Chapters 26-31 - FINAL!, Chapter 21-25 - FINAL, Chapter 32-33-Karteikarten | Quizlet

to swab (v.) (He swabbed his head again.)

abtupfen

to exclaim (v.) ("I don't know what I think!" he exclaimed.)

ausrufen

derisively (adj.) (He said derisively.)

spöttisch

to squint (v.) (He seemed to squint at Niko, ..)

schielen

clutch (v.) ( Sahalia clutched her nightgown to her chest)

festhalten

to lash out (v.) (Robbie lashed out)

um sich schlagen, ausrasten

to gulp (v.) (He gulped and ran off to obey)

schlucken

to slump (v.) (She slumped against the shelves)

stürzen, fallen

basin (n.) (You put the basin under their head.)

Becken

waxen (adj.) (He looked waxen and fake in death.)

wächsern

intercom (n.)

(The intercom system in the building isn't working anymore.)

Gegensprechanlage

muffled (adj.)

(I heard a muffled scream coming from the basement.)

gedämpft

buck teeth (n.)

(Her buck teeth were the first thing I noticed.)

Hasenzähne

to be transfixed (v.)

(She was standing there, totally transfixed by the president's speech.)

erstaunt/fasziniert sein

quarrel (n.)

(The two brothers had frequent quarrels over silly things.)

Streit, Streitereien

supplies (n. pl.)

(The hikers brought enough supplies for a week)

Vorräte/Nahrungslieferungen

impartial (adj.)

(He prided himself on remaining impartial.)

neutral/unparteiisch

To be/become glutted (v.)

(The highways had become glutted with cars.)

überfüllt sein

delightful (adj.)

(What a delightful surprise!)

erfreulich/ entzückend

to holler(v) (My friend hollers that we

are late for class.)

schreien, rufen

to barrel (v.) (The car barrels down the

slippery road.)

rasen

to ricochet (v.) (The ball ricocheted off the

wall and hit the lamp)

abprallen

to convey (v.) (The teacher tried to convey

the importance of honesty.)

vermitteln, übermitteln

ensemble (n.) (The ensemble performed

beautifully at the concert.)

Ensemble, Gruppe

bedraggled (adj.) (The dog looked bedraggled after the heavy rain)

mitgenommen, heruntergekommen

in unison (adj./phrase) (They all said "yes" in

unison.)

im Einklang, gleichzeitig

fleece (n.) (He wore a warm fleece

jacket on the hike.)

Fleece, Wollstoff

to skitter (v.) (The mouse skittered across

the kitchen floor.)

huschen, flitzen

sedate (adj./v.) (The sedate atmosphere

helped everyone relax.)

ruhig, gelassen/beruhigen

to rant (v.) (He began to rant about the

unfair rules.)

schimpfen, wettern

clammy (adj.) (Her hands felt clammy from

nervousness.)

feucht, klamm