Red Line 3, Coursebook

170 one hundred and seventy Talkwise p. 70 to bother ˈbɒðə stören, belästigen luggage ˈlʌɡ dʒ (Reise-)Gepäck trolley ˈtrɒli Could you get me a trolley for my luggage, please? Gepäckwagen; Einkaufswagen; Handkarren → suitcase ˈsu:tke s Koffer → Text p. 71 to trust trʌst A good friend is someone who you can trust . vertrauen → exactly ɡˈzæktli That’s exactly what I want! genau → with whom w ð ˈhu:m mit der/dem whom hu:m den, dem Passport Control ˌpɑ:spɔ:t kənˈtrəυl Before you leave an airport you have to go through Passport Control … Passkontrolle → Customs pl. ˈkʌstəmz … and Customs . Zoll → somebody ˈsʌmbədi (irgend)jemand to tug tʌɡ ziehen, zupfen bloke bləυk Typ, Kerl it’s lucky ts ˈlʌki ein Glück, dass side sa d He damaged the side of his car in the accident. Seite → to take off te k ˈɒf to wear ↔ to take off ausziehen → to put away pυt əˈwe aufräumen to rest rest I’m tired. I’d like to rest now. sich ausruhen, eine Pause machen → basement ˈbe smənt We can put those old things in the basement . Kellergeschoss; Untergeschoss → blind bla nd Achtung Aussprache! bla nd blind → since s ns seit, seitdem birth bɜ:θ birth → birthday Geburt → helpless ˈhelpləs hilflos independent ˌ nd ˈpendənt Lots of blind people are very independent . unabhängig → p. 72 footstep ˈfυtstep foot → footstep Schritt, Tritt → aftershave ˈɑ:ftəʃe v Sam’s dad wears awful aftershave . Aftershave, Rasierwasser → to be frightened bi: ˈfra tnd He’s frightened . Angst haben → to touch tʌtʃ Don’t touch that! It’s very hot! berühren, antippen → fuse-box ˈfju:z bɒks Sicherungskasten advantage ədˈvɑ:nt dʒ A small car has lots of advantages – you can park it easily. Vorteil → safe se f safe ↔ dangerous sicher → Crash! kræʃ When he dropped the plate there was a big crash ! Bumm!, Krach! → to take your chance ˌte k jɔ: ˈtʃɑ:ns etwas wagen, etwas riskieren Unit 4 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv