto en voiture We go to school by car.5 42 by bus xÄ~f=Ä¾ëz met de bus en bus They organised two trips by bus.5 42 on foot xflå=Ñríz te voet à pied It's not far, go no foot.5 42 queue (n) xâàìWz rij queue There was a long queue outside the cinema.5 42 passenger xDéôëfåÇw]z passagier passager Rail passengers are facing even longer delays.5 42 crowded xDâê~rÇ]Çz vol (met mensen) encombré The beach is crowded in summer.5 42 slowly xDëä]räáz langzaam lentement White clouds drifted slowly across the sky.5 42 traffic xDíêôÑfâz verkeer circulation There was heavy traffic on the motorway.5 43 right xê~fíz rechts à droite Take a right at the traffic lights.5 43 left xäÉÑíz links à gauche The scar was on the left side of his face.5 43 wait xïÉfíz wachten attendre Hurry up! Everyone's waiting.5 43 difficult xDÇfÑfâ]äíz moeilijk difficile Skiing isn't difficult, but it takes practice.5 43 get on xÖÉí=flåz instappen monter (à bord de) Get on the bus at the station.5 43 get off xÖÉí=flÑz uitstappen descendre de We get off the train at Glasgow.5 43 journey xDÇw‰Wåáz reis voyage How long does your journey to school take?5 43 Moscow xãflëâ]rz Moskou Moscou The Kremlin is in Moscow.5 43 station xDëíÉfp]åz station station I'm getting off at the next station.5 43 walk xïlWâz lopen marcher I usually walk to college.5 44 museum xãàìWDòá]ãz museum musée The Museum of Modern Art.5 44 transport xíêôåDëélWíz vervoer les transports Cycling is a healthy form of transport.5 44 cost xâflëíz kosten le coût / coûter The costs have gone up.5 44 because of xÄfDâflò=flîz vanwege à cause de Because of your attitude, you have to go.5 44 tip xíféz fooi pourboire The tip of her nose.5 44 free xÑêáWz gratis gratuit There's a free gift with this month's magazine.5 44 through xqêìWz door à travers, par They drove through the tunnel under the mountain.5 44 Natural History xDåôípê]ä=DÜfëí]êáz Natuurlijke Historie histoire naturelle He's a Professor of Natural History.5 44 Air Train xÉ]=íêÉfåz luchttrein métro aérien It's a new transport system at the airport called the air train.

5 44 afternoon x?^WÑí]DåìWåz middag après-midi I'll see you on Sunday afternoon .5 44 every xDÉîêáz elk chaque, tous les Every student will take the test.5 45 it depends xfí=ÇfDéÉåÇòz het hangt ervan af ça dépend It depends on how she reacts.5 45 smoke xëã]râz roken fumer Clouds of smoke came from the chimney.5 45 easily xDáWò]äáz gemakkelijk facilement You can find information easily on the Internet.5 45 safely xDëÉfÑäáz veilig en sécurité Drive safely!5 45 midnight xDãfÇå~fíz middernacht minuit We close at midnight.5 45 scheduled xëâÉÇw]äÇz volgens de dienstregeling prévu The meeting has been scheduled for Friday.5 45 departure xÇfDé^Wíp]z vertrek départ Check in at the airport an hour before departure.5 45 arrival x]Dê~fî]äz aankomst arrivée Julie met Mike a few days after her arrival at college.5 45 transit xDíêôåë]íz transit transit Goods often get lost in transit.5 45 delayed xÇfDäÉfÇz vertraagd retardé The elections will be delayed until June.5 45 last call xä^Wëí=âlWäz laatste oproep dernier appel Last call for passengers travelling to New York, the flight is about to depart.

5 45 proceed xéê]DëáWÇz zich begeven avancer Passengers are requested to proceed to gate 7.5 45 late xäÉfíz te laat en retard Sorry I'm late!5 45 change xípÉfåÇwz overstappen changer She's changed a lot.5 45 final call xDÑ~få]ä=âlWäz laatste oproep dernier appel I heard the final call but it was too late.5 45 show xp]rz laten zien montrer She showed me her photos.5 45 passport xDé^WëélWíz paspoort passeport My son holds an American passport.5 45 desk xÇÉëâz balie comptoir The woman at the desk for my tickets.5 46 international x?fåí]Dåôp]å]äz internationaal international There are few international flights from this airport.5 46 spend xëéÉåÇz doorbrengen passer (du temps) I've spent all my money.

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5 46 United Arab Emirates Verenigde Arabische Emiraten les Émirats Arabes Unis5 46 real xêf]äz echt réel The story is based on real events.5 46 busy xDÄfòáz druk encombré Alex is busy studying for his exams.5 46 carry xDâôêáz meenemen, bij je hebben porter, transporter Let me carry that bag for you.5 47 object xflÄDÇwÉâíz voorwerp objet She had several strange-looking objects in her bag.5 47 building xDÄfäÇfÏz gebouw bâtiment The science laboratory is in this building.5 48 far xÑ^Wz ver loin We don't live far from the station.5 48 kilometre xDâfä]?ãáWí]z kilometer kilomètre The town is 3 kilometres from the hotel.5 48 several xDëÉî]ê]äz een paar plusieurs I called several times, but she never got back to me.5 48 nearly xDåf]äáz bijna presque We've nearly finished.5 48 road xê]rÇz weg (zn) route, rue Is this the road to Stratford?5 48 poor xélWz slecht (une chaussée) déformée Her family were very poor, but still had their pride.5 49 platform xDéäôíÑlWãz perron voie The train for Hogwarts leaves from Platform 9¾.5 49 return xêfDí‰Wåz retour aller-retour She didn't return until late.5 49 sign (v) xë~fåz handtekening zetten signer Sign your name here please.5 49 ticket clerk xDífâfí=âä^Wâz kaartverkoper / kaartverkoopster guichetier / guichetière The ticket clerk was very rude.5 49 south xë~rqz zuiden sud Which way is south?5 49 expensive xfâDëéÉåëfîz duur cher We can't afford this - it's too expensive.5 49 public transport xDé¾Ääfâ=íêôåDëélWíz openbaar vervoer les transports publics The government should put more into public transport.

6 52 countable telbaar dénombrable6 52 uncountable niet-telbaar non-dénombrable6 52 milk xãfäâz melk lait A glass of milk.6 52 egg xÉÖz ei œuf Blackbirds lay their eggs in March.6 52 butter xDÄ¾í]z boter beurre Fry the onions in butter.6 52 cereal xDëf]êá]äz ontbijtgranen céréale A bowl of cereal.6 52 orange xDflê]åÇwz sinaasappel orange Sicilian oranges taste great.6 52 jam xÇwôãz jam confiture I like raspberry jam on my toast.6 52 apple xDôé]äz appel pomme Grandma's apple pie - can't beat it.6 52 toast xí]rëíz geroosterd brood toast Welsh butter tastes great on toast.6 52 bread roll xÄêÉÇ==ê]räz broodje pistolet We had a bread roll with our soup.6 52 sausage xDëflëfÇwz worstje saucisse Put some sausages on the barbecue.6 52 grape xÖêÉféz druif raisin Try some grapes with Gorgonzola - fantastic!6 52 banana xÄ]Då^Wå]z banaan banane Have you ever tried a banana on the barbecue?6 52 cheese xípáWòz kaas fromage My packed lunch consists of a cheese sandwich.6 52 yoghurt xDàflÖ]íz yoghurt yoghourt A pot of strawberry yogurt.6 52 orange juice xDflêfåÇw=?ÇwìWëz sinaasappelsap jus l'orange I only like freshly-squeezed orange juice.6 52 water xDïlWí]z water eau Can I have a drink of water?6 52 tea xíáWz thee thé Let's have a nice cup of tea.6 52 fruit xÑêìWíz fruit fruits Bananas are my favourite fruit.6 52 biscuit xDÄfëâ]íz koekje biscuit Who wants a chocolate biscuit?6 53 true xíêìWz waar vrai Is it true that you're moving to Skye?6 53 some xë]ãz een beetje du, des, un peu de Do you want some coffee?6 53 false xÑlWäëz niet waar faux He gave false information to the police.6 53 picture xDéfâíp]z foto image That's a nice picture of Jeanette.6 53 wall xïlWäz muur mur We stuck pictures on the classroom walls .6 53 bin xÄfåz prullenbak poubelle She threw the letter in the bin.6 53 plant xéä^Wåíz plant plante Don't forget to water the plants.6 53 coffee machine xDâflÑá=ã]DpáWåz koffieautomaat percolateur There's a coffee machine in front of the lift.

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6 53 floor xÑälWz verdieping sol There was a pile of books on the floor .6 53 try xíê~fz proberen essayer I'm trying to find out what happened.6 54 carrot xDâôê]íz wortel carotte Carrots make you see better in the dark - rubbish!6 54 chocolate xDípflâä]íz chocola chocolat A chocolate bar.6 54 vegetable xDîÉÇwí]Ä]äz groente légume We had some vegetables with our meat.6 54 grilled xÖêfäÇz gegrild grillé My mum likes only grilled salmon.6 54 fish xÑfpz vis poisson How many fish did you catch?6 54 lemon xDäÉã]åz citroen citron A slice of lemon in my G&T please.6 54 melon xDãÉä]åz meloen melon Cut the melon in half and scoop out the flesh, then add the Parma ham.

6 54 noodles xDåìWÇäòz noedels nouilles Drop the noodles into boiling salted water.6 54 nut xå¾íz noot noix A cashew nut.6 54 pasta xDéôëí]z pasta pâtes My favourite pasta is farfalle .

6 54 rice xê~fëz rijst riz We had chicken with boiled rice.6 54 vitamin xDîfí]ã]åz vitamine vitamine Oranges contain a lot of vitamin C.6 54 mineral xDãfå]ê]äz mineraal minéral The area is very rich in minerals.6 54 protein xDéê]ríáWåz eiwit protéine He's on a protein diet to gain weight.6 54 calories xDâôä]êáz calorieën calories An average potato has about 90 calories.6 54 healthy xDÜÉäqáz gezond salutaire I suddenly feel healthy since I stopped smoking.6 54 unhealthy x¾åDÜÉäqáz ongezond mauvais pour la santé She always looks so unhealthy.6 54 vegetarian x?îÉÇw]DíÉ]êá]åz vegetarisch végétarien Did you know that a lot of Italian food is vegetarian?6 54 dark xÇ^Wâz donker obscurité It's only five o'clock, and it's already dark .6 54 fact xÑôâíz feit fait They won't make a decision until they know the facts.6 54 myth xãfqz fabel mythe It's a myth that Elvis Presley is still alive.6 54 natural xDåôíp]ê]äz natuurlijk naturel Echinacea is a natural remedy for colds+G464.6 54 fruit juice xÑêìWí=ÇwìWëz vruchtensap jus de fruits The only fruit juice they had was pear.6 54 teeth xíáWqz tanden dents It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.6 54 between xÄfDíïáWåz tussen entre He sat between the two women on the sofa.6 54 instead xfåDëíÉÇz in plaats daarvan plutôt If Jane can't go, I'll go instead.6 54 up to x¾é=í]z wel zo'n jusqu'à It's up to you what you do.6 54 feel xÑáWäz voelen se sentir I felt cold and lonely.6 54 hungry xDÜ¾kÖêáz hebben) affamé (feel hungry = avoir faim) I'm getting hungry , let's eat!

6 54 sugary xDprÖ]êáz vol suiker sucré Sugary drinks.6 54 tired xí~f]Çz vermoeid fatigué You look tired.6 54 cup xâ¾éz kop tasse Would you like a cup of tea?6 54 generally xDÇwÉå]ê]äáz over het algemeen généralement The arrangements have generally worked well.6 54 put xéríz doen mettre Where did I put my keys?6 54 especially xfDëéÉp]äáz in het bijzonder particulièrement The town is very busy, especially in summer.6 54 dish xÇfpz schotel plat A dish of cherry pie with whipped cream6 54 contain xâ]åDíÉfåz bevatten contenir The suitcase contained a lot of old clothes.6 54 oil xlfäz olie huile Kuwait is one of the countries that exports oil.6 54 fattening xDÑôíåfÏz dikmakend qui fait grossir Avoid fattening foods like doughnuts.6 54 portion xDélWp]åz portie portion Two portions of fries, please.6 54 need xåáWÇz nodig hebben avoir besoin de These plants need plenty of light and water.6 54 diet xDÇ~f]íz dieet régime It is important to eat a healthy diet.6 54 for example xÑ]ê|fÖDò^Wãé]äz bijvoorbeeld par exemple Take a fine wine, for example Rioja.

6 54 balanced xDÄôä]åëíz uitgebalanceerd, evenwichtig équilibré He has a very balanced attitude to the situation.6 54 particularly xé]Dífâà]ä]äáz met name particulièrement Crime is increasing, particularly in the cities.6 55 list xäfëíz lijst liste I need a list of the people coming to the party.6 56 blood xÄä¾Çz bloed sang I cut my finger and there was blood everywhere!

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6 56 human body xDÜàìWã]å=DÄflÇáz menselijk lichaam corps humain It's a documentary about the human body.6 56 desert xÇfDò‰Wíz woestijn désert The Sahara desert.6 56 mile xã~fäz mijl mile = 1 609,33 mètres My house is about 15 miles north of here.6 56 cigarette x?ëfÖ]DêÉíz sigaret cigarette A packet of cigarettes6 56 smoke (v) xëã]râz roken fumer I don't smoke any more.6 56 sleep xëäáWéz slaap sommeil Did you sleep well?6 56 gym xÇwfãz sportschool salle de gym I go to the gym twice a week.6 57 soup xëìWéz soep soupe Tomato soup.6 57 prawn xéêlWåz garnaal crevette a prawn sandwich6 57 chicken xDípfâ]åz kip poulet Roast chicken.6 57 plate xéäÉfíz bord assiette Take a plate and help yourself.6 57 knife xå~fÑz mes couteau This knife is very sharp.6 57 fork xÑlWâz vork fourchette Put the knives and forks on the table.6 57 sunglasses xDë¾å?Öä^Wë]òz zonnebril lunettes de soleil Vic folded his sunglasses and put them in his pocket.6 57 hat xÜôíz hoed chapeau A big straw hat.6 57 dress xÇêÉëz jurk robe Can you dress the kids?6 57 feather xDÑÉa]z veer plume An ostrich feather.6 57 balloon xÄ]DäìWåz ballon ballon Can you blow up these balloons?6 57 drum xÇê¾ãz drum tambour, batterie Jason plays the drums.6 57 difference xDÇfÑ]ê]åëz verschil différence The main difference between them is their age.6 57 describe xÇfDëâê~fÄz beschrijven décrire Police asked the woman to describe her attacker.6 57 middle xDãfÇäz midden milieu We rowed out to the middle of the lake.6 57 cap xâôéz pet casquette A baseball cap.6 57 dress (n) xÇêÉëz jurk robe She was wearing a white dress.6 58 burger xDÄ‰WÖ]z hamburger hamburger Antonio ate half his burger in one bite.6 58 mayonnaise x?ãÉf]DåÉfòz mayonaise mayonnaise Do you want ketchup or mayonnaise on your chips?6 58 order (v) xDlWÇ]z bestellen commander He sat down and ordered a beer.6 58 eat in xáWí=?fåz hier opeten manger sur place We're eating in tonight.6 58 altogether x?lWäí]DÖÉa]z alles bij elkaar en tout Bradley seems to have disappeared altogether.6 59 grow xÖê]rz groeien pousser Babies grow quickly in their first year.6 59 bunch xÄ¾åípz tros grappe He gave her a bunch of flowers.6 59 used to xDàìWëí=íìWz gebruikt worden voor utilisé pour We used to go to the movies every week.6 59 mixture xDãfâëíp]z combinatie mélange Stir the mixture with a spoon until it is smooth.6 59 wheat xïáWíz tarwe froment A field of wheat.6 59 mix xãfâëz vermengen mélanger Oil and water don't mix.6 59 traffic jam xDíêôÑfâ=Çwôãz file embouteillage We were stuck in a traffic jam for hours.6 59 match (n) xãôípz wedstrijd match Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland?6 59 glass xÖä^Wëz glas verre The ball hit the window and broke the glass.6 59 information desk x?fåÑ]DãÉfp]å=ÇÉëâz informatiebalie guichet des renseignements You can pick up a leaflet from the information desk.

7 60 scientist xDë~f]åí]ëíz wetenschapper un scientifique A brilliant scientist.7 60 political leader xé]Däfífâ]ä=DäáWÇ]z politiek leider/leidster dirigeant(e) politique He was one of the great political leaders of the twentieth century.

7 60 artist xD^Wí]ëíz kunstenaar artiste It is hard to make money as an artist.7 60 comedian xâ]DãáWÇá]åz komiek comédien, comique He started as a stand-up comedian.7 60 writer xDê~fí]z schrijver / schrijfster écrivain / romancière A science-fiction writer.7 60 composer xâ]ãDé]rò]z componist compositeur The centenary of the composer's birth7 60 born xÄlWåz geboren né Where were you born?7 60 deaf xÇÉÑz doof sourd Deaf children.7 60 president xDéêÉò]Ç]åíz president président President Lincoln.

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7 60 United States xàìWDå~fífÇ==DëíÉfíëz Verenigde Staten les États-Unis That area of the United States is known for hurricanes.7 60 originally x]DêfÇwfå]äáz oorspronkelijk à l'origine Her family originally came from Thailand.7 61 blind xÄä~fåÇz blind aveugle She's almost blind in her right eye.7 61 communist xDâflãà]å]ëíz communistisch communiste The Communist Party.7 61 leader xDäáWÇ]z leider dirigeant Leaders of the black community.7 61 ballet dancer xDÄôäÉf=DÇ^Wåë]z balletdanser(es) danseur/danseuse de ballet He married a ballet dancer.7 61 mathematician x?ãôq]ã]Dífp]åz wiskundige mathématicien You need to be a mathematician to understand those figures.

7 61 opera singer xDflé]ê]=DëfÏ]z operazanger chanteur d'opéra She's a trained opera singer.7 61 at home x]í=?Ü]rãz thuis à la maison, chez soi We were at home all evening officer.7 61 frightened xDÑê~fíåÇz bang effrayé Don't be frightened. I won't hurt you.7 61 popular xDéfléà]ä]z populair connu Is Ben popular at school?7 61 emperor xDÉãé]ê]z keizer empereur The emperor was in residence at his summer palace.7 61 revolution x?êÉî]DäìWp]åz revolutie révolution The French Revolution.7 61 landing (n) xDäôåÇfÏz landing atterrissage The pilot had to make an emergency landing.7 61 moon xãìWåz maan lune The first person to land on the moon7 61 war xïlWz oorlog guerre He was a prisoner during the Vietnam War.7 61 hit single xÜfí=DëfÏÖ]äz hit chanson à succès It was their first hit single.7 62 surprising xë]Déê~fòfÏz verrassend surprenant It's hardly surprising that they lost the game.7 62 become xÄfDâ¾ãz worden devenir Kennedy became the first Catholic president.7 62 be interested in xÄá=DfåíêfëífÇ=fåz belangstelling hebben voor s'intéresser à He was very interested in her comments.7 62 graduate(v) xDÖêôÇwì]íz afstuderen obtenir son diplôme, finir ses étudeHe graduated from Harvard last year.7 62 network xDåÉíï‰Wâz netwerk réseau A high-speed European rail network.7 62 decide xÇfDë~fÇz besluiten décider Megan decided to go to Denise's party.7 62 be linked xÄf=äfkâíz gekoppeld zijn être relié It is linked with the incident last week.7 62 invent xfåDîÉåíz uitvinden inventer Alexander Bell invented the telephone.7 62 leave xäáWîz vertrekken quitter Frances left work early to meet her mother.7 62 look xärâz kijken avoir l'air I didn't see it. I wasn't looking.7 62 hair xÜÉ]z haar cheveux Go and brush your hair.7 62 idea x~fDÇf]z idee idée What a good idea!7 62 world wide xï‰WäÇ?ï~fÇz wereldwijd du monde entier Damage to the environment is a world wide issue.7 62 physics xDÑfòfâëz natuurkunde la physique Advanced physics.7 62 Switzerland x?ëïfíë]ä]åÇz Zwitserland la Suisse Switzerland is a federal republic.7 62 information network x?fåÑ]DãÉfp]å=DåÉíï‰Wâz informatienetwerk réseau d'information The I.T. guys have set up an information network on the server.

7 62 call (v) xâlWäz noemen appeler His friends call him Andy.7 62 article xD^Wífâ]äz artikel article I read an interesting article about drugs.7 62 universe xDàìWå]î‰Wëz universum univers Everything in the universe.7 62 everyone xDÉîêáï¾åz iedereen chacun Is everyone ready to go?7 62 exchange xfâëDípÉfåÇwz uitwisselen échanger Our aim is to encourage the exchange of information.7 62 personal details xDé‰Wë]å]ä=DÇáWíÉfäòz persoonsgegevens renseignements personnels The police officer asked us for our personal details.7 63 arrive x]Dê~fîz aankomen arriver Your letter arrived yesterday.7 63 begin xÄfDÖfåz beginnen commencer The meeting will begin at 10:00.7 63 believe xÄ]DäáWîz geloven croire Do you believe his story?7 63 can xâôåz kunnen pouvoir, savoir You can swim, can't you?7 63 take xíÉfâz brengen prendre Take this note to Dr Mason.7 63 share xpÉ]z delen partager I shared a room with her when I was at college.7 63 die xÇ~fz sterven mourir He died at the age of 98.7 63 steal xëíáWäz stelen voler Someone stole my passport.7 63 want xïflåíz willen vouloir Do you want a drink?7 63 win xïfåz winnen gagner Who do you think will win the election?

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7 63 Scotsman xDëâflíëã]åz Schot(se) un Ecossais(e) Sean Connery is a famous Scotsman.7 63 inventor xfåDîÉåí]z uitvinder inventeur The inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell.7 63 invention xfåDîÉåp]åz uitvinding invention The computer was one of the most important inventions of the twentieth century.

7 63 Patent Office xéôíåí=flÑfëz octrooibureau l'Office des brevets Einstein began his career in a patent office.7 63 father in-law xDÑ^Wa]êfå?älWz schoonvader beau-père I borrowed my father-in-law's car.7 63 toy xílfz speeltje jouet Anna was playing with her toys.7 63 congress xDâflkÖêÉëz het (Amerikaanse) Congres congrès A congress of the ruling Labour Party.7 63 Croatian xâêçDÉfpôz Kroatisch croate The Croatian team won the match.7 63 sell xëÉäz verkopen vendre He sold his car for £5000.7 63 Nobel Prize xDå]rÄä=éê~fòz Nobelprijs le prix Nobel She won the Nobel Prize for literature.7 64 story xDëílWêáz verhaal histoire Do you know the story of Peter Pan?7 64 period xDéf]êá]Çz tijdperk époque Do not sit at a computer for long periods.7 64 meet xãáWíz ontmoeten rencontre I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.7 64 servant xDë‰Wî]åíz dienst- domestique Many young girls became domestic servants.7 64 during xDÇàr]êfÏz gedurende pendant During the summer she worked as a waitress.7 64 First World War xDÑ‰Wëí=Dï‰WäÇ=ïlWz Eerste Wereldoorlog la Première Guerre mondiale It is a relic from the First World War.7 64 take sb. for a walk xíÉfâ=ë¾ãÄ]Çá=ÑlW=]=ïlWâz iemand mee uit wandelen nemen emmener qqn en promenade I took her for a walk to clear her head.7 64 find xÑ~fåÇz vinden trouver Will you help me find my bag?7 64 community xâ]DãàìWå]íáz gemeenschap communauté The library serves the whole community.7 64 get married xÖÉí=DãôêáÇz trouwen se marier They got married in Las Vegas.7 64 third xq‰WÇz derde troisième Josh came third in the race.7 64 second xëfDâflåÇz tweede deuxième, second Joanna's in her second year at university.7 64 twelfth xíïÉäÑqz twaalfde douzième Her twelfth birthday.7 64 first xÑ‰Wëíz eerste premier January is the first month of the year.7 64 fifth xÑfÑqz vijfde 5ème Her fifth birthday7 64 tenth xíÉåqz tiende 10ème Her tenth book.7 64 seventh xDëÉî]åqz zevende 7ème His seventh novel.7 65 last xä^Wëíz dinsdag ) dernier My last boyfriend was crazy about football.

7 65 ago x]DÖ]rz geleden il y a Jeff left an hour ago.7 65 clothes xâä]raòz kleren vêtements He got up and put on his clothes.7 65 outside x~ríDë~fÇz buiten dehors Can I go and play outside, Dad?7 65 hairdresser xDÜÉ]?ÇêÉë]z kapper coiffeur An appointment at the hairdresser's.7 65 sea xëáWz zee mer The Mediterranean Sea.7 65 lake xäÉfâz meer lac Lake Michigan.7 65 over xD]rî]z meer dan plus de I jumped over the wall and ran along the bank.7 65 dentist xDÇÉåí]ëíz tandarts dentiste I'm going to the dentist's this afternoon.7 65 go on holiday xÖ]r=flå=DÜflä]Çáz op vakantie gaan aller en vacances We're going on holiday next week.7 66 receptionist xêfDëÉép]å]ëíz receptionist/receptioniste réceptionniste The receptionist gave him the key.7 67 hate xÜÉfíz haten détester Mary really hated him after that.7 67 photograph xDÑ]rí]Öê^WÑz foto photo She showed me a photograph of her son.

8 68 cartoon xâ^WDíìWåz tekenfilm dessin animé Cartoon characters such as Donald Duck.8 68 love story xDä¾î=DëílWêáz liefdesgeschiedenis histoire d'amour It's a love-story set in Verona.8 68 comedy xDâflã]Çáz komedie comédie All my favourite films are comedies.8 68 horror xDÜflê]z griezel- d'horreur She stared at him in horror.8 68 historical xÜfDëíflêfâ]äz historisch historique The film is based on a historical event.8 68 sad xëôÇz droevig triste Linda looks very sad today.8 68 frightening xDÑê~fíåfÏz eng effrayant It's a very frightening film.8 68 exciting xfâDë~fífÏz spannend passionnant It was a pretty exciting game.

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8 68 violent xDî~f]ä]åíz gewelddadig violent An increase in violent crime.8 68 interesting xDfåíê]ëífÏz interessant intéressant A good teacher can make any subject interesting.8 68 romantic xê]rDãôåífâz romantisch romantique I wish my boyfriend was more romantic.8 68 boring xDÄlWêfÏz saai ennuyant His job sounds so boring.8 68 silly xDëfäáz gek stupide What a silly question!8 68 earn x‰Wåz verdienen gagner She earns £27,000 a year.8 68 average xDôî]êfÇwz gemiddeld moyen The average cost of making a movie has risen by 15%.8 68 Lebanese xäÉÄ]åáWòz Libanees libanais We ate in a Lebanese restaurant.8 68 appear x]Déf]z uitgebracht worden sortir The noise appeared to come from the bedroom.8 68 full-length xDÑräD=äÉkqz= avondvullend de long métrage I've seen the full-length version of the film.8 69 starring xëí^WêfÏz met in de hoofdrol avec … dans le rôle principal A movie starring Mel Gibson.8 69 successful xë]âDëÉëÑ]äz succesvol qui a du succès They were successful in persuading him to join them.8 69 top-paid xDíflé=éÉfÇz hoogstbetaald le mieux payé He took a top-paid job in the City.8 69 probably xDéêflÄ]Ääáz waarschijnlijk probablement We'll probably go to France next year.8 69 best paid xÄÉëí=éÉfÇz bestbetaald le mieux payé She's the best-paid employee.8 69 favourite xDÑÉfî]ê]íz favoriet favori We chose Joe's favourite music for the party.8 69 silent movie xDë~fä]åí=DãìWîáWz stomme film film muet He first appeared in silent movies.8 69 act (v) xôâíz acteren jouer Unless the UN acts soon, more people will die.8 69 India xDfåÇá]z India l'Inde The 50th anniversary of India's independence.8 70 create xâêáDÉfíz maken créer The new factory should create 450 jobs.8 70 follow xDÑflä]rz volgen suivre I followed her into the house.8 70 fall in love xÑlWä=få=ä¾îz verliefd worden tomber amoureux They fell in love and got married.8 70 vampire xDîôãé~f]z vampier vampire "He's a vampire!", cried Dr. Van Helsing.8 70 castle xDâ^Wë]äz kasteel château A 12th century castle.8 70 hole xÜ]räz gat trou There's a hole in my shoe.8 70 adventure x]ÇDîÉåíp]z avontuur aventure It's a book about Johnson's adventures at sea.8 70 forest xDÑflê]ëíz bos forêt He got lost in the forest.8 70 monster xDãflåëí]z monster monstre A sea monster.8 70 handsome xDÜôåë]ãz knap beau He was tall, dark and handsome.8 70 pleased xéäáWòÇz blij content Are you pleased with the result?8 71 rabbit xDêôÄ]íz konijn lapin My pet rabbit is called Fifi.8 71 ugly xD¾Öäáz lelijk laid Ugly modern buildings.8 71 angry xDôkÖêáz boos fâché He was beginning to get angry.8 71 kill xâfäz doden tuer He's in jail for killing a policeman.8 71 wear xïÉ]z dragen porter She was wearing jeans and a red jumper.8 71 ride xê~fÇz rijden rouler à moto She learned to ride when she was five.8 71 rollerblades xDê]rä]ÄäÉfÇòz skeelers des rollers I got new rollerblades for my birthday.8 71 rent (v) xêÉåíz huren louer I rented a room from friends while I looked for work.8 71 news xåàìWòz nieuws les informations I heard some interesting news about Charlie.8 72 author xDlWq]z auteur auteur Who is the author of 'Pride and Prejudice?8 72 behind xÄfDÜ~fåÇz achter derrière The car behind us was driving too close.8 72 legend xDäÉÇw]åÇz legende légende The legend of King Arthur.8 72 if so xfÑ=ë]rz zo ja si oui If so, then why are you here?8 72 fantasy story xÑôåDí]ëá=DëílWêáz fantasieverhaal récit fantastique, merveilleux It's simply not true, it's some fantasy story.8 72 Lord xälWÇz Heer seigneur Lord Mountbatten.8 72 based on xÄÉfëí=flåz gebaseerd op basé sur It's based on a true story.8 72 novel xDåflî]äz roman roman He is writing a novel about a boy's life.8 72 director xÇ]DêÉâí]z regisseur / regisseuse réalisateur / réalisatrice The new marketing director.8 72 New Zealand xåàìW=DòáWä]åÇz Nieuw-Zeeland la Nouvelle-Zélande New Zealand has two islands.

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8 72 fans xÑôåòz fans les fans Kylie's adoring fans.8 72 queue (v) xâàìWz in de rij staan faire la file We had to queue for over an hour to get tickets.8 72 ticket xDífâ]íz kaartje ticket How much are tickets for the concert?8 72 enormous xfDålWã]ëz enorm énorme It cost an enormous amount of money.8 72 return (n) xêfDí‰Wåz terugkeer le retour I was looking forward to my return to college.8 72 king xâfÏz koning roi The King of Spain is visiting England.8 72 Middle Earth xDãfÇä=‰Wqz Midden-Aarde la Terre du Milieu The story is set in Middle Earth.8 72 childhood xDíp~fäÇÜrÇz jeugd enfance Sara had a very happy childhood.8 72 ancient xDÉfåp]åíz oud ancien Ancient Rome.8 72 professor xéê]DÑÉë]z hoogleraar professeur Professor Barclay.8 72 great-grandson xÖêÉfí=DÖêôåë¾åz achterkleinzoon arrière petit-fils His great-grandson also became Prime Minister.8 73 money xDã¾åáz geld argent I spend a lot of money on clothes.8 73 abroad x]DÄêlWÇz in/naar het buitenland à l'étranger He often has to go abroad on business.8 73 fashionable xDÑôp]å]Ä]äz trendy à la mode Black is very fashionable now.8 73 musical instrument xãàìWòfâ]ä=?fåëíê]ã]åíz muziekinstrument instrument de musique The shop was full of old musical instruments.8 73 remember xêfDãÉãÄ]z nog weten se souvenir She suddenly remembered that she had an appointment.8 73 old town x]räÇ=Dí~råz oude stad vieille ville She has a flat in the old town.8 73 club xâä¾Äz nachtclub club I'm a member of the local drama club.8 73 tell xíÉäz vertellen parler Have you told John about the party?8 73 Prague xéêôÖz Praag Prague Last December they visited Prague.8 73 early xD‰Wäáz vroeg tôt It snowed in early January.8 74 kind xâ~fåÇz soort sorte, genre What kind of pizza do you want?8 74 play (n) xéäÉfz toneelstuk pièce de théâtre We went to see a new play by Tom Stoppard.8 75 opera xDflé]ê]z opera opéra An opera singer.8 75 brilliant xDÄêfäà]åíz fantastisch excellent That's brilliant! Well done!8 76 what´s on ? xïflíë=flåz wat draait er? qu'est-ce qu'il y a (à voir)? What's on television tonight?8 76 perfect xDé‰WÑfâíz perfect parfait She speaks perfect English.8 76 either...or x?~fa]=lWz hetzij… of ou … ou Either she goes or I go.8 76 that sort of thing xaôí=ëlWí=flî=qfÏz= dat soort dingen ce genre de choses I don't want to discuss that sort of thing with you.8 76 how about xÜ~r=]DÄ~ríz wat vind je van et si …? How about we eat out tonight?8 77 Damascus xÇôã^Wëâ]ëz Damascus Damas His latest posting is in Damascus.8 77 Cairo xâ^fê]rz Cairo le Caire The teeming streets of Cairo.8 77 climb xâä~fãz beklimmen grimper She slowly climbed the stairs.8 77 Eiffel Tower x^fÑ]ä=Dí~r]z Eiffeltoren la Tour Eiffel The symbol of France is the Eiffel Tower.

9 78 buy xÄ~fz kopen acheter Sam's just bought a new computer.9 78 small xëãlWäz klein petit She comes from a small town.9 78 cheap xípáWéz goedkoop bon-marché The jacket was quite cheap.9 78 uncomfortable x¾åDâ¾ãÑí]Ä]äz oncomfortabel inconfortable The heat made her feel uncomfortable.9 78 new xåàìWz nieuw neuf, nouveau Have you got their new album?9 78 slow xëä]rz langzaam lent The slowest runners started at the back.9 78 attractive x]Díêôâífîz aantrekkelijk attirant His new girlfriend is very attractive.9 78 older xD]räÇ]=z ouder plus vieux In actual fact , she's older than me.9 78 bigger xDÄfÖ]z groter plus grand Fetch a large vase, the bigger the better.9 78 more expensive xãlW=fâDëéÉåëfîz duurder plus cher That's more expensive than the last one?9 78 easier xDáWò]‰Wz makkelijker plus facile The job was made all the easier by having the right tools.9 78 park (v) xé^Wâz parkeren garer We couldn't find anywhere to park.9 78 better xDÄÉí]z beter mieux We need a better computer.9 79 in good condition xfå=ÖrÇ=â]åDÇfp]åz in goede staat en bon état The car was in good condition.

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9 79 in bad condition xfå=ÄôÇ=â]åDÇfp]åz in slechte staat en mauvais état After the accident, he was in pretty bad condition.9 79 smart xëã^Wíz chic élégant Jill's a smart kid.9 79 sweet xëïáWíz zoet sucré This chocolate sauce is very sweet.9 79 easy to ride xDáWòá=í]=ê~fÇz makkelijk te besturen facile à conduire The bike was easy to ride.9 80 diamond xDÇ~f]ã]åÇz diamant diamant She wore a diamond ring.9 80 department store xÇfDé^Wíã]åí=DëílWz warenhuis grand magasin She bought it at a department store.9 80 item xD~fí]ãz artikel article What was the last item of clothing you bought?9 80 for sale xÑ]=DëÉfäz te koop à vendre, en vente The house is up for sale.9 80 tall xílWäz hoog grand The tallest boy in the class.9 80 Sultan xDë¾äí]åz sultan sultan The Sultan of Brunei is reputed to be the world's richest person.

9 80 head xÜÉÇz hoofd directeur She rested her head on my shoulder.9 80 century xDëÉåíp]êáz eeuw siècle The church was built in the 13th century9 80 high xÜ~fz hooggelegen haut A high mountain.9 80 common xDâflã]åz veelvoorkomend courant Rabbits are a common wild animal in this area.9 80 carpet xDâ^Wé]íz tapijt tapis All the rooms had fitted carpets.9 80 rug xê¾Öz kleed carpette A beautiful Turkish rug.9 80 flower xDÑä~r]z bloem fleur There was a vase of yellow flowers by the window.9 80 gift xÖfÑíz cadeau cadeau Did you give your mother a gift ?9 80 bird xÄ‰WÇz vogel oiseau Wild birds.9 80 herb xÜ‰WÄz kruid herbe Herbal remedies.9 80 decoration x?ÇÉâ]DêÉfp]åz versiering décoration The shop windows were full of Christmas decorations.9 80 medicine xDãÉÇë]åz geneesmiddel médicament, médecine Have you taken your medicine?9 81 nowadays xDå~r]ÇÉfòz tegenwoordig de nos jours, actuellement People live longer nowadays.9 81 shop xpfléz winkelen magasin The town has some good clothes shops.9 81 traditional xíê]DÇfp]å]äz traditioneel traditionnel Traditional folk music.9 81 street market xDëíêáWí=ã^Wâ]íz markt marché He got the watch from a street market.9 81 roof xêìWÑz dak toit He installed a satellite dish on the roof.9 81 floating market xÑä]rífÏ=Dã^Wâ]íz drijvende markt marché flottant It's a floating market.9 81 Asia xDÉfw]z Azië l'Asie Central Asia.9 81 tropical fruit xDíêfléfâ]ä=ÑêìWíz tropische vruchten fruits tropicaux Papaya is a tropical fruit.9 81 part xé^Wíz gedeelte quartier Part of the roof was missing.9 81 square xëâïÉ]z plein place A square table.9 81 colourful xDâ¾ä]Ñ]äz kleurrijk plein de couleurs I prefer colourful clothes.9 81 midday x?ãfÇDÇÉfz 12 uur 's middags midi I met him at midday.9 81 lively xDä~fîäáz levendig animé A lively child.9 81 Christmas market xDâêfëã]ë=Dã^Wâ]íz kerstmarkt marché de Noël Let's get some presents from the Christmas market.9 81 hand-made xÜôåÇãÉfÇz handgemaakt fait-main She got a hand-made rug.9 81 atmosphere xDôíã]ëÑf]z sfeer atmosphère, ambiance The atmosphere at home was tense.9 81 help xÜÉäéz helpen aider How can I help?9 82 clothes shop xDâä]raò=pfléz kledingzaak magasin de vêtements She works in a clothes shop at the weekend.9 82 pharmacy xDÑ^Wã]ëáz apotheek pharmacie An all-night pharmacy.9 82 dry-cleaner´s xDÇê~f=DâäáWå]òz stomerij nettoyage à sec I took the jacket to the dry-cleaner's9 82 butcher xDÄríp]z slager boucher Her dad's a butcher.9 82 post office xDé]rëí=?flÑfëz postkantoor bureau de poste Get your stamps at the post office.9 82 bakery xDÄÉfâ]êáz bakker boulangerie I love the smell from the bakery.9 82 local shop xDä]râä=pfléz plaatselijke winkel commerce de proximité The local shop sells everything.9 82 gift shop xÖfÑí=pfléz cadeauwinkel boutique de cadeaux It's a specialist gift shop.9 82 dirty xDÇ‰Wíáz vuil sale Don't get your clothes dirty.9 82 haircut xDÜÉ]â¾íz laten knippen) coupe de cheveux I must have a haircut.

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9 82 present(n) xDéêÉò]åíz cadeau cadeau He got the computer as a birthday present.9 82 post xé]rëíz posten poster The letter's in the post.9 82 toothpaste xDíìWqéÉfëíz tandpasta dentifrice Squeeze the toothpaste tube from the bottom.9 82 store directory xëílW=Ç~fDêÉâí]êáz winkelindeling guide du magasin Look through the store directory.9 82 basement xDÄÉfëã]åíz souterrain sous-sol The basement flooded and everything got soaked.9 82 food hall x?ÑìWÇ=DÜlWäz voedselafdeling rayon d'alimentation The Harrod's food hall is amazing.9 82 cook and kitchenware xârâ=]åÇ=DâfípfåïÉ]z kook- en keukengerei articles de vaisselle et cuisine You'll find that in the cook and kitchenware department.9 82 luggage xDä¾ÖfÇwz tassen en koffers bagagerie They searched his luggage for illegal drugs.9 82 ground floor xDÖê~råÇ=DÑälWz begane grond rez-de-chaussée The men's clothing department is on the ground floor.9 82 perfumery xé]DÑàìWã]êáz parfumerie parfumerie It's in the perfumery section, Madam.9 82 cosmetic xâflòDãÉífâz cosmetica cosmétiques He had cosmetic surgery to make his nose smaller.9 82 handbag xDÜôåÇÄôÖz handtas sac à main There's a pen in my handbag.9 82 stationery xDëíÉfp]å]êáz kantoorbenodigdheden papeterie A letter on hotel stationery.9 82 shoes xDpìWòz schoenen chaussures We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags.9 82 jewellery xDÇwìW]äêáz sieraden bijouterie She wears a lot of gold jewellery.9 82 gaming xDÖÉfãfÏz speelgoed jeux Online gaming.9 82 electrical goods xfäÉâDíêfâ]ä=ÖrÇòz elektrische apparaten électroménager The electrical goods are on the third floor.9 83 department xÇfDé^Wíã]åíz afdeling rayon The Geography department at Edinburgh University9 83 battery xDÄôí]êáz batterij pile It needs a new battery.9 84 choose xípìWòz kiezen choisir You can choose between ice cream and apple tart.9 84 souvenir x?ëìWî]Dåf]z souvenir souvenir (objet) A souvenir of Paris.9 84 leather xDäÉa]z leren (van leer) cuir A leather belt.9 84 lamp xäôãéz lamp lampe A desk lamp.9 84 silk xëfäâz zijden soie A silk shirt.9 84 scarf xëâ^WÑz sjaal foulard He wore a scarf.9 85 expect xfâDëéÉâíz verwachten s'attendre à Do you expect to travel a lot this year?9 85 well-paid xDïÉä=éÉfÇz goedbetaald bien payé Work in advertising is very well paid indeed.

