New Snapshot Elementary Wordlist - Dutch - French

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accommodation x]?âõã]DÇÉfp]åz onderkomen logement The college provides accommodation for all new students.
August xDlWÖ]ëíz augustus août I was there last August.
children xDípfäÇê]åz kinderen les enfants Parents must be actively involved in their children's education.
community xâ]DãàìWåfíáz gemeenschap la communauté The library serves the whole community.
during xDÇàìWêfkz tijdens pendant, durant During the summer she worked as a waitress.
date xÇÉfíz datum la date "What's today's date?" "It's August the eleventh."
family xDÑôã]äáz gezin la famille Do you know the family that lives next door?
food xÑìWÇz eten la nourriture A hotel that is famous for its good food.
free xÑêáWz gratis gratuit There's a free gift with this month's magazine.
holidays xDÜõäfÇÉfòz vakantie les vacances Action-packed holidays for teenagers.
hostel xDÜõëíäz jeugdherberg/hotel auberge A student hostel.
husband xDÜ¾òÄ]åÇz echtgenoot / echtgenote le mari / la femme Have you met my husband Roy?
Italy/Italian(n)/Italian(adj) xDfí]äá=L=fDíôäf]åz= Italië/Italiaan(se)/Italiaans l'Italie/italien(ne)/italien An Italian restaurant.
left xäÉÑíz links la gauche She wore a gold bracelet on her left wrist.
location xä]rDâÉfp]åz locatie lieu Draw a map showing the precise location of the accident.
organise (v) xDlWÖ]å~fòz organiseren organiser Let's organise a meeting?
pay (n) xéÉfz betaling/loon le salaire Who's going to pay for all this?
Poland/Pole(n)/Polish (adj) xDé]rä]åÇLDé]räfpz Polen/Pool(se)/Pools la Pologne/polonai(se) He is from Poland.
leader xDäáWÇ]z leider / leidster dirigeant(e) Leaders of the black community.
project xéêõÇwÉâíz project projet A three-year research project.
right xê~fíz rechts la droite He sat on the right.
Spain/ Spaniard/Spanish xëéÉfåLDëéôåfpz Spanje/Spanjaard/Spaans l'Espagne/espagnol(e) Juan is Spanish.
staff xëí^WÑz personeel le personnel Lisa's the only female member of staff.
student xDëíàìWÇ]åíz student(e) l'étudiant(e) A first year student at London University.
summer xDë¾ã]z zomer l'été Are you going away this summer?
teenager xDíáWåÉfÇw]z tiener l'adolescent A TV series aimed at teenagers.
UK/British xDàìWDâÉfLDÄêfífpz Verenigd Koninkrijk/Brits le Royaume-Uni/britannique He now lives in the UK.
warden xDïlWÇåz beheerder, jeugdherbergvader/moeder gardien He is warden of a block of flats for old people.
work (n) xï‰Wâz werk du travail He's looking for work.
world xï‰WäÇz wereld le monde Students from all over the world study here.
Unit 1 – Nice to meet you.

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check (v) xípÉâz========================= controleren vérifier, contrôler You'd better check our tickets.
everyone xDÉîêáï¾åz iedereen tout le monde Is everyone ready to go?
let's go xäÉíë=Ö]rz laten we gaan allons-y! We're late! Let's go!
meet xãáWíz ontmoeten/zien retrouver, rencontrer I'll meet you at 8 o'clock.
other(s) xD¾a]òz anderen autre Anna has a job, but the other girls are still at school.
over there xD]rî]=aÉ]z daar là-bas The car is over there.
project leader xéêõÇwÉâí=DäáWÇ]z projectleider chef de projet David is the new project leader.
welcome to… xïÉäâbã=íìW=z= welkom in… bienvenue à Welcome to our school.
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address x]DÇêÉëz adres l'adresse What's your new address?
real xêf]äz echt vrai, réel My real name is Ian.
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Argentina/Argentinian (n) x^WÇw]åDíáWå]L?^WÇw]åDífåf]åz Argentinië/Argentijn(se) l'Argentine/l'argentin(ne) Argentina won the World Cup that year.
Argentinian (adj) x^WÇw]åDífåá]åz Argentijns argentin It's an Argentinian dance.
Brazil/Brazilian(n) xÄê]DòfäLÄê]Dòfäf]åz Brazilië/Braziliaan(se) le Brésil /brésilien(ne) Brazil look very impressive in attack.
Brazilian(adj) xÄê]Dòfäá]åz brésilien A unique blend of Brazilian and Colombian coffee.
country xDâ¾åíêáz land pays How many countries are there in Europe?
Greece/Greek(n)/Greek/adj) xÖêáWëLÖêáWâz Griekenland/Griek(se)/Grieks la Grèce / grec(que) The glories of ancient Greece.
list (n) xäfëíz lijst liste I need a list of the people coming to the party.
nationality xåôp]Dåôä]íáz nationaliteit nationalité He has British nationality.
Portugal/Portuguese(n) xDélWíàrÖ]äLélWíàrDÖáWòz Portugal/Portuge(e)s(e) le Portugal / portugais(e) The period in which Spain ruled over Portugal.
Portuguese(adj) xélWíàrDÖáWòz Portugees portugais A portuguese lament.
square xëâïÉ]z hokje/vierkantje carré, case Fill in the squares.
Turkey/Turkish(n)/Turkish (adj) xDí‰WâáLDí‰Wâfpz Turkije/Turk(se)/Turks la Turquie / turc/turque In 1853, Turkey declared war on Russia.
write (v) xê~fíz schrijven écrire We teach children to read and write.
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people xDéáWéäz mensen le gens I like the people I work with.
spell (v) xëéÉäz spellen épeler, orthographier How do you spell that?
surname xDë‰WåÉfãz achternaam nom de famille What's your surname?
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imagine (v) xfDãôÇw]åz zich iets voorstellen imaginer Imagine you're lying on a beach.
introduce yourself (v) xfåíê]ÇwìWë=àlWXëÉäÑz zich voorstellen se présenter I would like to introduce myself.
say (v) xëÉfz zeggen dire 'I'm so tired,' she said.
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brother xDÄê¾a]z broer frère Carla has two younger brothers.
group xÖêìWéz groep groupe A group of islands.
hate (v) xÜÉfíz haten détester Mary really hated him after that.
late xäÉfíz laat tard, en retard Sorry I'm late!
party xDé^Wíáz feestje fête We're having a party on Friday. Come over.
photo xDÑ]rí]rz foto photo Will you take a photo of me and Anna together?
Sorry! xDëõêáz= Sorry!/Het spijt me Désolé(e), pardon Sorry! I didn't mean it.
take (a photo) xíÉfâz een foto nemen pendre une photo Take a photo of the group.
teach (v) xíáWípz onderwijzen enseigner He taught physics for 15 years.
techno xDíÉâå]rz techno la techno He likes techno music.
that's cool xa]íë=âìWäz dat is cool bien, cool! Tom is coming too. - That's cool
turn down (v) xDí‰Wå=DÇ~råz zachter zetten baisser le volume Turn the music down!
university xàìWåfDî‰Wëfíáz universiteit université Do you want to go to university when you leave school?
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complete (v) xâ]ãDéäáWíz afmaken compléter, finir Complete the sentences.
correct (v) xâ]DêÉâíz corrigeren corriger Can you correct my spelling?
sentence (n) xDëÉåí]åëz zin phrase The sentence has so many verbs.
similar xDëfã]ä]z vergelijkbaar similaire They came from similar backgrounds.
word xï‰WÇz woord mot What's the English word for 'casa'?
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(not) like xEåõíF=ä~fâz (niet) houden van bien aimer / ne pas aimer I don't like chicken.
art x^Wíz kunst l'art He's very good at art.
card xâ^WÇz kaartje carte Here's my business card.
centre xDëÉåí]z middelpunt/midden centre He took her hand and led her to the centre of the room.
city xDëfíáz (grote)stad grande ville Leeds is the third largest city in England.
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class xâä^Wëz klas classe Is Jodie in your class?

classical xDâäôëfâäz klassiek classique Classical ballet.
Computer science xâ]ãDéàìWí]=Dë~f]åëz computerkunde (IT) informatique He's very good at computer science.
conversation xâõåî]DëÉfp]åz gesprek conversation I had a short conversation with the teacher.
country and western xDâ¾åíêá=]åÇ=DïÉëí]åz Country en Western la country My dad likes country and western.
English (subject) xDfkÖäfpz Engels l'anglais We have English lessons four times a week.
favourite xDÑÉfî]ê]íz lievelings- préféré(e) We chose Joe's favorite music for the party.
flat(n) xÑäôíz appartement appartement She has a flat on the first floor.
guitar xÖfDí^Wz gitaar guitare An acoustic guitar
heavy metal xDÜÉîá=DãÉíäz heavy metal heavy metal It's a heavy metal band.
information xfåÑ]DãÉfp]åz informatie information(s) The book contains information about many subjects.
interview (v) xDfåí]îàìWz interviewen interviewer She had an interview for a teaching job.
jazz xÇwôòz jazz jazz Modern jazz.
listen (v) xDäfë]åz (be)luisteren écouter What sort of music do you like listening to?
look at xDärâ=ôíz kijken naar regarder Look at that cloud!
main (adj) xãÉfåz hoofd- principal The main meal of the day.
near xåf]z vlakbij près de They live near Osaka.
partner xDé^Wíå]z partner compagnon She lives with her partner Tom.
physics xDÑfòfâëz natuurkunde la physique Advanced physics.
pop xéõéz pop pop It's an open-air pop concert.
rap xêôéz rap rap He's into rap music.
reggae xDêÉÖÉfz reggae reggae He popularized reggae music.
right (to be) xê~fíz gelijk hebben (avoir) raison You're right, we've got it all wrong.
sea xëáWz zee la mer We swam in the sea .
slow (music) xëä]rz schuifelmuziek lent The last dance was a slow one.
sort (n) xëlWíz soort sorte What sort of work does he do?
sorts of music xDëlWíë=]î=DãàìWòfâz soorten muziek genres musicaux He likes different sorts of music.
soul xë]räz soul soul She's a soul singer
square (n) xëâïÉ]z plein place It's in the main square.
subject (school subject) xDë¾ÄÇwÉâíz (school)vak matière, branche My favourite subject is English.
suburbs (in the) xDë¾Ä‰WÄòz (in de) buitenwijken (dans) la banlieue The northwest suburbs of the city.
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history xDÜfëí]êáz geschiedenis l'histoire She's studying history at university.
missing xDãfëfkz vermist disparu Police are still searching for the missing child.
note (v) xå]ríz opschrijven/noteren noter, prendre note Note down everything she says.
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60's band xDëfâëíáò=ÄôåÇz band uit de jaren zestig un groupe des années 60 It's a concert with 60's band - they're all very old now!
art gallery xD^Wí=?Öôä]êáz kunstgalerie galerie d'art There's a free exhibition on at the art gallery.
best wishes xÄÉëí=ïfp]ëz feliciteren amitiés She phoned to say best wishes on my birthday.
cinema xDëfå]ã]z bioscoop cinéma Shall we go to the cinema tonight?
crowded xDâê~rÇ]Çz druk encombré, animé A crowded room.
docks xÇõWâëz havengebied les docks They are redeveloping the docks.
entertainment xÉåí]DíÉfåã]åíz= amusement spectacle(s) The hotel offers live entertainment.
famous xDÑÉfã]ëz beroemd célèbre Many famous actors live in Beverly Hills.
fan xÑôåz fan fan Thousands of football fans filled the stadium.
friendly xDÑêÉåÇäáz vriendelijk gentil Everyone in the village was very friendly to us.
hang out (v) xÜôk=~ríz rondhangen se balader, traîner They hang out arond the burger bar.
hometown xDÜ]rã=í~råz geboorteplaats ville natale He has lived here for years but it's not his hometown.
museum xãàìWDòf]ãz museum musée The Museum of Modern Art.
port xélWíz haven port Liverpool is a large port.
reason xDêáWò]åz reden raison, cause There are several reasons why the treatment didn't work.
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ship xpféz schip navire Supplies came by ship.

suppose (v) xë]Dé]ròz vermoeden/aannemen supposer I suppose he's still in London.
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dancing (n) xÇ^Wåëfkz dansen danser We could go bowling, or dancing, or both.
historical xÜfDëíõêfâ]äz historisch historique A mixture of historical facts and fiction.
painting xDéÉfåífkz schilderij la peinture An exhibition of paintings and sculptures.
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famous for (to be) xDÑÉfã]ëz bekend door célèbre pour Liverpool is famous for The Beatles.
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ask (v) x^Wëâz vragen demander "What time is it?" she asked
correction xâ]DêÉâp]åz verbetering correction She made a few corrections to the text.
phrase xÑêÉfòz zinsnede expression Darwin's famous phrase 'the survival of the fittest'
repeat (v) xêfDéáWíz herhalen répéter Sally kept repeating, "It wasn't me, it wasn't me."
understand (v) x¾åÇ]DëíôåÇz begrijpen comprendre She spoke clearly, so that everyone could understand.
write down (v) xê~fíDÇ~råz opschrijven écrire, prendre note de The policeman wrote down everything I told him.
write out (v) xê~fí=~ríz opschrijven écrire, noter Write out your Christmas wish-list.
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bus xÄ¾ëz bus bus She got on the bus at Clark Street.
Chinese(adj) xíp~fDåáWòz Chinees chinois Do you fancy going out for a Chinese?
gate xÖÉfíz hek portail, barrière I ran back to close the gate.
go round (v) xÖ]r=ê~råÇz omheen voeren faire le tour de It goes round the centre of Liverpool.
interesting xDfåíê]ëífkz interessant intéressant A good teacher can make any subject interesting.
read (v) xêáWÇz lezen lire Can Billy read yet?
tour xír]z rondrit voyage We went on a 14-day tour of Egypt.
Unit 2 – You mustn't play loud music.

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parts of a room & furniture xDé^Wíë=]î=]=DêìWã=]åÇ=DÑ‰Wåfíp]z Delen van een kamer & meubilair parties d'une pièce et mobilier
objects xõÄÇwÉâíëz voorwerpen objet You mustn't take any sharp objects on the plane.
furniture xDÑ‰Wåfíp]z meubelen meubles, mobilier All our furniture is old.
armchair x^WãDípÉ]z leunstoel fauteuil You can't sit there, that's dad's armchair.
bed xÄÉÇz bed lit Sam lay in bed thinking.
bookcase xDÄrâ?âÉfëz boekenkast étagère, bibliothèque The bookcase was quite easy to assemble.
carpet xDâ^Wéfíz vloerbedekking tapis All the rooms had fitted carpets.
chair xípÉ]z stoel chaise A kitchen chair.
cupboard xDâ¾Ä]Çz kast armoire Your coat's in the bedroom cupboard.
curtain xDâ‰Wíåz gordijn tenture A new pair of curtains.
desk xÇÉëâz bureau bureau Marie was sitting at her desk.
door xÇlWz deur porte Could you open the door for me?
duvet xDÇìWîÉfz dekbed couette The duvet is too warm in summer.
floor xÑälWz vloer sol A cold stone floor.
lamp xäôãéz lamp lampe A desk lamp.
mirror xDãfê]z spiegel miroir He glanced at his reflection in the mirror.
noticeboard xDå]rífë?ÄlWÇz prikbord panneau d'affichage/valve Results will be displayed on the noticeboard.
picture xDéfâíp]z foto image A book with pictures in it.
poster xDé]rëí]z poster poster She was putting up posters in her bedroom.
radiator xDêÉfÇfÉfí]z verwarming radiateur Hang your shirt on the radiator to dry.
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rug xê¾Öz tapijt carpette A beautiful Turkish rug

table xDíÉfÄäz tafel table We eat breakfast at the kitchen table .
vase xî^Wòz vaas vase She arranged the flowers in a vase.
wall xïlWäz muur mur We've decided to paint the walls blue.
wardrobe xDïlWÇê]rÄz garderobe garde-robe The latest addition to her wardrobe.
washbasin xDïõp?ÄÉfë]åz wasbak lavabo He washed his socks in the washbasin.
wastepaper bin xïÉfëíDéÉfé]=?Äfåz prullenbak corbeille à papier Put it in the wastepaper bin.
window xDïfåÇ]rz raam fenêtre Let's open a window, it's hot in here.
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prepositions of place xéêÉé]Dòfpåò=]î=DéäÉfëz plaatsbepalende voorzetsels prépositions de lieu
in xfåz In dans The cheese is in the fridge.
under xD¾åÇ]z onder sous The cat was asleep under a chair.
in front of xfå=DÑê¾åí=]îz voor devant In front of the radiator.
behind xÄfDÜ~fåÇz achter derrière The car behind us was driving too close.
above x]DÄ¾îz boven au-dessus de Raise your arm above your head.
next to xDåÉâëí=í]z naast à côté de There was a little girl sitting next to him.
opposite xDõé]òfíz tegenover en face de They were travelling in opposite directions.
on the left/right (of) xõå=a]=DäÉÑíLDê~fí|]îz links/rechts (van) à gauche / à droite (de) The shop is on the right of the church.
between xÄfDíïáWåz tussen entre He sat between the two women on the sofa.
in the corner xfå=a]=DâlWå]z in de hoek dans le coin He sat silently in the corner.
near xåf]z in de buurt van près de He lives near Bristol.
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colours & descriptions xDâ¾ä]ò=LÇfDëâêfép]åz kleuren en omschrijvingen couleurs et descriptions
basic xDÄÉfëfâz eenvoudig, simpel de base, élémentaire I know some basic vocabulary in Greek.
checked xípÉâíz geruit à carreaux A checked shirt.
cream (colour) xâêáWãz room(kleurig) crème He painted the walls cream colour.
keep (v) xâáWéz houden garder, tenir This blanket should help you keep warm.
patterned xDéôíåÇz bont/met een patroon à motifs A patterned carpet.
plain xéäÉfåz effen uni It's a plain carpet.
purple xDé‰Wé]äz paars violet They were both dressed in purple.
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colours & patterns xDâ¾ä]ò=L=éôíåòz kleuren en patronen couleurs et motifs
beige xÄÉfwz beige beige A beige carpet.
black xÄäôâz zwart noir A black dress.
blue xÄäìWz blauw bleu The blue lake.
brown xÄê~råz bruin brun Brown shoes.
green xÖêáWåz groen vert Green eyes.
grey xÖêÉfz grijs gris Grey rain clouds.
pink xéfkâz roze rose A bright pink dress.
purple xDé‰Wéäz paars violet A purple shirt.
red xêÉÇz rood rouge A red dress.
spotted xDëéõífÇz gestippeld à pois A red and white spotted dress.
striped xëíê~féíz gestreept ligné A red and white striped dress
white xï~fíz wit blanc Wet paint.
yellow xDàÉä]rz geel jaune Bright yellow curtains.
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notebook xDå]ríÄrâz schrift cahier I spent most of the class doodling in my notebook.
separate xDëÉé]êÉfíz apart séparé The sisters have separate bedrooms.
vocabulary xî]DâôÄà]ä]êáz woordenschat vocabulaire Reading helps to improve your vocabulary.
word group xï‰WÇ=ÖêìWéz woordgroep groupe de mots Put them in wordgroups and you remember them more easily.
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draw (v) xÇêlWz tekenen dessiner She was drawing a picture of a tree.
exchange (v) xfâëDípÉfåÇwz uitwisselen échanger Our main aim is to encourage the exchange of information.
outline xD~ríä~fåz overzicht plan An outline of the company's plan.
take turns (v) xDíÉfâ=Dí‰Wåz afwisselen se relayer Take turns to cook, tonight it's me.
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share (v) xpÉ]z delen partager I shared a room with her when I was at college.
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don't forget xÑ]DÖÉíz niet vergeten/eraan denken n'oublie pas Don't forget your keys.
drawing pin xDÇêlWfk=éfåz punaise punaise Don'tput drawing pins into the walls.
move around xDãìWî=]Dê~råÇz verplaatsen/verschuiven changer de place You can moe the furniture around if you like.
must (not) xã¾ëíz (niet)moeten devoir - ne pas pouvoir All passengers must wear seatbelts.
no problem xå]r=éêõÄä]ãz geen probleem pas de problème Is it okay to bring a friend? - No problem.
pillow xDéfä]rz kussen oreiller I'll be asleep as soon as my head hits the pillow.
put (v) xéríz zetten mettre Just put the bags on the table.
sure (certainly) xpr]z zeker (beslist) sûr, certain Are you sure you've had enough?
use xàìWòz gebruiken utiliser Can I use your phone?
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blanket xDÄäôkâ]íz deken couverture The blanket is so thin on this bed.
coat hanger xâ]rí=Üôk]z kleerhanger porte-manteau Use a coat hanger so your shirt does not crease.
desk lamp xÇÉëâ=äôãéz bureaulamp lampe de bureau He changed the bulb in his desk lamp.
just one thing nog één ding encore une chose Just one thing, be careful how you say it.
landlady xDäôåÇ?äÉfÇáz hospita la propriétaire The landlady comes tomorrow for the rent.
towel xDí~r]äz handdoek essuie She rubbed herself dry with a towel.
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bring xÄêfkz meenemen apporter I brought these pictures to show you.
calculator xDâôäâàräÉfí]z rekenmachine calculatrice A pocket calculator.
chew (v) xípìWz kauwen chiquer, mastiquer The meat's so tough I can hardly chew it.
dictionary xDÇfâp]åêáz woordenboek dictionnaire A German-English dictionary.
exam xfÖDòôãz examen examen He's taking his exams at the moment.
gum xÖ¾ãz kauwgom chewing-gum We are not allowed to have gum in school.
homework xDÜ]rãï‰Wâz huiswerk devoir(s) I've done all my homework.
jewellery xDÇwìWäêáz sieraden bijoux She wears a lot of gold jewellery.
make-up xDãÉfâ¾éz make-up maquillage I don't wear much make-up.
maths xãôqëz wiskunde les maths The new maths teacher.
mobile phone xDã]rÄ~fä=DÑ]råz mobieltje gsm Call me on my mobile.
on time xí~fãz op tijd à temps He always does his homework on time.
personal stereo xDé‰Wë]å]ä=DëíÉêf]rz diskman, mp3-speler mini-chaîne Someone stole his personal stereo.
polite xé]Dä~fíz beleefd poli He was always very polite.
rule (n) xêìWäz spelregels règle Do you know the rules of the game?
wear (v) xïÉ]z dragen porter She was wearing jeans and a red jumper.
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diving board duikplank plongeoir That pool has a diving board.
edge xÉÇwz rand bord Billy sat at the edge of the water.
jump (v) xÇw¾ãéz springen sauter Boys were jumping off the bridge into the river.
pool xéìWäz zwembad piscine Does the hotel have a pool?
push (v) xérpz duwen pousser It didn't move, so she pushed harder.
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run (v) xê¾åz rennen courir Some kids were running down the street.
shower (n) xDp~r]z douche douche Are you in the shower?
swimming cap xDëïfãfk=Dâôéz badmuts bonnet de bain Swimming caps are compulsory in this pool.
swimming pool xDëïfãfk=éìWäz zwembad piscine They clean the swimming pool twice a week.
tie back (v) xí~f=DÄôâz naar achteren binden/in een staart doen attacher Tie back your hair to avoid contact with the water.
Unit 3 – I never drink coffee.

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actor / actress xDôâí]LDôâíê]ëz acteur/actrice acteur /actrice He's an actor on TV:
actually xDôâípì]äáz inderdaad/zowaar/in feite en fait Prices have actually fallen.
album xDôäÄ]ãz album album Their latest album will be released next week.
close (adj) xâä]rëz dichtbij tout près He sat very close to me.
coffee xDâõÑáz koffie café I don't like coffee.
dancer xDÇ^Wåë]z danser(es) danseur /danseuse The dancer's technique is strong.
dramatic xÇê]Dãôífâz dramatisch dramatique, spectaculaire a dramatic change in temperature
drink (v) xÇêfkâz drinken boire Would you like something to drink?
film set xÑfäã=DëÉíz filmset plateau They were on the film set for hours.
get on well xDÖÉí=õå=ïÉäz het goed kunnen vinden met s'entendre bien I get on very well with my brother.
get up (v) xDÖÉí=D¾éz opstaan se lever He gets up at seven every morning.
go clubbing xÖ]r=âä¾Äfkz uitgaan aller au dancing We usually go clubbing in town.
go straight to the top xëíêÉfíz meteen op nummer één komen atteindre tout de suite le sommet Their song went straight to the top of the charts.
just xÇw¾ëíz precies exactement You look just like your dad.
lifestyle xDä~fÑëí~fäz levenswijze mode de vie Regular exercise is part of a healthy lifestyle.
light lunch xä~fí=Dä¾åípz lichte lunch repas léger à midi I ate so much last night that today I'll have a light lunch.
morning xDãlWåfkz ochtend/morgen matin I got a letter from Jack this morning.
never xDåÉî]z nooit jamais He never saw her again.
scene xëáWåz scène scène The opening scene of the film.
singer xëfk]z zanger(es) chanteur /chanteuse An opera singer.
successful xë]âDëÉëÑ]äz succesvol réussi If the operation is successful, you should make a full recovery.
time off xí~fã=õÑz vrije tijd/vrije dagen congé I'd like some time off this week.
tired xDí~f]Çz moe fatigué You look tired.
typical xDíféfâ]äz typisch typique A typical American family.
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midnight xDãfÇå~fíz middernacht minuit We close at midnight.
parent xDéÉ]ê]åíz ouder parent My parents are coming to visit next week.
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always xDlWäïÉfòz altijd toujours Always lock your car.
never xDåÉî]z nooit jamais He never saw her again.
often xDõÑåz vaak souvent I often work at the weekend.
once xï¾åëz ooit une fois We only met once.
sometimes xDë¾ãí~fãòz soms parfois Sometimes I don't get home until 9:00 at night.
three times xí~fãz driemaal trois fois I called him three times.
twice xíï~fëz tweemaal deux fois I've seen that movie twice already.
usually xDàìWwì]äáz meestal habituellement We usually go out for dinner on Saturday.
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gym xÇwfãz sportschool salle de sport I go to the gym twice a week.
relative (n) xDêÉä]ífîz familie(lid) parent (membre de la famille) He's staying with relatives.
surf (v) xë‰WÑz surfen surfer Matt goes surfing every day.
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help (v) xÜÉäéz helpen aider Shall I help you clean the car?
look for (v) xDärâ=Ñ]z zoeken chercher He's looking for his keys.
map xãôéz kaart plan It'a a map of ancient Europe.
myself xã~fDëÉäÑz mezelf moi-même I made myself a cup of coffee.
really? xDêáW]äáz echt/werkelijk vraiment? C'est vrai? Really? Is it true?
routine xêrDíáWåz routine/procedure routine Making the beds was part of her usual routine.
that's not fair! xÑÉ]z dat is niet eerlijk ce n'est pas juste! He always has first choice- that's not fair.
until x¾åDífäz tot jusqu'à The banks are open until 3.30.
work on (v) xDï‰Wâ=õåz werken aan travailler à I'm working on a new project.
youth centre xDàìWq=DëÉåí]z jongerencentrum maison des jeunes The disco is at the youth centre.
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feel (v) xÑáWäz voelen se sentir Do you still feel hungry?
record (n) xêfDâlWÇz plaat disque He refers vinyl records to cd's.
study (v) xDëí¾Çáz studeren étudier He studies too much.
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act (v) x=xôâíz acteren jouer He acted the scene very badly.
ride (v) xê~fÇz rijden rouler à vélo / monter à cheval She learned to ride when she was five.
sing (v) xëfkz zingen chanter Sophie sings in a choir.
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depend (v) xÇfDéÉåÇz afhangen van dépendre "Are you coming to my house later?" "It depends. I might have to work."
diet (v) xDÇ~f]íz lijnen faire régime It is important to eat a healthy diet.
excited (adj) xfâDë~fí]Çz opgewonden agité The kids are getting really excited about the trip.
journalist xDÇw‰Wå]äfëíz journalist journaliste A well-known journalist and broadcaster.
relax (v) xêfDäôâëz ontspannen se détendre I decided just to stay home and relax.
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common room xDâõã]å=?êìWãz fusie salle commune There's a meeting in the common room
It's for me xfíë=Ñ]=ãáz Het is voor mij c'est pour moi The telephone is ringing. - Yes, it's for me.
mood xãìWÇz stemming/humeur humeur You're certainly in a good mood today!
phone call xÑ]rå=âlWäz telefoontje coup de fil I need to make a phone call.
shut up xDp¾í=D¾éz mond houden la fermer He was very rude, he told us to "shut up".
what's the matter? xDïõíë=a]=Dãôí]z wat is er aan de hand? qu'est-ce qui ne va pas? What's the matter? You seem very quiet.
win (v) xïfåz winnen gagner Who do you think will win the election?
Unit 4 - Would you like a sandwich?

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food & drink xDÑìWÇ=]å=DÇêfkâz nourriture et boissons
apple xDôéäz appel pomme Apple pie.
banana xÄ]Då^Wå]z banaan banane A bunch of bananas.
beans xÄáWåòz bonen haricots Green beans.
beef xÄáWÑz rundvlees bœuf Roast beef.
biscuit xDÄfëâfíz koekje biscuit Who wants a chocolate biscuit?
bread xÄêÉÇz brood pain He bought a loaf of bread.
butter xDÄ¾í]z boter beurre Fry the onions in butter.
cake xâÉfâz cake/taart gâteau Would you like some chocolate cake?
carrot xDâôê]íz wortel carotte She has made a carrot cake.
cheese xípáWòz kaas fromage A cheese sandwich.
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chicken xDípfâfåz kip poulet Roast chicken.

cucumber xDâàìWâ¾ãÄ]z komkommer concombre A cucumber and tomato salad.
doughnut xDÇ]rå]íz doughnut doughnut, beignet He ate four doughnuts!
egg xÉÖz ei œuf Blackbirds lay their eggs in March.
fish xÑfpz vis poisson How many fish did you catch?
lamb xäôãz lamsvlees agneau Roast lamb.
lemon xDäÉã]åz citroen citron A slice of lemon.
lettuce xDäÉífëz sla laitue Prawns on a bed of lettuce.
melon xDãÉä]åz meloen melon Cut the melon in half and scoop out the flesh.
milk xãfäâz melk lait A glass of milk.
mushroom xDã¾pêrãz champignon champignon Pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms.
nuts xå¾íëz noten noix This animal eats nuts and fruit.
olive oil xDõäfî=Dlfäz olijfolie huile d'olive Pour some olive oil onto the salad.
onion xD¾åf]åz ui oignon Chop the onions finely.
orange xDõêfåÇwz sinaasappel orange A sweet, juicy orange.
pasta xDéôëí]z pasta pâtes I eat a lot of pasta.
peach xéáWípz perzik pêche He cleaned the peaches before cutting them.
peas xéáWòz erwten petits pois Drain the water from the peas.
potato xé]DíÉfí]rz aardappel pomme de terre I'll peel the potatoes.
rice xê~fëz rijst riz We had chicken with boiled rice.
sandwich xDëôåïfípz sandwich tartine We had chicken sandwiches for lunch.
spaghetti xëé]DÖÉíáz spaghetti spaghetti A large dish of spaghetti.
tomato xí]Dã^Wí]rz tomaat tomate A tomato plant.
yoghurt xDàõÖ]íz yoghurt yoghourt A pot of strawberry yogurt.
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carbohydrate xâ^WÄ]DÜ~fÇêÉfíz koolhydraat hydrates de carbone Bread and rice contain a lot of carbohydrates.
fat (n) xÑôíz vet/dik graisse I'm too fat - I must try to eat less chocolate.
protein xDéê]ríáWåz proteïnen/eiwit protéine This is rich in protein.
vitamin xDîfí]ãfåz vitamine vitamine Try to eat foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals.
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dairy product xDÇÉ]êá=?éêõÇ]âíz melkproduct produit laitier She does not eat any dairy products.
fruit xÑêìWíz fruit fruits Bananas are my favourite fruit.
helpful xDÜÉäéÑ]äz behulpzame/nuttig utile The teacher made some helpful comments.
meat xãáWíz vlees viande I don't eat meat.
vegetable xDîÉÇwí]Ääz groente légume Fresh fruit and vegetables.
way xïÉfz manier manière There are different ways of doing this.
word web xï‰WÇ=ïÉÄz woordweb diagramme de mots The teacher wrote up a word web on the board.
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ingredients xfåDÖêáWÇábåíz ingrediënten ingrédients As far as possible , we use fresh local ingredients.
lunch xä¾åípz lunch dîner We had lunch before we left.
mixed salad xDãfâëí=ëôä]Çz gemengde salade salade mixte Just a mixed salad for me please.
omelette xDõãä]íz omelet omelette A cheese omelette.
pepper xDéÉé]z peper poivre Salt and pepper.
recipe xDêÉë]éáz recept recette A recipe for strawberry ice-cream.
salt xëõäíz zout sel This sauce needs more salt.
supermarket xDëìWé]ã^Wâfíz supermarkt supermarché The car park is right behind the supermarket.
vinegar xDîfåfÖ]z azijn vinaigre Shake the bottle well to mix the oil with the vinegar.
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compare (v) xâ]ãDéÉ]z vergelijken comparer We went to different shops to compare prices.
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diary xDÇ~f]êáz agenda agenda I'll check my diary to see if I can come Friday.
diet (n) xDÇ~f]íz eetpatroon régime It is important to eat a healthy diet.
during xDÇàr]êfkz tijdens pendant During the summer she worked as a waitress.
healthy xDÜÉäqáz gezond sain I feel healthier since I stopped smoking.
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clear (v) xDâäf]z opruimen ranger Clear up this mess please.
hungry xDÜ¾kÖêáz hongerig faim I'm hungry - is lunch almost ready?
starving (to be) xDëí^Wîfkz verhongeren/veel honger hebben mourir de faim I'm starving, I could eat a horse!
sunny xDë¾åáz zonnig ensoleillé A warm sunny day.
tuna xDíàìWå]z tonijn thon A can of tuna fish.
yard xà^WÇz binnenplaats/achtertuin cour We’re going to clear the yard today.
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weather xDïÉa]z weer le temps (qu'il fait) What's the weather like today?
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help yourself xDÜÉäé=àr]DëÉäÑz zelf pakken/zelf doen se servir Can I take one? - Help yopurself.
picnic xDéfâåfâz picknick pique-nique We decided to have a picnic down by the lake.
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anorak xDôå]êôâz regenjas/anorak anorak It started raining so he put on an anorak.
far xÑ^Wz ver loin Have you driven far?
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slice xëä~fëz stuk/schijfje tranche Would you like a slice of pizza?
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apple pie xDôéä=é~fz appeltaart tarte aux pommes I only eat fresh apple pie.
birthday xDÄ‰WqÇÉfz verjaardag anniversaire When's your birthday?
bowl xÄ]räz kom bol A soup bowl.ö
curry xDâ¾êáz curry plat au curry Chicken curry.
deep xÇáWéz diep profond The water's not very deep.
honey xDÜ¾åáz honing miel Toast and honey.
ice cream x~fë=DâêáWãz ijs crème glacée Strawberry ice cream
invite (v) xDfåî~fíz uitnodigen inviter I was invited to their wedding.
mate xãÉfíz vrienden copain His team mates congratulated him.
meal xãáWäz maaltijd repas When did you last eat a proper meal?
order (v) xDlWÇ]z bestellen commander He ordered steak and chips.
remember (v) xêfDãÉãÄ]z zich herinneren se souvenir I couldn't remember her name.
rent (v) xêÉåíz huren louer We rent the flat from my uncle.
thin xqfåz dun mince, fin A thin slice of bread.
treat (n) xíêáWíz verrassing, cadeau traiter She treats me like one of the family.
twins xíïfåz tweeling jumeaux She's just given birth to twins.
Unit 5 - Wide Angle on the World :

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barn xÄ^Wåz schuur grange They keep the tractor in the barn.
cabin xDâôÄ]åz hut cabane A log cabin.
camp (n) xâôãéz kamp camp After hiking all morning, we returned to camp.
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canoeing lesson kanoles leçon de kayac We have a canoeing lesson this afternoon.
describe xÇfDëâê~fÄz beschrijven décrire Police asked the woman to describe her attacker.
guest xÖÉëíz gast invité How many guests are coming to your party?
huge xÜàìWÇwz enorm groot énorme Your room's huge compared to mine.
karaoke xâôêáD]râáz karaoke karaoké A karaoke bar.
lake xäÉfâz meer lac Lake Michigan is very big.
long way xäõk=ïÉfz veraf loin It's a long way to town from here.
muffin xDã¾Ñ]åz muffin muffin A blueberry muffin.
pronounce (v) xéê]Då~råëz uitspreken prononcer How do you pronounce your name?
rock climbing klimmen escalade He goes rock climbing in the Alps.
smile (v) xëã~fäz glimlachen sourire Come on - smile for the camera!
snore (v) xëålWz snurken ronfler He could hear the old man snoring.
waffle (n) xDïõÑ]äz wafel gaufre He poured treacle over the waffle.
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define (v) xÇfDÑ~fåz definiëren définir We need to define our clients' needs.
entry xDÉåíêáz toegang entrée Entry to the gardens is free.
explain (v) xfâDëéäÉfåz uitleggen expliquer I explained the rules to Sara.
meaning xDãáWåfkz betekenis signification What's the meaning of this word?
skill xëâfäz vaardigheid compétence A course that teaches basic computer skills.
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activity xôâDífî]íáz activiteit activité Outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing.
ideal x~fDÇf]äz ideaal idéal An ideal place for a picnic.
programme xDéê]rÖêôãz programma émission Did you see that TV programme about earthquakes?
tell (v) xíÉäz vertellen dire, raconter I can't tell you - it's a secret.
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begin (v) xÄfDÖfåz beginnen commencer The meeting will begin at 10:00.
brochure xDÄê]rp]z brochure brochure, dépliant A holiday brochure.
close (v) xâä]rëz (af)sluiten/eindigen terminer He closed his speech with a joke.
detail xDÇáWíÉfäz detail détail The documentary included a lot of historical detail.
exactly xfÖDòôâíäáz precies exactement We got home at exactly six o'clock.
organiser xDlWÖ]å~fò]z organisator organisateur He's avery good organiser of people.
yours sincerely (formal) xàlWXë=ëfåDëf]äáz met vriendelijke groet Sincères salutations Use "Yours sincerely" at the end of the letter.
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bacon xDÄÉfâ]åz bacon bacon Would you like bacon and eggs for breakfast?
canteen xâôåDíáWåz kantine cantine The food in the canteen is usually quite good.
choose (v) xípìWòz kiezen choisir You can choose between ice cream and apple tart.
cook (v) xârâz koken cuisiner Where did you learn to cook?
(cooked) breakfast xDÄêÉâÑ]ëíz Engels ontbijt (warm) petit déjeuner I usually have breakfast at 7.30.
except xfâDëÉéíz behalve sauf We're open every day except Monday.
fried eggs xÑê~fÇ=ÉÖz gebakken eieren œufs sur le plat I like my fried eggs sunny side up.
marmalade xDã^Wã]äÉfÇz marmelade marmelade He put some marmalade on his toast.
packed lunch xéôâí=ä¾åípz lunchpakket tartines (emballées) We took a packed lunch for our school trip.
(roast) chicken xDípfâfåz (gebraden) kip poulet rôti Roast chicken is my favourite.
take-away xDíÉfâ]ïÉfz afhaalmaaltijd repas à emporter Let's get a takeaway tonight-fancy Chinese?
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blend (v) xÄäÉåÇz mengen mélanger Blend the butter and the flour.
blender xDÄäÉåÇ]z blender mixer Put all the ingredients into a blender.
chart (n) xíp^Wíz tabel tableau The chart shows last year's sales.
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dessert xÇfDò‰Wíz dessert/toetje dessert What's for dessert?

ice-cube xD~fë=âàìWÄz ijsblokje glaçon Can I have an ice-cube in my drink?
main dish xDãÉfå=Çfpz hoofdgerecht repas principal What is the main dish?
milkshake xDãfäâpÉfâz milkshake milk-shake Can I have a strawberry milkshake?
optional xDõép]å]äz naar keuze en option The sunroof is optional.
result xêfDò¾äíz resultaat résultat The result was very disappointing
scoop xëâìWéz bolletje boule Two scoops of ice-cream.
snack xëåôâz snack en-cas The cafe serves drinks, snacks, and meals.
spoonful xDëéìWåÑräz lepel cuillerée A spoonful of sugar.
straw xëíêlWz rietje paille He drank through a straw.
survey xë]DîÉfz enquête enquête We conducted a survey of people's eating habits.
taste (v) xíÉfëíz proeven goûter I don't like the taste of garlic.
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football xDÑríÄlWäz voetbal football The children are playing football.
friendly xDÑêÉåÇäáz vriendelijk amical Everyone in the village was very friendly to us.
gate xÖÉfíz hek/ingang portail We went through the gate and into the field.
Go ahead! xÖ]r=]ÜÉÇz Ga je gang vas-y! Can I take a chair? Go ahead!
head xÜÉÇz hoofd tête She rested her head on my shoulder.
keen (be) xâáWåz enthousiast aimer beaucoup She seemed keen to meet my brother.
magazine xãôÖ]DòáWåz tijdschrift magazine I bought a magazine to read on the train.
match xãôípz wedstrijd match Did you watch the match between Kenya and Ireland?
Me too xãf=íìWz ik ook moi aussi I'm hungry. - Me too
mind (v) xã~fåÇz erg vinden(v) voir un inconvénient à Relaxation is good for mind and body.
prefer xéêfDÑ‰Wz liever hebben préférer Would you prefer a hot or a cold drink?
queuing xDâàìWfkz in de rij staan faire la file We spend half the time queueing.
swimming xDëïfãfkz zwemmen nager Swimming is great exercise.
ticket xDífâfíz kaartje ticket How much are tickets for the concert?
tomorrow xí]Dãõê]rz morgen demain Tomorrow is Thursday.
under water x¾åÇ]DïlWí]z onderwater sous l'eau He stayed under water for over two minutes.
Yuk! xà¾âz Bah beurk! Yuk! That tastes horrible.
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team xíáWãz team équipe The school netball team.
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months and dates xDã¾åqë|]å=DÇÉfíëz maanden en dagen mois et dates
January xDÇwôår]êáz januari janvier I haven't heard from him since last January.
February xDÑÉÄêr]êáz februari février My cat died last February.
March xã^Wípz maart mars She started work here last March.
April xDÉféê]äz april avril I'm going to Cuba next April.
May xãÉfz mei mai I haven't heard from her since last May.
June xÇwìWåz juni juin He left last June.
July xÇwrDä~fz juli juillet She came over to England last July.
August xDlWÖ]ëíz augustus août I was there last August.
September xëÉéDíÉãÄ]z september septembre He starts college next September.
October xõâDí]rÄ]z oktober octobre We moved in last October.
November xå]rDîÉãÄ]z november novembre We met last November.
December xÇfDëÉãÄ]z december décembre Last December they visited Prague.
1st Aug 1965 xa]=DÑ‰Wëí|]î|DlWÖ]ëí=z 1 aug. 1965 le 1er août 1965 She was born on 1st Aug 1965.
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basketball xDÄ^WëâfíÄlWäz basketbal basket I'm not very good at basketball.
Cup (football) xâ¾éz beker (voetbal) coupe A list of World Cup winners in chronological order.
event xfDîÉåíz gebeurtenis événement The opening of the factory was a major event locally.
future (adj) xDÑàìWíp]z toekomst(ig) futur What are your plans for the future?
important xfãDélWí]åíz belangrijk important It is important to write clearly.
league xäáWÖz divisie ligue The Football League.
sporting event xëélWífk=fDîÉåíz sportevenement événement sportif Wimbledon is a major sporting event.
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active xôâífîz= actief actif Although Bob is over 70, he's still active.
beach xÄáWípz strand plage Shall we go to the beach?
beach games xÄáWíp=ÖÉfãòz strandspelletjes jeux de plage We played beach games until dawn.
brackets xÄêôâfíz haakjes parenthèses Last year's sales figures are given in brackets.
dip xÇféz korte duik nemen se baigner I like to have a quick dip.
energetic xÉå]DÇwÉífâz dynamiek dynamique Their style of dancing is very energetic.
fall down 'daUn] vallen tomber If you are nit careful, you will fall down.
fresh air xDÑêÉp=DÉ]z frisse lucht air frais Let's go out and get some fresh air.
ice-skate (v) xD~fë=ëâÉfíz schaatsen patiner I can roller-skate but not ice-skate.
lie (v) xä~fz liggen être couché We lay on the beach all morning.
live (adj) xä~fîz live, rechtstreeks en direct Matt lives in Boston.
questionnaire xâïÉëíp]DåÉ]z vragenlijst questionnaire Students were asked to fill out a questionnaire.
rating xDêÉfífkz waardering score The president's popularity rating has fallen.
risk xêfëâz risico risque Most sports involve the risk of injury.
sand xëôåÇz zand sable The children played on the sand.
sandy xDëôåÇáz zanderig, met zand de sable A sandy beach.
shade xpÉfÇz schaduw ombre I'd rather sit in the shade .
sit around (v) xëfí=]ê~råÇz zitten niksen traîner à ne rien faire Do something! Don't just sit around all day.
ski (v) xëâáWz skiën skier Can you ski?
snow xëå]rz sneeuw neige The fields are covered with snow .
snowbaby xëå]r=DÄÉfÄáz sneeuwfanaat amateur de neige She skis all winter - a real snowbaby.
snowball xDëå]rÄlWäz sneeuwbal boule de neige We had a massive snowball fight.
snowboard (v) xDëå~rÄlWÇz snowboarden faire du snowboard His snowboard broke in two after the accident.
snowy xDëå]ráz sneeuwachtig neigeux A snowy day.
sporty xDëélWíáz sportief sportif I'm not very sporty.
sun xë¾åz zon soleil The sun' went behind a cloud.
sunbathe xDë¾åÄÉfaz zonnen prendre un bain de soleil This is a good place to sunbathe.
sunbunny xDë¾å=Ä¾åáz zonaanbidder(ster) amateur de soleil She spends all day at the beach; a true sunbunny.
swimsuit xDëïfãëìWíz badpak maillot de bain She changed into her swimsuit.
tan (n) xíôåz bruine huidskleur van het zonnen bronzer I don't get a tan easily.
thick xqfâz dik épais A thick slice of bread.
throw (v) xqê]rz gooien lancer Throw the ball to Daddy.
warm xïlWãz warm chaud It's lovely and warm in this room.
winter xDïfåí]z winter hiver It often snows in winter.
winter sports xDïfåí]=ëélWíëz wintersport sports d'hiver It's a great place for winter sports.
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athletics xôqDäÉífâëz atletiek athlétisme We play hockey in winter and do athletics in summer.
badminton xDÄôÇãfåí]åz badminton badminton Who wants a game of badminton?
baseball xDÄÉfëÄlWäz baseball base-ball Who's your favourite baseball player?
circuit xë‰Wâfíz racebaan circuit The racing cars go three times round the circuit.
course xâlWëz (golf)baan terrain (de golf) He's on the golf course.
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court xâlWíz baan (tennis, volleybal, badminton) court The players came out onto the court to a standing ovation.
golf xÖõäÑz golf golf Do you play golf?
motor racing xDã]rí]=?êÉfëfkz motorracen sports-moteur They are sponsors of motor racing.
sports xëélWíëz sporten les sports Aquatic sports.
sports locations xDëélWíë=ä]rDâÉfp]åòz sportlocaties terrain de sport There are various sports locations around the city.
squash xëâïõpz squashen squash She plays squash twice a week.
track xíêôâz atletiekbaan piste The favourite for the 100m was in track 3.
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radio programme xDêÉfÇf]r=Déê]rÖêôãz radioprogramma émission de radio He writes radio programmes.
venue xDîÉåàìWz uitgaansgelegenheid, locatie lieu A popular jazz venue.
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compete xâ]ãDéáWíz deelnemen être en compétition Ten runners are competing in the race.
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certainly xDë‰Wí]åäáz zeker certainement This match will certainly be difficult for us to win.
lend xäÉåÇz lenen prêter Could you lend me £10?
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adore (v) x]DÇlWz aanbidden adorer Tim absolutely adores his older brother.
bad company xÄôÇ=Dâ¾ãé]åáz slecht gezelschap mauvaise compagnie My mum says I keep bad company.
captain xDâôéí]åz aanvoerder (aanvoerster) capitaine Rod's captain of the football team.
happily married xDÜôéáäá=DãôêfÇz gelukkig getrouwd heureux en ménage Liz and John are happily married.
make a mess xãÉfâ=]=ãÉëz rotzooi maken mettre tout sans dessus-dessous After the food fight, we made a real mess.
moody xDãìWÇáz humeurig maussade, mal luné A moody teenager.
nickname xDåfâåÉfãz bijnaam surnom His nickname was 'Curly' because of his hair.
quality xDâïõä]íáz kwaliteit qualité The quality of the food in that restaurant is very high.
regret (v) xêfDÖêÉíz spijt hebben/betreuren regretter I really regret leaving school so young.
spare time xëéÉ]=í~fãz vrije tijd temps libre What do you do in your spare time?
stadium xDëíÉfÇá]ãz stadion stade A football stadium.
stupid xDëíàìWé]Çz stom stupide Don't be so stupid!
terrible xDíÉê]Ä]äz verschrikkelijk horrible The food at the hotel was terrible.
train (v) xíêÉfåz trainen(v) s'entraîner What time's the next train to Birmingham?
World Cup (football) xï‰WäÇ=â¾éz wereldkampioenschap coupe du monde The next World Cup is maybe in Africa.
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attract x]Díêôâíz aantrekken attirer It wasn't the money that attracted me to the job.
coach (= trainer) xâ]rípz coach (trainer) coach, entraîneur Jack's my tennis coach.
competition xâõãé]Dífpåz wedstrijd compétition Who won the poetry competition?
goal (football) xÖ]räz doelpunt but The Russians scored three goals in sixteen minutes.
score (v) (goals) xëâlWz scoren score A score of 3-2.
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sports journalist xëélWíë=DÇwWå]äfëíz sportjournalist(e) journaliste sportif He 's a sport journalist so he knows all the stars.
sports star xëélWíë=ëí^Wz sportsterren vedette sportive The event was full of sports stars.
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Brilliant! xDÄêfäà]åíz geweldig! génial! You won! Brilliant!
burger van xÄ‰WÖ]=îôåz snackwagen baraque à hamburger Jake was sick after he ate something from the burger van.
easy xDáWòáz makkelijk facile The test was really easy.
later xDäÉfí]z later plus tard I'm going out - I'll see you later.
on your own xõå=àlWX=?]råz alleen tout seul Are you going on your own?
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rushing xDê¾pfkz naar buiten rennen se dépêcher The children came rushing out to greet me.
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appear (v) x]Déf]z verschijnen apparaître Suddenly a ghost appeared.
backpack xDÄôâéôâz rugzak sac à dos I carried everything including my tent in a backpack.
burn (v) xÄ‰Wåz verbranden brûler We can burn all this rubbish.
century xDëÉåíp]êáz eeuw siècle The church was built in the 13th century
collect (v) xDâõäfâíz verzamelen rassembler (ici: aller chercher) I'll collect everyone's papers at the end of the test.
country house xDâ¾åíêá=DÜ~rëz landhuis maison de campagne The restaurant is in an old country house.
date back to xÇÉfíDÄôâ=í]z dateren uit dater de The house dates back to 1745.
decide (v) xÇfDë~fÇz besluiten décider 'Where will you live?' 'We haven't decided yet.'
disappear xÇfë]Déf]z verdwijnen disparaître My keys have disappeared.
guide book xÖ~fÇ=DÄrâz reisgids guide (livre) Look up the guide book for places to eat.
mist xãfëíz mist brume The mist was starting to clear.
notice (v) xDå]rí]ëz opmerken remarquer I said "hello," but she didn't notice.
park (v) xé^Wâz parkeren garer We couldn't find anywhere to park.
puzzled xDé¾ò]äÇz verbaasd perplexe Dan had a puzzled expression on his face.
season xDëáWò]åz seizoen saison Autumn is my favourite season.
show (v) xp]rz laten zien montrer She showed me her photos.
slip (v) xëäféz laten glijden glisser She slipped a packet into my hand.
suddenly xDë¾Çåäáz plotseling soudain I suddenly realized that someone was following me.
unwrap x¾åDêôéz openmaken déballer Sally was unwrapping her birthday presents.
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hurry (v) xDÜ¾êáz haasten se dépêcher If we hurry we'll be in time.
love (v) xä¾îz houden van aimer says she loves Steve and wants to marry him.
old x]räÇz oud vieux An old man.
young xà¾kz jong jeune You are too young to smoke.
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check in (v) inchecken s'inscrire, remplir une fiche(hôtel) You have to check in early.
empty xDÉãéíáz leeg vide Noticing her empty wine glass, he refilled it.
tour (n) xír]z rondleiding visite guidée We went on a 14-day tour of Egypt.
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arrive x]Dê~fîz aankomen arriver Your letter arrived yesterday.
bad xÄôÇz slecht mauvais I'm afraid there's some bad news.
bet (v) xÄÉíz wedden parier I bet him £5 that he wouldn't win.
enjoy (v) xfåDÇwlfz genieten/houden van bien aimer My wife enjoys riding.
expect xfâDëéÉâíz verwachten s'attendre à Do you expect to travel a lot this year?
find out xDÑ~fåÇ=D~ríz uitvinden découvrir How did you find out? Who told you?
ghost stories xÖ]rëí=DëílWêáz spookverhalen histoires de fantômes The old man sat in the corner telling ghost stories.
load (of rubbish) xä]rÇz hoop onzin tas They’re a load of rubbish.
message xDãÉëfÇwz boodschap/bericht message Did you get my message?
phone (v) xÑ]råz telefoneren/bellen(v) téléphoner What's your phone number?
quite (well) xâï~fíz tamelijk (goed) tout à fait She's quite tall for her age.
result xêfDò¾äíz resultaat résultat The present crisis is a result of the government's incompetence.
sound (v) xë~råÇz luiden avoir l'air He sounded the bell to announce that dinner was ready.
What’s up? xDïõíë==¾éz Wat is er? Qu'est-ce qui se passe? What's up? You look terrible.
worried xDï¾êfÇz bezorgd préoccupé, inquiet You look worried.
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yesterday xDàÉëí]ÇÉfz gisteren hier Did you watch the game yesterday?
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bag xÄôÖz tas sac She brought her lunch in a paper bag.
balcony xDÄôäâ]åáz balkon balcon Has your flat got a balcony?
seat xëáWíz (zit)plaats place I asked for a seat by the window.
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big/small xÄfÖLëãlWäz groot/klein grand/petit big problem/small change
easy/difficult xDáWòáLDÇfÑfâ]äíz makkelijk/moeilijk facile/difficile easy money/difficult task
expensive/cheap xfâDëéÉåëfîLípáWéz duur/goedkoop cher/bon-marché expensive wine/cheap perfume
boring/interesting xDÄlWêfkLDfåíê]ëífkz saai/interessant ennuyant/intéressant boring lesson/interesting teacher
heavy/light xDÜÉîáLä~fíz zwaar/licht lourd/léger heavy drinking/light lunch
awful/nice, good afschuwelijk/aardig, goed horrible/bien, bon awful party/good food
slow/quick, fast xëä]rLâïfâI=Ñ^Wëíz langzaam/snel lent/rapide slow dance/quick thought
strong/weak xëíêõkLïáWâz sterk/zwak fort/faible strong coffee/weak tea
old/young, new x]räÇLà¾kI=åàìWz oud/jong, nieuw vieux/jeune, nouveau old school/new car
tall/short xílWäLplWíz lang/kort grand/petit tall building/short time
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fine (adj.) xÑ~fåz prima, oké très bien "We're meeting at 8.30." "Okay, fine."
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long (how …?) xäõkz lang (hoe...?) long (combien de temps?) How long was the film?
train xíêÉfåz trein train What time's the next train to Birmingham?
website xDïÉÄë~fíz website site web For more information, visit our website.
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school subjects xDëâìWä=Dë¾ÄÇwfâíëz schoolvakken branches, matières He has a total of 8 school subjects.
timetable xDí~fã?íÉfÄ]äz rooster horaire According to the timetable, it's lunch break.
art x^Wíz kunst/tekenen art He's very good at art.
computer studies xâ]ãDéàìWí]=?ëí¾ÇáWòz informatica informatique His favourite subject is computer studies.
design and technology xÇfDò~få|]åÇ=íÉâDåõä]Çwáz ontwerpen dessin technique The advances in design and technology.
English language xfkäfp=DäôkïfÇwz Engelse taal langue anglaise The English language is very rich in words.
English literature xfkäfp=Däfíêfíp]z Engelse literatuur littérature anglaise This is a masterpiece of English literature.
environmental studies xfåî~fê]åDãÉåíä=?ëí¾ÇáWòz Milieukunde environnement It is part of a project on environmental studies.
French xÑêÉåípz Frans français An excellent French wine.
geography xDÇwõÖê]Ñáz Aardrijkskunde/Geografie géographie The geography of Asia.
German xDÇw‰Wã]åz Duits allemand German history.
history xDÜfëí]êáz geschiedenis histoire The history of post-war Europe.
media studies xDãáWÇf]=?ëí¾ÇáWòz mediakunde communication He's doing media studies.
modern languages xDãõÇ]å=DäôkïfÇwfòz moderne talen langues modernes The new head of modern languages.
music xDãàìWòfâz muziek musique I prefer pop music.
physical education xDÑfòfâä=ÉÇàrDâÉfpåz gymnastiek éducation physique Schools nowadays do not offer enough physical education.
religious studies xêfDäfÇw]ë=?ëí¾ÇáWòz godsdienstles religion I learnt it in religious studies.
science xDë~f]åëz natuurkunde sciences We've been learning about electricity in our science lessons.
Spanish xDëéôåfpz Spaans espagnol They can both speak Spanish.
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grade xÖêÉfÇz cijfer notes He got top grades in all his subjects.
pleased xéäáWëÇz tevreden content Are you pleased with the result?
suggestion xë]DÇwÉëíp]åz suggestie/voorstel suggestion May I make a suggestion?
upset x¾éDëÉíz verdrietig bouleversé She's still very upset about her father's death.
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cry (v) xâê~fz huilen pleurer What are you crying about?
point (v) xélfåíz wijzen montrer He pointed to building he works in.
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ago x]DÖ]rz geleden il y a Jeff left an hour ago.
baseball cap 'k{pt baseballpet casquette de base-ball He always wears that baseball cap the wrong way round.
behaviour xÄfDÜÉfîà]z gedrag comportement I'm not very pleased with your behaviour.
cheer (v) xípf]z toejuichen acclamer The spectators cheered him wildly.
come xâ¾ãz komen arriver They came third in the league.
concert xDâõåë]íz concert concert We went to a concert last night.
dedicated xDÇÉÇ]âÉfí]Çz toegewijd dévoué Our staff are all very dedicated.
faint xÑÉfåíz flauwvallen s'évanouir It was so hot, she fainted.
gift xÖfÑíz cadeau cadeau Did you give your mother a gift ?
land (v) xäôåÇz landen atterrir He owns 5000 acres of agricultural land.
mania xDãÉfåá]z manie manie Her mania for cleanliness.
pavement xDéÉfîã]åíz stoep trottoir A policeman was standing on the pavement outside the bank.
penfriend xDéÉå=DÑêÉåÇz penvriend(in) correspondant I met my old penfriend.
phenomenon xÑfDåõã]å]åz fenomeen phénomène The phenomenon of laughter is unknown in animals.
queue xâàìWz rij file There was a long queue outside the cinema.
reply xêfDéä~fz antwoord réponse "Of course," was the reply.
scream xëâêáWãz gillen hurler Sally screamed when she saw the rat.
shout (v) xp~ríz roepen crier "Stop!" he shouted.
sleep (v) xëäáWéz slapen dormir Did you sleep well?
souvenir xëìWî]Dåf]z souvenir/aandenken souvenir (objet) A souvenir of Paris.
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lose consciousness xäìWò=ânåpbëåbëz bewustzijn verliezen perdre connaissance In the accident, he lost consciousness.
remind (v) xêfDã~fåÇz herinneren aan rappeler Remind me to go to the bank.
wait in a line in een rij wachten attendre en file The officer told us to wait in line.
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buy xÄ~fz kopen acheter Sam's just bought a new computer.
cost (v) xâõëíz kosten coûter The high cost of accommodation in London.
scary xDëâÉ]êáz eng/griezelig effrayant It's a really scary movie.
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camera xDâôã]ê]z camera appareil photo They posed for the TV cameras.
film première xÑfäã=éêÉãáÉbz filmpremière première (d'un film) All the stars turned up to the film première.
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coin xâlfåz munt pièce de monnaie He put a fifty pence coin into the drinks machine.
English money xDfkäfp=Dã¾åáz Engels geld monnaie anglaise English money is no good here.
euro xàr]ê]rz euro euro The value of the euro against the dollar.
European Union xàrbêbDéáWbå=DàìWåàbåz= Europese Gemeenschap l'Union européenne How many countries are now in the European Union?
note (n) xå]ríz biljet billet de banque She gave me a £50 note.
pound xé~råÇz pond livre (sterling) It costs three pounds.
price (n) xéê~fëz prijs prix The price of petrol has increased a lot.
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assistant x]Dëfëí]åíz assistente vendeur, vendeuse Meet Jane, my new assistant.

