English Translation Example sentence Unit Lesson abseiling

English Translation Example sentence Unit Lessonabseiling (het) abseilen Liam has never tried abseiling before. Introduction IAbeach strand They're sitting on the beach. Introduction IA

beach volleyball beachvolleybalBeach volleyball has become quite popular in recent years.

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bike fiets Hasan's just learnt to ride a bike. Introduction IAbike ride fietstocht Shall we go for a bike ride this afternoon? Introduction IAboard games bordspellen She doesn't like playing board games. Introduction IAboat boot They reached the cave by boat. Introduction IA

boat trip boottochtThe boat trip wasn't very enjoyable because the sea was rough.

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car auto Where can I park the car? Introduction IAcards kaarten I never win at cards! Introduction IAcastle kasteel My parents visited Edinburgh castle last summer. Introduction IA

cathedral kathedraalNotre Dame cathedral is one of the main tourist attractions in Paris.

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church kerkThis is one of the most famous Gothic churches in the country.

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cycling (het) fietsen We go cycling most weekends. Introduction IAeat out buitenshuis eten Would you like to eat out tonight? Introduction IAexcursion uitstapje My cousins went on an excursion to the seaside. Introduction IA

harbour havenWe should arrive at the harbour in the early morning

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hire huren They hired a bike and cycled all around the lake. Introduction IAkayak kajak He doesn't want to hire a kayak today. Introduction IAkayaking (het) kajakken I'm going to go kayaking in Wales. Introduction IA

Dutch wordlist I N T E R M E D I A T E

market marktThere's an interesting antiques market in this part of the city.

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monument monumentRome boasts some of the most ancient monuments in Europe.

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mosque moskee In Istanbul you can visit some beautiful mosques. Introduction IA

mountain biking (het) mountainbikenShe's tried mountain biking before but she doesn't like it.

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national park nationaal park National parks are vital to preserve biodiversity. Introduction IAold town oude stad The old town is very picturesque. Introduction IA

opera house operagebouwLast month my parents went to the opera house for the first time to watch Puccini's 'Turandot'.

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palace paleis Did you visit Buckingham Palace? Introduction IArestaurant restaurant We ate at the Chinese restaurant yesterday. Introduction IA

ruins ruïnesThe ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii are impressive.

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shopping district winkelcentrum This shopping district is fantastic! Introduction IAsouvenir souvenir I brought back a menu as a souvenir of my trip. Introduction IA

square pleinSt Mark's square in Venice is often crowded with tourists.

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statue standbeeldThe Statue of Liberty in New York is among the most iconic monuments in the world.

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sunbathe zonnebaden You should always put suncream on when you sunbathe.Introduction IAswimming (het) zwemmen The children went swimming on Saturday. Introduction IAtheatre theater How often do you go to the theatre? Introduction IA

theme park pretparkAs a birthday surprise, Mike's parents took him to the theme park at the seaside.

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tower torenThe tower was rebuilt following a major earthquake.

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visit bezoeken She's going to visit her son in hospital. Introduction IA

wildlife park wildparkThey didn't go to the wildlife park because it was raining.

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basketball basketbal We play basketball three times a week. Introduction IB

believe geloven I don't believe you! Introduction IBbelong (thuis)horen Who does this pen belong to? Introduction IB

café eethuisjeShall we meet at the café for a coffee and some cake?

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forget vergeten I've forgotten her telephone number. Introduction IBhate haten I hate grapefruit. Introduction IBknow weten I don't know much about sport. Introduction IBlike leuk vinden He's nice. I like him a lot. Introduction IBlove dol zijn op She loves her children. Introduction IBmean bedoelen What does this word mean? Introduction IBmind bezwaren hebben (tegen) I don't mind what you do – it's your decision. Introduction IBneed nodig hebben All living things need water. Introduction IBprefer de voorkeur geven Would you prefer tea or coffee? Introduction IBremember (zich) herinneren Did you remember the camera? Introduction IBshopping (het) boodschappen doen I'm going shopping with my friends today. Introduction IBskateboarding (het) skateboarden We don't go skateboarding on Fridays. Introduction IB

table tennis tafeltennisThey're going to play table tennis with their friends tomorrow.

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understand begrijpen Do you understand what I'm asking you? Introduction IB

video games videospelletjesSome people spend too much time playing video games.

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walk lopen We went for a walk in the country. Introduction IBwant willen He wants a new bike. Introduction IBanxious angstig I'm anxious about my exams. Introduction ICashamed beschaamd She was ashamed of her old clothes. Introduction ICbored verveeld I'm bored with eating the same thing every day. Introduction IC

confused verwardWhen he regained consciousness he was dazed and confused.

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cross boosI was really cross with her for leaving me with all the work.

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delighted verrukt She was delighted at getting the job. Introduction ICdisappointed teleurgesteld We were disappointed with our hotel. Introduction IC

dishonest oneerlijk Beware of dishonest traders in tourist areas. Introduction IC

disloyal ontrouwYou were disloyal to your friends when you repeated the conversation to Peter.

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disorganised ongeorganiseerd Lucy is very disorganised. Introduction ICembarrassed in verlegenheid gebracht He's embarrassed about his height. Introduction ICenvious jaloers She was envious of her sister's success. Introduction ICexcited opgewonden Are you getting excited about your holiday? Introduction IC

flexible flexibelHe's very flexible so he gets on well with his colleagues.

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frightened bang When I was young I was frightened of spiders. Introduction IChard-working hardwerkend Mark is the most hard-working person I know. Introduction IChonest eerlijk Just be honest – do you like this skirt or not? Introduction ICimpatient ongeduldig The passengers are getting impatient at the delay. Introduction ICinflexible onbuigzaam He has a very inflexible attitude to change. Introduction ICinsensitive ongevoelig Some reporters are very insensitive. Introduction IC

kind vriendelijkEveryone was very kind to us during our trip to Thailand.

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loyal loyaal He's always been a loyal friend to her. Introduction ICorganised georganiseerd We need an organised person for this job. Introduction IC

outgoing extravertMy grandmother is outgoing and has got a lot of friends.

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patient geduldig He's very patient with young children. Introduction ICproud trots They are very proud of their new house. Introduction ICreliable betrouwbaar He isn't very reliable – we can't offer him the job. Introduction ICrelieved opgelucht I'm relieved that you aren't hurt. Introduction IC

sensitive gevoeligShe always tries to be sensitive to other people's feelings.

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shocked geschokt We were shocked by his death. Introduction ICshy verlegen She's very shy with strangers. Introduction ICsuspicious wantrouwig, achterdochtigWe became suspicious of his behaviour. Introduction ICterrified doodsbang I'm absolutely terrified of snakes. Introduction ICunkind onaardig She was unkind to her little brother so he cried. Introduction IC

unreliable onbetrouwbaar He's totally unreliable. Introduction ICupset ontdaan She was looking very upset about something. Introduction ICadult volwassene This film is suitable for both adults and children. Unit 1 Generations 1Abe born geboren worden I'm going to give up work after the baby is born. Unit 1 Generations 1A

be brought up opgevoed wordenAfter her parents were killed the child was brought up by her uncle.

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career carrière Sarah is considering a career in engineering. Unit 1 Generations 1Acentenarian honderdjarige More women are centenarians than men. Unit 1 Generations 1Adivorced gescheiden My parents got divorced when I was three. Unit 1 Generations 1A

drive rijdenMy grandfather learned to drive when he was 70 years old.


elderly op leeftijd The elderly need special care in the winter. Unit 1 Generations 1A

emigrate emigrerenThey emigrated from Ireland to Australia twenty years ago.


engaged verloofd We've just got engaged. Unit 1 Generations 1A

fall in love verliefd wordenThey fell in love and got married after only a few months.


family familie We are planning to start a family next year. Unit 1 Generations 1Agrandparent grootouder They became grandparents in their fifties. Unit 1 Generations 1Agrow up opgroeien She grew up in Spain. Unit 1 Generations 1Ain your teens in je tienerjaren My cousin is in her late teens. Unit 1 Generations 1A

in your twenties in je twintiger jarenHis brother moved to Australia when he was in his twenties.


infant jong kind Mrs Davies teaches infants. Unit 1 Generations 1Ainherit erven I inherited quite a lot of money from my mother. Unit 1 Generations 1Ajob baan She got a job as a waitress. Unit 1 Generations 1Amarried getrouwd They're planning to get married in summer. Unit 1 Generations 1Amiddle-aged van middelbare leeftijd He's an attractive middle-aged man. Unit 1 Generations 1A

pass away stervenI'm very sad because my grandfather passed away yesterday.


retire met pensioen gaan She retired from the company at the age of 60. Unit 1 Generations 1A

settle down zich vestigenShe had a number of jobs abroad before she eventually settled down.


split up uit elkaar gaan He's split up with his girlfriend. Unit 1 Generations 1A

toddler peuterToddlers are usually very curious and want to explore the world around them.


university universiteit Which university did you go to? Unit 1 Generations 1Aaccusing verwijtend, beschuldigend He gave me an accusing look. Unit 1 Generations 1Caggressive agressief Some people get aggressive after drinking alcohol. Unit 1 Generations 1Carrogant arrogant I can't stand their arrogant attitude. Unit 1 Generations 1Cbitter verbitterd She was very bitter about not getting the job. Unit 1 Generations 1Ccalm kalm She spoke in a calm voice. Unit 1 Generations 1Ccomplimentary complimenteus He was complimentary about her work. Unit 1 Generations 1Centhusiastic enthousiast The kids are very enthusiastic about sport. Unit 1 Generations 1C

grateful dankbaarWe are very grateful to you for all the help you have given us.

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miserable ellendig Oh dear, you look miserable. What's wrong? Unit 1 Generations 1Cnostalgic nostalgisch John is feeling nostalgic about his university days. Unit 1 Generations 1C

optimistic optimistischHe's optimistic and always thinks the best of other people.


pessimistic pessimistischWhy are you so pessimistic? Try to be more positive.


sarcastic sarcastisch He's always making sarcastic comments. Unit 1 Generations 1C

sympathetic sympathiek When Suki was ill, everyone was very sympathetic. Unit 1 Generations 1C

urgent dringend The tone of Paula's voice was urgent. Unit 1 Generations 1C

catch up with bijpraten metIt was lovely catching up with my old school friend David yesterday.