10 86 report (n) xêfDélWíz rapport rapport Martens gave a report on his sales trip to Korea.10 86 boss xÄflëz baas chef She asked her boss for the day off.10 86 chat xípôíz kletsen bavarder Jo was chatting to Sam.10 87 trainers xDíêÉfå]òz sportschoenen des baskets Hey, cool trainers!10 87 jumper xDÇw¾ãé]z trui pull The jumper didn't fit so I took it back to the shop.10 88 trousers xDíê~rò]òz broek pantalon These trousers are too big.10 88 sandals xëôåÇäz sandalen des sandales A pair of leather sandals.10 88 tights xí~fíëz maillot, panty maillot, panty A pair of black tights.10 88 tie xí~fz stropdas cravate What a dreadful tie!10 88 coat xâ]ríz jas manteau Put your coat on if you're going out.10 88 belt xÄÉäíz riem ceinture I tightened my belt.10 88 briefcase xDÄêáWÑâÉfëz aktenkoffertje mallette Sally opened her briefcase and fished out a small card.10 88 skirt xëâ‰Wíz rok jupe The train skirted around the lake.10 88 shorts xplWíëz korte broek un short Jack was wearing a pair of shorts and a T-shirt.10 88 boots xÄìWíëz laarzen des bottes She wore high-heeled boots.10 88 socks xëflâëz sokken chaussettes Socks with elastic around the top.10 88 gloves xÖä¾îòz handschoenen gants A pair of gloves.10 88 earrings xDf]êfÏòz oorbellen boucles d'oreille You're not allowed to wear earrings to school.10 88 shirt xp‰Wíz overhemd chemise I have to wear a shirt and tie to work.10 88 suit xëìWíz kostuum, pak costume / tailleur A light-weight suit.10 88 jacket xDÇwôâ]íz jack veste He was wearing jeans and a leather jacket.

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10 88 backpack xDÄôâéôâz rugzak sac à dos Make sure your backpack is strapped on tightly.10 88 sports bag xDëélWíë=ÄôÖz sporttas sac de sport He put his boots into a sports bag.10 88 street fashion xDëíêáWíDÑôpåz straatmode la mode Most designers start by looking at street fashion.10 88 banker xDÄôkâ]z bankier banquier My dad's a banker.10 88 appointment x]Délfåíã]åíz afspraak rendez-vous She has an appointment with a client at 10.30.10 88 accountant x]Dâ~råí]åíz accountant comptable RCA is advertising for an accountant.10 88 wedding xDïÉÇfÏz bruiloft mariage Have you been invited to their wedding?10 88 college xDâfläfÇwz college université I want to go to art college.10 89 uniform xDàìWå]ÑlWãz uniform uniforme Do you like the new school uniform?10 89 heavy xDÜÉîáz zwaar lourd I can't lift this box - it's too heavy.10 89 get ready xÖÉí=êÉÇáz zich gereedmaken se préparer Get ready, we're leaving.10 89 little xDäfíäz weinig peu de The little shop was very crowded.10 89 bright xÄê~fíz fel vif The bright flames of the candles.10 89 quite xâï~fíz vrij assez She's quite tall for her age.10 89 at the moment xôí=a]=Dã]rã]åíz op dit moment en ce moment At the moment, I'm feeling quite depressed.10 90 casual xDâôwì]äz nonchalant, makkelijk décontracté She's always been pretty casual about her appearance.10 90 perfume xDé‰WÑàìWãz parfum parfum She never wears perfume.10 90 lucky xDä¾âáz boffen (to be lucky) qui a de la chance "I just got the last bus." "That was lucky!"10 90 moustache xã]Dëí^Wpz snor moustache He's shaved off his moustache.10 90 in his/her thirties xfå=ÜfòI=Ü‰WDq‰Wíáòz in de dertig dans la trentaine He must be in his thirties.10 90 slim xëäfãz slank mince You're looking a lot slimmer - have you lost weight?10 90 beard xÄf]Çz baard barbe He has shaved his beard off.10 90 shaved xpÉfîÇz kaalgeschoren rasé Tony shaved and changed his shirt.10 90 short xplWíz kort court It's quite a short film.10 90 well-built xDïÉä=Äfäíz goedgebouwd bien bâti He was described as well-built.10 90 medium-length xDãáWÇf]ã=DäÉkqz halflang de taille moyenne She has medium-length hair.10 90 pony-tail xé]råá=íÉfäz paardenstaart queue de cheval He has a pony-tail, how uncool is that?10 93 happy xDÜôéáz blij heureux Sam's been looking very happy recently.10 93 unhappy x¾åDÜôéáz ongelukkig malheureux If you're so unhappy, why don't you change jobs?10 93 face xÑÉfëz gezicht visage You have a beautiful face.10 93 accessory x]âDëÉë]êáz accessoire accessoire Fashion accessories.10 93 on the right xflå=a]=ê~fíz rechts à droite It's on the right.10 93 happen xDÜôé]åz gebeuren se passer When did the accident happen?10 93 above x]DÄ¾îz boven en haut Raise your arm above your head.10 93 ice cream x~fë=DâêáWãz ijsje crème glacée Strawberry ice cream.10 93 seat xëáWíz stoel siège I asked for a seat by the window.10 93 sit xëfíz zitten être assis The children were sitting on the floor.

11 96 world xï‰WäÇz wereld monde Students from all over the world study here.11 96 around us x]Dê~råÇ=¾ëz om ons heen autour de nous Look at the world around us.11 96 animals xDôå]ã]äz dieren animaux We are against testing cosmetics on animals.11 96 natural features xDåôípê]ä=DÑáWíp]òz natuurelementen phénomènes naturels Africa has some of the best natural features in the world.11 96 insect xDfåëÉâíz insect insecte An insect bite.11 96 chimpanzee x?ípfãéôåDòáWz chimpansee chimpanzé The chimpanzee snatched my sandwich.11 96 volcano xîfläDâÉfå]rz vulkaan volcan The island has several active volcanoes.11 96 snail xëåÉfäz slak escargot Traffic was moving at a snail's pace.11 96 mountain xDã~råí]åz berg montagne She is the first woman to climb this mountain.11 96 human being xDÜàìWã]å=DÄáWfÏz mens être humain I am a human being, not a monster.11 96 elephant xDÉä]Ñ]åíz olifant éléphant An elephant's ponderous walk

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11 96 donkey xDÇflkâáz ezel âne I've known Kevin for donkey's years.11 96 river xDêfî]z rivier rivière The River Ganges.11 96 earth x‰Wqz aarde terre The earth revolves around the sun.11 96 kangaroo x?âôkÖ]DêìWz kangoeroe kangourou You don't get kangaroos in Sweden!11 96 dolphin xDÇfläÑ]åz dolfijn dauphin He won't eat tuna because of the effect on dolphins.11 96 geographical features x?ÇwáW]DÖêôÑfâ]=DÑáWíp]òz geografische elementen phénomènes naturels The geographical features are widely-studied.11 96 planet xDéäôå]íz planeet planète Mercury is the smallest planet.11 96 mention (v) xDãÉåp]åz noemen citer Your name was mentioned in the book.11 96 amazing x]DãÉfòfÏz verbazingwekkend étonnant What an amazing story!11 96 share (v) xpÉ]z gelijktijdig vieren partager I shared a room with her when I was at college.11 96 at least x]í=DäáWëíz minstens au moins At least you can give me that.11 96 ant xôåíz mier fourmi An ant colony.11 96 rotate xê]rDíÉfíz draaien tourner The Earth rotates on its axis.11 96 around x]Dê~råÇz ongeveer autour We put a fence around the yard.11 96 per hour xé]=~r]z per uur à l'heure Parking costs £1 per hour.11 96 throw xqê]rz gooien lancer Throw the ball to Daddy.11 96 further xDÑ‰Wa]z verder plus loin I have nothing further to say.11 97 west xïÉëíz naar het westen à l'ouest Rain is expected in the west.11 97 jump xÇw¾ãéz springen sauter Boys were jumping off the bridge into the river.11 97 look up xDärâ=¾éz omhoog kijken regarder vers le haut Look up the words you don't understand.11 97 sky xëâ~fz lucht ciel The sky is blue and the sun is shining.11 97 backwards xDÄôâï]Çòz achteruit en arrière She stepped backwards in surprise.11 97 continent xDâflåí]å]åíz werelddeel continent The rings represent the different continents.11 97 active xDôâífîz actief en activité Games for active youngsters.11 97 guide dog xDÖ~fÇ=ÇflÖz hulphond, blindengeleidehond chien-guide They raised money to get her a guide dog.11 97 traffic xDíêôÑfâz verkeer circulation There was heavy traffic on the motorway.11 97 traffic light xíêôÑfâ=ä~fíz verkeerslicht feu de signalisation Turn left at the traffic lights.11 97 talk (v) xílWâz praten parler I could hear Sarah and Andrew talking in the next room.11 97 sign language xDë~få=?äôkÖïfÇwz gebarentaal langue des signes They communicate using sign language.11 97 chimp xípfãéz chimpansee chimpanzé What's "chimp" short for?11 97 per cent xé]DëÉåíz procent pour cent One hundred per cent commitment.11 97 left-handed xDäÉÑí=ÜôåÇfÇz linkshandig gaucher Left-handed scissors.11 97 studies x?ëí¾Çáòz onderzoeken, studies études If only he had applied himself to his studies!11 97 prefer xéêfDÑ‰Wz de voorkeur geven aan préférer Would you prefer a hot or a cold drink?11 97 paw xélWz pootje patte The dog whined and pawed at the door.11 97 dirt xÇ‰Wíz vuil saleté, détritus His hands were covered in dirt.11 97 lifetime xDä~fÑí~fãz leven vie During her lifetime she had witnessed two world wars.11 97 badly xDÄôÇäáz slecht mal The book was badly written.11 97 washed xïflpíz gewassen lavé His body was washed ashore.11 97 parrot xDéôê]íz papegaai perroquet We recited poems parrot fashion.11 97 newborn xDåàìWÄlWåz pasgeboren nouveau-né A newborn baby.11 97 tree xíêáWz boom arbre He has three apple trees in his garden.11 97 mend (v) xãÉåÇz repareren réparer We need someone to mend the roof.11 97 chess xípÉëz schaken) échecs They meet fairly often to play chess.

11 98 population x?éfléà]DäÉfp]åz bevolking, inwonertal population What's the population of Tokyo?11 99 type xí~féz typen sorte What type of food do you like?11 99 quantity xDâïflåí]íáz hoeveelheid quantité Police found a quantity of drugs hidden in their bags.11 99 centimetre xDëÉåí]?ãáWí]z centimeter centimètre The cut was 12 centimetres long.11 99 speed limit x?ëéáWÇ=äfãfíz maximumsnelheid vitesse maximale autorisée A 40 mph speed limit.