value xDîôäàìWz waarde valeur What is the total value of the paintings in the collection?
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change (= money) xípÉfåÇwz wisselen (geld) monnaie Can we change pounds here for euros?
crossword xDâêõëï‰WÇz kruiswoordpuzzel mots-croisés I usually do the crossword in the newspaper.
sweater xDëïÉí]z trui pull You've got your sweater on back to front.
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places in towns xDéäÉfëfò=få=Dí~råëz plekken in steden lieux dans la ville
railway station xDêÉfäïÉf=ëíÉfpåz treinstation gare I'll meet you outside the main railway station.
library xDä~fÄê]êáz bibliotheek bibliothèque You'll find it at the local library.
football stadium xDÑríÄlWä=DëíÉfÇf]ãz voetbalstadion stade de football There were thousands of fans at the football stadium.
hospital xDÜõëéfíäz ziekenhuis hôpital Rick's dad is still in hospital.
swimming pool pu:l] xDëïfãfk=?éìWäz zwembad piscine The swimming pool is always crowded.
ice rink xD~fë=Dêfkâz ijsbaan patinoire Shall we go to the ice-rink tonight?
town hall xDí~rå=DÜlWäz stadhuis maison communale It's a fine building the town hall.
museum xãàìWDòf]ãz museum musée She is planning a class trip to the museum.
night club xDå~fí=âä¾Äz nachtclub dancing After the meal, we went to a nightclub.
bus station xDÄ¾ë=?ëíÉfpåz busstation gare d'autobus My dad picked me up at the bus station.
post office xDé]rëí=?õÑfëz postkantoor poste Take these parcels to the post office please.
tourist information office xDír]êfëí=fåÑ]DãÉfpå=?õÑfëz VVV office du tourisme Let's ask at the tourist information office.
theatre xDqáW]í]z theater théâtre Shall we go to the theatre this evening?
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asking for & giving directions De weg vragen/wijzen demander/indiquer le chemin
directions xÇbDêÉâpbåz= richtingaanwijzingen indications His directions really confused me.
straight ahead xëíêÉfí=]DÜÉÇz rechtdoor tout droit Go straight ahead, you can't miss it.
turning (n) xDí‰Wåfkz afslag tournant Take the next turning on the left.
way xïÉfz weg le chemin Can you tell me the way to ….?
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dance xÇ^Wåëz dansen danser Who's that dancing with Tom?
key xâáWz sleutel clé I lost my car keys.
nearly xDåf]äáz bijna presque We've nearly finished.
noise xålfòz lawaai bruit The children were making too much noise .
tonight xí]Då~fíz vanavond ce soir What are you doing tonight?
top up card xíõé=¾é=Dâ^WÇz kaart met beltegoed carte de gsm My credit has run out on my mobile, I need a top up card.
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escape xfDëâÉféz ontsnappen s'échapper He escaped from prison.
guess xÖÉëz raden deviner I guessed her age correctly.
hands off xDÜôåÇò=DõÑz afblijven! bas les pattes! Hands off, that's mine!
parrot xDéôê]íz papegaai perroquet Parrots can’t live in the wild in Britain.
perhaps xé]DÜôéëz misschien peut-être Sarah's late - perhaps she missed the bus.
pet xéÉíz huisdier animal de compagnie Cats are popular pets.
smell (v) xëãÉäz ruiken sentir The chicken smells good.
strange xëíêÉfåÇwz vreemd bizarre I had a strange dream last night.
surprise xë]Déê~fòz verrassing surprise Bill looked at him in surprise.
wild (in the …) xï~fäÇz in het wild dans la nature, en liberté You usually find these animals in the wild.
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animals xDôåfã]äòz dieren animaux We are against testing cosmetics on animals.
budgie xDÄ¾Çwáz parkiet perruche My budgie is yellow and green.
cat xâôíz kat chat A tom cat.
cow xâ~rz koe vache Dairy cows.
crocodile xDâêõâ]Ç~fäz krokodil crocodile Which is bigger, a crocodile or an alligator?
dog xÇõÖz hond chien We got a big dog to frighten away burglars.
duck xÇ¾âz eend canard We fed the ducks in the pond.
elephant xDÉä]Ñ]åíz olifant éléphant You have a memory like an elephant.
fox xÑõâëz vos renard I am glad they have stopped fox-hunting.
giraffe xÇwfDê^WÑz giraf girafe Why do giraffes have long necks? - Because their feet smell terrible!
goat xÖ]ríz geit chèvre This cheese is from a goat.
goldfish xDÖ]räÇÑfpz goudvis poisson rouge We won a goldfish at the fair.
horse xÜlWëz paard cheval I've never ridden a horse before.
kangaroo xâôkÖ]DêìWz kangoeroe kangourou There were kangaroos on the road.
koala bear xâ]rD^Wä]=DÄÉ]z koalabeer koala A koala bear eats only one kind of leaf, but I can't remember which.
lamb xäôãz lam agneau There were three lambs in the field.
lion xD~f]åz leeuw lion The male lion has long thick hair around his neck.
pig xéfÖz varken cochon He cannot eat meat from a pig on religious grounds.
rabbit xDêôÄfíz konijn lapin That's Thumper, my pet rabbit.
rhinoceros xê~fDåõë]ê]ëz neushoorn rhinocéros Our school adopted a rhinoceros at the zoo.
sheep xpáWéz schaap mouton Sheep were grazing on the hillside.
snake xëåÉfâz slang serpent A snake slithered across the path.
spider xDëé~fÇ]z spin araignée A spider's web.
tiger xDí~fÖ]z tijger tigre Activists fear that the tiger may become extinct.
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farm xÑ^Wãz boerderij ferme A 4000-acre farm.
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rooms and parts of the house xDêìWãò=]åÇ=é^Wíë=]î=a]=DÜ~rëz delen en kamers van het huis pièces et partie de la maison
balcony xDÄôäâ]åáz balkon balcon Has your flat got a balcony?
bathroom xDÄ^WqêìWãz badkamer salle de bain A house with two bathrooms.
bedroom xDÄÉÇêìWãz slaapkamer chambre John's in his bedroom.
dining room xDÇ~fåfk=?êìWãz eetkamer salle à manger We eat in the dining room on Sundays.
garage xDÖôêfÇwz garage garage I'll put the car in the garage.
hall xÜlWäz gang/hal hall The bathroom's just down the hall on the right.
kitchen xDâfípfåz keuken cuisine She's in the kitchen making the dinner.
library xDä~fÄê]êáz bibliotheek bibliothèque A library book.
patio xDéôíf]rz veranda/terras véranda We'll eat on the patio.
sitting room xDëfífk=?êìWãz zitkamer living The TV is in the sitting room.
study xDëí¾Çáz werkkamer bureau Dad's in his study working.
toilet xDílfä]íz toilet/wc toilettes I need to use the toilet before we leave.
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chess xípÉëz schaak échecs They meet fairly often to play chess.
hear (v) xÜf]z horen entendre Can you hear that noise?
listen to xDäfë]å=í]z luisteren naar écouter Listen to me please!
mansion xDãôåp]åz villa manoir A beautiful country mansion.
scream (n) xëâêáWãz gil cri There was a bang and people started screaming.
spend (v) xëéÉåÇz doorbrengen passer They spent the weekend at home.
wash (v) xïõpz wassen laver He spent the morning washing the car.
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accident xDôâëfÇ]åíz ongeluk accident What would you do if I had an accident ?
games arcade xDÖÉfãò=^WDâÉfÇz spelletjeshal salle de jeux He wastes his money at the games arcade.
imagination xf?ãôÇw]DåÉfp]åz verbeelding/fantasie imagination Art is all about using your imagination.
incident xDfåë]Ç]åíz incident incident One man was arrested following the incident.
mugging xDã¾Öfkz berovingen agression Crime is on the increase, especially mugging and burglary.
robbery xDêõÄ]êáz beroving/overval vol They're in prison for armed robbery.
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blow (out) xÄä]rz (uit)blazen souffler A cold wind was blowing hard.
candle xDâôåÇäz kaars bougie We lit a candle for her in the church.
open xD]ré]åz openen ouvrir Open this door now!
thank (v) xqôkâz bedanken remercier I thanked him for the flowers.
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contain xâ]åDíÉfåz bevatten contenir The suitcase contained a lot of old clothes.
expression xfâDëéêÉp]åz blijk/uitdrukking van expression I'm sending these flowers as an expression of my gratitude.
look up (v) xDärâ=¾éz opzoeken regarder au dictionnaire Look up words you don't know in the dictionary.
main xãÉfåz belangrijkste/hoofd- principal Maths is the main subject I am studying.
several xDëÉî]ê]äz meerdere malen plusieurs I called her several times.
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adventure x]ÇDîÉåíp]z avonturen aventure It's a book about Johnson's adventures at sea.
alive x]Dä~fîz levend vivant They didn't expect to find anyone alive after the explosion.
boa constrictor xÄlWD=âbåDëíêfâí]z= boa constrictor boa constricteur The boa constrictor is one of the most dangerous snakes.
curled up xDâ‰WäÇ=¾éz oprollen/ineenkrimpen enroulé He curled up when I asked him about the money.
exotic xfÖDòõífâz exotisch exotique An exotic flower.
explore xfâDëéälWz verkennen explorer We spent a week exploring the Oregon coastline.
persuade xé]DëïÉfÇz overhalen persuader John was trying to persuade me to stay.
search (v) xë‰Wípz zoeken chercher, fouiller They searched the web but found nothing.
spare bed xëéÉ]=DÄÉÇz logeerbed lit d'appoint You can stay, we have a spare bed.
tank (n) xíôkâz aquarium/terrarium aquarium, vivarium He keeps fish in a tank.
visit (v) xDîfò]íz bezoeken rendre visite My aunt is coming to visit us next week.
zoo xòìWz dierentuin zoo Dad took me to the zoo.
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happen xDÜôé]åz gebeuren se passer When did the accident happen?
story xDëílWêáz verhaal histoire Do you know the story of Peter Pan?
take place xDíÉfâ=DéäÉfëz plaatsvinden avoir lieu It takes place at night, well after dark.
Unit 10 – Wide Angle on the World :

