dress up barbie friend

Unit 10: Party time
Unit 10: Party time
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research
preparation
[r91s3.tS]
[!prep41re9Sn]
Nachforschungen, Recherche(n)
Vorbereitung
what time
dress code
fancy dress
theme party
to smoke
[!wqt 1ta9m]
[1dres k48d]
[!fänsi 1dres]
[1Ti.m p2.ti]
[sm48k]
wann, um wie viel Uhr
Kleiderordnung
Kostüm
Mottoparty, Themenparty
rauchen
to dress up as
costume
[!dres 1cp 4z]
[1kqstju.m]
sich verkleiden als
Kostüm
No way!
[!n48 1we9]
Auf keinen Fall!
soft drink
[1sqft dr9Nk]
alkoholfreies Getränk
cigarette
[!s9g41ret]
Zigarette
clubhouse
recipe
logically
[1klcbha8s]
[1res4pi]
[1lqd79kli]
Klubhaus
(Koch-)Rezept
logisch
syrup
heat
to mix in
[1s9r4p]
[hi.t]
[!m9ks 19n]
melted
to melt
tablespoon
[1melt9d]
[melt]
[1te9blspu.n]
Sirup
Kochplatte
unterrühren, untermischen,
(hin)einrühren
geschmolzen, flüssig
schmelzen, zerlassen
Esslöffel
microwave
to pour
container
to cool
to cut up
sponge fingers
to place
[1ma9kr4we9v]
[p0.]
[k4n1te9n4]
[ku.l]
[!kct 1cp]
[1spcnd7 f9Ng4z]
[ple9s]
layer
to boil
biscuit
freezer
to decorate
grated
alcoholic
not … until
age limit
[1le94]
[b09l]
[1b9sk9t]
[1fri.z4]
[1dek4re9t]
[1gre9t9d]
[!älk41hql9k]
[nqt 4n1t9l]
[1e9d7 l9m9t]
except for
[9k1sept f4]
Mikrowelle
(aus-, ein)gießen
Gefäß
(ab)kühlen
aufschneiden, in Stücke schneiden
Biskotten
stellen, legen, setzen (etw wohin) tun Where on the table do you want me to place the
flowers?
Schicht
My favourite cake has lots of different layers.
kochen (sieden, zum Sieden bringen)
First, you need to boil the water.
Keks, Biskuit
My grandfather loves biscuits!
Gefrierschrank, Tiefkühlfach
Our freezer at home is very full.
dekorieren, verzieren
I like to decorate things for the house.
gerieben
At home we always have grated carrot in our salad.
alkoholisch
Beer and wine are two alcoholic drinks.
erst um / am / wenn
Altersgrenze, Mindestalter
In America, the age limit for buying alcoholic drinks
is 21.
ausgenommen, abgesehen von
All of my friends like chocolate, except for Toby.
[1br48S4]
[1p2.ti]
[k4n1sju.m4]
[p41t9kj4l4li]
[!drest 1cp]
[!kcm 41lqN]
Broschüre, Prospekt
auf Partys gehen, feiern
VerbraucherIn, KonsumentIn
insbesondere
schick angezogen
begleiten, mitkommen
Preparation for a party is important, but it can also
be fun!
What time will the guests arrive?
Is there a dress code in your office?
Lucy really likes fancy dress parties.
You shouldn’t smoke. It damages your health.
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I need to buy a really good costume for the party on
Saturday.
“Sue thinks your dad should be at the party as well.”
– “Parents at our party? No way!”
I mustn’t drink alcohol, so I’ll stick to soft drinks,
please.
My brother smokes cigarettes.
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Ben has a great new cake recipe.
When I think logically, maths homework is no
problem.
My little brother loves syrup!
Don’t turn the heat up too high.
Second, mix in the chocolate and the milk.
I think melted ice cream is horrible!
If you leave the ice cream in the sun, it will melt!
For my new recipe, you need one tablespoon of
syrup.
We don’t have a microwave at home.
Pour the water slowly.
You need a big container for the water.
Leave the cake to cool for twenty minutes.
Cut up the butter into small pieces.
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brochure
to party
consumer
particularly
dressed up
to come along
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The brochure includes lots of useful information.
At the weekend, many teenagers like to party.
Everyone who goes shopping is a consumer!
As a young girl you are particularly at risk at parties.
We are already dressed up for the party tonight.
I will ask Natalie to come along to the party with
me.
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Unit 10: Party time
to watch out for
[!wqtS 1a8t f4]
aufpassen auf
a pain
[4 1pe9n]
lästig
close (to)
to keep sb informed
(about)
statistics
alcohol
[kl48s]
[9n1f0.md]
major
[1me9d74]
crime
[kra9m]
rape
[re9p]
vandalism
drunk
to trust
[1vänd4l9z4m]
[drcNk]
[trcst]
gut feeling
to be scared
[1gct fi.l9N]
[bi 1ske4d]
childish
to get away (from)
[1tSa9ld9S]
[!get 41we9 fr4m]
immediate(ly)
prowler
[91mi.di4t]
[1pra8l4]
drug
to keep an eye on sth
to keep away from
hallway
well-lit
to hang around
to take sides
[drcg]
[!ki.p 4n 1a9]
[!ki.p 41we9 fr4m]
[1h0.lwe9]
[!wel 1l9t]
[!häN 41ra8nd]
[!te9k 1sa9dz]
no matter what / how
/ who
to be stranded
uncomfortable
[!n48 1mät4]
[1ständ9d]
[cn1kcmft4bl]
eng, nah, dicht (an / bei)
jdn auf dem Laufenden halten (über) Keep your friends and family informed about where
you are going.