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fit in with goed aangepast zijn aanThe new girl found it difficult to fit in with the other children at school.


get away weghalen The thieves got away in a stolen car. Unit 1 Generations 1Eget away with ermee wegkomen He lied, but he got away with it. Unit 1 Generations 1Eget on with kunnen opschieten met Do you get on well with your colleagues? Unit 1 Generations 1E

get up opstaan He got up to let an elderly woman sit down. Unit 1 Generations 1Eget up to doen I wonder what the children are getting up to? Unit 1 Generations 1E

go back teruggaanIt's a wonderful city and I'd like to go back there one day.


go back on terugkomen opI promised to help them and I can't go back on my word.


go in binnengaan The sun's going in – I think it's going to rain soon. Unit 1 Generations 1Ego in for zich bezighouden met They went in for the poetry competition. Unit 1 Generations 1E

go through with doorgaan metDo you think she'll go through with her threat to leave him?


live up to nalevenChildren sometimes find it hard to live up to their parents' expectations.


look up opzoeken She looked up and smiled. Unit 1 Generations 1Elook up to opkijken naar I look up to my maths teacher. Unit 1 Generations 1Emake up verzinnen Steve made up and excuse and left the party. Unit 1 Generations 1E

make up for compenseren Her enthusiasm makes up for her lack of experience. Unit 1 Generations 1E

put up with verdragen I don't know how they put up with this noise. Unit 1 Generations 1Erun out of opraken We've run out of coffee. Unit 1 Generations 1Esign up for zich inschrijven voor I've signed up for evening classes. Unit 1 Generations 1E

walk out on in de steek latenHe walked out on his wife and children after 15 years of marriage.


adolescence adolescentie Adolescence can be a difficult time. Unit 1 Generations 1Fadolescent puber We've got an adolescent daughter. Unit 1 Generations 1Fconcern zorg My main concern is that we'll run out of money. Unit 1 Generations 1F

concerned bezorgdIf you are concerned about your baby's health you should consult a doctor immediately.

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critical kritisch You're always so critical! Unit 1 Generations 1Fcriticism kritiek He doesn't accept any criticism. Unit 1 Generations 1F

dependence afhankelijkheidThe country wants to reduce its dependence on imported oil.


dependent afhankelijk Do you have any dependent children? Unit 1 Generations 1F

distrust wantrouwenThere was major distrust between them so they couldn't reach an agreement.


distrustful wantrouwendHis girlfriend left him and he became distrustful of women.


emotion emotie His voice was filled with emotion. Unit 1 Generations 1Femotional emotioneel Kelly gave an emotional speech. Unit 1 Generations 1Ffree gratis A free press is essential in a democratic society. Unit 1 Generations 1F

freedom vrijheid You have the freedom to come and go as you please. Unit 1 Generations 1F

ideal ideaal She's the ideal candidate for the job. Unit 1 Generations 1Fimpatience ongeduld Her impatience is making me anxious. Unit 1 Generations 1F

irritated geërgerdThey were extremely irritated by his careless approach.


irritation irritatie The flies were an irritation during our picnic. Unit 1 Generations 1Fprivacy privacy There is not much privacy in large hospital wards. Unit 1 Generations 1Fprivate privé He's a very private person. Unit 1 Generations 1Fsafe veilig She didn't feel safe in the house on her own. Unit 1 Generations 1Fsafety veiligheid In the interest of safety, smoking is forbidden. Unit 1 Generations 1Fbake bakken I could smell the bread baking in the oven. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Aballroom dancing (het) ballroomdansen He's a ballroom dancing champion. Unit 2 Leisure time 2ABMXing BMX'en Why don't we go BMXing this afternoon? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Abowling bowling She went bowling with her school friends. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Acamping camping Camping is cheaper than staying in hotels. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Achess schaakspel Can you play chess? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Acollect verzamelen He used to collect stamps. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Adrama drama He loves drama, especially Harold Pinter's plays. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Adraw tekenen I'm good at painting but I can't draw. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Agymnastics (het) turnen She won a gold medal in gymnastics. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Ahang out chillen, samenkomen The local kids hang out at the park. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Ahorse riding (het) paardrijden Kate goes horse riding every weekend. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Aice hockey ijshockey He can't play ice hockey today because he's ill. Unit 2 Leisure time 2A

ice skating schaatsenI think ice skating is one of the most spectacular sports.

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martial arts martial arts Martial arts are her passion. Unit 2 Leisure time 2A

musical instrument muziekinstrumentPlaying a musical instrument is an interesting hobby.


rollerblading skaten My colleagues go rollerblading every Saturday. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Arunning (het) rennen How often do you go running? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Asocial media sociale media Robert doesn't use social media very often. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Atext een sms versturen aan I texted him to say we were home. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Avideo blog videobloggen She always video blogs when she's on holiday. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Avolleyball volleybal You're very good at volleyball. Unit 2 Leisure time 2A

weights gewichtenThey didn't do any weights because they were too tired.


pie pastei, taart This pie is delicious! Unit 2 Leisure time 2Cpudding pudding, What's for pudding today? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Csalad salade All main courses are served with salad. Unit 2 Leisure time 2C

sandwich sandwich, boterhamDo you want a cheese and tomato sandwich for lunch?