A Frightening Escape
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all of a sudden xõä=]î=]=Dë¾Çåz plotseling tout à coup All of a sudden, there was a horrible scream.
bleed xÄäáWÇz bloeden saigner His head was bleeding badly.
calmer xâ^Wã]z rustiger plus calme The water was much calmer in the bay.
crash (v) xâêôpz neerstorten s'écraser The jet crashed shortly after takeoff.
engine xDÉåÇw]åz motor moteur He pulled in and turned off the engine.
fail (v) xÑÉfäz zakken rater She failed all her exams .
field xÑáWäÇz weiland champ There were cows in the field .
fly (v) xÑä~fz vliegen voler They flew to Paris for their honeymoon.
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hail(n) xÜÉfäz hagel grêle The hail badly damaged dad's car.
helmet xDÜÉäã]íz helm casque You have to wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike.
lightning xDä~fíåfkz bliksem éclairs Several trees were struck by lightning.
miracle xDãfê]â]äz wonder miracle It's a miracle that no one was hurt.
numb xå¾ãz verdoofd engourdi My feet were numb with cold.
oxygen mask xDõâëfÇwbå=ã^Wëâz= zuurstofmasker masque à oxygène The fireman immediately put an oxygen mask over her mouth.
parachute xDéôê]pìWíz parachute parachute A parachute jump.
pilot xDé~fä]íz piloot pilote An airline pilot.
plane xéäÉfåz vliegtuig avion It's much quicker to go by plane.
protect xéê]DíÉâíz beschermen protéger Laws to protect the environment.
thunderstorm xDq¾åÇ]ëílWãz onweer orage We were caught in a thunderstorm.
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hurt (adj) xÜ‰Wíz gewond blessé Let go, you're hurting me!
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go wrong misgaan tourner mal, se détériorer It started so well but then suddenly everything went wrong.
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break (n) xÄêÉfâz pauze pause We had a break to eat something.
choir xâï~f]z koor chœur Susan sings in the school choir.
Christmas xDâêfëã]ëz Kerstmis Noël Are you going home for Christmas?
drama xDÇê^Wã]z He has written a new drama for the BBC.
Easter xDáWëí]z Pasen Pâques We always go away at Easter.
form (n) xÑlWãz klas classe He's in sixth form.
IT = Information Technology Informatica informatique He's an IT genius.
lesson xDäÉë]åz les leçon Hannah is taking guitar lessons.
orchestra xDlWâfëíê]z orkest orchestre She plays violin in the school orchestra.
PE = Physical Education xDÑfòfâä=ÉÇàrDâÉfpåz gymnastiek gymnastique
primary school xDéê~fãbêá==DëâìWäz lagere school école primaire That's the primary school I went to.
secondary school xDëÉâbåÇbêá=DëâìWäz middelbare school école secondaire Secondary school lasts 4-5 years.
start (v) xëí^Wíz beginnen commencer Now you're here, we can start.
stay (v) xëíÉfz blijven rester He came to see me and stayed all day.
uniform xDàìWåfÑlWãz uniform uniforme Do you like the new school uniform?
year (school) xàf]z schooljaar année (scolaire) They take the English exam in year 10.
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before xÄfDÑlWz voor avant (que) He walked out before I finished my sentence.
below xÄfDä]rz onder en-dessous Jake lives in the apartment below.
cereal xDëf]êá]äz ontbijtgranen/cornflakes céréales A bowl of cereal.
chat (v) xípôíz kletsen bavarder Jo was chatting to Sam.
day xÇÉfz dag jour, journée We went to Paris for ten days.
early xD‰Wäáz vroeg tôt It snowed in early January.
include xfåDâäìWÇz omvatten inclure The film festival includes movies from around the world.
leave (v) xäáWîz verlaten/weggaan partir, quitter Frances left work early to meet her mother.
Unit 11 – I’ve lost my rucksack.

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at last x]í=Dä^Wëíz eindelijk enfin He turned up at last!
day trip xDÇÉf=íêféz dagtochtje excursion, voyage d'un jour My grandparents took me on a day trip to Blackpool.
hang on xDÜôk=Dõåz Wacht even attendre Hang on, I won't be a minute.
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Hey, you lot! Hé, jullie daar! eh, vous! Hey you lot, get a move on!
jacket xDÇwôâfíz jas veste He was wearing jeans and a leather jacket.
last (adv) xä^Wëíz voor het laatst la dernière fois My last boyfriend was crazy about football.
let’s (get going) xäÉíë=ÖÉí=DÖ]rfkz laten... allons-y! It's late, let's get going,
need xåáWÇz nodig hebben avoir besoin de These plants need plenty of light and water.
never mind xDåÉî]=ã~fåÇz laat maar zitten tant pis, ça ne fait rien Never mind, no harm was done.
put xéríz leggen mettre Just put the bags on the table.
rucksack xDê¾âëôâz rugzak sac à dos Where has she put her rucksack?
spare xëéÉ]z reserve- de rechange Leave a spare key with a neighbour.
sticker xDëífâ]z sticker autocollant Children get stickers for good work.
stuff xëí¾Ñz spul truc What's that blue stuff on the floor?
T-shirt xDíáWp‰Wíz T-shirt t-shirt She was wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
What's it like? Hoe ziet het eruit? à quoi cela ressemble-t-il? You've seen his painting, what's it like?
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description xÇfDëâêfép]åz beschrijving description Carson gave the police a description of the car.
item xD~fí]ãz voorwerp/stuk objet What was the last item of clothing you bought?
lost property verloren voorwerp objets perdus The police labelled it "lost property" and gave me a receipt.
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short xplWíz kort court It's quite a short film.
pass (v) (exam) xé^Wëz slagen réussir (un examen) She’s happy. She’s passed her exams.
lose (v) xäìWòz verliezen perdre Tom lost his job.
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boots (football) xÄìWíëz laarzen/voetbalschoen chaussures de football She wore high-heeled boots.
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materials xã]Díf]êf]äòz materiaal matériau Discard any old cleaning materials.
bracelet xDÄêÉfëä]íz armband bracelet A gold bracelet.
buckle xDÄ¾âäz gesp boucle His belt had a big metal buckle.
chain xípÉfåz ketting chaîne He wore a gold chain around his neck.
cotton xDâõí]åz katoen coton A cotton shirt.
denim xDÇÉåfãz denim/jeans denim Denim jeans.
gold xÖ]räÇz goud or His watch was solid gold.
keyring xDâáWêfkz sleutelring porte-clé What's that on your keyring?
leather xDäÉa]z leer cuir A leather belt.
metal xDãÉíäz metaal métal It's made of metal.
nylon xDå~fä]åz nylon nylon Nylon stockings.
pencil case xDéÉåë]ä=âÉfëz etui plumier He keeps his stationery in a pencil case.
plastic xDéäôëífâz plastic plastique Toys made of plastic.
purse xé‰Wëz portemonnee porte-monnaie I opened my handbag and took out my purse.
scarf xëâ^WÑz sjaal foulard She covered herself with a scarf before going into the mosque.
silk xëfäâz zijde soie A silk shirt.
silver xDëfäî]z zilver argent A silver ring.
strap xëíêôéz band(je) lanière A watch strap.
wallet xDïõäfíz portemonnee/portefeuille portefeuille I've only got about £10 in my wallet.
watch (n) xïõípz horloge montre He gave me a Swiss watch for my birthday.
wood (wooden) xïrÇLDïrÇåz hout (houten, van hout) bois (en bois) All the furniture is made of wood.
wool (woollen) xïräLDïrä]åz wol (wollen, van wol) laine (en laine) She bought five balls of red wool.
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hand (something) in xDÜôåÇ=Dfåz afgeven donner, rendre It's not yours, hand it in to the police.
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stripe xëíê~féz streep ligne A shirt with blue and white stripes.
tram xíêôãz tram tram This tram is going to Desire.
lost property office bureau gevonden voorwerpen bureau des objets perdus The lost property office was closed.
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personal possessions xDé‰Wë]å]ä=é]DòÉp]åòz persoonlijke bezittingen effets personnels Put all your personal possessions into this bag and sign here.
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accent x]âDëÉåíz accent accent She speaks English with a strong French accent.
agency xDÉfÇw]åëáz bureau agence I went to a travel agency to book my holiday.
bruise xÄêìWòz blauwe plek hématome, bleu She had a nasty bruise on her face.
contact (v) xDâõåíôâíz contact opnemen contacter There is little contact between the two tribes.
cut (n) xâ¾íz snijwond coupure That's a nasty cut, it will need stitches.
eye x~fz oog œil There were tears in her eyes.
helpline xDÜÉäéä~fåz hulpdienst centre d'appel Our helpline offers sound advice to new parents.
light brown xä~fí=Äê~råz lichtbruin brun clair She has light brown hair.
name xåÉfãz naam nom Her name is Jo Wilson.
over xD]rî]z over au-dessus de I jumped over the wall and ran along the bank.
person xDé‰Wë]åz persoon personne She's a very generous person.
previous xDéêáWîá]ëz vorig/eerder précédent, antérieur She has two children from a previous marriage.
recognise xDêÉâ]Öå~fòz= herkennen reconnaître I recognised him from the photograph.
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hair colour and style xDÜÉ]=?â¾ä]=]åÇ=Dëí~fäz haarkleur en stijl couleur de cheveux et coiffure
blonde xÄäõåÇz blond blond She's small, blonde, and very attractive.
dark xÇ^Wâz donker foncé Turn on the light; it's dark in here.
fair xÑÉ]z blond/lichtgekleurd clair He has fair hair, not dark hair!
long xäõkz lang long She's tall and slim, with long legs.
curly xDâ‰Wäáz met krullen bouclé I had very curly hair when I was a baby.
wavy xDïÉfîáz gegolfd ondulé Wavy grey hair.
clothes xâä]raòz kleren vêtements He got up and put on his clothes.
belt xÄÉäíz riem ceinture I tightened my belt.
cardigan xDâ^WÇfÖ]åz vest gilet She gave him a cardigan as a present.
dress (n) xÇêÉëz jurk robe That's a nice dress.
jeans xÇwáWåòz spijkerbroek/jeans jeans He was wearing an old pair of jeans.
pullover xDérä]rî]z trui pull It's too hot to wear a pullover.
shoes xpìWòz schoenen chaussures We specialize in shoes, but we also sell handbags.
skirt xëâ‰Wíz rok jupe She bought a new skirt for the wedding.
sweater xDëïÉí]z trui pull You've got your sweater on back to front.
sweatshirt xDëïÉíp‰Wíz sweatshirt sweat-shirt He was dressed casually, in a sweatshirt and jeans.
trainers xDíêÉfå]òz trainers/sportschoenen chaussures de sport Have you seen my trainers.
trousers xDíê~rò]òz broek pantalon These trousers are too big.
style of clothes xDëí~fä=]î=Dâä]raòz kledingstijl style de vêtements
long/short sleeved xDäõkLDplWí=DëäáWîÇz lange/korte mouwen à manches longues/courtes long/short sleeved shirt
sleeveless xDëäáWîä]ëz zonder mouwen sans manches A sleeveless dress.
tight (eng) xí~fíz strak serré This shirt is too tight.
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look like xDärâ=ä~fâz eruit zien als avoir l'air de It looks like metal.
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identify x~fDÇÉåí]Ñ~fz identificeren identifier She was unable to identify her attacker.
memory xDãÉã]êáz geheugen mémoire She has a very good memory.
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similar xDëfã]ä]z vergelijkbaar They came from similar backgrounds.

