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1 2 Clive OxendenChristina Latham-Koenig NewENGLISH FILEI ntermediateGerman WordlistIntermediate German wordlist NewENGLISH FILEThis wordlist is organized File by File. It includes all the words in the Vocabulary Banks in the Student s Book and the MultiROM, all the words which are highlighted in the Student s Book, and all the words in the More Words to Learn sections of the ENGLISH File intermediate German Wordlist Oxford University Press 2010 2 File 1 Food and restaurants VOCABULARY BANK baked/beIkt/gebackenFood that is baked in the oven is healthier than fried ;nz/BohnenBeans are a cheap, healthy meal that you can buy tinned or water that vegetables are boiled in can be used to make "z3;t/Nachtisch, DessertDo you want yoghurt or chocolate mousse for dessert?duck/dVk/EnteI prefer duck to chicken because I prefer darker that has come straight out of the sea is a very healthy ;k/GabelMany people use a fork for cutting and eating eggs are fresh; I bought them food is bad for you and has a lot of "fr@Uzn/tiefgek hltFood which is kept very cold is ;t/ObstFruit such as melon is a healthy ;s/GlasCould you bring me a separate glass for the water, please?

2 Grilled/grIld/gegrilltThere s nothing better than the smell of grilled fish on an open @Um meId/selbst gemachtI love my mum s cooking. Home-made cooking is the ll need a better knife to cut this meat "letIs/SalatThe first course on the menu is lettuce @U f&t/fettarmPeople on a diet often try to eat low-fat course/meIn kO;s/HauptgerichtI ll have steak for my main course, I ;t/FleischWould you prefer to have fish rather than meat?napkin/"n&pkInServiettePeople usually put a napkin over their knees while "pi;tSIz/PfirsicheOne of my favourite fruits is peaches, which I often have with "pep@/PfefferPepper makes food taste nice without making you couldn t eat off a plate that was ;n/GarnelePrawn cocktail is a traditional starter in British ;/rohSushi is made with raw @Ust/ger stet, Brat-You can boil chicken but roast chicken is "s&m@n/LachsI love salmon but it s quite an expensive fish, isn t it?salt/sQlt/SalzThe soup contained so much salt that I had to keep drinking wate "sQsIdZIz/W rstchenSausages and biscuits aren t very good for "si;fu;d/Meeresfr chteShe doesn t like seafood so she won t eat prawns or ;"vjet/ServietteI had to use a spare serviette to mop up the "spaIsi/w rzigIndian food like curry is very ;n/L ffelYou use a differently shaped spoon for the soup and dessert courses.

3 Starter/"stA;t@/Vo r s p e i s eWe can offer two different types of soup as a ;md/ged mpftFood that is steamed retains its flavour very well. strawberries/"strO;brIz/ErdbeerenAt Wimbledon, it s traditional to have a bowl of strawberries and ENGLISH File intermediate German Wordlist Oxford University Press 2010 3sweet/swi;t/s The tea s very sweet. You ve put too much sugar in it!takeaway/"teIk@weI/zum MitnehmenTakeaway food is food you buy at a restaurant and take home to "vedZt@blz/Gem seWhat vegetables do you want with your steak?Sport VOCABULARY BANK beat/bi;t/schlagenOur team were losing for most of the match, but we beat the others right at the "k&ptIn/Mannschaftskapit n(in)The captain kept up morale on the pitch as everyone did their "s3;kIt/RennbahnWhen the athlete won the race, he ran a circuit of the track in @UtS/Trainer(in)The coach began training with some stretching ;s/PlatzI live near a very famous golf ;t/PlatzThe outdoor tennis court was in poor condition.

