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Wordlist Speakout Upper Intermediate 2nd Edition (A-Z)WordPart ofPage Speech mplesich bei jemandemsfogarsi piangendo con une épaule poureen schouder om op uit someone who gives somebodyqnpleurerte huilensympathy when they're upsetshoulder to cry on.to find and use information, especially You can access your voicemailAa shoulder to cryI've had a horrible day. I need aonVB155 idiomə ˌʃəʊldə tə ˈkraɪ ɒn ausweinenaccess23vˈækseszugreifen aufaccedere aaccéder àtoegang verkrijgen toton a computerremotely.to find and use information, especially I bought some software for accessingaccess106vˈækseszugreifen aufaccedere aaccéder àtoegang verkrijgen toton a computerto say that someone has donethe cuserbeschuldigensomething wrong or illegalto say that someone has doneAre you accusing me of lying?accuse106vəˈkjuːzbeschuldigenincolpare, accusareaccuserbeschuldigensomething wrong or illegalan acoustic guitar or other musicalAre you accusing me of lying?instrument does not have its soundShe sang one of the songs on theacoustic guitarVB157 nəˌkuːstɪk ɡɪˈtɑːakustische Gitarrechitarra (acustica)verhalte dichcomportarsi adeguatoguitare acoustiqueakoestische gitaarmade louder electronicallyalbum with just the acoustic guitar.to behave in a way which is typical forje naar je leeftijdpeople of your age, not like a muchPlease, act your age and stop buyingact your age68v phrˌækt jər ˈeɪdʒaltersgerechtall'etàse comporter en adulte gedragenyounger personyourself toys!someone who works to achieve social Activist groups fight for taactivisteor political changeto change your behaviour or ideaspeople.because it is necessary in a newChildren may find it hard to adapt to aadaptadjustadmitadvertise Pearson vətaɪzsich gewöhnen ansich anpassen anzugebenbewerben, werben fürabituarsi aadattarsi aammetterefare pubblicità pers'adapter às'habituer àadmettrefaire de la publicitéactivist(e)zich aanpassenzich aanpassenbekennen, toegevenreclame makensituationnew school.to make small changes to the way youdo things in order to get used to aWe're gradually adjusting to the newnew situation or conditionway of working.The chairman of the companyto say that you have done somethingadmitted that mistakes had beenwrong or illegalto tell the public about a product ormade.service in order to persuade them toThe poster advertising sportswearbuy it or use itbecame really well known.

WordPart ofPage Speech mplethe things you say to someone whenconseilyou tell them what you think theyCan you give me some advice aboutadviesshould dothe number of years someone hasbuying a house?adviceVB151 àâgediscriminazione fondata discrimination fondéeleeftijdlived or something has existedunfair treatment of people becauseI think she looks young for her age.I think I didn't get the job because ofage discrimination 'etàsur l'âgeleeftijdsdiscriminatiethey are oldage discrimination.Our dogs have never shown agressivitéagressieangry or violent behaviour or feelings aggression towards other dogs.behaving in an angry or violent wayHe had an aggressive attitude agressifagressieftowards someonehaving no middle position orhe entered the room.all or nothingVB157 phrˌɔːl ɔː ˈnʌθɪŋalles oder nichtswechselnd,o la va o la spaccatout ou rienalles of nietscompromise availabledeliberately different from what isIt was an all or nothing decision.She likes playing alternative roles utevole, alternativoalternatifalternatiefusual, expected, or traditionalsmiling or laughing becausefilms.amusedangryanxiousany time dˈæŋɡriˈæŋkʃəsˌeni taɪm chjederzeitsich entschuldigendivertitoarrabbiatopauroso, angosciatoin qualsiasi momento,scusarsiamuséen colère contreanxieuxà tout moments'excuseriets amusant vindenboos, kwaadbezorgd, ongerustelk momentexcuses aanbieden, zichsomething is funnyfeeling or showing angerworried about somethingvery soonto tell someone that you are sorry thatto tell someone that you are sorry thatThe man looked a little amused.He was beginning to get angry.I’m quite anxious about my exams.They will arrive any time now.He apologised for being late.excuses aanbieden, zich you have upset them or caused themapologise106vəˈpɒlədʒaɪzsich lemsan urgent request for somethingHe apologised for being late.The police made an appeal for tantto make a serious public request forwittnesses.Famers