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at once xôí=ï¾åëz meteen tout de suite Stop that at once.
goalpost xDÖ]räé]rëíz doelpaal poteau de but The ball came off the goalpost.
I don't care xDâÉ]z Het kan me niet schelen ça m'est égal I don't care what you think.
mean (v) xãáWåz betekenen vouloir dire, signifier What does that word mean?
on the phone xÑ]råz aan het bellen zijn au téléphone Be quiet, I'm on the phone.
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bank xÄôkâz oever rive They had a picnic on the bank of the river.
candyfloss xDâôåÇfÑäõëz suikerspin barbe à papa This candy floss is very sweet and sickly.
go up xÖ]r=¾éz beklimmen/omhoog gaan monter Let's go up that mountain there.
height xÜ~fíz lengte hauteur The boys are about the same height.
horrible xDÜõê]Ääz afschuwelijk horrible What a horrible thing to say!
Just like me! net zoals ik tout à fait comme moi He's so kind - just like me!
Let's face it Laten we eerlijk zijn regardons les choses en face Let's face it, there's no future in it.
lift (n) xäfÑíz lift ascenseur It's on the fifth floor so we can take the lift.
of course not x]î=DâlWë=åõíz natuurlijk niet bien sûr que non Did you tell him?- Of course not.
scared xëâÉ]Çz bang zijn voor effrayé My brother is scared of dogs.
suit (to) xëìWíz passen (bij) convenir, plaire à Suit yourself!
sweet (adj) xëïáWíz zoet sucré / mignon This chocolate sauce is very sweet.
tallest xílWäfëíz hoogste, langste le plus haut Stand back to back and see who's tallest.
taste (v) xíÉfëíz proeven goûter I don't like the taste of garlic.
top xíõéz bovenaan sommet Write your name at the top of the page.
tower xDí~r]z toren tour The Eiffel Tower in Paris.
wheel xïáWäz (reuzen)rad, stuur roue He had fallen asleep at the wheel.
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boring xDÄlWêfkz saai ennuyant His job sounds so boring.
exciting xfâDë~fífkz spannend passionnant It was a pretty exciting game.
expensive xfâDëéÉåëfîz duur cher We can't afford this - it's too expensive.
experience xfâDëéf]êá]åëz ervaring expérience He's a very good teacher with a lot of experience.
helicopter xDÜÉäfâõéí]z helikopter hélicoptère A helicopter flew overhead.
last (adj) xä^Wëíz vorige, afgelopen dernier My last boyfriend was crazy about football.
play (n) xéäÉfz toneelstuk pièce (de théâtre) It's a play about Victorian London.
raw xêlWz rauw cru A salad of raw vegetables.
theme park xDqáWã=é^Wâz= amusementspark parc à thème We went to a theme park for the day.
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heavy xDÜÉîáz zwaar lourd I can't lift this box - it's too heavy.
terrifying xDíÉêfÑ~ffkz angstaanjagend effrayant He told her of his terrifying experience.
good – better – best xÖìa=–=DÄÉí]=–=ÄÉëíz goed - beter - best bon-meilleur-le meilleur He's better at football than you.
bad – worse – worst xÄôÇ=–=ï‰Wë=–=ï‰Wëíz slecht - slechter - slechtst mauvais-pire-le pire This is the worst music I have ever heard.
far – further – furthest xÑ^W=–=DÑ‰Wa]=–=DÑ‰Wa]ëíz ver - verder - verst loin - plus loin - le plus loin Is it far to the lake?
fast - faster – fastest xÑ^Wëí=K=Ñ^Wëí]=K=Ñ^Wëí]ëíz snel - sneller - snelst rapide - plus rapide - le plus rapide That's the fastest animal in the world.
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estate (car) xfDëíÉfí=?â^Wz stationwagen break He has a large estate car.
hatchback xDÜôípÄôâz auto met achterklep coupé My mum bought a fast, little hatchback.
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price xéê~fëz prijs prix The price of petrol has increased a lot.
reliable xêfDä~f]Ääz betrouwbaar fiable Rick is hard-working and very reliable.
safe (adj) xëÉfÑz veilig sûr Women are safer drivers than men.
safety xDëÉfÑíáz veiligheid sécurité Some students are concerned about safety on campus.
seat xëáWíz zitplaats siège I asked for a seat by the window.
speed xëéáWÇz snelheid vitesse What speed were you travelling at?
sports car xDëélWíë=â^Wz sportauto voiture de sport He got a sports car for his 18th birthday.
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funny xDÑ¾åáz grappig drôle You look funny in that hat.
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bungee jumping xDÄ¾åÇwá=DÇw¾ãéfkz bungeejumpen saut à l'élastique We went bungee jumping off a high bridge.
dangerous xDÇÉfåÇw]ê]ëz gevaarlijk dangereux It's dangerous to walk alone at night around here.
make (n) xãÉfâz merk marque What make is your car?
paragliding xDéôê]Öä~fÇfkz paragliden parapente Heve you ever tried paragliding?
popular xDéõéàrä]z populair qui a beaucoup d'adeptes Is Ben popular at school?
whitewater rafting xDï~fíïlWí]=Dê^WÑífkz wildwatervaren, raften rafting We went whitewater rafting in Canada last year.
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comfort (v) xDâ¾ãÑ]íz troosten réconforter He comforted her after her loss.
interrupt xfåí]Dê¾éíz onderbreken interrompre Sorry to interrupt, but I need some help.
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advanced x]ÇDî^Wåëíz vooruitstrevend avancé The most advanced medical equipment.
battery xDÄôí]êáz batterij pile It needs a new battery.
chase (v) xípÉfëz achtervolgen chasser The dog chased the rabbit across the field.
connect (v) xâ]DåÉâíz verbinden connecter The M11 connects London and Cambridge.
control (v) xâ]åDíê]räz besturen contrôler How do control him?
designer xÇfDò~få]z ontwerper concepteur A fashion designer.
fetch (v) xÑÉípz halen aller chercher What time is your dad coming to fetch you?
homeowner xDÜ]rã?]rå]z huiseigenaar propriétaire All homeowners have to pay an extra tax.
labrador xDäôÄê]ÇlWz labrador labrador They have a dog, I think it's a labrador.
lie down 'daUn] gaan liggen se coucher Just lie down and try to relax.
look after (v) xDärâ=^WÑí]z zorgen voor s'occuper de He looks after his grandmother.
motor xDã]rí]z motor moteur An electric motor.
planet xDéäôå]íz planeet planète Mercury is the smallest planet.
reporter xêfDélWí]z verslaggever / verslaggeefster correspondant / correspondante A newspaper reporter.
robot xDê]rÄõíz robot robot Most of the work in the factory is now done by robots.
shake (v) xpÉfâz schudden secouer We shook hands for a long time.
size xë=^fòz afmeting/grootte taille A diamond's value depends on its size.
smartest xëã=^Wífëíz slimste le plus intelligent One of London's smartest restaurants.
sophisticated xë]DÑfëí]âÉfí]Çz zeer verfijnd sophistiqué A play for a sophisticated audience.
stand (v) xëíôåÇz staan se tenir debout Anna was standing in front of me.
tail xíÉfäz staart queue The dog was wagging its tail.
take out (v) xDíÉfâ=D~ríz meenemen sortir We take the dog out for a walk every night.
technology xíÉâDåõä]Çwáz technologie technologie The development of modern computer technology.
teeth (sg. tooth) xíáWqz tanden (tand) dents It's bad for your teeth to eat sweets.
useful xDàìWëÑ]äz nuttig utile A useful book for travellers.
wag (v) xïôÖz kwispelen remuer The dog wagged ist tail.
watchdog xDïõípÇõÖz waakhond chien de garde He's no good as a watchdog.
wave (v) xïÉfîz wuiven faire signe de la main We waved goodbye to Dad.
weigh (v) xïÉfz wegen peser The baby weighs 12 pounds.
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duration xÇàrDêÉfp]åz duur durée He slept for the duration of the journey.
weight xïÉfíz gewicht poids Your weight is about right.
wide xï~fÇz breed large A wide street.
width xïfÇqz breedte largeur He measured the length and width of the desk.
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invent xfåDîÉåíz uitvinden inventer Alexander Bell invented the telephone.
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parts of the body xDé^Wíë|]î=a]=DÄõÇáz lichaamsdelen les parties du corps
ankle xDôkâäz enkel cheville Janet slipped on the stairs and twisted her ankle.
arm x^Wãz arm bras He had a tattoo on his left arm.
back xÄôâz rug dos Always sit with your back straight.
body xDÄõÇáz lichaam corps He had mud and dirt all over his body.
chin xípfåz kin menton He rubbed his chin thoughtfully.
ear xf]z oor oreille 'Darling,' he whispered in her ear.
elbow xDÉäÄ]rz elleboog coude I've hurt my elbow.
eye x~fz oog œil There were tears in her eyes.
face xÑÉfëz gezicht visage You have a beautiful face.
finger xDÑfkÖ]z vinger doigt We ate with our fingers.
foot (pl. feet) xÑríz voet (voeten) pied He always walks around in bare feet.
hair xÜÉ]z haar cheveux Go and brush your hair.
hand xÜôåÇz hand main She writes with her left hand.
head xÜÉÇz hoofd tête She rested her head on my shoulder.
hip xÜféz heup hanche She was standing with her hands on her hips, looking very angry.
knee xåáWz knie genou She was on her knees, weeding the garden.
leg xäÉÖz been jambe She broke her leg in a riding accident.
mouth xã~rqz mond bouche She put her hand over her mouth.
neck xåÉâz nek cou She wore a gold chain around her neck.
nose xå]ròz neus nez She had a spot on her nose.
shoulder xDp]räÇ]z schouder épaule She rested her head on my shoulder.
stomach xDëí¾ã]âz maag/buik ventre, estomac These exercises should help to keep your stomach flat.
thumb xq¾ãz duim pouce He broke his thumb playing rugby.
toe xí]rz teen orteil These shoes hurt my toes.
waist xïÉfëíz middel taille Put it around your waist.
wrist xêfëíz pols poignet She had a gold watch on her wrist.
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earrings xDf]êfkòz oorbellen boucles d'oreille You're not allowed to wear earrings to school.
gloves xÖä¾îòz handschoenen gants A pair of gloves.
hat xÜôíz hoed chapeau A big straw hat.
ribbon xDêfÄ]åz lint ruban She wore ribbons in her hair.
ring (n) xêfkz ring bague A gold wedding ring.
shoe xpõÇz schoen chaussure A pair of shoes.
sprain xëéêÉfåz verstuiken fouler I fell and sprained my ankle.
tie (n) xí~fz stropdas cravate You must wear a tie for the meeting.
tights xí~fíëz panty bas A pair of black tights.
twist (v) xíïfëíz (ver)draaien tordre I’ve twisted my ankle.
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Aagh! Au! aïe! Aagh! That hurt!
carry xDâôêáz dragen porter Let me carry that bag for you.
Don't worry Maak je geen zorgen ne t'en fais pas! Don't worry, it'll turn out ok.
farmhouse xDÑ^WãÜ~rëz boerderij ferme A farmhouse in a beautiful setting.
fine (adj) xÑ~fåz prima bien "We're meeting at 8.30." "Okay, fine."
full stop xDÑrä=Dëíõéz punt point (à la ligne) Put a full stop at the end of the sentence.
hurt xÜ‰Wíz pijn doen/bezeren blesser, faire mal Careful you don't hurt yourself with that knife.
idea x~fDÇf]z idee idée What a good idea!
join (v) xÇwlfåz= verbinden joindre Trevor joined the BBC in 1969.
painful xDéÉfåÑräz pijnlijk douloureux Her sore throat was very painful.
path xé^Wqz pad chemin A narrow path led down to the stream.
ride (v) xê~fÇz rijden rouler She learned to ride when she was five.
Say "cheese"! xëÉf=ípáWòz Even allemaal lachen! Dites "cheese"! Say "cheese", the photographer said.
view xîàìWz uitzicht vue He has strong views about politics.
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Lake District xäÉfâ=DÇfëíêfâíz Merengebied in Noord-Engeland région des lacs We took a short break in the Lake District.
supper xDë¾é]z diner souper We had supper in an Italian restaurant.
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mistake xãfDëíÉfâz fouten faute Ivan's work is full of spelling mistakes.
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bandage xDÄôåÇfÇwz verband bandage The nurse bandaged up his sprained ankle.
doctor xDÇõâí]z dokter/arts médecin You should go to the doctor with that cough.
ice pack xD~fë=éôâz ijskompres sac de glaçons Put an ice pack on that to stop the swelling.
plaster xDéä^Wëí]z pleister sparadrap She put a plaster over his cut.
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scar xëâ^Wz litteken cicatrice The cut will leave a permanent scar.
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drop (v) xÇêõéz laten vallen laisser tomber Tom dropped his bag by the door.
litter xDäfí]z afval Anyone caught dropping litter is fined.
lie (… down) xä~f=DÇ~råz gaan liggen être couché She was lying on the grass.
bin (litter …) xÄfåz afvalbak poubelle She threw the letter in the bin.
dark (n) (in the...) xÇ^Wâz donker obscurité Turn on the light; it's dark in here.
shade (n) (in the …) xpÉfÇz schaduw ombre A plant that needs shade.
turn on (the light) xDí‰Wå=Dõåz aandoen allumer (la lumière) Turn on the light, I can't see a thing!
step ladder xDëíÉé=DäôÇbz ladder échelle He needed a step ladder to paint the top part.
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ambulance xDôãÄà]ä]åëz ambulance ambulance I asked a neighbour to call an ambulance.
appointment x]Délfåíã]åíz afspraak rendez-vous She has an appointment with a client at 10.30.
black eye xÄäôâ=~fz blauw oog œil au beurre noir His siter gave him a black eye.
blow (your nose) xÄä]rz (je neus) snuiten se moucher Don't blow your nose at the table!
first aid xDÑ‰Wëí=~fÇz eerste hulp premiers soins She has passed her first aid exam.
in pain (be) xéÉfåz pijn lijden avoir mal He is in sever pain after the accident.
loosen (v) xDäìWë]åz losser maken desserrer The screws holding the shelf had loosened.
nose bleed xå]rò=ÄäáWÇz=z bloedneus saignement de nez He got a nose bleed during the rugby match.
squeeze (v) xëâïáWòz knijpen presser She squeezed his hand reassuringly.
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twisted ankle xíïfëífÇ=Dôkâäz verstuikte enkel cheville tordue She fell and twisted her ankle.
x-ray xDÉâë=êÉfz röntgenfoto radiographie They took an x-ray to see if the bone was broken.
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add (v) xôÇz toevoegen ajouter Just add a little water.
burnt (adj) xÄ‰Wåíz verbrand brûlé Sorry the toast is a little burnt.
cut (adj) xâ¾íz gesneden coupé Shall I cut the cake?
deal with (v) xDÇf]ä=ïfDaz afhandelen s'occuper de I'll leave him to deal with it.
situation xëfípìDÉfp]åz situatie situation We are in a very difficult situation .
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earlier on xD‰Wäá]=z eerder plus tôt He wasd here earlier on.
rest (v) xêÉëíz laten rusten reposer You must rest your ankle.
worse xï‰Wëz slechter pire Your singing is even worse than mine!
Unit 14 – Do I have to?

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clear the table xDâäf]=a]=DíÉfÄäz de tafel afruimen débarrasser la table Please clear the table after dinner.
do the cleaning xDÇìW=a]=DâäáWåfkz schoonmaken nettoyer We have to do the cleaning at the weekends.
do the ironing xDÇìW=af=D~f]åfkz strijken repasser We have to do our own ironing.
do the shopping xDÇìW=a]=Dpõéfkz boodschappen doen faire les courses I do the shopping on a Thursday evening.
do the vacuuming xDÇìW=a]=DîôâàìWãfkz stofzuigen passer l'aspirateur The cleaners do the vacuuming.
do the washing xDÇìW=a]=Dïõpfkz wassen faire la lessive There is only one machine to do the washing.
do the washing-up xDÇìW=a]=?ïõpfk=D¾éz afwassen faire la vaisselle Who's turn is it to do the washing up?
empty rubbish xDÉãíá=DêîÄfpzz de vuilnisbak legen sortir les poubelles Empty the rubbish on your way out please.
household jobs xDÜ~rëÜ]räÇ=DÇwõÄòz dingen in huis, huishoudelijke klusjes tâches ménagères We help our parents with all the household jobs.
make the bed xDãÉfâ=a]=DÄÉÇz bed opmaken faire le lit At college I never make my bed.
tidy up xDí~fÇá=D¾éz opruimen ranger Tidy up, there are visitors coming.
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ceiling xDëáWäfkz plafond plafond It was a big room with a high ceiling.
dirty xDÇ‰Wíáz vuil sale Don't get your clothes dirty.
dishwasher xDÇfp?ïõp]z afwasmachine lave-vaisselle Have you finished loading the dishwasher?
fish tank xDÑfp=íôkâz aquarium aquarium He cleans the fish tank once a month.
foul (adj) xÑ~räz smerig mauvais What's that foul smell?
go bananas xÖ]r=Ä]Då^Wå]òz doordraaien/gek worden devenir dingue, piquer une crise When my Dad saw the broken window, he went bananas!
heap xÜáWéz stapel/berg tas, pile A heap of newspapers.
household xDÜ~rëÜ]räÇz huishoudelijk ménage (de maison) Washing powder and other household products.
housework xDÜ~rëï‰Wâz werk in huis ménage (travail) I spent all morning doing the housework.
mess xãÉëz rommel désordre The house was a complete mess.
pocket money xéõâ]í=Dã¾åáz zakgeld argent de poche How much pocket money do you get?
tropical xDíêõéfâ]äz tropisch tropical Tropical rain forests.
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remove xêfDãìWîz verwijderen enlever The police will remove any illegally parked cars.
pile xé~fäz stapel pile There was a huge pile of dirty washing.
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get on nerves xDÖÉí=õå=å‰Wîz zenuwachtig worden van taper sur les nerfs Techno music gets on my nerves.
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collection xâ]DäÉâp]åz verzameling collection, ramassage She's got a wonderful collection of CDs.
delivery xÇfDäfî]êáz bezorging distribution There's free delivery on orders over £25.
navy blue xDåÉfîá=DÄäìWz marineblauw bleu marine A navy blue sweater.
office xDõÑfëz kantoor bureau Are you going to the office today?
parcel xDé^Wë]äz pakket paquet The parcel was delivered last week.
park (n) xé^Wâz park se garer We couldn't find anywhere to park.
play group xDéäÉf=ÖêìWéz kinderdagverblijf garderie I took my sister to the play group.
sort (v) xëlWíz sorteren trier Can you sort through these papers.
toy xílfz speelgoed jouet Anna was playing with her toys.
work experience xDï‰Wâ=fâ?ëéf]êf]åëz werkervaring expérience professionnelle She's well qualified but has no relevant work experience.
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believe xÄfDäáWîz geloven croire Do you believe his story?
entrance xDÉåíê]åëz ingang entrée I'll meet you outside the main entrance of the shop.
shelf (pl. shelves) xpÉäÑz plank (planken) étagère(s) Put the book back on the top shelf.
trolley xDíêõäáz winkelwagentje chariot A supermarket trolley.
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occupations xõâàrDéÉfp]åòz beroepen professions There are loads of occupations to choose from.
beautician xÄàìWDífpåz schoonheidsspecialiste esthéticienne She wants to become a beautician.
carpenter xDâ^Wéfåí]z timmerman charpentier A skilled carpenter.
cashier xâôDpf]z caissière cassier She's a cashier at the supermarket.
cleaner xDâäáWå]z schoonmaker femme de ménage The cleaner will tidy your desk.
dentist xDÇÉåífëíz tandarts dentiste I'm going to the dentist's this afternoon.
electrician xfäÉâDíêfp]åz elektricien électricien He is now a qualified electrician.
engineer xÉåÇwfDåf]z ingenieur ingénieur My dad's an engineer.
hairdresser xDÜÉ]ÇêÉë]z kapper / kapster coiffeur / coiffeuse I have an appointment at the hairdresser's.
nurse xå‰Wëz A male nurse.
plumber xDéä¾ã]z loodgieter plombier Jo's a plumber by trade.
receptionist xêfDëÉép]åfëíz receptioniste réceptionniste I asked the receptionist for the key.
sales assistant xDëÉfäò=]Dëfëí]åíz verkoopster/verkoper vendeur / vendeuse She's got a job as a part-time sales assistant.
waiter xDïÉfí]z ober serveur She waved to attract the attention of the waiter.
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beauty salon xDÄàìWíf=Dëôäõåz schoonheidssalon institut de beauté They have a special offer on at the beauty salon.
business xDÄfòåfëz bedrijf affaire, entreprise You need a lot of money to succeed in business.
salon xDëôäõåz salon institut I think it is under "salon"
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amusing x]DãàìWòfkz amusant/vermakelijk amusant A highly amusing story.
superstore xDëìWé]ëílWz grote supermarkt supermarché a DIY superstore
Unit 15 – Wide Angle on the World:

Time to spare?
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chat room xípôí=êìWãz chatroom chat room He spends hours in chatrooms on the internet.
click on xâäfâ=õåz aanklikken cliquer sur Just click on the icon and you're through.
expand xfâDëéôåÇz uitbreiden/groter worden s'étendre, s'agrandir The population expanded rapidly in the '60s.
fresh xÑêÉpz nieuw actuel The police have received fresh information relating to the crime.
go online xÖ]r=õåä~fåz online gaan se mettre en ligne You can't get to it if you don't go on line.
review (n) xêfDîàìWz bespreking critique We are having a review of all our safety procedures.
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time to spare xí~fã=í]=ëéÉ]z tijd over du temps libre Come on, there is no time to spare!
update (v) xD¾éÇÉfíz updaten/bijwerken mettre à jour We need to update some of the older files.
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cheap travel xípáWé=Díêôîäz goedkope reizen voyages bon-marché They specialise in cheap travel for students.
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stress xëíêÉëz stress accent tonique I don't cope well with stress.
syllable xDëfä]Ä]äz lettergreep syllabe The stress is on the last syllable.
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nowadays xDå~r]ÇÉfòz tegenwoordig actuellement People live longer nowadays.
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among x]Dã¾kz onder parmi The decision has caused a lot of anger among women.
hot (adj) = in fashion xÜõíz in, modieus à la mode These shoes are so hot at the moment.
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chest of drawers xípÉëí=õî=ÇêlWò=z ladekast commode The room had only a bed and a small chest of drawers.
dressing table xÇêÉëfk=DíÉfÄäz dressoir coiffeuse The brush is on the dressing table.
hairbrush xDÜÉ]Äê¾pz borstel brosse à cheveux Have you seen my hairbrush?
radio alarm xDêÉfÇf]r=bDä^Wãz wekkerradio radio-réveil He set the radio alarm for 5a.m.
tennis racket xDíÉåfë=êôâfíz tennisracket raquette de tennis That's the third tennis racket you have broken in this match!
weights xïÉfíëz gewichten haltères A table of weights and measures.
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certificate xë]DífÑfâ]íz diploma certificat, diplôme We need to see your birth certificate before you can get a passport.
decorate (v) xDÇÉâ]êÉfíz aankleden/inrichten décorer He decorated the walls with posters of cars.
frame (n) xÑêÉfãz lijstje cadre A wooden picture frame.
hang (v) xÜôkz (op)hangen pendre, accrocher He hung his coat on the back of the door.
illustrate (v) xDfä]ëíêÉfíz illustreren illustrer A chart might help to illustrate this point.
pale (adj) xéÉfäz lichtgekleurd, bleek pâle Jan looked tired and pale.
rug xê¾Öz tapijt carpette A beautiful Turkish rug.
tidy xDí~fÇáz netjes en ordre Your grandmother's coming, so make sure your room is tidy!
Unit 16 – What would you like to do?