4 Draw/drO;/unentschieden spielenIt was a draw the score was four all. fan/f&n/Fan, Anh nger(in)It s difficult for fans to afford the ticket prices these days. get fit/get fIt/fit werdenI ve started going to the gym because I want to get injured/get "IndZ@d/sich verletzenIt s dangerous to play tennis on a wet court. You might get ;z/verlierenThe manager needs to change the team strategy or we ll lose the , SpielfeldWhen the new season started, the pitch was in good play basketball twice a "pleI@/Spieler(in)He s definitely the best football player at this ;l/Schwimmbecken, SchwimmbadThere isn t a pool near here so we go swimming in the @"ri;/Schiedsrichter(in)The referee stopped the match when someone ran onto the ;/schie enHe s a good player. I think he s going to score a lot of @Up/HangThe skier leaned forward as she went down the steep "teIt@/Zuschauer(in)There was concern when a spectator threw something onto the "steIdi@m/StadionThe new stadium could seat nearly 100,000 hall/spO;ts hO;l/SporthalleThe leisure centre has a sports hall with 4 tennis ;m/MannschaftEach team scored a goal in the first ten minutes of the go running at a local track, as the streets are too sportspeople have to train every up/wO;m Vp/sich aufw rmenPlayers usually warm up before a match players tried their best, but we didn t win the VOCABULARY BANK affectionate/@"fekS@n@t/liebevoll, anh nglichAffectionate people show that they love people very @"gresIv/aggressivAggressive people tend to get angry "bIS@s/ehrgeizigAmbitious people want to be successful in "bQsi/bestimmendBossy people like giving orders to other "tSA.

5 MIN/charmantCharming people have an attractive personality that makes people like "klev@/intelligentEveryone in her family is @m"pet@tIv/wettbewerbsorientiertCompetit ive people always want to "QnIst/unehrlichHe was not usually a dishonest person, so it was strange that he chose to hide the truth about finding the money. disorganized/dIs"O;g@naIzd/chaotischHe never knows where anything is because he s so disorganized. extrovert/"ekstr@v3;t/extravertiertShe s a real extrovert and such fun to be around. friendly/"frendli/freundlichMost of the staff are friendly and approachable. New ENGLISH File intermediate German Wordlist Oxford University Press 2010 4generous/"dZen@r@s/gro z gigHe s a generous person who would do anything for ;d "w3;kIN/arbeitsam, flei igShe s one of the most hard-working people in the "QnIst/ehrlichHonest people will always hand over any money they find to the police. imaginative/I"m&dZIn@tIv/fantasievoll, kreativAs an imaginative child, she would paint the most fantastic "peISnt/ungeduldigThere s no point in being impatient.

6 Everyone has to wait their "pend@nt/unabh ngigIndependent people like doing things on their "kjU@/unsicherHer ex-boyfriend was so insecure he d check her emails every day. insensitive/In"sens@tIv/gef hllos, unsensibelThe joke he made at the funeral was very insensitive. irresponsible/IrI"spQns@bl/verantwortung slosIt was very irresponsible of her to let the cat out while the fireworks were going on. jealous/"dZel@s/eifers chtigJealous people think that someone loves another person more than them, or wants what people aunt was always very kind, and would send us all beautiful presents on our "leIzi/faulShe s a lazy person who expects everyone else to work hard but does nothing @"nIpj@l@tIv/manipulativManipulative people are good at influencing other people to do what they ;n/gemeinI wouldn t ask him for a charity donation. He s very mean with his "mu;di/launischMoody people are happy one minute and sad the next, and are often "O.

7 G@naIzd/gut organisiertWe need to be more organized so that we can work as a "peISnt/geduldigPlease be patient and wait a bit "kwaI@t/ruhig, stillWhen I first joined the company I was very quiet because I didn t know "laI@bl/zuverl ssigReliable people are people you can trust or depend "spQns@bl/verantwortungsbewusstMy oldest sister looked after us a lot, and learned to be responsible from a young "kQnfId@nt/selbstbewusstHe s become more self-confident since he won "selfIS/egoistischSelfish people think about themselves and not about other "sens@bl/vern nftigSensible people have common sense and are "sens@tIv/einf hlsam, empfindsamSensitive people understand other people s feelings or are easily hurt or chternAs a child, I was very shy and found it hard to make "s@US@bl/geselligSociable people are friendly and enjoy being with other hntSpoilt children behave badly because they are given everything they "stju;pId/dummAlthough he was not academically gifted, he was far from "tO;k@tIv/redseligShe s very talkative, unlike her brother, who hardly says a word.

