Wordlist Speakout Elementary 2nd Edition (A-Z)
Wordlist Speakout Elementary 2nd Edition (A-Z)WordPart ofPaɡe ionExampleThey paid a lot of money for thata lot50pronounə ˈlɒtvielmolto, un sacco dibeaucoupveela large amount or numberused to say who or what is importanthouse. It’s all about money, and who’s got theabout34prepəˈbaʊtübersopra, susuroverin a situationmost. above39prep, adv əˈbʌvübersopra, suau-dessusbovenhiɡher than somethinɡ, or on top of it There was a liɡht above the door.someone whose job is to keep recordsof how much money a business hasMy business is very small, so I ntabileattraverso, per, da uncomptableaccountantreceived and spentfrom one side of somethinɡ to theemploy an accountant.across121advəˈkrɒsüberlato all'altrode l'autre côté deoverotherA boy suddenly ran across the road.a film with a fast-movinɡ plot, usuallyShe played in a Hollywood action filmwith one of the most famous actors.The town offers plenty of opportunityaction film82nˈækʃən fɪlmActionfilmfilm d'azionefilm d'actionactiefilmwith scenes of violencesomething that you do because vitéactiviteitenjoy itfor sportinɡ activities.a man, woman or child who performs He wants to be an actor when heactor153nˈæktəSchauspielerattoreacteur, comédienacteurin plays or filmsɡrows up.a woman or girl who performs in rice, comédiennetimoroso, pauroso, averactriceor filmsKate Winslet is a famous actress.afraid124adjəˈfreɪdängstlich, besorgtpaurabangfriɡhtenedused to say what happens orDon’t be afraid, I won’t hurt you.avoir peurhappened next, or what you do or did I went to the cinema and watched aafter that93phrˌɑːftə ˈðætdanachdopo quelloaprès celadaarnanext use ‘aɡo’ after a period of time to sayfilm, and after that I went home.how far back in the past somethinɡaɡo59advəˈɡəʊvor fail y ageledenimpianto di ariahappeneda system that keeps the air in aRob and Di ɡot married two years aɡo.buildinɡ or vehicle at the correctWe’re lucky to have air-conditioninɡ inair-conditioninɡ14nˌeə tionaircotemperaturea clock that makes a noise at aour office – it’s really hot outside.I set my alarm clock for 6 in thealarm clock92nəˈlɑːm klɒkWeckersvegliaréveilwekkerparticular time to wake you upmorning. Pearson 20161
WordPart ofPaɡe ionExampleuse ‘also’ when you want to add a newfact to what you have said or to �zɪŋAmerican9adjəˈmerɪkənand93animated film82nanchestupendo,that somethinɡ is true about twoJan plays the ɡuitar, and she also playsaussiookpeople or thinɡsthe piano.erstaunlich, verblüffend sorprendenteétonnantverbazingwekkendvery surprisinɡ or very ɡoodfrom or associated with the USA, aTheir apartment is amazinɡ.I had an American breakfastamerikanischaméricainAmerikaanscountry in North Americaused to join two words, phrases etcyesterday.referring to things that are related inThe film starred Jack Lemmon andamericanoənd, ændundeetensome waya film in which drawinɡs of people orShirley Maclaine. We watched a funny animated filmˌænəmeɪtəd ˈfɪlmAnimationsfilmfilm d'animazionefilm animéanimatiefilmthinɡs seem to move and talkabout animals livinɡ in a junɡle.to pick up the telephone and speakwhen it rings or open the door pondreantwoordI wish you’d answer your phone whensomeone knocks or rings the bellI call!use ‘any’ in neɡative statements whenthere is not even a small amount orThere weren’t any children playinɡ inany52detˈeniirgendwelchequalchequelquegeennot even one thinɡthe street.a hard round red or ɡreen fruit that isapple48nˈæpəlApfelmelapommeappelwhite insideYour mum’s apple pie is brilliant!the liquid that comes from apples, or aapple juice12nˈæpəl dʒuːsApfelsaftsucco di melejus de pommeappelsapdrink that is made from thisI’ll just have an apple juice, thanks.April158nˈeɪprəlAprilaprileavrilaprilthe fourth month of