Unit 2 Leisure time 2C

soup soep The soup is too hot. Unit 2 Leisure time 2C

stew stoofpotHelen can't eat the beef stew because she's vegetarian.

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stir-fry roergebakken (gerecht) We had a stir-fry for dinner. Unit 2 Leisure time 2C25-metre van 25 meter A 25-metre path leads to the summer house. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E300-seat met 300 zitplaatsen They're going to build a 300-seat cinema. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eair-conditioned met airconditioning The restaurant is air-conditioned. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eall-weather kunstgras This all-weather football pitch is very modern. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eathletics track atletiekbaan The sprinters are running on the athletics track. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Ebasketball court basketbalveld She had an accident on the basketball court. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

bowling alley bowlingbaanThe complex contains a bowling alley, pool hall and indoor tennis court.

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boxing ring boksring He's training in the boxing ring. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Ebrightly lit helder verlicht The room was brightly lit. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

climbing wall klimwand I usually train on the climbing wall. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Edance studio dansstudio They made a lot of friends at the dance studio. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

eighteen-hole met 18 holesAn eighteen-hole golf course has just been opened on the outskirts of the town.


eight-lane achtbaansThe eight-lane bowling alley at the seaside resort attracts a lot of tourists.


football pitch voetbalveld The football pitch was invaded by cheering fans. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Efull-sized volledig There's a full-sized snooker table in that pub. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Egolf course golfbaan Have you ever been to the golf course? Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

high-speed snelThe plans for the high-speed railway service are controversial.


ice rink ijsbaan She met her boyfriend at the ice rink. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eopen-air openlucht- Open-air events are very popular in the summer. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

solar-heated verwarmd met zonne-energieThe solar-heated swimming pool is in the new sports centre.


soundproof geluiddicht This room is completely soundproof. Unit 2 Leisure time 2E

state-of-the-art ultramodernThe hospital has a state-of-the-art operating theatre.


swimming pool zwembadThe swimming pool will soon be closed for improvement works.


tennis court tennisbaan How often do you play on this tennis court? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eweights room fitnessruimte The weights room is busy at the moment. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Ewell-equipped goed uitgerust This is a very well-equipped gym. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Eacross over/ door ... (heen) There's a bank just across the road. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fall along erlangs Wild flowers grew all along the river bank. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fall over overal There was blood all over the place. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fbelow onder Do not write below this line. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fbeside naast Come and sit beside me. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fby bij, naast We stayed in a cottage by the sea. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Fart club kunstvereniging I go to art club on Wednesdays. Unit 2 Leisure time 2H

astronomy club astronomieclubWe're learning a lot of new things at astronomy club.

Unit 2 Leisure time 2H

baking club bakclub The baking club is great fun! Unit 2 Leisure time 2Hballroom dancing club ballroomdansclub I'd like to enrol in the ballroom dancing club. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Hcomputer club computerclub I'm not very keen on the computer club activities. Unit 2 Leisure time 2H

debating society discussieclubI feel more confident since joining the debating society.


drama society toneelverenigingThe drama society is staging a Shakespeare production.


film club filmclub Shall we go to the film club tomorrow? Unit 2 Leisure time 2Hfitness club fitnessclub There are some friendly people at the fitness club. Unit 2 Leisure time 2Hhandball club handbalclub The handball club is very good. Unit 2 Leisure time 2H

photography club fotografieclubThere's an exhibition by the photography club in the main hall.


school choir schoolkoorShe's going out with her friends from the school choir tonight.


school orchestra schoolorkestHe's been a member of the school orchestra for two years.


science club wetenschapsclubThe students do some exciting experiments at the science club.


ankle enkel The water only came up to my ankles. Unit 3 The human body 3A

antibiotics antibioticaSome bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics.

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bandage verband The nurse put a bandage on my hand. Unit 3 The human body 3A

bang your head je hoofd stotenBe careful not to bang your head on the ceiling. It's quite low.


blood bloed The heart pumps blood around the body. Unit 3 The human body 3Abottom achterste He fell over and landed on his bottom. Unit 3 The human body 3Abrain hersenen The scan showed damage to her brain. Unit 3 The human body 3Abreak a bone een bot breken Did he break his cheek bone in a car accident? Unit 3 The human body 3Abruise yourself (badly) jezelf (ernstig) bezeren She fell on the ice and bruised herself badly. Unit 3 The human body 3Aburn yourself jezelf branden If you get too close to the fire you'll burn yourself. Unit 3 The human body 3Acalf kuit I've strained a calf muscle. Unit 3 The human body 3Acheek wang Tears rolled down her cheeks. Unit 3 The human body 3A

chin kin He sat listening, his chin resting on his hand. Unit 3 The human body 3A

cream crèmeMy cat has just scratched me so I need an antiseptic cream.