have appealed to theappeal22vəˈpiːlbittenpregareappeler qn à faire qcverzoekenhelp, money, information etcto understand how serious orgovernment for help.stimare, avere gandeappreciateVB148 vəˈpriːʃieɪtwertschätzenconsiderazione perimportant a situation or problem is or He did not fully appreciate VB148 nVB148 eitencomprensionelitigarewhat someone’s feelings arepleasure you feel when you realisesignificance of signing the contract.something is good, useful, or wellgoûtse querellerwaarderingruzie makendoneto shout and say angry things toShe has a fine appreciation of music.someone because you disagree withWe could hear the neighboursthema situation in which people speakarguing.angrily to each other because theyargumentVB148 nˈɑːɡjəməntStreitlitigiodispute, querelleruziedisagree about somethingif the police arrest someone, theI had an argument with my mother.person is taken away because thepolice think they have donearrest106vəˈrestfestnehmengelangen zu, kommenarrestarearrêterarresterensomething illegalThe police arrested Eric for shoplifting.to reach a decision, solution etc after aarrive at93phr vəˈraɪv ətzuarrivare aarriver àkomen totlot of effort: Pearson 2016We finally arrived at our decision.

WordarsonPart ofPage Speech ianincendio colposoFrenchincendie volontaireDutchbrandstichtingDefinitionExamplethe crime of deliberately making aThe school was destroyed in an arsonbuilding burnattack.a piece of writing in a newspaper orI read a very interesting online leartikelmagazine or onlinebehaving confidently to make peopleabout street crime in Europe.I had assertiveness training when ace di imporsiaffirméassertief, zelfverzekerd listen to youthe power that a leader, government,started my new role as a manager.Which country has authority overauthority23nɔːˈθɒrətiMacht, Obrigkeitautoritàpouvoir, autoritéautoriteitetc hasa book that someone writes aboutthese islands?Do you know any autobiographies r own lifeAmerican film stars I could read?I hope he won’t ask any , spiacevolegênant, embarrassantonaangenaamembarrassingquestions.to officially say that people must notShe is banned from entering thedo somethinga long narrow shape along the sidesbuilding.Bban106vbænuntersagen, verbietenproibireinterdireverbiedenor at the top of a computer screen,usually containing signs that you canThe menu bar contains different tabsbarVB154 nbɑːBalkenbarrabarrebalkclick onto click on.an electric guitar with four strings, that The bass guitar often gives the beat ofbass guitarVB157 nˌbeɪs ɡɪˈtɑːBassgitarrebasso (elettrico)bassebasgitaarplays low notesthe music.de leiding hebben,to have control over or responsibilityMy dad's in charge of the TV remote inverantwoordelijk zijnfor something or someoneour house!She's over the moon about her newbe in charge74v phrbi ɪn 'tʃɑːdʒzuständig sein fürin allen Wolkenessere responsabile per être responsablebe over the moon 11be scared out ofidiombi ˌəʊvə ðə ˈmuːnbi ˌskeəd aʊt əv jəschwebenvor Angst verrücktvivere nelle nuvoleessere fuori di sé dallaêtre sur un petit nuage in de wolken zijnto be very happyexciting job.I was scared out of my wits when I firstyour witsidiomˈwɪtswerden, durchdrehenpaura, impazzireêtre pris de paniqueto be very frightenedwent on a plane on my own.to be completely deceived byDon’t be taken in by products claimingvoor de gek houden,someone who lies to youto help you lose weight in a week.My parents are always there for me if Ito be available for a personneed them.if something belongs to you, you own11doodsbang zijncascarci, farsibe taken in107be there forbelong tophr vbi ˌteɪkən ˈɪnhereinfallen aufimbrogliareVB155 idiombi ˈðeə fɔːda sein füressere a disposizione di être là pourer voor iemand zijn74bɪˈlɒŋjmd. gehörenappartenere a qnaan iemand toebehoren itvse laisser prendreappartenir àto behave dishonestly rateneinseitig, tendenziöstradireparziale, tendenziosotrahirpartial, biaiséDoes this umbrella belong to you?Her husband had betrayed her byverradensomeone who loves you or trusts you lying to her.supporting one person or group in anvooringenomen,unfair way, when you should treatbevooroordeeldeveryone fairlyThe article was quite biased!a vehicle with two wheels that you ridebicycle Pearson 2016VB153 nˈbaɪsɪkəlFahrradbiciclettabicyclettefietsby pushing its pedals with your feetCan Ella ride a bicycle yet?

WordPart ofPage Speech mpleMy friend's daughter is bilingual - herfather is Spanish and her mother isbilingualVB153 tweetaligable to speak two languages very well Polish.appearing or happening once everyI'm the editor of a bimonthly magazinebimonthlyVB153 lom de twee maandentwo months or twice each monthabout pets.Boswell’s biography of Dr. Johnson is graphiebiografiea book about a person’s lifereally good read.What a bizarre coincidence that webizarre62adjbəˈzɑːseltsamstranobizarre, étrangebizarvery unusual and strangeto say or think that someone ormeet here.verwijten, de schuldsomething is responsible forBanks were blamed for causing theblame106vbleɪmbeschuldigenrimproverare, incolpare accuser, blâmersuccessone,gevensomething badeconomic crisis.a film or book that is very exciting and His film is the latest er.a web page containing information oropinions from a particular person orblog38nblow your owntrumpetblɒɡBlogblogˌbləʊ jər əʊnVB157 idiomˈtrʌmpətblogblogabout a particular subject, to whichShe writes a blog about beauty andnew information is added regularlyfashion.Our manager is blowing his ownchanter ses propressich selbst lobenlodarsilouangestrumpet again, even though we didzichzelf roemen, prijzen to talk positively about yourselfmost of the work.to talk too proudly about your abilities, The company is inclined to boast of itsboastVB156 vbəʊstprahlen mitvantarsi di, gloriarsi dise vanteropscheppenachievements, or possessionsthe front part of a car that covers thebonnetVB156 nˈbɒnətMotorhaubecofano (del motore)capotmotorkapengineI’ll need to check under the bonnet.an enclosed space at the back of a car,bootVB156 nbuːtKofferraumportabagaglicoffrekofferbak, kattenbakused for carrying bags etca product that a particular companyCan you put the luggage in the boot?brandVB152 nbrændMarkemarcamarquemerkmakesI love this new brand of soap.I wore a brand-new dress for thebrand-newVB155 adjˌbrænd ˈnjuːbrandneunuovo di zeccatout neufgloednieuwnew and not yet usedthe distance from one side ofparty.No one could equal Dr Brenninger’sbreadth123bredθ, bretθBreiteeine Panne haben,larghezzaavere unalargeurbreedtesomething to the otherif a car or a machine breaks down, itbreadth of knowledge.My car broke down on the way tobreak downVB154 phr vˌbreɪk ˈdaʊnkaputt gehenpanna,andare in tilttomber en pannekapot gaanstops workingwork.I left London when my marriage brokebreak downVB154 phr vˌbreɪk ˈdaʊnin die Brüche gehenandare a catafasciomettre un terme àstuk gaanfail or end unsucessfullydown.Many British singers have found itto become involved in a new job orhard to break into the Americanbusiness activitymarket.He moved away after the breakdownnentrer par effraction /success.break into59phr vˌbreɪk ˈɪntəeinbrechen, Fuß fassen calare, prendere piedepercer dansertussen upturehet falen, het mislukken the failure of a relationship or system of his marriage.breaking newsVB154 nˌbreɪkɪŋ ˈnjuːzEilmeldungultime notiziedernières nouvellesbelangrijk nieuws Pearson 2016most current newsDid you see the breaking news story?