the yearOur new office opened in April 2001.Buenos Aires is the capital ntinaArgentineArgentiniëa country in South Americafrom or associated with Arɡentina, aArɡentina.I read that Arɡentinian wine is inischargentinoargentinArgentijnscountry in South Americathe lonɡ part of your body betweenɡood.arm159nɑːmArmbracciobrasarmyour shoulder and your handa comfortable chair with sides whereHe put his arms around me.Don’t sit on that hard seat – use leunstoelyou can rest your armsarmchiar.a buildinɡ where paintinɡs are shownart ɡallery40nˈɑːt ˌɡæləriKunstgaleriegaleria d'artegalérie d'artkunstgalerieto the publicEntrance to the art gallery costs 7.Jan plays the ɡuitar, and she plays theas well119əz ˈwelauchanche, nonchéaussiookalsoto make a request for help, advice,piano as well.Visitors usually ask about the historyask about79v phrˈɑːsk əˌbaʊtFragen stellen überchiedere diposer des questions sur vragen naarinformation etc about somethinga larɡe veɡetable with smooth shinyof the castle.I made a pie with potatoes, meat aubergineauberginepurple skinauberɡine.He arrived at Berwick on 6th stusthe eighth month of the year1823. the sister of your father or mother, oraunt154nɑːntTanteziatantetantethe wife of your uncle Pearson 20162I’m ɡoinɡ to stay with my aunt.
WordPart ofPaɡe ionExampleDid you know that Canberra is ustralieAustraliëa country in the southwest Pacificcapital of Australia? I thouɡht it wasOceanfrom or associated with Australia, aSydney!country in the southwest ustralianoaustralienAustralischOceanused to say that someone leaves aThe koala is an Australian animal.place or person, or stays someaway fromawesome12144prep phradjəˈweɪ frəmˈɔːsəmweg voneindrucksvolllontano daimponenteloin deimpressionnantweg vangeweldig, fantastischdistance from a place or personvery biɡ or importantStay away from the fire. It’s an awesome achievement.awful32adjˈɔːfəlschrecklich, scheußlichorribile, orrendohorribleafschuwelijk, vreselijkvery bad or unpleasantWhat awful food!in the opposite direction from the wayback34advbækzurückindietroarrièreterugyou are facingHe glanced back at the house. the part of your body from your neckBilly lay on his back and looked at theback108nbækRückenschienadosrugand shoulders down to your reat in amount, degree, or severityThe traffic was really bad this morning. badly111advˈbædlischlechtmalemalslechtnot done in the correct or a ɡood way The team played badly.a container made of paper, plastic,cloth etc that you use for carryinɡbaɡ6nbæɡTasche, Tüteborsasactasthinɡsa container made of paper, plastic,She brouɡht her lunch in a paper baɡ.cloth etc that you use for äckerbustapanetteriasac, sachetboulangerietasbakkerijthinɡsa shop that sells bread and cakesa small area outside an upstairsShe brouɡht her lunch in a paper baɡ.Is there a baker’s near here?The room had a balcony dBalkonkahlbalconecalvo, perdere i capellibalconchauvebalkonkaalwindow, where you can sit or standhavinɡ little or no hair on your heada tall tropical plant with hollow stemsthe harbour.He’s ɡoinɡ bald.that is used for making furniture orDon’t plant bamboo in your garden – itcooking basketsa lonɡ curved yellow fruita meal or party during which food iswill grow everywhere!How much is a bunch of banaancooked on a metal frame over a cuebarbecueand eaten outdoorsa lonɡ container that you sit in toWe had a barbecue on the beach.bath155nbɑːθBad, Badewanne(vasca da) bagnobainbadkuipwash yourselfthe room in a house where you washSally’s in the bath.They’ve bought a house with twobathroom155nˈbɑːθrʊm, -ruːmBadezimmerbagnosalle de bainbadkameryourselfbathrooms.an object that provides the electricalI need to recharɡe the batteries forpower for a machine, toy, car etcmy camera.battery Pearson 201612nˈbætəriBatteriebatteriapilebatterij3
WordPart ofPaɡe ionExampleI saw her when she was in Vivat Vivatbebean118157vnbi, nto perform in a play or filmthe seed of a plant that you can cookRegina in London.and eat, or the seed and the caseGreen beans are not my favouritetoɡetherthe seed of a plant that you can cookfood.and eat, or the seed and the caseGreen beans are not my oɡetherbecausebecome9360conjvbɪˈkɒz, bɪˈkəzbɪˈkʌmweilwerdenperchédiventareparce quedeveniromdatwordenused to ɡive the reason for somethinɡ I like history because it’s interestinɡ.to start to have a job or positionShe became a big TV star.a piece of furniture that you sleep onbed155nbedBettlettolitbedat niɡhtIt’s time to ɡo to bed.This house has four bedrooms and abedroom155nˈbedrʊm, -ruːmSchlafzimmercamera da lettochambreslaapkamera room that you sleep in at dfleischvorcarne di manzoprima diboeufavantbiefvoormeat from a cowearlier thanWe had roast beef for Sunday lunch.I ɡot up before 7 o’clock.The car behind us was drivinɡ toobehind39prep, adv bɪˈhaɪndhinterdietroderrièreachterat or near the back of somethinɡclose.more healthy or less ill or painful thanbetter108adjbessermeglio, miglioremieuxbeterbeforebetweenbike3970prep, adv bɪˈtwiːnnbaɪkzwischenFahrradfra, tra, in mezzo abiciclettaentrebicyclettetussenfietswith one thinɡ or person on each side the sofa.a bicycle or a motorcycleHe fell off his bike.a list of thinɡs that you have bouɡht orˈbetəI’m feeling much better, thank you.He sat between the two women onthat someone has done for you,showinɡ how much you have to tobiscottoadditionbiscuitrekeningkoekjefor thema thin dry sweet cakesomethinɡ that people sit in to travelHave you paid the electricity bill?Who wants a chocolate biscuit?Boats leave the town every hour toboat160nbəʊtBootbarcabateau, navirebootacross watera set of printed paɡes fastenedcross the river.toɡether in a cover so that you canHave you read any ɡood booksbook6nbʊkBuchlibrolivreboekread themrecently?There’s a great bookshop just brairieboekenwinkela shop that sells booksthe corner.The proɡramme was so borinɡ she uxsaainot interestinɡ in any waya ɡlass or plastic container with lesnarrow top, used for liquidsa round container in which you putPass me that wine bottle.He put a bowl of rice down beside thebowl50nbəʊlSchüssel, Schalescodella, terrinabolkomfood or liquidsteaming raziliëa country in South AmericaThe lanɡuaɡe of Brazil is Portuɡuese. Pearson 20164
WordPart ofPaɡe ionExamplefrom or associated with Brazil, aDo you know the colours on lianobrésilienBraziliaanscountry in South Americaa common food made by bakinɡ aBrazilian flaɡ?bread157nbredBrotkaputt gehen, einepanepainbroodmixture of flour and waterif a car or a machine breaks down, itHe bouɡht a loaf of bread.My car broke down on the way tobreak down92ˌbreɪk ˈdaʊnPanne habenavere un guastotomber en pannestukgaan, defect rakenstops workinɡwork.to take something or someone ou to the place where you are now,They brought news of further fightingor to the place you are talking aboutfrom or associated with the Unitedalong the border.Kinɡdom, a country in northwesternWhat do you think of our tanniqueBritsEuropea thick ɡreen veɡetable with ɡreen orweather?I used to hate broccoli when I was colipurple flowers that you cooka boy or man who has the ebroerparents as youThis is my brother Dave.a place such as a house that has a roof The science laboratory is in ntgebouwand wallsbuildinɡ.a sport in which you jump offsomething very high with a longlength of special rope that stretchestied to your legs, so that you go upHe did a bungee jump to raise moneybungee jump118nˈbʌndʒi ˌdʒʌmpBungeesprungsalto con il bungeesaut à l'élastiquebungeejumpenagain without touching the groundfor charity.a larɡe road vehicle that people pay tobus160nbʌsBusautobusbusbustravel onan organisation such as a company,I usually catch a bus to colleɡe.shop, or factory that produces or sells When you’re starting a business, ənGeschäft, Unternehmen affariUnternehmer,imprenditore, ice, donnacommerce, entreprisehomme d'affairesbedrijfzakenmangoods or provides a servicea man who works at a hiɡh level in ahave to work longer hours. company or who owns his ownThese taxes are bad for smallcompanya woman who works at a hiɡh level inbusinessmen.a company or who owns her ownShe won Businesswoman of the fraud'affarifemme d'affaireszakenvrouwcompanyused when addinɡ somethinɡin 2015.He’s not much ɡood at schoolwork,but93conjbət, bʌtaberma, peròmaismaardifferent or surprisinɡbut he is ɡood at aboucherieslagerija shop that sells meatJo’s dad used to have a butcher’s shop.a solid yellow food made from cream,that you spread on bread or use f you buy somethinɡ, you ɡiveFry the onions in butter.someone money and they ɡive youbuy Pearson 201660vbaɪkaufencomprareacheterkopen5the thinɡ in returnWhere did you buy that T-shirt?
WordcabbaɡePart ofPaɡe ncavoloFrenchDutchchoukoolDefinitionExamplea larɡe round veɡetable with thickCabbage is the main ingredient of coleɡreen leaves that you cook and eata sweet food that is made by mixinɡslaw.flour, butter, suɡar, eɡɡs etc toɡether, Martin made her a fantastic birthdaycake157nkeɪkKuchendolce, torta, pastegâteaucakeand bakinɡ itcake.She calls her father every couple ofcall122vkɔːlanrufenchiamareappelerbellento telephone someonedays. a piece of equipment that you use forcamera10nˈkæmərəKamera(tele)cameraapparail photocameratakinɡ photoɡraphs or makinɡ filmsa metal container in which food orThey posed for the TV cameras.All we’ve got is a couple of cans ofcan50nmodalkænDose, Konservescatola, barattoloboîte de conserveblikdrink is preserved without airsoup. if you can do somethinɡ, you are ablecanCanada52152verbnkən, adakunnenCanadato do ita country in North Americafrom or associated with Canada, aPete can speak Spanish well.Canada is close to the USA.The Canadian people are really nice adienCanadeescountry in North Americaa vehicle with four wheels and aneveryone.enɡine, that carries a small number ofcar92nkɑːAutomacchinavoitureautopeopleWe decided to travel by car.a larɡe area or buildinɡ where peoplecar park72nˈkɑː pɑːkParkplatzgarage (sotterraneo)parkingparkeergaragecan park their carsI parked in the underɡround car park.if you are careful, you do somethinɡwith a lot of attention, to avoid dentemente,prudentprudemment,voorzichtiga mistake or damaɡinɡ somethinɡBe careful crossinɡ the nteattentivementvoorzichtigin a careful way a material for coverinɡ the floor, thatHe folded the sheets up carefully. carpet155nˈkɑːpɪtTeppichtappetotapistapijtis often made of woolto hold somethinɡ in your hands orI do like a thick bedroom ms, and take it somewhereWould you like me to carry your baɡ?a small stronɡ container of thick papercarton50nˈkɑːtnGetränkekartoncartone di bevandebriquekartonthat contains food or drinkHow much is a carton of oranɡe juice?a piece of electric equipment that you I used to have a portable CD player,CD player6nˌsiː ˈdiː ˌpleɪəCD-Playerlettore CDlecteur CDcd-spelerplay CDs ona food you eat for breakfast that isbut now I just use my iPod.made from wheat, rice etc, and thatYou should at least have a bowl ofcereal157nˈsɪəriəlZerealien, Müslicerealicéréalescornflakes, muesliyou usually mix with milka piece of furniture for one person tocereal before you go to work.He stood on a kitchen chair to replacechair6ntʃeəStuhlsediachaisestoelsit onthe lightbulb.chat79vtʃætsich unterhaltenchiacchierarebavarderkletsento talk in a friendly and informal wayto talk to someone in a friendlyPete and I were chattinɡ in the bar.informal way, especially about thingsMary was there, chatting with herthat are not importantmother. sich mit jmd.chat with Pearson 201679v phrˈtʃæt wɪðunterhaltenchiacchierare conbavarder avec6kletsen met
WordPart ofPaɡe ionExamplesomethinɡ that is cheap does not costvery much money, or costs less money Property is cheaper in Spain thancheap68adjtʃiːpbilligeconomicobon marchégoedkoopthan you expecta solid white or yellow food madehere.Michael wants extra cheese on hischeese48ntʃiːzKäseformaggiofromagekaasfrom milkthe most important cook in apizza.chef52nʃefChefkoch, Küchenchefcapocuoco (-a), chefchef, cuisinierchef-kok/chef-kokkinrestauranta shop where you can buy medicines,He got a job as a pastry chef in Paris.Can you pick me up some shampoo atchemist’s156nˈkeməstsDrogerie, Apothekedrogheriapharmaciedrogisterijsoap, toothpaste etca type of sweet that you chew for athe chemist’s, please?chewinɡ ɡum152nˈtʃuːɪŋ ɡʌmKaugummigomma da masticarechewing-gumkauwgumlonɡ time, but do not swallowDo you want a stick of chewinɡ ɡum?a farm bird that you keep for its napolloCinapouletChinekipChinaand eɡɡsa country in East Asiafrom or associated with China, aI’d really like a chicken sandwich.I have a friend from China.Can we eat some Chinese colatChineeschocoladecountry in East Asiaa sweet hard brown foodtoniɡht?Can I have a piece of chocolate?to decide to have or do one of several Lucy chose a red dress with a whitechoose121vtʃuːzwählen, aussuchensceglierechoisirkiezenChristmas Daycinema5940nnˌkrɪsməs ˈdeɪˈsɪnəməWeihnachtenKino(giorno di) Natalecinemanegozio di(jour de) NoëlcinémaKerstmisbioscoopclothes shop42nˈkləʊðz ʃɒp, ˈkləʊzBekleidungsgeschäftabbigliamentoboutique de vêtements kledingwinkelthinɡs that are available or possiblecollar.25th December, the day when mostI always spend Christmas Day with myChristians celebrate the birth of Christ family. a buildinɡ where you ɡo to see filmsShall we ɡo to the cinema toniɡht?a shop that sells clothesWhere can I find a good clothes shop?the activity of going to nightclub s ( abends ausgehen, inclubbing99nˈklʌbɪŋClubs gehenandare al club/a ballare aller en boîteclubben, uitgaan in een places where people go to dance andShe always goes clubbing when she’sclubin New York.drink, which are open late at night )a piece of clothinɡ that you wear overcoat159nkəʊtMantelcappottomanteaujasyour other clothes to keep you warma system of words, letters, or siɡnsPut your coat on before you ɡo out.that are used for sendinɡ secretmessaɡes or for opening or ’s the code for openi
Word Paɡe Part of speech Pronunciation German Italian French Dutch Definition Example a lot 50 pronoun ə ˈlɒt viel molto, un sacco di beaucoup veel a large amount or number
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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
Speakout Elementary - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 6 page n peɪdʒ Seite page pagina I tore a page out of my notebook. 6 so conj səʊ also donc perciò, quindi I have got a headache, so I can't go to the party.
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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 Upper Intermediate - Wordlist English / German / French / Italian Page Headword Part of speech Pronunciation German French Italian Example Sentence 8 buddy up phr v ˈbʌdi ʌp ein Zimmer teilen partager une pièce condividere una camera We can't afford to stay in separate hotel rooms, so we'll have to buddy up.
SPEAKOUT PRE‐INTERMEDIATE WORDLIST UnitPageExWord Part of SpeechPronunciation Definition Example Greek translation 0 6 1above adv, prep əˈbʌv higher than something, or on top of it There was a light above the door. πάνω από 0 6 1 .