cut yourself (badly) jezelf (ernstig) snijden Be careful not to cut yourself on that broken glass! Unit 3 The human body 3A

dressing verbandThe dressing on my knee will be removed tomorrow at the local hospital.


elbow elleboog She jabbed him with her elbow. Unit 3 The human body 3Aeyebrow wenkbrauw He's got thick eyebrows. Unit 3 The human body 3Aeyelid ooglid My right eyelid is hurting – I need to see a doctor. Unit 3 The human body 3Aforehead voorhoofd It's very hot and my forehead is sweaty. Unit 3 The human body 3A

have a (bad) nosebleed een (hevige) bloedneus hebbenYou're having a bad nosebleed – I'll take you to the hospital.


have a black eye een blauw oog hebben He had a black eye after being punched in a fight. Unit 3 The human body 3Aheart hart When you exercise your heart beats faster. Unit 3 The human body 3Aheel hiel These shoes rub against my heels. Unit 3 The human body 3Ahip heup He stood there angrily with his hands on his hips. Unit 3 The human body 3A

intestine darm Digestive problems often affect the intestine badly. Unit 3 The human body 3A

jaw kaak She broke her jaw when she fell. Unit 3 The human body 3Akidney nier My father suffers from kidney stones. Unit 3 The human body 3Alip lip Lips can swell up during an allergic reaction. Unit 3 The human body 3Alung long Smoking is one of the main causes of lung cancer. Unit 3 The human body 3Amedicine geneesmiddel Take this medicine three times a day. Unit 3 The human body 3A

muscle spierRiding a bicycle is good for developing the leg muscles.


nail nagel Don't bite your nails! Unit 3 The human body 3A

painkillers pijnstillersI have a terrible headache – I must buy some painkillers.


rib rib He's so thin that you can see his ribs. Unit 3 The human body 3A

scalp hoofdhuidMy scalp is dry after washing my hair with the new shampoo.


shin scheen Pat hurt her shin while she was playing football. Unit 3 The human body 3Ashoulder schouder I'm feeling a sharp pain in my shoulder. Unit 3 The human body 3A

skin huidPeople with a fair complexion usually have a very sensitive skin.


skull schedel She suffered from a fractured skull in the fall. Unit 3 The human body 3Aspine ruggengraad Osteoporosis often weakens the spine. Unit 3 The human body 3Asprain your wrist je pols verstuiken I've sprained my wrist – it's very painful! Unit 3 The human body 3Astomach maag He went to the doctor with stomach pains. Unit 3 The human body 3Athigh dij His thighs were lightly bruised. Unit 3 The human body 3Athroat keel I've got a sore throat. Unit 3 The human body 3Athumb duim She sucks her thumb. Unit 3 The human body 3Atoe teen Ouch! I've dropped the hammer on my big toe. Unit 3 The human body 3Atwist your ankle je enkel verstuiken He twisted his ankle when he was playing squash. Unit 3 The human body 3Awaist middel The trousers are too baggy round the waist. Unit 3 The human body 3Awrist pols She wore a silver bracelet on her wrist. Unit 3 The human body 3AX-ray röntgenfoto The X-ray showed that the bone was not broken. Unit 3 The human body 3Aafraid bang Are you afraid of dogs? Unit 3 The human body 3Eanger woede She was shaking with anger. Unit 3 The human body 3E

angry boos My parents will be angry with me if I get home late. Unit 3 The human body 3E

anxiety angst He was in a state of anxiety until he got the news. Unit 3 The human body 3Edepressed depressief He's been very depressed since he lost his job. Unit 3 The human body 3E

disgusted vol afkeerWe were disgusted at the standard of service we received.

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envy jaloezieIt was difficult for her to hide her envy of her friend's success.


happiness geluk We all wish to achieve happiness in our lives. Unit 3 The human body 3Ehappy gelukkig You look very happy today. Unit 3 The human body 3E

pride trotsJane's parents watched with pride as she went up to collect her prize.


sad verdrietig We are very sad to hear that you are leaving. Unit 3 The human body 3Esadness verdriet There was a deep sadness in her eyes. Unit 3 The human body 3E

shame schaamteHis actions have brought shame on his whole family.


surprise verrassing What a pleasant surprise to see you again! Unit 3 The human body 3E

surprised verrastI was very surprised to see Cara there. I thought she was still abroad.


exercise oefening Swimming is a good form of exercise. Unit 3 The human body 3Fexercise lichaamsoefeningen doen It is important to exercise regularly. Unit 3 The human body 3Fhard hard The first question in the exam was very hard. Unit 3 The human body 3Fhard hard He worked hard all his life. Unit 3 The human body 3Flevel niveau Pollution levels are very high in London. Unit 3 The human body 3F

level op een gelijk niveau brengen, waterpassenThe ground needs levelling before we lay the patio. Unit 3 The human body 3F

light licht Carry this bag – it's the lightest. Unit 3 The human body 3Flight licht Strong light is bad for your eyes. Unit 3 The human body 3Frecord vastleggen He recorded everything in his diary. Unit 3 The human body 3Frecord record Who holds the world record for high jump? Unit 3 The human body 3Frest rust I'm going upstairs to have a rest before we go out. Unit 3 The human body 3F

rest rustenWe've been walking for hours. Let's rest here for a while.

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show laten zienThis graph shows how prices have gone up in the last few years.


show voorstellingPaintings by local children will be on show at the town hall next week.


work werk When do you start work? Unit 3 The human body 3Fwork werken Doctors often work extremely long hours. Unit 3 The human body 3Fattic zolder She uses the attic as an office. Unit 4 Home 4Abalcony balkon The balcony has a lovely view of the garden. Unit 4 Home 4Abasement kelder The house we saw didn't have a basement. Unit 4 Home 4Abeautifully restored prachtig gerestaureerd This old building has been beautifully restored. Unit 4 Home 4Abungalow bungalow Chris lives in a pretty bungalow. Unit 4 Home 4Acellar kelder There aren't many bottles of wine left in the cellar. Unit 4 Home 4Acharming charmant What a charming little cottage! Unit 4 Home 4A

conservatory serre Fiona's reading a book in the conservatory. Unit 4 Home 4A

contemporary eigentijdsThey like the contemporary look of the flat so they're going to buy it.

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conveniently located welgelegen Our new house is small but conveniently located. Unit 4 Home 4Acosy knus The room looked cosy and inviting in the firelight. Unit 4 Home 4A

cramped benauwdThe flat was terribly cramped with so many of us living there.

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detached house vrijstaand huisThey moved to a detached house when their second child was born.

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dilapidated vervallenThe building is dilapidated – it will need a lot of work doing on it.

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drive oprit We keep our car on the drive. Unit 4 Home 4Aextension aanbouw They're building an extension on the house. Unit 4 Home 4A

farmhouse (boeren)hoeveMuch to my surprise, Cathy has just announced she has decided to move to a farmhouse in Wales.

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fence hek The fence was painted green. Unit 4 Home 4Aflat flat Do you rent your flat or have you bought it? Unit 4 Home 4Aflower bed bloemperk Let's remove the weeds from the flower bed. Unit 4 Home 4Agarage garage The house has a double garage. Unit 4 Home 4Agate poort Please keep the garden gate closed. Unit 4 Home 4A

hall halThere is a public telephone in the entrance hall of this building.

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hedge heg The hedge is losing a lot of leaves. Unit 4 Home 4Ahouseboat woonboot Houseboats in London are very expensive. Unit 4 Home 4Alanding overloop Is the dog sleeping on the landing? Unit 4 Home 4Alawn gazon His grandmother loves looking after the lawn. Unit 4 Home 4A

lively area levendige buurtThis is a lively area – I'm sure our children will like it.

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mansion herenhuisOnly very rich people can afford to live in a mansion.

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mobile home stacaravan Her mobile home is by the river. Unit 4 Home 4Apath pad The garden path is winding. Unit 4 Home 4A

pond vijver There are some goldfish in their garden pond. Unit 4 Home 4Apopular area populaire buurt That's s a popular area with young families. Unit 4 Home 4Aporch portaal Leave the muddy boots in the porch please. Unit 4 Home 4A

semi-detached house halfvrijstaand huisI thought semi-detached houses would be less expensive in this town.

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shutters rolluikenShe opened the shutters and the sunlight flooded in.

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sliding doors schuifdeurenGo through the sliding doors – the office is on the left.

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spacious ruimIt's a spacious flat: there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Unit 4 Home 4A

stairs trap She ran up the stairs. Unit 4 Home 4Asubstantial aanzienlijk The furniture was cheap and not very substantial. Unit 4 Home 4A

terraced house rijtjeshuisMy best friend lives in a terraced house with his girlfriend.

Unit 4 Home 4A

thatched cottage huisje met rieten dakThere are some pretty thatched cottages in the Oxfordshire countryside.

Unit 4 Home 4A

tiny piepklein The bedroom is tiny – I can't fit my desk in it. Unit 4 Home 4A

villa villaThey're going to rent a villa in Portugal for their summer holiday.

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picture afbeelding Have you got any pictures of your trip? Unit 4 Home 4Edining table eettafel The cutlery is on the dining table. Unit 4 Home 4Ffront door voordeur Somebody has just knocked on the front door. Unit 4 Home 4Fhousing estate woonwijk Martin grew up in a housing estate. Unit 4 Home 4F

rainwater regenwaterCollecting rainwater to use in the garden is environmentally friendly.

Unit 4 Home 4F

rubbish dump vuilnisbelt We took the old furniture to the rubbish dump. Unit 4 Home 4F

shipping container zeecontainerThe shipping container is now full and can be loaded onto the ship.

Unit 4 Home 4F

skyscraper wolkenkrabber Where's the tallest skyscraper in the world? Unit 4 Home 4Fsofa bed slaapbank You can sleep on the sofa bed. Unit 4 Home 4Fsolar panels zonnepanelen Solar panels are becoming very popular in China. Unit 4 Home 4F

studio flat studeer-slaapkamerHer uncle has just bought a studio flat in the centre of Barcelona.

Unit 4 Home 4F

bookcase boekenkast I like this bookcase. Unit 4 Home 4Gcurtains gordijnen Could you draw the curtains, please? Unit 4 Home 4Gcushion kussen The cushions have a colourful pattern. Unit 4 Home 4G

lamp lamp Our niece bought us a beautiful lamp for Christmas. Unit 4 Home 4G

microwave magnetronShe bought a new microwave at the shopping centre.

Unit 4 Home 4G

sofa bank The sofa isn't very comfortable. Unit 4 Home 4Gchest of drawers ladekast Gemma bought an expensive chest of drawers at the antiques shop.Unit 4 Home 4REVIEWarmchair leunstoel This armchair belonged to my grandparents. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERblinds jaloezieën Paula is going to buy some new blinds on Friday. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERcarpet tapijt The children's toys are on the carpet. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERdesk bureau The students put their books on their desks. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERfireplace open haard This fireplace dates back to the Victorian age. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERrug tapijt This rug reminds me of my holiday in Morocco. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDERwardrobe kleerkast Your wardrobe is full of designer clothes. Unit 4 Home 4VOCABULARY BUILDER

cupboard kastI can't find the plates in the kitchen cupboard. Where are they?

Unit 4 Home Exams Skills Trainer 2

coffee table salontafel The newspaper isn’t on the coffee table. Where did you put it?Unit 4 Home 4Ghouseplant kamerplant Jo forgot to water the houseplants yesterday. Unit 4 Home 4Gmirror spiegel The mirror isn’t in the bedroom. It’s in the hall. Unit 4 Home 4G

account accountShe can't remember the password for her email account.

Unit 5 Technology 5A

app app I've got an English dictionary app on my phone. Unit 5 Technology 5Abutton knop Double click the right mouse button. Unit 5 Technology 5Aclick on klikken op To open a file, click on the menu. Unit 5 Technology 5A

comment zijn mening gevenI sometimes comment on famous people's Instagram pictures.


copy kopiëren It is illegal to copy the material from this website. Unit 5 Technology 5A

create aanmakenI need to create a document. Could you teach me how to do it?


delete verwijderenOh no! Ian has just deleted all the wedding photos by mistake.


double click on dubbelklikken op Double click on the folder if you want to open it. Unit 5 Technology 5Aenter invoeren Enter your password and press return. Unit 5 Technology 5A

file bestandThe file was very important so he made a copy on his memory stick.


folder map This folder is full. You should delete some files. Unit 5 Technology 5Afollow volgen Stephen follows a lot of footballers on Twitter. Unit 5 Technology 5Aforward doorsturen I'm forwarding this email to my manager. Unit 5 Technology 5Ainstall installeren She's just installed the latest version of the app. Unit 5 Technology 5A

link linkTo visit similar websites to this one, click on the links at the bottom of the page.


log on inloggen You can't log on yet. You have to wait a little longer. Unit 5 Technology 5A

page pagina This page is useful. I'll save it. Unit 5 Technology 5Apassword wachtwoord Please enter your password. Unit 5 Technology 5Apaste plakken This function allows you to cut and paste text. Unit 5 Technology 5Aprint printen Are you going to print the document? Unit 5 Technology 5A

profile profielYou should be careful what you put on your Facebook profile.


program programmeren This program is user-friendly. Unit 5 Technology 5Arate waarderen Would you like to rate this game? Unit 5 Technology 5A

recycle bin prullenbakThe recycle bin is empty. I wonder where all the deleted files are!


reset resetten I can't reset my password. Can you help me please? Unit 5 Technology 5A

save bewaren Remember to save the file before you close it. Unit 5 Technology 5A

scroll up / down omhoog/omlaag scrollenIf you scroll up, you should see the title of the online article.Scroll down to the bottom of the page.


search zoeken Searching online is a quick way to find information. Unit 5 Technology 5A

set up aanmaken I don't want to set up another email account. Unit 5 Technology 5A

social networking site sociaalnetwerksite My grandparents never use social networking sites. Unit 5 Technology 5A

subscribe zich abonnerenMy parents don't want me to subscribe to this channel.


trash rotzooiIs the document you deleted in the trash folder, perhaps?


update updaten Have you updated your Facebook profile yet? Unit 5 Technology 5Aupload uploaden Sorry, I forgot to upload the files! Unit 5 Technology 5Ausername gebruikersnaam What's your username for your Twitter account? Unit 5 Technology 5Aa few een paar I'll meet you later. I've got a few things to do first. Unit 5 Technology 5Ba little een beetje I like a little sugar in my tea. Unit 5 Technology 5Ball alle All my children can swim. Unit 5 Technology 5Bany enig(e), welk(e) ... ook We didn't have any lunch. Unit 5 Technology 5Bboth beide Both women were French. Unit 5 Technology 5Beach elk(e) Each lesson lasts an hour. Unit 5 Technology 5Bevery elk(e) She knows every student in the school. Unit 5 Technology 5Bfew weinig Few people live to be 100. Unit 5 Technology 5Blittle weinig They have very little money. Unit 5 Technology 5Bmany veel Have you made many friends at school yet? Unit 5 Technology 5Bno geen I have no time to talk now. Unit 5 Technology 5Bsome wat, sommige We need some butter and some potatoes. Unit 5 Technology 5BBluetooth headset Bluetooth koptelefoon He bought a new Bluetooth headset. Unit 5 Technology 5CBluetooth speaker Bluetoothspeaker This Bluetooth speaker is faulty. Unit 5 Technology 5Ccamcorder (video)camerarecorder My camcorder has been stolen. Unit 5 Technology 5Cdigital radio digitale radio I bought a digital radio for my grandfather. Unit 5 Technology 5Cgames console spelconsole Where's the games console? I can't find it. Unit 5 Technology 5C

memory stick geheugenstickIt's important that you back up your files on a memory stick.