WordPart ofPage Speech mplean important new discovery orPolice have made a breakthrough ercée, avancéedoorbraakdevelopmentvery impressive, beautiful, ortheir hunt for the aubendche mozza il fiatoà couper le souffleadembenemendsurprisingwhen someone offers or acceptsLook at that breathtaking view!We tried everything – ionecorruptionomkoperijbribesintroduce a product or makebribery, threats.The company brought out a newbring out82phr vˌbrɪŋ ˈaʊtherausbringenportare fuorisortirfaire ressortir, mettreop de markt brengensomething availableto make something easier to see,smartphone last night.The spices really bring out the flavourbring out82phr vˌbrɪŋ ˈaʊtzur Geltung bringenmettere in risaltoen valeurbeter doen uitkomentaste, notice etcof the meat.to look after and influence a child until She was brought up by herbring up37phr vˌbrɪŋ ˈʌpgroßziehen, aufziehenallevareéleveropvoedenhe or she is grown upbring upVB154 phr vˌbrɪŋ ˈʌpzur Sprache bringenmettere in discussionesouleverter sprake brengento start to talk about somethinglike talking about it.to look after and influence a child untilbring upVB154 phr vˌbrɪŋ ˈʌpgroßziehenallevareéleveropvoedenhe or she is grown upused to describe a person with wideI was brought up a Catholic.Since he's gone to the gym, he's muchbroad-shouldered VB155 adjˌbrɔːd ˈʃəʊldədbreitschultrigdalle spalle larghelarge d'épaulesbreedgeschouderdshouldersfixed permanently somewhere andmore broad-shouldered.We have built-in cupboards in ourbuilt-inˌbɪlt ˈɪnEinbau a murointégré, encastréinbouw-not possible to removekitchen.VB152 adjgrandparents.Don't bring up her past. She doesn'ta small area on a computer screen,buttonVB154 nˈbʌtnButtondistintivoboutonbutton, knopespecially on a website, that you clickThe navigation buttons must be clearon in order to perform an actionand easy to click on.Ca series of actions intended to achievea particular result relating to politics or Have you been following the AmericancampaignVB152 nkæmˈpeɪnKampagnecampagnacampagnecampagne, actiebusiness, or a social improvementa small piece of thick stiff paper withelection campaigns?numbers or pictures on them, used tocards49ncautiousVB148 adjkɑːdzKartencartecarteskaartenplay a particular gameLet's play cards.Becky's become a very cautious driverˈkɔːʃəsvorsichtigcauto, prudenteprudentvoorzichtig, waakzaamcareful to avoid problems or dangera large wooden musical instrumentsince her accident.that you hold between your knees andcelloVB157 nˈtʃeləʊcellovioloncellecellostringsyoung age.aufziehen, den Toncambiar musica,changer de discours,een andere toonto suddenly take a differentI needed to change my tune after Anncambiare il tonomodifier son discoursaanslaanperspectivetold me the truth about Jim.to state officially that someone may beinculperaanklagenguilty of a crimeˌtʃeɪndʒ jə ˈtjuːnändernchargetʃɑːdʒanklagen, beschuldigen accusare Pearson 2016vHe wanted to play the cello from aCelloandere Saitenchange your tune VB157 idiom106play by pulling a bow across theHe was charged with murder.