Programme - What's on in Liverpool?
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what’s on? xDïõíë=Dõåz= wat is er te doen? qu'est-ce qu'il y a à voir, à faire? What’s on in Liverpool?
1 - Summer Sounds Zomergeluiden Bruit d'été
concert xDâõåë]íz concert concert We went to a concert last night.
performed by xé]DÑlWãÇ=Ä~fz uitgevoerd door joué par An evening of classical music performed by the school orchestra.
2 - The Best of Pop Art Het beste van popart Le meilleur du pop art
exhibition xÉâë]DÄfp]åz tentoonstelling exposition We went to an exhibition of modern paintings at the art gallery.
Pop Art xéõé=^Wíz popart pop art It's an exhibition of Pop Art.
3 - Go-Karting Experience kart-ervaring expérience avec karting
go-karting xDÖ]râ^Wífkz karten (ww) karting We went go-karting for his birthday.
4 - Pre-Season Football Friendly vriendschappelijke wedstrijd in het voorseizoen match amical d'avant saison
team xíáWãz team équipe A football team.
warm up (v) xïlWã=¾éz opwarmen s'échauffer We warmed up before the match with some exercises.
5 - Mamma Mia Mamma Mia Mamma Mia
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chance (n) xíp^Wåëz kans chance There's a slight chance of rain.

search (n) xë‰Wípz zoektocht recherche The search for the missing girl lasted all night.
song xëõkz liedje chanson The kids were singing songs.
exercises oefeningen
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modern art xDãõÇ]å=^Wíz moderne kunst l'art moderne I think modern art is interesting.
musical xDãàìWòfâäz musical musical, de musique Do you play a musical instrument?
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list (v) xäfëíz opnoemen énumérer Can you list all of their names.
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rather (I’d …) xDê^Wa]z liever j'aimerais mieux I’d rather go to the dance
prefer xéêfDÑ‰Wz liever hebben/de voorkeur geven aan préférer Would you prefer a hot or a cold drink?
disappointed xÇfë]DélfåífÇz teleurgesteld déçu Julie was disappointed that her friends couldn't come.
exercise (= physical activity) xDÉâë]ë~fòz oefening/beweging de l'exercice You can do special exercises to strengthen your back.
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barbecue xDÄ^WÄ]âàìWz barbecue barbecue We had a barbecue on the beach.
bowling xDÄ]räfkz bowlen bowling Do you want to go bowling with us Friday?
circus xDë‰Wâ]ëz circus cirque It's a circus with no animals.
ice-skating xD~fëëâÉfífkz schaatsen patinage sur glace Do you want to go ice-skating with us?
leisure activities xDäÉw]=ôâDífîfíáWòz vrijetijdsactiviteiten loisirs The area offered a wealth of leisure activities.
line-skating xDä~fåëâÉfífkz in-line schaatsen patinage en ligne What exactly is line-skating?
picnic xDéfâåfâz picknick pique-nique We decided to have a picnic down by the lake.
sailing xDëÉfäfkz zeilen voile They've invited us to go sailing this weekend.
sightseeing xDë~fíëáWfkz bezienswaardigheden bekijken visiter In the afternoon, we went sightseeing.
wildlife park xDï~fäÇä~fÑ=é^Wâz safaripark parc animalier Mike loved the monkeys at the wildlife park.
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ride (n) xê~fÇz attracties attraction The fun park has great rides.
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carnival xDâ^Wåfî]äz carnaval carnaval The Venice carnival.
smart xëã^Wíz net, duur élégant, chic You look very smart today.
hero xDÜf]ê]rz held héros He became the world champion and a national hero.
demand xÇfDã^WåÇz eisen exiger He demanded an explanation.
fight (v) xÑ~fíz vechten se battre My brother and I often fight, but we never really hurt each other.
beware (v) xÄfDïÉ]z oppassen faire attention, se méfier Beware of the dog!
thief (pl. thieves) xqáWÑz dief (dieven) voleur Thieves broke in and stole some valuable jewellery.
pickpocket xDéfâ?éõâ]íz zakkenroller pickpocket Watch out for pickpockets.
money belt xDã¾åá=ÄÉäíz geldriem banane I always keep it in my money belt.
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advice (n) x]ÇDî~fëz advies des conseils A book that's full of advice on babycare.
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company xDâ¾ãé]åáz bedrijf entreprise, société Which company do you work for?
end (n) xÉåÇz einde fin I get paid at the end of the week.
look forward to xDärâ=DÑlWïbÇz uitkijken naar se réjouir à l'idée de, attendre impatiemment I was really looking forward to it.
programme (football) xDéê]rÖêôãz programma (voetbal) programme He found all the statistics in the fottball programme.
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Unit 17 – If you complain any more, …..

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check (v) xípÉâz controleren vérifier You'd better check our tickets.
complain xâ]ãDéäÉfåz klagen se plaindre They're complaining because the price has increased.
easily xDáWò]äáz makkelijk facilement She found the house easily.
hmmph! Poeh! pff! Hmmph! I'm not at all impressed.
job xÇwõÄz baantje travail Many students have part-time jobs.
lady xDäÉfÇáz dame dame Ask that lady if you can help.
Oh dear! x]r=Çf]z O jee Oh non! Oh dear, that wasn't meant to happen!
paint (v) xéÉfåíz verven peindre I want to paint my room blue.
slam (v) xëäôãz dichtslaan claquer He slammed the door shut.
under her breath x¾åÇ]=Ü]=ÄêÉqz binnensmonds sous cape She muttered something under her breath.
What's got into her? Wat bezielt haar? qu'est-ce qui lui prend? What's got into her? I only took one.
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alone x]Dä]råz alleen seul She lives alone.
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adjectives and adverbs xDôÇwfâífîò=]åÇ=DôÇî‰WÄòz bijvoeglijk naamwoorden en bijwoorden adjectifs et adverbes
angry – angrily xDôkÖêá=–=DôkÖêfäáz woedend fâché - de manière fâchée Angry bees - he reacted angrily
careful(ly) xDâÉ]Ñ]ä=–=DâÉ]Ñ]äáz zorgvuldig prudent (prudemment) Be careful crossing the road.
loud(ly) xä~rÇ=–=Dä~rÇäáz luid fort The TV's too loud!
terrible – terribly xDíÉê]Ää=–=DíÉê]Ääáz afschuwelijk terrible(ment) terrible news - he spoke terribly of him
beautiful(ly) xDÄàìWífÑrä=–=DÄàìWífÑ]äáz mooi joli(ment) She was the most beautiful woman in the world.
careless(ly) xDâÉ]ä]ë=–=DâÉ]ä]ëäáz onzorgvuldig négligent (négligemment) Try not to be so careless in future.
unhappy – unhappily x¾åDÜôéá=–=¾åDÜôéfäáz ongelukkig malheureux (-sement) An unhappy situation.
quiet(ly) xDâï~f]íäá=–=Dâï~f]íäáz rustig silencieux (-sement) We'll have to be quiet - we don't want to wake your parents.
slow(ly) xëä]r=K=ëä]räáz langzaam lent(ement) The slowest runners started at the back.
quick(ly) xâïfâz snel rapide(ment) I'll just have a quick shower first.
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instructions xfåDëíê¾âp]åòz instructies/aanwijzingen instructions The teacher barked instructions at us.
catch (caught) xâôíp=–=âlWíz vangen attraper Tom leapt up and caught the ball.
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(un)tidy / (un)tidily (on)opgeruimd en désordre / de manière désordonnée Your room is always so untidy.
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blow (v) xÄä]rz verknallen souffler (ici : gâcher sa chance) A cold wind was blowing hard.
completely xâ]ãDéäáWíäáz volledig complètement I completely forgot about your birthday.
cue xâàìWz wachtwoord, seintje suggestion That was a cue for us to leave.
engaged (tone on phone) xfåDÖÉfÇwÇz bezet (in gesprektoon) occupé (téléphone) The number is permanently engaged.
Granny xDÖêôåáz oma bobonne, mamie Granny always has a smile.
miss (v) xãfëz missen manquer I really missed Paula after she'd left.
ring (n) (tel) xêfkz rinkelen sonner The phone rang twice then stopped.
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apologise (v) zich verontschuldigen s'excuser I apologise. I was selfish.
busy xDÄfòáz druk bezig occupé Alex is busy studying for his exams.
forget – forgot xÑ]DÖÉí=–=Ñ]DÖõíz vergeten - vergat oublier Did you forget her birthday?
lose – lost xäìWò=–=äõëíz verliezen - verloor perdre He lost all his money.
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matter (v) xDãôí]z uitmaken avoir de l'importance It doesn't matter.

worry (v) xDï¾êáz zich zorgen maken se faire du souci Parents always worry about their children.
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arrange (v) x]DêÉfåÇwz afspreken prendre des dispositions I've arranged a meeting with Jim.
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expert xDÉâëé‰Wíz expert expert An expert on ancient Egyptian art.
soft toy xDëõÑí=Dílfz pluchen beest jouet en peluche Let's take her a soft toy.
salesman xDëÉfäòã]åz verkoper / verkoopster vendeur / vendeuse A car salesman.
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according to xbDâlWÇfk=íìWz volgens selon, d'après According to our records she hasn't paid her bill.
basic xDÄÉfëfâz basis- de base, élémentaire, fondamental" I know some basic vocabulary in Greek.
be sorry (v) xÄf=Dëõêáz het spijten être désolé If you do that, you'll be sorry!
civil war xëfî]ä=ïlWz burgeroorlog guerre civile The Spanish civil war
creatively xâêáDÉfífîäáz creatief de manière créative Let's look at it creatively.
fighting xDÑ~fífkz gevechten combat Seven days of heavy fighting
gang xÖôkz bende bande Two rival street gangs.
grow up (v) xÖê]r=¾éz opgroeien grandir I grew up in this village.
human rights xDÜàìWã]å=ê~fíz mensenrechten droits de l'homme The government has been accused of human rights abuses.
parking lot (U.S.) xé^Wâfk=xäõíz parkeerterrein parking We put the car in the parking lot.
peacefully xDéáWëÑbääáz vredig paisiblement, en paix He sat there on the patio and read peacefully.
physically xDÑfòfâäáz fysiek physiquement She is young and physically fit.
power (n) xDé~r]z kracht/macht pouvoir All his life he'd wanted power and money.
recording equipment xêfDâlWÇfk=fDâïféã]åíz opnameapparatuur équipement d'enregistrement It's very old this recording equipment.
recording studio xêfDâlWÇfk=DëíàìWÇf]rz opnamestudio studio d'enregistrement We cut some tracks at the recording studio.
refugee xêÉÑàrDÇwáWz vluchteling réfugié The refugees fled across the border.
right (n) xê~fíz recht droit I have the right to see him.
violence xDî~f]ä]åëz geweld violence There's too much violence on TV these days.
war xïlWz oorlog guerre He was a prisoner during the Iraq War.
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violent xDî~f]ä]åíz gewelddadig violent An increase in violent crime.
Unit 18 – The scenes are filmed here.

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(a) couple xDâ¾éäz een stel deux There were a couple of kids in the back of the car.
(in) advance x]ÇDî^Wåëz vooraf/te voren à l'avance The airline suggests booking tickets 21 days in advance.
abroad x]DÄêlWÇz buitenland à l'étranger He often has to go abroad on business.
autograph xDlWí]Öê^WÑz handtekening autographe Can I have your autograph?
director xÇ~fDêÉâí]z regisseur / regisseuse réalisateur / réalisatrice He's the most famous director in Hollywood.
episode xDÉéfë]rÇz aflevering épisode He watches every episode of 'Friends'.
guide (n) xÖ~fÇz gids guide The guide pointed out the cathedral on the left.
ill (adj) xfäz ziek malade Jenny can't come - she's ill.
scene xëáWåz scène scène The opening scene of the film.
security badge xëfDâàìWêfíá=?ÄôÇwz beveiligingsbadge badge de sécurité The guard showed us his security badge.
soap opera xDë]ré=?õé]ê]z soapserie feuilleton She watches every soap opera on the TV.
storyline xDëílWêfä~fåz verhaal scénario The storyline is all about a guy who loves surfing.
studio xDëíàìWÇf]rz studio studio An art studio.
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TV programme xíáîá=Déê]rÖêôãz televisieprogramma émission télévisée There's a full list of TV programmes in the newspaper.
whisper (v) xDïfëé]z fluisteren chuchoter He leaned over to whisper something to her.
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greet (v) xÖêáWíz begroeten saluer The children came rushing out to greet me.
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jobs in the media xDÇwõÄò|få|a]|DãáWÇf]z werken in de media les professions des médias
camera operator xDâôã]ê]=Dõé]êÉfí]z cameraman/vrouw caméraman He works as a camera operator.
journalist xDÇw‰Wå]äfëíz journalist journaliste There's a journalist on the phone - he wants to interview you.
scriptwriter xDëâêféí?ê~fí]z scriptschrijver / scriptschrijfster scénariste The scriptwriter had to make some changes in the scenes.
sound engineer xDë~råÇ=ÉåÇwfDåf]z geluidstechnicus ingénieur du son "Can we have some quiet please?" asked the sound engineer.
make-up artist xDãÉfâ¾é=D^Wífëíz visagist(e) maquilleur / maquilleuse He spent nearly four hours with the make-up artist.
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indoor scenes xfåÇlW=ëáWåòz binnenscènes scènes d'intérieur The indoor scenes were filmed in an old castle.
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correct (adj) xâ]DêÉâíz juist juste He gave the correct answer.
costume xDâõëíàrãz kostuum costume We all put on different costumes for carnival.
design (v) xÇfDò~fåz ontwerpen concevoir He designs software programmes.
develop xÇfDîÉä]éz ontwikkelen développer Plans to develop the local economy.
employ (v) xfãDéälfz in dienst hebben/werk geven employer The factory employs 2000 people.
film company fIlm 'kömp@ni] filmmaatschappij entreprise cinématographique It's a small, independent film company.
make (a film) xÑfäããÉfâz maken (een film) tourner un film She has made four films, all thrillers.
order (n) xDlWÇ]z volgorde ordre Please put the books back on the shelf in the right order.
over (many times …) xD]rî]z opnieuw (steeds...) plusieurs fois de suite Actors are often asked to act the same scene many times over.
producer xéê]DÇàìWë]z producent producteur The producer must make sure the budgets are kept.
put together (film) xérí=í]DÖÉa]z in elkaar draaien monter They put the film together in record time.
script xëâêféíz scenario scénario He began his career writing scripts for daytime TV shows.
separate (adj) xDëÉé]ê]íz afzonderlijk séparé The sisters have separate bedrooms.
set (= location) xëÉíz locatie décor The set was amazing, it looked so real.
shot xpõíz opname prise A scene is made up of many shots.
technician xíÉâDåfp]åz technicus technicien A laboratory technician.
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types of films xDí~féë|]î=DÑfäãòz filmgenres genres cinématographiques
action xDôâp]åz actiefilm action The action takes place in a bar.
cartoon xâ^WDíìWåz cartoon/tekenfilm dessin animé Cartoon characters such as Donald Duck.
comedy xDâõã]Çáz komedie comédie All my favourite films are comedies.
courtroom drama rechtbankdrama film judiciaire I love the Perry Mason courtroom dramas.
disaster xÇfDë^Wëí]z rampenfilm catastrophe Forty people were killed in the rail disaster.
fantasy xDÑôåí]ëáz fantasiefilm merveilleux It's a fantasy film.
gangster xDÖôkëí]z gangsterfilm gangster Al Capone was a Chicago gangster.
historical xÜfDëíõêfâäz historische film historique A mixture of historical facts and fiction.
horror xDÜõê]z horrorfilm d'horreur She stared at him in horror.
love story xDä¾î=DëílWêáz liefdesfilm histoire d'amour I always cry so much when I watch a love story.
musical xDãàìWòfâäz musical comédie musicale It was a musical in the theatre which they've now made into a film.
science fiction xDë~f]åë=DÑfâp]åz sciencefiction science-fiction He loves all those 50's science fiction movies.
thriller xDqêfä]z thriller thriller It's a thriller for adults only.
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about (to be) x]DÄ~ríz over au sujet de A book about astrology.
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work in (v) xDï‰Wâz werken bij... travailler dans Brad Pitt works in films.
work on (v) xDï‰Wâ=õåz werken aan travailler sur Nicole Kidman is working on a new film.
shoot (v) (film) xpìWíz draaien (film)/opnemen tourner un film They shot some of the most memorable scenes here.
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channel (TV) xDípôåäz kanaal/zender chaîne What's on Channel 4?
feed (the cat) xÑáWÇz voeren (de poes) nourrir Have you fed the cats?
promise (v) xDéêõãfëz beloven promettre She promised to write to me.
record (v) xêfDâlWÇz opnemen enregistrer He secretly recorded our meeting.
set (the alarm) xëÉíz zetten (de wekker) régler (réveil) He set the alarm for 7.00.
switch off xDëïfíp=DõÑz uitzetten éteindre switch off the heating, i'ts so hot in here.
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keep in mind xâáWé=fåã~fåÇz bedenk wel.../vergeet niet... garder à l'esprit Keep in mind that it's a long trip and you'll need plenty of water.
title xDí~fíäz titel titre The title of her novel is 'Zoo'.
while xï~fäz terwijl pendant que, tandis que They arrived while we were having dinner.
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armour xD^Wã]z wapenrusting armure A suit of armour.
army xD^Wãáz leger armée He joined the army when he was 17.
based on (be) xÄÉfëÇ=õåz gebaseerd op basé sur It's based on a true story.
best-selling xÄÉëíRR=DëÉäfkz bestverkochte qui se vend le mieux That's our best-selling title.
create (v) xâêáDÉfíz scheppen créer The new factory should create 450 jobs.
creature xDâêáWíp]z wezen créature We should respect all living creatures.
destroy xÇfDëíêlfz vernietigen détruire The building was completely destroyed by fire.
direct (v) xÇ]DêÉâíz regisseren réaliser He has directed over 20 films.
evil (adj & n) xDáWî]äz het kwaad, kwaadaardig mal, le mal His evil deeds.
good (n) xÖrÇz het goede le bien You have to take the good with the bad.
intend to (v) xfåDíÉåÇ=íìWz van plan zijn avoir l'intention de He intends to inform the committee during the week.
knitted xåfífÇz gebreid tricoté She wore a knotted jumper.
Lord xälWÇz heer, meester seigneur He plays the part of the Lord in the epic film.
Dark Lord xÇ^Wâ=älWÇz donkere meester seigneur des ténèbres He alwys plays the bad guy, this time the "Dark Lord".
magical xDãôÇwfâ]äz magisch magique There's something magical about his music.
Middle-earth xDãfÇä=‰Wqz Midden-Aarde la Terre du milieu It is set in a fantasy place called Middle-earth.
ring (n) xêfkz ring anneau, bague A gold wedding ring.
rule (v) xêìWäz leiden/heersen over régner sur She ruled the country with an iron fist.
series xDëf]êáWòz serie série It's a new series all about sick animals.
set (story) xëÉíz zich afspelen se jouer Where is the story set?
setting xDëÉífkz locatie/omgeving décor It was the perfect setting for a romantic meal.
special effects xDëéÉpä=fDÑÉâíëz speciale effecten effets spéciaux A movie with brilliant special effects.
string xëíê¾kz touw corde The package was tied up with string.
theme xqáWãz thema/onderwerp thème Love is the main theme of the book.
wizard xDïfò]Çz tovenaar sorcier The wizard used his magic powers to turn the sky red.
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Reform Ship xêfDÑlWã=pféz opvoedingsschip navire de redressement The children were put on the reform Ship for reasons of discipline.
authorities xlWDqõê]íáòz autoriteiten autorités An agreement between the US and Columbian authorities.
chance (n) xíp^Wåëz kans chance There's a slight chance of rain.
coil (v) xâlfäz oprollen enrouler The snake coiled around the branch.
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criminal xDâêfã]å]äz crimineel criminel Criminal behaviour.

