English Synonyms

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quick looks

glance —> look quickly

  • He glanced at his phone


peek —> look quickly or secretly

  • She peeked around the corner


glimpse —> see somethng briefly (often accidently)

to catch a glimps

  • I glimpsed a bird flying away

  • I caught a glimpse of a bird flying away


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long/ focused looks

stare —> look for a long time, often without blinking (can be rude)

  • Don‘t stare at people!


gaze —> look steadly, often with admiration or tought

  • They gazed at the stars


observe —> watch carefully, often to learn or analyze. What is happening?

  • Scientiest observed the animals


inspect —> look closely to check something Looking for problems or details.

  • The mechanic inspeced the car.


examine —> look at something carefully in detail. Study something closely

  • The doctor examined

  • The teacher is examining the test results very closely


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Emotional looks

glare —> look angryliy

  • She glared at him, because he forgot to tidy up his room


sowl —> have a angry facail expression

  • He scowled when he heard the news


gawk —> stare openly in suprise (often rude, often without consedring, often without thinking how the other people feel

  • Tourists were gawking at the building

  • Don‘t just gawk help me!


leer —> look in an unpleasnt or creepy way (always negative way).

  • He was leering at her in a creepy way


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looking around

to scan —> lock quickly over an area to find something

  • She scanned the room for her friend at the party


to survey —> look over an area carefully (more formal)

  • He surveyed the landscape carfully for birds


browse —> look casually through things

  • I browsed the books in the shop


stroll one‘s eyes/glance around —> casually look around


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intensity of looking

peek —> glace —> look —> watch —> gaze —> stare


frown —> scowl —> glare


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Höhepunkt/ oben / Gipfel/ spitze

Top: simply meas German oben

Peak: die scharfe spitze, steile spitze oder statistisch Höchstwert

summit: Der höchste Gipfel als Ziel eines Aufstiegs (Berg|Karriere) oder politisches Spitzentreffen

crest: Die obere, geschwungene Linie|Krone. Beispiel: crest of a wave (Wellenkamm) family crest

Apex: Die mathematische Spitze (Dreieck) oder das Ende einer Hierarchie. Beispiel apex predator

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Beschuldigen, vorwerfen

Accuse = beschuldigen/vorwerfen Gefühl: direkt

blame = die SCHULD geben Gefühl: Verantwortung

allege = behaupten/ vorwerfen: Gefühl, neutral, formell, unbewiesen

charge = offiziell beschuldigen Gefühl: Jurustisch



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acquaintance

He isin‘t a close friend he is an acquaintance

friend —> Freund

? Bekannter

stranger —> Fremder

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Dinge Inserieren

adveritise a job —> eine Stelle ausschreiben

list an apartment/car for sale —> ein Auto oder Wohnung inserieren (american)

post a job = eine Stelle ausschreiben