WordPart ofPage Speech mpleto behave in a dishonest way in orderto win or to get an advantage,especially in a competition, game, orcheat106vtʃiːtbetrügen, schummelningannare, copiaretricherspieken, vals spelenexaminationto cool the temperature down ofShe claimed I cheated in the test.If you chill the lemonade, it'll tastechill44vtʃɪlkühlensich entspannen,mettere in ghiacciomettre au fraiskoelensomething, especially a drinknicer.chill out44phr vˌtʃɪl ˈaʊtfaulenzenrilassarsise détendre, se relaxer relaxen, ontspannento relaxthe average number of copies of aI listen to classical music to chill out.newspaper or magazine that turatirageoplageusually sold each day, week, monthThe newspaper has a circulation of 2etca wooden musical instrument like amillion.long black tube that you play byclarinetVB157 netblowing into itThe clarinets are wind instruments.to prove that someone is not guilty ofclear106vklɪəfreisprechen vonassolvere diacquitter devrijsprekensomethingmaterial used for making clothes andShe was cleared of manslaughter.I have a coat made of thick woollencloth49nklɒθStofftessutotissu, étoffestofother thingsthe things people wear to cover theircloth.clothes49nkləʊðz, kləʊzKleider, Kleidungvestitivêtementskledingbodies or keep them warmto telephone or visit someone youHe was still in his work clothes.stile di vendita senzadémarchagehave never met before and try to sellcold callVB152 nˌkəʊld ˈkɔːlKaltanruf, Kaltacquisepreavvisotéléphoniquekoude acquisitiethem somethingto work together to produce orCold calls are such a chaftlichcollettivo, in comunecollaboratifgezamenlijkachieve somethingto hit something or someone that isI work in a very collaborative team.moving in a different direction fromHe collided with another car at theadjcollide withVB156 phr vkəˈlaɪd wɪð, wɪθzusammenprallen mitetwas zufälligentrare in collisioneentrer en collision avec tegen elkaar aan botsen youto meet or find someone ortraffic lights.come across82ˌkʌm əˈkrɒsentdeckenscoprire qc per casotomber surI came across an old diary in her desk.phr viets toevallig ontdekken something by chanceif someone comes across in adonner l'impressionparticular way, they seem to haveShe comes across as a very intelligentcome across82phr vˌkʌm əˈkrɒswirkensembrareraggiungere lad'êtreindruk makenparticular qualitiesto reach the age when you are legallyyoung woman.When he comes of age, we’ll have acome of age68v phrˌkʌm əv ˈeɪdʒvolljährig werdenmaggiore etàraggiungere ladevenir majeurdevenir majeur,meerderjarig wordenan adultto reach the age when you are legallyspecial celebration.He'll receive the money when hecome of age68v phrˌkʌm əv ˈeɪdʒvolljährig werdensich ausdenken,maggiore etàatteindre la majoritétrouver, imaginer,meerderjarig wordenconsidered to be an adultcomes of age.Is that the best excuse you can comecome up with62phr vkʌm ˈʌp wɪð, wɪθerfindeninventareinventerbedenken, verzinnento think of an idea, answer etcan advertisement on television orup with?Some TV commercials are reallycommercialVB152 nkəˈmɜːʃəlWerbespotspot pubblicitariospot publicitairereclamespotradioa person who is socially awkward andmemorable.unpopular : a usually intelligent . orHe is a real computer geek. He knowsexpert especially in a technologicalhow to write code and loves playingfield or activitycomputer games.geek, crack encomputer geek Pearson 20168nkəmˈpjuːtə ˌɡiːkComputerfreaksmanettoneinformatiquenerd

WordPart ofPage Speech mpleThe boss concealed the truth of theconcealconcreteVB156 recalcestruzzodissimulerbétonverbergenbetonto hide something carefullya substance used for building that isaccounts from his employees.made by mixing sand, water, smallWe needed tonnes of concrete tostones, and cementto say very strongly that you do notbuild our house.approve of something or someone,verurteilen,condemnVB156 nəlstreitsüchtigconflittuale, litigiosoaimer la confrontationespecially because you think it isShe knew that society would condemnmorally wrongher for leaving her children.likely to cause arguments or makeUnfortunately, she had atwistziek, ruzie zoekend people angryto give money, help, ideas etc tosomething that other people are alsoconfrontational style of management.Everyone