Statistik(en)
Statistics show that alcohol can be dangerous.
Alkohol
In Great Britain, the age limit for buying alcohol is
18.
Haupt-, groß
Drinking too much alcohol can cause major
problems.
Straftat, Kriminalität
Crime is more of a problem in some towns than
others.
Vergewaltigung
The girl reported a rape at the police. She was
attacked at a party by someone she knew.
Vandalismus
Betrunkene/r
Drunks often do not know what they are doing.
vertrauen
Always trust your gut feeling and get away from
situations that make you feel scared.
Instinkt, "Bauch-Gefühl"
Angst haben
Try to stay with a friend, especially when you are
scared.
kindisch, albern
wegkommen (von), sich entfernen
I didn’t like him. I wanted to get away from him.
(von)
sofort, umgehend, unmittelbar
jd, der/die herumlungert, suspekte
Person
Droge, Rauschgift
Stay away from drugs.
etw im Auge behalten
sich fernhalten von
I don’t like Jamie. I try to keep away from him.
Flur, Korridor
At Robert’s house, the hallway is quite long.
gut beleuchtet
warten, (noch) dableiben
Partei ergreifen
If you see a fight it is best to keep away and not to
take sides.
(ganz) egal, was / wie / wer
Always take the last bus home, no matter how much
fun the party is.
festsitzen, gestrandet sein
Phone home for help if you are stranded.
ungemütlich, unwohl
If a situation makes you feel uncomfortable, leave.
advice column
terrible
to turn to
mad at sb (about sth)
[4d1va9s kql4m]
[1ter4bl]
[1t3.n t4]
[1mäd 4t]
Ratgeberkolumne
schrecklich, furchtbar
sich wenden an
sauer, wütend auf jdn (wegen etw)
to cheat on sb
[1tSi.t qn]
jdn betrügen
like that
to be hurt
[la9k 1Dät]
[bi 1h3.t]
so, auf diese Art / Weise
verletzt sein
to be over
I couldn’t believe my
ears
lie
[bi 148v4]
[a9 k8dnt b9!li.v ma9
194z]
[la9]
vorbei / vorüber sein, zu Ende sein
ich traute meinen Ohren nicht
to follow sb around
all evening
to flirt
He wouldn’t leave me
alone.
untrue
to do with sb
[!fql48 41ra8nd]
[0.l 1i.vn9N]
[fl3.t]
[w8dnt]
jdm nachlaufen, hinterherlaufen
den ganzen Abend
flirten
Er wollte mich nicht in Ruhe lassen
/ ließ mich einfach nicht in Ruhe.
unwahr
jdn angehen, betreffen
[st41t9st9ks]
[1älk4hql]
At parties it is important that friends watch out for
each other.
Sometimes parents can seem a pain, even if they are
trying to help!
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[cn1tru.]
[t4 1du. w9D]
Lüge
Lots of magazines have an advice column.
The party was terrible. I didn’t enjoy it.
When I have a problem, I turn to my friend David.
He never called (even though he said he would). I’m
really mad at him.
When Chelsea left the party with Ryan, she cheated
on her boyfriend Brandon.
How could she cheat on him like that?
There were tears in his eyes. You could tell he was
terribly hurt.
Then after five years, their relationship was over.
I couldn’t believe my ears when I heard the news.
How can they say I cheated on you? That’s a
complete lie!
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Yesterday I was at home all evening.
He likes Jenny. He always flirts with her.
That did not happen. What she says is untrue.
Sorry, I don’t know. It’s nothing to do with me!
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to mention
to lie (to sb)
[1menSn]
[la9]
erwähnen, nennen, anführen
(jdn an-)lügen
to make notes
[!me9k 1n48ts]
(sich) Notizen machen
Australia
dish
onion
barbecued
like this
pepper
in the same way
skewer
barbecue
jelly
blueberry
for this reason
[q1stre9li4]
[d9S]
[1cnj4n]
[1b2.b9kju.d]
[la9k 1D9s]
[1pep4]
[9n D4 !se9m 1we9]
[1skju.4]
[1b2.b9kju.]
[1d7eli]
[1blu.b4ri]
[f4 1D9s ri.zn]
Australien
Gericht, Speise
Zwiebel
gegrillt
so, auf diese Art / Weise
Paprika(schote)
genauso, auf dieselbe Art / Weise
(Grill-)Spieß
Grill(party)
Gelee, Gallert, gelatinehaltige Masse
Blaubeere, Heidelbeere
aus diesem Grund
barbie
[1b2.bi]
Grillparty (kurz für „barbecue“)
seafood
[1si.fu.d]
Meeresfrüchte
to bake
motorbike
[be9k]
[1m48t4ba9k]
backen
Motorrad
at the dentist’s
[!4t D4 1dent9sts]
beim Zahnarzt
to break
[bre9k]
to cross (the road)
to lie
[krqs]
[la9]
(zer)brechen, kaputtgehen,
kaputtmachen
(die Straße) überqueren
liegen
locked out
[!lqkt 1a8t]
ausgesperrt
oven
[1cvn]
Ofen, Herd
key
[ki.]