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11 99 motorway xDã]rí]ïÉfz snelweg autoroute We broke down on the motorway.11 99 approximately x]Déêflâë]ã]íäáz ongeveer, bij benadering approximativement The plane will be landing in approximately 20 minutes.11 99 weigh xïÉfz wegen peser The baby weighs 12 pounds.11 99 coast xâ]rëíz kust côte It gets quite cold on the coast.11 100 pregnant xDéêÉÖå]åíz zwanger enceinte She got pregnant soon after they were married.11 100 kitten xDâfíåz kitten, jong katje chaton The kitten clawed at my trousers.11 100 racing xDêÉfëfÏz rensport faire la course A racing driver.11 100 hunting xDÜ¾åífÏz jagen chasser Is foxhunting cruel?11 100 customs officer x?â¾ëí]ãòDflÑfë]z douanebeambte agent des douanes The customs officer searched his luggage.11 100 keep xâáWéz houden garder This blanket should help you keep warm.11 100 domestic cat xÇ]DãÉëífâ=âôíz huiskat chat domestique It's a wild cat, not a domestic cat.11 100 at one time xôí=ï¾å=í^fãz tegelijk un jour We have 10 places at any one time.11 100 breed xÄêáWÇz ras race Rats can breed every six weeks.11 100 special xDëéÉp]äz bijzonder spécial, particulier We have a very special guest with us this evening.11 100 sphinx cat xëÑfåâë==âôíz sphynx chat sphinx I loved the sphinx cat at the zoo.11 100 together xí]DÖÉa]z samen ensemble Kevin and I went to school together.11 100 dog food xÇflÖ=ÑìWÇz hondenvoer aliments pour chiens The school dinners here are worse than dog food.11 100 baby food xDÄÉfÄá=ÑìWÇz babyvoedsel alimentation pour bébés We give him only organic baby food.11 100 such as xë¾íp=ôòz zoals tel que Moments such as this require immediate action.11 100 Greyhound xDÖêÉfÜ~råÇz hazewindhond lévrier Fancy going to the greyhound races?11 101 cruel xDâêìW]äz wreed cruel People who are cruel to animals make me mad.11 101 owner xD]rå]z baasje propriétaire Who is the owner of this car?11 101 ugh! x¾Öz bah pouah! Ugh! Not him again.11 101 specific xëé]DëfÑfâz specifieke spécifique The books are designed for this specific age group.11 101 winter xDïfåí]z winter hiver It often snows in winter.11 101 windy xDïfåÇáz winderig venteux It was too windy to go for a walk.11 101 country xDâ¾åíêáz land, natuur pays How many countries are there in Europe?11 101 horse xÜlWëz paard cheval I've never ridden a horse before.11 101 area xDÉ]êá]z streek région Dad grew up in the Portland area.11 101 allergic x]Dä‰WÇwfâz allergisch allergique He's allergic to cats.11 101 east xáWëíz oosten est We live to the east of the city.11 101 Arctic xD^Wâífâz noordpoolgebied arctique Arctic conditions.11 101 prime minister xéê^fã=Dãfå]ëí]z premier premier ministre He was the youngest Prime Minister.11 101 queen xâïáWåz koningin reine Queen Elizabeth II.11 101 Antarctic xôåDí^Wâífâz zuidpoolgebied antarctique The expedition to the Antarctic was a failure.11 102 solar system xDë]rä]=Dëfëí]ãz zonnestelsel système solaire The biggest planet in our solar system.11 102 litre xDäáWí]z liter litre A litre of water.11 102 Islamic xfòDäôãfâz islamitisch islamique She follows Islamic custom by covering her hair.11 102 holy xDÜ]räáz heilig saint Jerusalem is a holy city for Muslims, Christians and Jews.11 102 win xïfåz winnen gagner Who do you think will win the election?11 102 world cup xDï‰WäÇD=â¾éz wereldbeker coupe du monde I think Italy will win the next World Cup.11 102 Austria xflDëíêÉf]z Oostenrijk l'Autriche Austria's capital city.11 102 Czech Republic xípÉâ=êfDé¾Ääfâz Tsjechië la République tchèque She's from the Czech Republic.11 102 official x]DÑfp]äz officieel officiel The official report will be published next month.11 102 literature xDäfí]ê]íp]z literatuur littérature I'm interested in French literature.11 102 European cup x?àr]ê]DéáW]å=Dâ¾éz Europacup coupe d'Europe They were knocked out of the European Cup.11 102 definitely xDÇÉÑfå]íäáz absoluut à coup sûr That's definitely true.11 102 I´ve got no idea ik heb geen idee je n'ai aucune idée11 103 potato xé]DíÉfí]rz aardappel pomme de terre I'll peel the potatoes.

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11 103 eye x~fz oog œil There were tears in her eyes.11 103 bean xÄáWåz boon haricot Kidney beans.11 103 mouth xã~raz mond bouche She put her hand over her mouth.11 103 mushroom xDã¾pêìWãz paddestoel champignon Mushroom soup.11 103 cheetah xDípáWí]z jachtluipaard guépard The cheetah is the fastest animal on earth.11 103 relaxed xêfDäôâëíz ontspannen détendu Gail was lying in the sun, looking happy and relaxed.

12 104 future intensions xDÑàìWíp]=fåDíÉåp]åòz voornemens voor de toekomst intentions And what are your future intentions with my daughter?12 104 going to xÖ]rfÏ=í]z gaan I'm going to = je vais We're going to celebrate in style.12 104 dance xÇ^Wåëz dansen danser Who's that dancing with Tom?12 104 barbecue xDÄ^WÄfâàìWz barbecue barbecue We had a barbecue on the beach.12 104 go for a walk xÖ]r=Ñ]ê=]=?ïlWâz wandelen aller se promener Do you want to go for a walk?12 104 digital xDÇfÇw]íäz digitaal numérique A digital clock.12 104 nothing special x?å¾qfÏ=DëéÉp]äz niets bijzonders rien de spécial What was the band like? - Nothing special.12 105 straight xëíêÉfíz direct directement Draw a straight line across the page.12 105 anywhere xDÉåáïÉ]z ergens heen quelque-part Sit anywhere you like.12 106 stay in xëíÉf=fåz thuisblijven rester à la maison I think I'll stay in tonight.12 106 rest xêÉëíz uitrusten repos What shall I do with the rest of the pizza?12 106 exercise xDÉâë]ë~fòz beweging exercice physique You can do special exercises to strengthen your back.12 106 social life x?ë]rpä=ä^fÑz sociaal verkeer sorties entre amis She doesn't have much of a social life.12 106 exhibition x?Éâë]DÄfp]åz tentoonstelling exposition We went to a Picasso exhibition at the art gallery.12 107 book xÄrâz reserveren réserver Have you read any good books recently?12 107 shall xp]äz zullen Shall we …? Et si nous …? We shall be away next week.12 107 a night in x]=å~fí=fåz een avond thuis soirée à la maison Let's have a quiet night in.12 107 somewhere else xDë¾ãïÉ]=Éäëz ergens anders ailleurs I wish I was somewhere else.12 107 suggestion xë]DÇwÉëíp]åz voorstel suggestion May I make a suggestion?12 107 offer xDflÑ]z aanbod offrir de Can I offer you a drink?12 107 arrange x]DêÉfåÇwz afspreken préparer I've arranged a meeting with Jim.12 108 magnificent xãôÖDåfÑ]ë]åíz schitterend magnifique He gave a magnificent performance.12 108 cathedral xâ]DqáWÇê]äz kathedraal cathédrale St Paul's Cathedral.12 108 view xîàìWz uitzicht vue He has strong views about politics.12 108 cliff xâäfÑz klif falaise Don't go near the edge of the cliff.12 108 island xD~fä]åÇz eiland île The Greek island of Crete.12 108 sailing xDëÉfäfÏz zeilen faire de la voile They've invited us to go sailing this weekend.12 108 B&Bs xÄáW=�=ÄáWz bed&breakfast, pension Bed and Breakfast: logement chezThe street is full of B&B's.12 108 golf course xÖfläÑ=âlWëz golfbaan terrain de golf He's at the golf course.12 109 square kilometre xëâïÉ]=âfDäflãfí]z vierkante kilometer kilomètre carré An area of 50 square kilometres.12 109 farmland xDÑ^WãäôåÇz landbouwgrond terres agricoles Low grade farmland.12 109 path xé^Wqz pad chemin A narrow path led down to the stream.12 109 paragliding xDéôê]?Öä~fÇfÏz paragliden faire du parapente His favourite hobby is paragliding.12 109 paradise xDéôê]Ç~fëz paradijs paradis Hawaii is a paradise for wind surfers.12 109 steam railway xëíáWã=êÉfäïÉfz stoomtrein chemin de fer à vapeur Hr's a steam railway enthusiast.12 109 situated xDëfípìÉfí]Çz gelegen situé The hotel is situated on the lakeside.12 109 built xÄfäíz gebouwd construit She is built like a dancer.12 109 outdoor x?~ríDÇlWz openlucht- en plein air An outdoor swimming pool.12 109 frequent xÑêfDâïÉåíz frequent fréquent Her headaches became more frequent.12 109 sightseeing xDë~fí?ëáWfÏz bezienswaardigheden bekijken visiter In the afternoon, we went sightseeing.12 109 accommodation x]?âflã]DÇÉfp]åz accommodatie logement The college provides accommodation for all new students.12 109 excellent xDÉâë]ä]åíz uitstekend excellent What an excellent idea!

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12 110 weather xDïÉa]z weer temps (météo) What's the weather like today?12 110 season xDëáWò]åz seizoen saison Autumn is my favourite season.12 110 cloudy xDâä~rÇáz bewolkt nuageux The water looked cloudy.12 110 snow (v) xëå]rz sneeuwen neiger Look, it's snowing!12 110 foggy xDÑflÖáz mistig brumeux A foggy day.12 110 warm xïlWãz warm chaud It's lovely and warm in this room.12 110 sunny xDë¾åáz zonnig ensoleillé A warm sunny day.12 110 rain (v) xêÉfåz regenen pleuvoir Is it still raining?12 110 hot xÜflíz heet très chaud The soup's really hot.12 110 cool xâìWäz koel frais A lovely cool drink.12 110 cold xâ]räÇz koud froid The house was cold and empty.12 110 wet xïÉíz nat humide Her hair was wet.12 110 icy xD~fëáz ijskoud it's icy = il gèle An icy wind.12 110 fact file xDÑôâí=Ñ^fäz opsomming van feiten dossier He put together a fact file.12 110 temperature xDíÉãéê]íp]z temperatuur température Check the temperature of the water.12 110 record (v) xêfDâlWÇz registreren enregistrer All the events were recorded in a diary.12 110 dry xÇê~fz droog sec Is the washing dry yet?12 110 rainy xDêÉfåáz regen- pluvieux A rainy evening.12 110 snow (n) xëå]rz sneeuw la neige Snow was falling heavily.12 111 average temperature xDôî]êfÇw=?íÉãé]ê]íp]z gemiddelde temperatuur température moyenne The average temperature is about 24° C.12 111 parcel xDé^Wë]äz pakje paquet The parcel was delivered last week.

13 112 education x?ÉÇàrDâÉfp]åz onderwijs l'enseignement, l'éducation The government has promised to spend more on education.13 112 career xâ]Dêf]z loopbaan carrière A teaching career.13 112 apply x]Déä~fz aanmelden postuler Rob's applied for a job in Canada.13 112 management xDãôåfÇwã]åíz management gestion I don't enjoy management.13 112 science xDë~f]åëz natuurwetenschap sciences The teaching of science in schools.13 112 business studies xDÄfòå]ë?ëí¾Çáòz economie en administratie sciences commerciales She's taking a course in business studies.13 112 design xÇfDò~fåz vormgeving design, stylisme We've made some changes to the computer's design.13 112 medicine xDãÉÇë]åz medicijnen médecine Have you taken your medicine?13 112 information technology x?fåÑ]DãÉfp]å=íÉâDåflä]Çwáz informatietechnologie informatique He has gone into a career in information technology.13 112 maths xãôqëz wiskunde maths The new maths teacher.13 112 engineering x?ÉåÇw]Dåf]êfÏz techniek sciences appliquées The course will introduce young people to engineering.13 112 pass xé^Wëz slagen voor réussir A police car passed him as he walked down the road.13 112 fail xÑÉfäz zakken voor rater She failed all her exams .13 112 degree xÇfDÖêáWz graad diplôme universitaire The factory has a high degree of safety standards.13 112 primary school x?éê~fã]êá=ëâìWäz basisschool école primaire It's opposite the primary school.13 112 secondary school x?ëÉâ]åÇ]êá=ëâìWäz voortgezet onderwijs école secondaire I'll meet you outside the secondary school.13 112 interview (n) xDfåí]îàìWz sollicitatiegesprek interview She had an interview for a teaching job.13 112 train (v) xíêÉfåz een cursus volgen voor (se) former She trained as a nurse for four years.13 112 chef xpÉÑz kok chef-coq A master chef.13 112 unemployed x?¾åfãDéälfÇz werkloos au chômage, sans emploi An unemployed teacher.13 113 subject xë]ÄDÇwÉâíz vak branche, matière I don't want to talk about the subject of death.13 113 apart from x]?é^Wí=Ñê]ãI=Ñêflãz behalve en dehors de Apart from the ending, it's a really good film.13 113 system xDëfëí]ãz stelsel système We need a better system for dealing with complaints.13 113 profession xéê]DÑÉp]åz beroep profession I spent most of my life in the teaching profession.13 113 what else xïflí=|DÉäëz wat nog meer quoi d'autre What else do you want?13 113 ideal x?~fDÇf]äz ideaal idéal An ideal place for a picnic.13 113 finance company xÑf^åôåp=Dâ¾ãé]åáz financieringsmaatschappij société financière He took out a loan with a finance company.

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13 113 Lisbon xDäfòÄ]åz Lissabon Lisbonne Flight 503 for Lisbon is now boarding.13 113 van driver xîôå=DÇê~fî]z chauffeur van een bestelauto chauffeur de camionnette She got a job as a van driver.13 114 stop xëífléz ophouden met s'arrêter Stop, come back!13 114 qualification x?âïflä]Ñ]DâÉfp]åz diploma qualification He left school without any qualifications.13 114 experience xfâDëéf]êá]åëz ervaring expérience He's a very good teacher with a lot of experience.13 114 upstairs x?¾éDëíÉ]òz (naar) boven en haut, à l'étage The kids went upstairs to bed.13 114 borrow xDÄflê]rz lenen (van) emprunter Can I borrow the car tonight, dad?13 114 lend xäÉåÇz lenen (aan) prêter Could you lend me £10?13 114 grammar xDÖêôã]z grammatica grammaire His pronunciation is good, but his grammar is poor.13 114 pronunciation xéê]?å¾åëáDÉfp]åz uitspraak prononciation What's the correct pronunciation of this word?13 114 spelling xDëéÉäfÏz spellen orthographe Your spelling has improved.13 114 vocabulary xî]DâôÄà]ä]êáz vocabulaire vocabulaire Reading helps to improve your vocabulary.13 114 introduce x?fåíê]DÇàìWëz inleiden introduire The store has introduced a new range of food.13 114 topic xDífléfâz thema sujet Jackie's engagement was the main topic of conversation.13 114 form (n) xÑlWãz vorm forme The bicycle is a very economical form of transport.13 114 Seaspeak xëáWëéáWâz zee-Engels anglais des marins It's known as Seaspeak.13 114 Internetish xDfåí]åÉífpz internets anglais de l'Internet They're an internetish sort of outfit, I think.13 114 Anglic xDôkÖäfâz Anglic Anglic Anglic? What does that mean?13 115 global xDÖä]rÄ]äz wereld- mondial Pollution is a global problem.13 115 expert xDÉâëé‰Wíz deskundige expert An expert on ancient Egyptian art.13 115 basic xDÄÉfëfâz elementair de base, fondamental The basic principles of chemistry.13 115 simple xDëfãé]äz eenvoudig simple She explained her work in simple language.13 115 message xDãÉëfÇwz boodschap, bericht message Did you get my message?13 115 impossible xfãDéflë]Ä]äz onmogelijk impossible It is impossible to predict what will happen.13 115 explain xfâDëéäÉfåz uitleggen expliquer I explained the rules to Sara.13 115 water melon xDïlWí]=DãÉä]åz watermeloen pastèque A ripe, juicy water melon.13 115 ask for x^Wëâ=ÑlWz vragen om demander Ask for it if you don't know where it is.13 115 inside (n) xDfåë~fÇz vanbinnen à l'intérieur The inside of the car was filthy.13 115 taste xíÉfëíz smaak goût I don't like the taste of garlic.13 115 Sweden xëïáWÇ]åz Zweden la Suède In Sweden, it is against the law to hit a child.13 115 similar xDëfã]ä]z min of meer hetzelfde semblable They came from similar backgrounds.13 115 unfortunately x¾åDÑlWíp]å]íäáz helaas malheureusement Unfortunately, the show had to be cancelled.13 115 even xDáWî]åz nog encore Even the youngest children enjoyed the concert.13 115 phrase xÑêÉfòz zinnetje expression Darwin's famous phrase 'the survival of the fittest'13 115 situation x?ëfípìDÉfp]åz situatie situation She's in a very difficult situation.13 115 international communication x?fåí]Dåôp]å]ä=â]?ãàìWå]DâÉfp]åz internationale communicatie communication internationale International communication has become commonplace with the internet.

13 115 fluent xDÑäìW]åíz vloeiend speak fluent English = parler couraJem can speak fluent Japanese.13 116 disappear x?Çfë]Déf]z verdwijnen disparaître My keys have disappeared.13 116 sure xplWz zeker certain Are you sure you've had enough?13 116 worried xDï¾êáÇz bezorgd préoccupé, soucieux You look worried.13 116 full-time xDÑräDí~fãz voltijds à temps plein Both her parents work full-time.13 116 part-time xDé^Wí=Dí~fãz deeltijds à temps partiel A part-time job.13 116 last (v) xä^Wëíz duren durer The hot weather lasted for two weeks.13 117 leisure xDäÉw]z vrije tijd loisir How do you spend your leisure time?13 117 tourism xDír]êfò]ãz toerisme tourisme The island depends on tourism for most of its income.13 117 marketing xDã^Wâ]ífÏz marketing marketing He works in sales and marketing.13 117 promotion xéê]Dã]rp]åz reclame promotion She felt she deserved promotion.13 117 customer service xDâ¾ëí]ã]=ë‰Wîfëz klantenservice service à la clientèle He took his complaint to Customer Service.13 117 purpose xDé‰Wé]ëz doeleinde objectif, intention What is the purpose of your visit to England?

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13 117 various xDîÉ]êá]ëz verscheidene divers The coat is available in various colours.13 117 childcare xDíp~fäÇâÉ]z kinderverzorging soins aux enfants People on low wages find it difficult to pay for childcare.13 117 pre-school x?éêáW=ëâìWäz gaat qui ne vont pas encore à l'école A pre-school playgroup.

13 117 nursery xDå‰Wë]êáz crèche crèche Does your son go to nursery?13 117 private home xDéê~fîfí=DÜ]rãz gastgezin maison privée His grandmother is in a private home.13 117 development xÇfDîÉä]éã]åíz ontwikkeling développement Vitamins are necessary for a child's growth and development.13 117 health xÜÉäqz gezondheid santé Smoking can damage your health.13 117 safety xDëÉfÑíáz veiligheid sécurité Some students are concerned about safety on campus.13 117 option xDflép]åz mogelijkheid choix We have three options.13 117 sports centre xDëélWíë=?ëÉåí]z sportcentrum centre sportif They train twice a week at the sports centre.13 117 coach (v) xâ]rípz begeleiden, coachen entraîner He coaches the local football team.13 117 fitness xDÑfíå]ëz conditie forme He started to go running to improve his fitness.13 117 performing Arts xé]DÑlWãfÏ=^Wíëz podiumkunsten arts du spectacle She received an award from the perfuming arts society.13 117 dance (n) xÇ^Wåëz dans la danse Let's have one more dance.13 117 drama xDÇê^Wã]z toneel art dramatique He has written a new drama for the BBC.13 117 directing xÇ]DêÉâífÏz regie mise en scène He loves directing short films.13 117 at the time xôí=a]=í^fãz op het moment au moment de At the time I was very scared.13 117 media xDãáWÇá]z media les médias The story was reported in the media.13 117 disagree x?Çfë]DÖêáWz er niet mee eens zijn ne pas être d'accord My boss doesn't like people disagreeing with her.13 118 advanced x]ÇDî^Wåëíz gevorderd avancé Advanced technology.13 118 register (v) xDêÉÇw]ëí]z inschrijven s'inscrire You need to register with a doctor.13 119 administrator x]ÇDãfå]ëíêÉfí]z administrateur administrateur She works as an administrator in a government office.13 119 petrol station x?éÉíê]ä=DëíÉfpåz benzinestation station service We can get milk from the shop at the petrol station.13 119 library xDä~fÄê]êáz bibliotheek bibliothèque A library book.13 119 coffee-bar xDâflÑá=DÄ^Wz café café It's a cool, little coffee-bar.