8 Tidy/"taIdi/ordentlichYour room will start to look tidy straight away if you pick your clothes up off the floor. unambitious/Vn&m"bIS@s/ohne EhrgeizI m pretty unambitious, so I don t mind what job I "frendli/unfreundlichThe people were unfriendly and refused to give me "m&dZIn@tIv/fantasielosYou must be quite unimaginative if you can t think of a joke or "kaInd/unfreundlichThe man was rude and made an unkind remark about the girl s "laI@bl/unzuverl ssigJane is renowned for being unreliable, so expect her to be "selfIS/selbstlosLending her his last 20 was a very unselfish thing to do. New ENGLISH File intermediate German Wordlist Oxford University Press 2010 5unsociable/Vn"s@US@bl/ungeselligWe re going to stay in because we re feeling "taIdi/unordentlichI wish he d clean his room. It s very Words to Learnage gap/eIdZ g&p/AltersunterschiedMy parents are almost the same age. The age gap between them is only 5 people think there should be a ban on fast food, because it is so enWhen we bite into something delicious, it has an effect on our whole taught me that you can t blame other people for your @Ul/Sch ssel, SchaleI usually have a bowl of cereal or toast for @"rI@/LaufbahnFor the lucky few, retirement can mean a successful new ;t/mogelnEven in the modern era, it is still possible for sportspeople to @Us/nah, engAlthough we were complete opposites, we were very ;l/cool, modernI always thought my sister was cool.

9 I looked up to her a he scored the winning goal in the final minute, the crowd went , SpeiseMoussaka is a Greek dish made of potato, aubergines and out/i;t aUt/essen gehenWhen I was young we never went to restaurants, but now I eat out all who eat nothing but fast food are often fat and was a clear foul on the goalkeeper, but the referee didn t spot @"reISn/GenerationEach generation seems to have a different idea of what constitutes healthy eating. heat up/hi;t Vp/aufw rmenI usually heat up a frozen meal or order a "hVni/HonigHas the quality of honey got anything to do with the size of the bees?jockey/"dZQki/JockeyHe became too big to continue as a jockey, but he carried on working with we were kids we had a lot of material things, but we knew that Mum and Dad weren t happy. make up (after an argument) /meIk Vp/sich wieder vertragenWe have arguments, but we always make up was horrible to my little sister I used to pinch and bite "pO;Sn/PortionLosing weight is as much to do with portion size as what you (v)/pr@"test/protestierenThe home fans started to protest loudly about the penalty that was awarded to the away Lorz competed in the Olympic marathon in 1904 and finished the race in three hours 13 "taI@/sich zur ckziehenA lot of very talented sportspeople have to retire early due to injury.

10 Shape/SeIp/FormAccording to research, the family is changing ;p/SuppeI don t want to throw this chicken away, so I ll make a soup with ;/EintopfThe soup was so thick it was almost like a stew. sword/sO;d/SchwertThe Olympic officials examined the fencer s commentator/ti; "vi; "kQm@nteIt@/Fernsehkommentator(in)John McEnroe is now a highly respected and highly paid TV "h@Ulmi;l/Vollkorn-Everyone agrees that wholemeal bread is healthier than ENGLISH File intermediate German Wordlist Oxford University Press 2010 6 More Words in File 1abroad/@"brO;d/im / ins AuslandI d love to live abroad somewhere "&ksId@nt/UnfallThe accident happened when he reversed out of his drive too to/@"kO;dIN t@/lautAccording to scientists, the human shape is going to change within 100 @"dZVst/(sich) einstellenWhen I first moved to this country, I found it difficult to adjust to a new way of @d"mIt/zugebenIt is hard for many people to admit that they are @d"vA.