Schlüssel
[ju.1tensl]
Gerät, Utensil
to keep off
a bottle of …
a cup of …
a pot of tea
a bar of chocolate
[!ki.p 1qf]
[1bqtl]
[kcp]
[pqt]
[b2.]
a loaf of bread
[l48f]
meiden, die Finger lassen von
eine Flasche …
eine Tasse …
eine Kanne Tee
ein Schoko(lade)riegel, eine Tafel
Schokolade
ein Laib Brot
can
tin
tub
[kän]
[t9n]
[tcb]
Dose
Dose
Becher
margarine
[!m2.d741ri.n]
Margarine
I know that what you say is not true. Stop lying to
me!
I always make notes before I write in English.
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Kaiserschmarrn is one of my favourite dishes.
I don’t like onion in my kebab.
I’m going to do barbecued chicken kebabs.
For cooking a chilli, you need some peppers.
Cut up the onions in the same way.
We need some skewers to make our kebabs.
It rained on Saturday. For this reason, we had to eat
inside.
We had a barbie on the beach when we were in
Australia.
The only seafood I like is fish.
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I’m baking a cake today.
It can be fun, but also dangerous, to ride a
motorbike.
I had a toothache so I was at the dentist’s all
morning.
Oh, sorry, I’ve just broken your big blue vase.
Be careful when you cross the road.
Anthony is ill. I told him to lie in bed and try to get
some sleep.
There’s nobody home and I forgot my keys: I’m
locked out.
It smells really good in the kitchen. What is roasting
in the oven?
Don’t forget your keys – you don’t want to be
locked out again.
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utensil
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Keep off too much chocolate!
Can I borrow a bottle of wine for our party?
Would you like a cup of tea?
I’ve just made a pot of tea. Would you like some?
How many bars of chocolate do you eat per week?
We need two loafs of bread for the big dinner
tomorrow.
I’ll just get a can of coke from the shop.
You need two tins of tuna for the tuna salad.
Can you please bring me a tub of margarine when
you go shopping?
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yoghurt
petrol
[1jqg4t]
[1petr4l]
Joghurt
Benzin
Yoghurt is a dairy product.
If petrol becomes more expensive, people will use
cars less.
Why on earth are you wearing flip-flops in winter?
Is there any ice cream left over? I’d like some more.
Is there petrol in the tank? – Yes, I filled it this
morning.
why on earth
left over
tank
[!wa9 qn 13.T]
[left 148v4]
[täNk]
warum um Himmels willen
übrig (geblieben)
Tank
off work
[qf]
nicht auf / bei der Arbeit
[1se9l9N]
[le9k]
[f41b9dn]
[bi 1cp t4]
[1n48t9s]
[li.d]
[n09z]
Segeln
(Binnen-)See
verboten
jds Sache sein
Hinweis, Schild
(an der) Leine (Hund)
Geräusch, Lärm
I would like to try sailing because I like boats.
I enjoy swimming outside in the lake.
Smoking in public places is forbidden in Britain.
You can come if you want to. It’s up to you.
[1f8tb0.l mätS]
[!lu.z 1we9t]
[1sevr4l ta9mz]
Fußballspiel
abnehmen
mehrmals
The football match was good – we won!
I have been to Spain several times.
[!li.v 1sku.l]
[!ste9 19n]
[gre9d]
von der Schule abgehen
zu Hause bleiben
(Schul-)Note
I left school at 16 and started work.
I don’t want to go out tonight. Let’s stay in.
I work hard at school. My grades are good.
[!tra9 h2.d]
[g48]
sich sehr bemühen, anstrengen
Wohin gehören die Bücher?
frequently
seldom
rarely
[1fri.kw4ntli]
[1seld4m]
[1re4li]
häufig, oft
selten
selten
broken
[1br48k4n]
kaputt
[tra91äTl4n]
[re9s]
Triathlon
(Wett-)Rennen
[ni.d]
etw tun müssen
[fr9d7]
Kühlschrank
[1äd9kt]
Süchtige/r
[48]
Null (im gesprochenen Englisch)
[!dest91ne9Sn]
Reiseziel, Fahrtziel
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sailing
lake
forbidden
to be up to sb
notice
(on the) lead
noise
You mustn’t make too much noise in the library.
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football match
to lose weight
several times
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to leave school
to stay in
grade
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to try hard
Where do the books go?
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I rarely go to the cinema. I prefer to stay at home
and watch TV.
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triathlon
race
Seite 133
need to do sth
Seite 134
fridge
The milk is in the fridge.
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addict
Seite 139
oh
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destination
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I set off at 6 o’clock. My destination was Vienna.