was expected to contributecontributeVB148 vkənˈtrɪbjuːtbeitragencontribuirecontribuer, donnerbijdrageninvolved in 2.something that you give or do to help Einstein’s enormous contribution tocontributionVB148 ution, donationbijdragemake something successfulsciencethe power or ability to make someone Babies have very little control roversocontrôlecontroversécontroleor something do what you wantomstreden, controvers causing a lot of disagreement amongable to stay calm even in difficulttheir movements.The site of the new road has been aMike is cool-headed and can thinkcool-headed50adjˌkuːl ˈhedədbesonnen, gelassenavveduto, calmogarder la tête froidebeheerst, kalmclearly even when he's in danger.situationsa play, TV programme, or film that isabout a particular time in history, inwhich people wear costumes fromDowntown Abbey is a famouscostume drama80nˈkɒstjʊm ˌdrɑːməHistorienfilmfilm storicofilm en costumeskostuumdramathat timecostume drama.copying something exactly in order to Counterfeiting is a significant enfalsificare qcfalsificationmarcher à quatrevervalsingdeceive peoplecrawlVB150 vkrɔːlkrabbelncamminare carponipatteskruipento move on your hands and kneesThe baby is just learning to crawl.a creative person is good at thinking of He is one of Japan's most talented eatiefnew ideascreative film directors.a small plastic card that you use to buyadjin the art world.goods or services and pay for themcredit card74nˈkredɪt kɑːdKreditkartecarta di creditocarte de créditcreditcardlatermaking you feel nervous and slightlyCan I pay by credit card?He felt it was a little creepy the yanteng, akeligfrightenedshe spoke to him.There was very little crime when wecrime23nkraɪmVerbrechencriminecrimemisdaad, misdrijfillegal activities in generalto express your disapproval ofmoved here.someone or something, or to talkRon does nothing but criticize andabout their faultsto express your disapproval ofcomplain all the time.someone or something, or to talkJon criticised me of complaining all theabout their faultstime.criticisecriticise Pearson )kritiseren(be)kritiseren

WordPart ofPage Speech mplea medicine or treatment which makes Scientists are trying to find a cure forcurecureVB149 nVB149 guérirmedicijn, geneesmiddel an illness or injury bettergenezento make an illness or injury bettermet krullen, metcancer.This type of cancer can be cured.curly-hairedVB155 adjˌkɜːli ˈheədlockigricciutobouclékrullend haarcurly hair has a lot of curlsimportant political events or otherI was curly-haired as a child.ˌkʌrənt əˈfeəzaktuelle Nachrichten,events in society that are happeningI watch the news to keep up withˌprəʊɡræmZeitgeschehenattualità, ultime notizie actualitéactualiteiteneerder stoppen,nowto stop doing something earlier thancurrent affairs.The band had to cut short its concertˌkʌt sʌmθɪŋ ˈʃɔːtetwas abbrechen(inter)rompereafbrekenyou had plannedtour.current affairscut something80nshortVB153 idiomécourter qcDThe house has been badly damageddamage56vdark-haireddataVB155 , nuire àbeschadigento cause physical harm to somethingdark hair is brown or black and notby fire.ˌdɑːk ˈheədˈdeɪtə, t donker haardata, gegevensfairinformation or factsa special offer from a shop,I prefer dark-haired men.He's collecting data for his report.restaurant, etc. with which you canAngebot, Handel,buy something for less than the usual There's a two-for-one deal on pizzas atdeal14ndiːlGeschäftoffertaaffaire, transactionaanbiedingpriceour local Italian restaurant this week.if you have debts, or if you are in debt,debtVB149 ndetSchuldendebitidetteschuldenyou owe money to someoneto make someone believe somethingShe's in a lot of debt to the bank.deceive107vdɪˈsiːvhereinlegen, täuscheningannare, imbrogliarefaire croire qc à qnbedriegen, misleidenthat is not trueI was completely deceived.Scott has made the decision to join n,decisionedécisionbeslissinga choice or judgment that you makenavy.to become less, or to make something Crime in urban areas decreased bydecrease22vdɪˈkriːsabnehmenregredirediminuer, baisserdalen, verminderendo thisthe process of becoming less, or the30% last year.amount by which something becomes Teachers report a decrease in iminution, réductiondaling, afnamelessthe act of protecting something orabuse.The immune system is the body'sdefenceVB148 eone from attackto protect someone or somethingdefence against infection.The castle was built to defend thedefendVB148 rom attackwhen you have to wait for somethingisland against invaders.to happen, or the time you have toThere are long delays on theVerspätung,delayVB149 o stop something from happeningmotorway.Bad weather conditions have delayeddelayVB149 n it shouldour flight by two hours.Your garden is delightful! I lich, reizendabstreiten, leugnenfantasticonegare, contestaredélicieux, agréablenier, démentirheerlijkontkennenvery pleasantto say that something is not truespend all day there.In court they denied all the charges. Pearson 2016adjv

WordPart ofPage Speech mplea part of the cost of something thataanbetaling,you pay before paying the , versementvooruitbetalingamount laterthe distance from the top ofWe put down a deposit on the house.The lake has an average depth of omething to the bottom of itto eight metres.She was filled with despair when sespoirwanhoopa feeling that you have no hope at alla story etc about a crime, often athought about her future.murder, and a detective who tries toThe new detective series is really fast-find out who did itif something develops, or if youpaced.develop it, it gets bigger or becomesShe is fast developing into one of thismore importantif something develops, or if youcountry's most talented players.develop it, it gets bigger or becomesI think we need to develop our ideasdetectivedevelop80nVB148 edévelopperontwikkelenmore importantthe process of growing, changing, orfurther.Vitamins are necessary for a child'sVB148 ontwikkelingbecoming betterrelating to the relationships betweengrowth and development.The U.S. wants to establish aying exactly what you mean in anrelations with China.direct98adjdəˈrekt, daɪ-direktdirettodirectdirecthonest clear wayunhappy because something youLet me ask you a direct question.hoped for did not happen, or was notWhen my parents told me Santa schtdelusodéçuteleurgesteldas good as you expectedan illness which affects a person,exist, I was really disappointed.She suffers from a rare disease of kteanimal, or plantnot happy because something is notblood.If you are dissatisfied with our denscontentoinsatisfaitontevredenas good as you had expectedto take someone’s attention awayplease let us know.distract107vdɪˈstræktablenken, from what they are doingDon’t distract me while I’m driving!There has been a disturbing dinquietantetroublant, inquiétantzorgwekkendworrying or upsettingto deliberately take someone’sin crime.attention from something by makingdivertdocudrama10780vndaɪˈvɜːt, redocudrama, film veritàdétourner, distrairedocudrameafleidendocudramathem think about or notice otherThe crime crackdown is an attempt tothingsdivert attention from social problems.a television programme which showsDocudramas are becoming more andreal events in the form of a storymore popular.a film or a television or radioprogramme that gives detaileddocumentary Pearson iodocumentairedocumentaireA local film crew is making ainformation about a particular subject documentary about earthquakes.

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Wordlist Speakout 2nd Edition Intermediate Plus chronological Word Page Part of speech Pronunciation German Italian French Definition Example Sentence early bird 8 n ˈɜːli ˌbɜːd Frühaufsteher/in mattiniero/-a lève-tôt someone who always gets up very early in the morning Luke's an ear

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Speakout Pre-intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of Speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 6 quickly adv ˈkwɪkli schnell vite in fretta Rick ran quickly to the car. 6 room n ruːm Raum, Zimmer salle, pièce stanza, aula This is the room I work in.

Speakout Intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 14 firmly adv ˈfɜːm li fest fermement fermamente When you have a job

Speakout Pre-intermediate Wordlist English / German Lead-in page 6 noun n naʊn Substantiv How many nouns are there in this sentence? quickly adv ˈkwɪkli schnell Rick ran quickly to the car. speech n spiːtʃ Rede