deck xÇÉâz dek pont Most people were out on deck, sunbathing.
die (v) xÇ~fz sterven mourir He died at the age of 78.
discipline xDÇfë]éä]åz discipline discipline The school has very high standards of discipline.
disease xÇfDòáWòz ziekte maladie In the aftermath of the Tsunami, the country is riddled with disease.
drown xÇê~råz verdrinken se noyer The boys almost drowned in the river.
hammock xDÜôã]âz hangmat hamac They have a hammock in their garden.
hoist (v) xÜlfëíz hijsen hisser The crew hurried to hoist the flag.
life of crime xä~fÑ=õî=âê~fãz een leven van misdaad vie de criminalité His life has been a life of crime.
living expenses xDäfîfk=fâDëéÉåëfòz onkosten frais de subsistance Living expenses in Paris are very high.
on board xõå=ÄlWÇz aan boord à bord Welcome on board!
prison xDéêfò]åz gevangenis prison He's been in prison for two years.
punishment xDé¾åfpã]åíz straf punition He was made to clear up rubbish as a punishment.
reform (v) xêfDÑlWãz verbeteren corriger We need to reform some parts of our education system.
repair (v) xêfDéÉ]z repareren réparer How much will it cost to repair the car?
rescue (v) xDêÉëâàìWz redden sauver He rescued two people from the fire.
rigging xDêfÖfkz tuigage gréement The boy scrambled up the rigging to safety.
rope xê]réz touw corde They tied up the boat with rope.
sail (n) xëÉfäz zeil voile We sailed along the coast of Alaska.
scrub (v) xëâê¾Äz schrobben frotter, brosser Tom was on his knees, scrubbing the floor.
second xëfDâõåÇz tweede deuxième, second" Joanna's in her second year at university.
ship xpféz schip navire Supplies came by ship.
survive (v) xë]Dî~fîz overleven survivre She survived the war.
well-known xDïÉäDå]råz bekend bien-connu, célèbre A well-known artist and writer.
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age xÉfÇwz leeftijd âge Games for children of all ages.
brush (n) xÄê¾pz borstel brosse A scrubbing brush.
commit (v) xâ]Dãfíz begaan commettre The police are still looking for the gang that committed this crime .
crime xâê~fãz misdaad crime Anyone who commits a crime must be punished.
legal system xäáWÖ]ä=Dëfëí]ãz rechtssysteem système légal The English legal system is different to that in Scotland.
live through xä~fî=xqêìWz doorstaan vivre, connaître She lived through the worsed years.
opportunity (n) xõé]DíàìWå]íáz gelegenheid occasion I'd love to have the opportunity to study abroad.
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impression xfãDéêÉp]åz indruk impression I had the impression that she wasn't very happy.
overall xD]rî]êlWäz totaal total, global The overall cost of the trip is $500.
sleeping arrangement xDëäáWéfk=bDêÉfåÇwãbåíz slaapfaciliteiten couchage What are the sleeping arrangements for tonight?
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allow (v) x]Dä~rz toestaan permettre Smoking is not allowed in the library.
forbid (v) xÑ]DÄfÇz verbieden interdire He forbade her to see Philip again.
fortnight (=14 days) xDÑlWíå~fíz veertien dagen quinzaine The meetings take place once a fortnight.
grounded xDÖê~råÇ]Çz huisarrest collé Simmons says that her family keeps her grounded.
play truant xéäÉf=DíêìWbåíz spijbelen ne pas aller à l'école We got into serious trouble for playing truant.
punish (v) xDé¾åfpz straffen punir He was severely punished for lying to his father.
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American x]DãÉêfâ]åz Amerikaans américain Her mother is American.
anniversary xôåfDî‰Wë]êáz jubileum anniversaire Our wedding anniversary is May 3.
assemble x]DëÉãÄäz in elkaar zetten assembler A crowd had assembled in front of the White House.
build xÄfäÇz bouwen construire They're building new houses for local people.
construct xâ]åDëíê¾âíz bouwen construire The Empire State Building was constructed in 1931.
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copper xDâõé]z koper cuivre Copper pipes.

crown xâê~råz kroon couronne The Queen only wears her crown on official occasions.
dinner party xDÇfå]=Dé^Wíáz diner dîner (en ville) We are going to a dinner party at the Town Hall.
enormous xfDålWã]ëz enorm énorme It cost an enormous amount of money.
friendship xDÑêÉåÇpféz vriendschap amitié Josh and I have a close friendship.
harbour xDÜ^WÄ]z haven port They sailed into Portsmouth Harbour.
immigrant xDfã]Öê]åíz immigrant immigré My father came to England as an immigrant.
independence xfåÇfDéÉåÇ]åëz onafhankelijkheid indépendance Nigeria gained independence from Britain in 1960.
landmark xDäôåÇã^Wâz herkenningspunt/monument monument, site The Eiffel Tower is a well-known landmark in Paris.
liberty xDäfÄ]íáz vrijheid liberté This new law is a threat to our liberty.
lottery xDäõí]êáz loterij loterie What would you do if you won the lottery?
ocean xD]rp]åz oceaan océan The Indian Ocean.
pedestal xDéÉÇ]ëí]äz voetstuk piédestal A Grecian bust on a pedestal.
represent xêÉéêfDòÉåíz vertegenwoordigen représenter Craig hired a lawyer to represent him.
sculptor xDëâ¾äéí]z beeldhouwer sculpteur A sculptor who works in steel.
section xDëÉâp]åz deel parties Some sections of the motorway are very busy.
spike xëé~fâz piek/punt pointe The seven spikes represent the seven seas of the world.
stand xëíôåÇz staan être debout, se tenir Anna was standing in front of me.
statue xDëíôíàìWz standbeeld statue A statue of Queen Victoria.
symbol xDëfãÄ]äz symbool symbole A symbol showing that the product is fire resistant.
token xDí]râ]åz teken témoignage, gage He gave her the ring as a token of his love.
tonne xí¾åz ton tonne It weighs over 90 tonnes.
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assassinate x]DëôëfåÉfíz= vermoorden assassiner A plot to assassinate the President.
pyramid xDéfê]ãfÇz piramide pyramide Nobody really knows how long it took to biuld the pyramids.
Morse Code xDãlWë=Dâ]rÇz morsecode morse They communicated with Mores Code before radio.
volcanic eruption xîõäDâôåfâ=fDê¾épbåz vulkaanuitbarsting éruption volcanique Mt. Etna was the scene of one the most spectaular volcanic eruptions in years
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trouble xDíê¾Ääz problemen ennuis We've been having trouble with the new computer system.
pronunciation xéê]Då¾åëfÉfp]åz uitspraak prononciation What's the correct pronunciation of this word?
slave trade xëäÉfî=íêÉfÇz slavenhandel traite des esclaves Most countries abolished the slave trade centuries ago.
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unusual x¾åDàìWwr]äz ongewoon inhabituel He has an unusual name.
dish xÇfpz gerecht plat It’s the cheapest dish on the menu.
food & drink eten en drinken nourriture et boissons
drink (soft drink) xÇêfkâz (fris)drank boisson (non-alcoolisée) Would you like something to drink?
lemonade xäÉã]DåÉfÇz limonade limonade A glass of lemonade.
main course xDãÉfå=DâlWëz hoofdgerecht plat principal What are you going to have for your main course?
mineral water xDãfå]ê]ä=?ïlWí]z mineraalwater eau minérale A glass of mineral water.
orange juice xDõêfåÇw=?ÇwìWëz sinaasappelsap jus d'orange Some fresh orange juice.
pie (apple …) xé~fz taart (appel...) tarte aux pommes An apple pie.
scampi xDëâôãéáz garnalen scampi He's having scampi and chips.
side order xDë~fÇ=?lWÇ]z bijgerecht accompagnement A side order of onion rings.
soup xëìWéz soep soupe Tomato soup.
sparkling xDëé^Wâäfkz bruisend pétillant Sparkling wine.
sweet (n) xëïáWíz dessert/nagerecht dessert No sweet, just a coffee please.
vanilla xî]Dåfä]z vanille vanille Vanilla ice cream.
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fish cake xDÑfp=âÉfâz viskoekje boulette de poisson Those fish cakes taste excellent.
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start (v) (restaurant) xëí^Wíz als voorgerecht nemen pour commencer What would you like to start with?
follow (v) (restaurant) xDÑõä]rz als hoofdgerecht nemen (daarna) après cela …And to follow?
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comic (n) xDâõãfâz stripboek bande dessinée You're too old to read comics.
dub (v) xÇ¾Äz nasynchroniseren doubler An Italian film dubbed into English.
improve (v) xfãDéêìWîz verbeteren améliorer Digital recording improves the sound quality of the tapes.
subtitle (n) xDë¾Ä?í~fíäz ondertitelen sous-titre A French film with English subtitles.
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aid agency aId xDÉfÇwbåëáz hulporganisatie organisation d'aide The aid agency came under attack for incompetence.
bored (be) xÄlWÇz zich vervelen s'ennuyer I'm bored - let's go!
case xâÉfëz geval cas In this case there are several possible solutions.
dress (v) xÇêÉëz aankleden s'habiller Can you dress the kids?
edge xÉÇwz rand bord Billy sat on the edge of the bed.
extract (n) xDÉâëíêôâíz deel/citaat extrait It's an extract from a poem by Wordsworth.
fixed hours xÑfâëíD~r]z vaste werktijden heures fixes They work fixed hours, 9-5.
jeep xÇwáWéz jeep jeep Four men were grouped around a jeep.
liver xDäfî]z lever foie He doesn't like the taste of liver.
manage to xDãôåfÇw=íìWz erin slagen parvenir à They managed to get her to a doctor.
medical (adj) xDãÉÇfâ]äz medisch médical Medical treatment.
minor xDã~få]z kleine mineur We made a few minor changes to the plan.
pass time xé^Wë=í~fãz de tijd verdrijven passe-temps We sang to help pass the time.
rather xDê^Wa]z liever plutôt I'd rather have tea please.
refugee camp xêÉÑàrDÇwáW=âôãéz vluchtelingenkamp camp de réfugiés Now the refugee camp is full.
sharp xp^Wéz scherp acéré Cut off the leaves with a sharp knife.
tent xíÉåíz tent tente We looked for a place to put up our tent.
tin xífåz blik boîte de conserve A tin can.
use (be of) xàìWëz van nut zijn être utile I asked him if I could be if any use.
war zone xïlW=ò]råz oorlogsgebied zone de combats Holiday destination? It was more like a war-zone.
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keep (a diary) xâáWéz een dagboek bijhouden tenir She kept a diary and recorded every detail.
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aquarium x]DâïÉ]êá]ãz aquarium aquarium He keeps tropical fish in an aquarium.
B.C. (Before Christ) v.Chr. (voor Christus) av. J.-C. It was built in 2000 B.C.
birthplace xDÄ‰WqéäÉfëz geboorteplaats lieu de naissance Stratford-upon-Avon was Shakespeare's birthplace.
circle xDë‰Wâ]äz cirkel cercle Draw a circle on this piece of paper.
Crown Jewels xâê~rå=DÇwìWäòz kroonjuwelen joyaux de la couronne It's an adventure story about the theft of the Crown Jewels.
dance hall xDÇ^Wåë=DÜlWäz danszaal salle de danse He first appeared in a small, northern dance hall in hte 50's.
historian xÜfDëílWêá]åz geschiedkundige historien He has a job at the university as a research historian.
market town xã^Wâfí=í~råz marktplaatsje ville commerçante It's a typical English market town.
monument xDãõåà]ã]åíz monument monument The cross is a monument to the men who died in battle.
official home xõDÑfpä=Ü]rãz officiële residentie résidence officielle It's known as the Queen's official home.
oldest xD]räÇfëíz oudste le plus vieux Jo's the next oldest in the family.
palace xDéôä]ëz paleis palais Buckingham Palace.
perform (v) xé]DÑlWãz opvoeren jouer We performed 'Hamlet' last year.
prehistoric xéêáWÜfDëíõêfâz prehistorisch préhistorique Prehistoric cave drawings.
rock (n) xêõâz rots rocher Edinburgh Castle is on top of a huge rock.
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royal palace xDêlfbä=Déôä]ëz koninklijk paleis palais royal The party was held in the grounds of a royal palace.
seaside resort xDëáWë~fÇ=êfDòlWíz badplaats station balnéaire We spent our holidays at a seaside resort.
temple xDíÉãé]äz tempel temple The marble columns of a Greek temple.
wall xïlWäz muur mur We've decided to paint the walls blue.
wonderful xDï¾åÇ]Ñ]äz heerlijk, fantastisch merveilleux It was wonderful to see him again.
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floor xÑälWz verdieping étage It's on the fifth floor.
mast xã^Wëíz zendmast antenne A radio mast.
midtown (U.S.) xãfÇDí~råz centrum centre There's a huge shopping mall midtown.
observation deck xõÄòbDîÉfpbå=ÇÉâz= uitkijkplateau plate-forme d'observation She had a panoramic view from the observation deck.
situated (to be) xDëfípìÉfí]Çz gelegen situé The hotel is situated on the lakeside.
skyscraper xDëâ~f?ëâêÉfé]z wolkenkrabber gratte-ciel A gigantic skyscraper.
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flight xÑä~fíz vlucht vol She booked a flight.
Hurry up! xDÜ¾êá=¾éz schiet op! dépêche-toi! Hurry up, we're late!
mean (v) xãáWåz bedoelen vouloir dire Oh, you mean the party?
pick up (v) xéfâ=¾éz afhalen aller chercher My Dad will pick me up.
Thanks for everything! bedankt voor alles! Merci pour tout! We've had a great time, thanks for everything.
That would be great. dat zou geweldig zijn Ce serait génial. I'll take you to the station.- That would be great.
trip (n) xíêféz tochtje, reis voyage Did you enjoy your trip to Disneyland?
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Unit 1 – Nice to meet you.

class xâä^Wëz klas classe Is Jodie in your class?

ship xpféz schip navire Supplies came by ship.

Unit 2 – You mustn't play loud music.

rug xê¾Öz tapijt carpette A beautiful Turkish rug

Unit 3 – I never drink coffee.

Unit 4 - Would you like a sandwich?

chicken xDípfâfåz kip poulet Roast chicken.

Unit 5 - Wide Angle on the World :

dessert xÇfDò‰Wíz dessert/toetje dessert What's for dessert?

Unit 6 – Who are they playing?

Unit 7 – It was all very strange

Unit 8 – I slept on the pavement.

assistant x]Dëfëí]åíz assistente vendeur, vendeuse Meet Jane, my new assistant.

Unit 9 – What was it doing?

Unit 10 – Wide Angle on the World :

Unit 11 – I’ve lost my rucksack.

similar xDëfã]ä]z vergelijkbaar They came from similar backgrounds.

Unit 12 – It’s the tallest tower in Britain.

Unit 13 – You shouldn’t move it.

Unit 14 – Do I have to?

Unit 15 – Wide Angle on the World:

Unit 16 – What would you like to do?

chance (n) xíp^Wåëz kans chance There's a slight chance of rain.

Unit 17 – If you complain any more, …..

matter (v) xDãôí]z uitmaken avoir de l'importance It doesn't matter.

Unit 18 – The scenes are filmed here.

10 After 10 minutes remove the cake from the oven.

Unit 19 – They were sent here after prison.

criminal xDâêfã]å]äz crimineel criminel Criminal behaviour.

copper xDâõé]z koper cuivre Copper pipes.

Unit 20 – Wide Angle on the World: Nurse in a war zone

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