Englisch Vokabeln (Fach) / XXIII (Lektion)
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XXIII
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- beantragen to request
- prudent klug, bedacht (sensible)
- keine spur von no trace of
- divination Prophezeiung, Weißsagung
- to haunt heimsuchen, spuken (The pictures of children dying in war have haunted me for a long time)
- intermediary middleman, person who negotiates (they hired an intermediary to help them discuss their case)
- to invoke anrufen, für Unterstützung rufen (believers invoke their god by holding out their hands)
- to perpetuate aufrechterhalten, bewahren, keep going, to maintain, to preserve (A puppet state was set up in the north to perpetuate British imperialist domination)
- to condemn verdammen, missbilligen (They condemned the government for allowing alcohol), to blame
- to idle faulenzen, (faul, still liegend)
- to be prone to anfällig sein für, dazu neigen etwas zu tun , likely
- to assimilate into sich anpassen, to adapt, sich angleichen
- Feuerbestattung, cremation, to cremate, crematorium
- to domesticate etwas zähmen, make suitable for being home, They hoped to domesticate the tiger, domestic, to tame
- to preserve etwas konservieren, einmachen, haltbar machen (Essen, Leichen)
- to fossilize to become preserved, petrified (The dinosaur eggs had fossilized over thousand years)
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- shore Küste (coast is only used for oceans), a shore can boarder any body of water
- relic Relikt, Überreste
- rite ceremony, tradition
- vestige Überbleibsel, sign, indication (The flowers were the only vestige of their weekend)
- burden (mental) weight, stress (The donkey walked slow under the burden of its heavy load), to burden
- in retaliation of zur Vergeltung von
- discriminate unterscheiden (nicht negativ), unterscheiden (negativ, prejudices)
- notion belief, idea (The notion that old office equipment ist unreliable is inaccurate) ; desire, impulse (She suddenly took the notion to paint her kitchen red) (to suddenly want to do something: )
- to oppress unterdrücken, to subdue, They oppressed workers through intimidation
- paradigm example, Musterbeispiel (The usual paradigm does not apply to some poor nations.)
- prevailing üblich, aktuell, allgemein geltend, to prevail, prevalance [priwEIling]
- Mut courage
- verurteilt zu sentenced to
- distinct clear, deutlich (I distinctly remeber saying that we would meet at noon), different
- erudite [Erudait], highly educated, belesen, gebildet
- to fortify to strengthen, verstärken, (Vitamins fortify the body)
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- implicit implizit, bedingungslos (By joining you agree implicitly to the rules)
- parochial narrow-minded, restricted, parochial thinking [parOUkiel]
- rigor strictness, exactness, He followed his diet with rigor (rigorous)
- roster list of items, names
- secular not spiritual or religious
- trial Gerichtsverhandlung, legal proceeding ; test, on trial
- in midair mitten in der Luft, The acrobat was suspended in midair
- allegiance to sth [ellIgienz] loyality to sth
- to cease to stop [zieß]
- hierarchy [hAIraki] Hierarchie, hierarchical [hairAkikel]
- in the trenches in the middle of the hardest fighting; generals do not know what things are like out in the trenches) trench=Graben
- to mobilize to put so into motion
- to rank to classify in system
- ratio Verhältnis, ratio of ... to ...
- to annex to add sth, (the city grew by annexing farms), angliedern, annexation, the annex [Ännex] [tu enÄx]
- apex highest point, mostly of someones ability (His running skills were on their apex) [EIpex]
- conquest Eroberung, Bezwingung eines Berges, to conquer
- to devise to come up with, to conceive, entwerfen, sich ausdenken (They devised a way to cross the river)
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