14 120 keep in touch xâáWé=få=í¾ípz contact houden rester en contact Keep in touch, send me your news.14 120 typewriter xDí~fé?ê~fí]z typemachine machine à écrire A manual typewriter.14 120 text message xíÉâëí=DãÉëfÇwz sms'je sms She's always text messaging her friends.14 120 postage stamp xDé]rëífÇw=ëíôãéz postzegel timbre-poste The Penny Black is a rare postage stamp.14 120 fax machine x?Ñôâë=ã]‰páWåz faxapparaat fax The fax machine is broken, e-mail it instead.14 120 deliver xÇfDäfî]z bezorgen délivrer The letter was delivered to his home.14 120 Ancient Egypt xDÉfåp]åí=?áWÇwféíz het oude Egypte Égypte ancienne It's a book about Ancient Egypt.14 120 stamp xëíôãéz postzegel timbre A first-class stamp.14 120 keyboard xDâáWÄlWÇz toetsenbord clavier Guy plays the guitar, and I'm on the keyboard.14 120 World War Two xï‰WäÇ=DïlW=íìWz Tweede Wereldoorlog la Seconde Guerre mondiale She moved away before World War Two.14 120 annoying x]DålffÏz vervelend ennuyeux An annoying habit of interrupting.14 120 scribe xëâê~fÄz schrijver scribe I acted as his scribe.14 121 top line xíflé=Dä~fåz bovenste rij première ligne Top line sales are down 27%.14 121 salesman xDëÉfäòã]åz verkoper vendeur, représentant A car salesman.14 121 demonstrate xDÇÉã]åëíêÉfíz demonstreren démontrer The accident demonstrated the importance of wearing seatbelts.14 121 nobody xDå]rÄ]Çáz niemand personne Nobody knows what will happen.14 121 however xÜ~rDÉî]z echter cependant It's an unpleasant disease. However, it's easy to treat.14 121 perhaps xé]DÜôéëz wellicht peut-être Sarah's late - perhaps she missed the bus.14 121 whistle (n) xDïfë]äz fluitje sifflet The referee blew his whistle.14 121 incredible xfåDâêÉÇ]Ä]äz ongelooflijk incroyable The view was incredible.14 122 take a photo xíÉfâ=]=?Ñ]rí]rz foto maken prendre une photo Take a photo of us all together.14 122 note (n) xå]ríz briefje un petit mot I'll just make a note of your new address.14 122 leave a message xäáWî=]=?ãÉëfÇwz boodschap achterlaten laisser un message Please leave a message after the tone.

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14 122 call xâlWäz opbellen appeler His friends call him Andy.14 122 contact xDâflåíôâíz contact opnemen prendre contact avec There is little contact between the two tribes.14 122 urgently xD‰WÇw]åíäáz dringend de toute urgence Food and medicines are urgently needed.14 122 quickly xDâïfâäáz snel rapidement He quickly put the money back in the box.14 122 communicate xâ]DãàìWå]âÉfíz communiceren communiquer We communicate by email.14 122 with each other xïfa==áWíp=¾a]z met elkaar l'un avec l'autre They're very good with each other.14 122 wish xïfpz wensen souhaiter I wish you hadn't invited him.14 122 member xDãÉãÄ]z lid membre He's a member of the tennis club.14 122 bored xÄlWÇz vervelen) lassé I'm bored - let's go!

14 122 phone call xDÑ]råâlWäz telefoongesprek coup de fil I need to make a phone call.14 122 so far xë]r=Ñ^Wz tot nu toe jusqu'à maintenant So far I've only done three.14 123 lose xäìWòz verliezen perdre Tom lost his job.14 123 forget xÑ]DÖÉíz vergeten oublier I'm sorry, I've forgotten your name.14 123 emergency service xfDã‰WÇw]åëáz noodhulpdienst service des urgences Please inform the emergency services.14 123 post (v) xé]rëíz op de post doen poster She posted the letter on her way to work.14 124 apparently x]Déôê]åíäáz blijkbaar apparemment Apparently, it's not the first time she's left him.14 124 on business x=flå=DÄfòå]ëz voor zaken en voyage d'affaires He's away on business.14 124 bit xÄfíz beetje un peu Could you turn the TV up a bit?14 124 voice mail xîlfëãÉfäz voicemail messagerie I had two voicemails on my mobile.14 124 celebrate xDëÉä]ÄêÉfíz vieren célébrer John passed his exams so we're having a party to celebrate.14 124 driving test xDÇê~fîfÏ?íÉëíz rijexamen examen de permis de conduire It's the third time he's failed his driving test.14 124 congratulations âflå?Öêôíp]DäÉfp]åò gefeliciteerd félicitations You won? Congratulations!14 124 detail xDÇáWíÉfäz detail détail The documentary included a lot of historical detail.14 124 line xä~fåz regeltje un petit mot Draw a straight line across the top of the page.14 124 safe xëÉfÑz ongedeerd, in veiligheid en sécurité, sauf Women are safer drivers than men.14 124 finally xDÑ~få]äáz eindelijk finalement After several delays, the plane finally took off at six o'clock.14 124 land xäôåÇz landen atterrir He owns 5000 acres of agricultural land.14 124 delay xÇfDäÉfz vertraging retard He agreed to delay the decision.14 124 pick up x?éfâ|D¾éz ophalen prendre, venir chercher Pick up your rubbish.14 124 take care xíÉfâ=?âÉ]êz oppassen, voorzichtig zijn Portez-vous bien ! Take care of your new piano.

14 124 all the best xlWä=a]=ÄÉëíz het beste amitiés He wished us all the best.14 125 recently xDêáWë]åíäáz de laatste tijd récemment They recently moved from South Africa.14 125 tone xí]råz piep signal "Hello," she said in a welcoming tone.14 125 be afraid xÄá=?]DÑêÉfÇz bang zijn craindre "Don't be afraid", said the big, hairy monster.14 126 essential xfDëÉåp]äz wezenlijk, onmisbaar essentiel A balanced diet is essential for good health.14 126 main xãÉfåz belangrijkst principal Maths is the main subject I am studying.14 126 chat (v) xípôíz praten, kletsen bavarder Jo was chatting to Sam.14 126 chat room xípôí=êìWãz chatroom salon de discussion He spends all evening on the web in chatrooms.14 126 feature xDÑáWíp]z functie fonction An important feature of his paintings is their colours.14 126 excited xfâDë~fí]Çz spannend passionné The kids are getting really excited about the trip.14 126 pay attention xéÉf=]DíÉåp]åz opletten prêter attention Pay attention to what I am saying.14 127 revise xêfDî~fòz repeteren réviser We need to revise our plans.14 127 approach x]Déê]rípz aanpak approche, méthode Slowly, he approached the bed.14 127 break xÄêÉfâz breken casser I had to break a window to get into the house.14 127 just xÇw¾ëíz net juste, tout récemment You look just like your dad.

15 128 palace xDéôä]ëz paleis palais Buckingham Palace.15 128 sports stadium xDëélWíë=DëíÉfÇf]ãz stadion stade Have you seen Bayern Munich's new sports stadium?15 128 shopping centre xDpfléfÏ=?ëÉåí]z winkelcentrum centre commercial They demolished these Georgian houses for a shopping centre.

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15 128 bridge xÄêfÇwz brug pont They are building a new bridge over the river.15 128 church xíp‰Wípz kerk église How often do you go to church?15 128 art gallery xD^Wí=Öôä]êáz kunstgalerie galerie d'art There's a Kandinsky exhibition on the art gallery.15 128 canal xâ]Dåôäz kanaal canal We walked along by the side of the canal.15 128 hill xÜfäz heuvel colline Their house is on a hill overlooking the sea.15 128 mosque xãflëâz moskee mosquée The mosque is near the shopping centre.15 128 temple xDíÉãé]äz tempel temple The marble columns of a Greek temple.15 128 statue xDëíôípìWz standbeeld statue A statue of Queen Victoria.15 128 park xé^Wâz park parc We couldn't find anywhere to park.15 129 religious xêfDäfÇw]ëz godsdienst- religieux We don't share the same religious beliefs.15 129 reformer xêfDÑlWã]z hervormer réformateur A great social reformer.15 129 painting xDéÉfåífÏz schilderij peinture A painting of a horse.15 129 National Gallery xDåôp]å]ä=Öôä]êáz rijksmuseum Galerie Nationale The National Gallery needs more funding.15 130 step xëíÉéz traptrede marche He took a few steps , then stopped.15 130 up x¾éz omhoog vers le haut They began walking up the hill.15 130 across x]Dâêflëz over à travers A boy suddenly ran across the road.15 130 out of x~rí=]îz uit hors de Sorry, we're out of petrol.15 130 down xÇ~råz omlaag vers le bas Dave bent down to tie his shoelace.15 130 past xé^Wëíz langs en passant Hopefully, I have learned from past mistakes.15 130 into xDfåí]z in vers l'intérieur de He went back into the house.15 130 from xÑê]ãz van de He drove all the way from Colorado.15 130 along x]Däflkz door le long de We took a walk along the river.15 131 ladder xDäôÇ]z ladder échelle Women have had to fight to climb the career ladder.15 131 field xÑáWäÇz veld champ There were cows in the field.15 131 scenery xDëáWå]êáz landschap paysage Alaska's magnificent scenery.15 131 track xíêôâz spoor piste The farm was at the end of a rough track.15 131 tunnel xDí¾åäz tunnel tunnel They managed to tunnel under the fence.15 131 ski resort xDëâáW=êfDòlWíz skioord station de ski Arosa is a great ski resort.15 131 height xÜ~fíz hoogte hauteur, altitude The boys are about the same height.15 131 glacier xDÖäôëá]z gletsjer glacier You can ski on the glacier, even in summer.15 131 pass (v) xé^Wëz passeren passer We used to pass the shop every day.15 132 smoking area xëã]râfÏ=É]êá]z rookzone espace fumeur You may only smoke in the designated smoking area.15 132 entry fees xDÉåíêá=ÑáWòz toegangsprijzen tarif des entrées The entry fees are terribly high.15 132 passport control xDé^WëélWí=â]åDíê]räz paspoortcontrole contrôle des passeports It took us ages to get through passport control.15 132 out of order x~rí=flÑ=DlWÇ]z buiten werking en panne The coffee-machine is out of order.15 132 grass xÖê^Wëz gras pelouse We lay on the grass by the river.15 133 wear xïÉ]z dragen porter She was wearing jeans and a red jumper.15 133 obey x]rDÄÉfz opvolgen, gehoorzamen obéir à Most dogs will obey simple commands.15 133 instruction xfåDëíê¾âp]åz opdracht, aanwijzing instruction Follow the instructions on the packet.15 133 earn a living x‰Wå=]=DäfîfÏz je brood verdienen gagner sa vie It's a tough way to earn a living.15 133 prison xDéêfò]åz gevangenis prison He's been in prison for two years.15 133 sense of direction xëÉåë=]î==Ç~fDêÉâíp]åz richtingsgevoel sens de l'orientation You have absolutely no sense of direction.15 133 straight on xëíêÉfí=?flåz rechtdoor tout droit Go straight on and you'll see it.15 134 guidebook xDÖ~fÇÄrâz reisgids guide (livre) Travel guidebooks.15 134 tourist information xDír]êfëí=fåÑ]DãÉfpåz vvv-kantoor syndicat d'initiative We got the tickets from the tourist information office.15 134 value xDîôäàìWz waar (als in: waar voor je geld ) valeur What is the total value of the paintings in the collection?15 134 delicious xÇfDäfp]ëz heerlijk délicieux This soup is delicious!15 134 peaceful xDéáWëÑ]äz rustig calme The wood was cool and peaceful.15 134 fun xÑ¾åz leuk gai Did you have fun with your friends?

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15 134 recommend x?êÉâ]DãÉåÇz aanbevelen recommander Dentists strongly recommend that you change your toothbrush every few months.

15 134 service xDë‰Wî]ëz service service She works for the health service.

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