English-German Vocabulary Review

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A complete set of vocabulary study flashcards containing English terms, their German definitions, and example sentences directly from the notes.

31 Terms

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complicated

German: kompliziert

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to marry

German: heiraten

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friendship

German: Freundschaft

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religion

German: Religion

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disadvantaged

German: benachteiligt

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fair

German: gerecht; fair

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values (pl)

German: Werte; Wertvorstellungen

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well-paid

German: gut bezahlt

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commitment

German: Engagement; Einsatz

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honesty

German: Ehrlichkeit

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responsibility

German: Verantwortung

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solidarity

German: Solidarität

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last night

German: gestern Abend; gestern Nacht (Example: 'At 8 o'clock last night I was asleep.')

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nursing

German: Pflege; Krankenpflege (Example: 'I was accepted for a nursing course.')

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violence (no pl)

German: Gewalt (Example: 'There's a lot of violence on the streets.')

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shooting

German: Schießerei (Example: 'There are shootings every day.')

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drug

German: Droge (Example: 'Don't start taking drugs, they make you…')

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to keep

German: hier: bleiben (Example: 'My family helps me to keep strong.')

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to let (let, let)

German: lassen (Example: 'Let me explain this to you.')

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whether

German: ob (Example: 'I'm leaving, whether you like it or not.')

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to be involved

German: sich beteiligen; sich engagieren (Example: 'Everyone is involved with the party.')

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counsellor

German: Berater; Beraterin (Example: 'I always wanted to be a counsellor.')

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to wonder

German: sich Gedanken machen; sich fragen (Example: 'I wonder what living in Canada would like.')

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fee

German: Gebühr (Example: 'The school fees were too high.')

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to come out

German: sich outen (Example: 'My brother came out to my parents.')

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gay

German: schwul; homosexuell (Example: 'He's gay. He loves a man.')

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shock

German: Schock (Example: 'It was a shock for my family.')

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on the one hand

German: einerseits (Example: 'On the one hand, I want to stay in Ja…')

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on the other hand

German: andererseits (Example: 'On the other hand, I need a good job…')

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to grow

German: ansteigen (Example: 'Poverty grows fast in Jamaica.')

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to feed

German: ernähren (Example: 'Some parents can't feed their childr…')