Unit 5 Technology 5C

MP3 player MP3-speler We always listen to music on our MP3 player. Unit 5 Technology 5C

satnav satellietnavigatie All our company's drivers have satnav. Unit 5 Technology 5Csmartphone smartphone You can play games on your smartphone. Unit 5 Technology 5Csmartwatch slim horloge Your brother's smartwatch is really cool! Unit 5 Technology 5Ctablet tablet-pc Why are you always checking your tablet? Unit 5 Technology 5Cbreak a code een code ontcijferen They managed to break the enemy code. Unit 5 Technology 5F

come up with an answer met een antwoord komenScientists hope they'll come up with an answer to curing cancer.

Unit 5 Technology 5F

enter a competition deelnemen aan een wedstrijdThey're going to enter the cooking competition. Unit 5 Technology 5Fexchange messages berichten uitwisselen We've exchanged messages all day. Unit 5 Technology 5F

have a conversation een gesprek hebbenI had a long conversation with her about her plans for the future.


pass a test slagen voor een toets We passed our spelling test on Friday. Unit 5 Technology 5F

search a website een website zoekenHe searched the newspaper website but he couldn't find the article.


win a prize een prijs winnen She won first prize in the competition. Unit 5 Technology 5Fart kunst She isn't very good at art. Unit 5 Technology 5Gdesign and technology design en technologie Design and technology is my favourite subject. Unit 5 Technology 5GEnglish Engels He took a degree in English three years ago. Unit 5 Technology 5Ggeography aardrijkskunde Geography is boring! Unit 5 Technology 5Ghistory geschiedenis That history textbook isn't very interesting. Unit 5 Technology 5G

I.C.T. (computing) ICT (het werken met computers)What we learn in I.C.T. lessons is very useful in everyday life.

Unit 5 Technology 5G

maths wiskunde We can't understand maths – it's too difficult! Unit 5 Technology 5Gmusic muziek Our music teacher is very creative. Unit 5 Technology 5GP.E. (physical education) gym Our P.E. lesson is at 10 o'clock. Unit 5 Technology 5GR.E. (religious education) godsdienst We don't have R.E. on Mondays. Unit 5 Technology 5Gscience natuurwetenschappen She did very well in the science test. Unit 5 Technology 5G

video clip videoclipThis video clip has received hundreds of thousands of likes.

Unit 5 Technology 5REVIEW

word processor tekstverwerker Word processors have replaced typewriters in offices all around the world.Unit 5 Technology 5F

ambition ambitieHe finally achieved his ambition of becoming a doctor.

Unit 6 High flyers 6A

ambitious ambitieus I'm not particularly ambitious – I'm content with my life the way it is.


be good at communicating goed zijn in communicerenHe's good at communicating – I think he'd make an excellent teacher.


cheerful vrolijk Caroline is always very cheerful. Unit 6 High flyers 6Acheerfulness plezier He lost his cheerfulness after his wife's death. Unit 6 High flyers 6Acreative creatief She's a fantastic designer – she's so creative. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

creativity creativiteitWe want teaching that encourages children's creativity.


enthusiasm enthousiasme Jan showed great enthusiasm for the new project. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aflexibility flexibiliteit You really should show more flexibility. Unit 6 High flyers 6Agenerosity vrijgevigheid Generosity is a great quality. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

generous vrijgevigMy grandparents are the most generous people I know.


have a good sense of humour

een goed gevoel voor humor hebbenI like people who have a good sense of humour. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

have lots of / no common sense

veel / geen gezond verstand hebbenHe has no common sense. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

have lots of energy veel energie hebben My neighbour's dog always has lots of energy. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

have organisational skills organisatietalent hebbenIf you have good organisational skills, you're the right candidate for this job.


have physical courage fysieke moed hebbenHe doesn't have much physical courage but he's good at challenging authority.


honesty eerlijkheid Honesty is essential in any relationship. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aidealism idealisme Young people are usually full of idealism. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aidealistic idealistisch You're too idealistic! Unit 6 High flyers 6Aintelligence intelligentie Barbara has a higher than normal intelligence. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aintelligent intelligent All their children are very intelligent. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

lack self-confidence gebrek aan zelfvertrouwen hebbenHer lack of self-confidence will not be of much help.


loyalty trouwThe loyalty shown by some dogs towards their owners is touching.


mature volwassen Is she mature enough for such a responsibility? Unit 6 High flyers 6Amaturity volwassenheid He shows a lot of maturity for his age. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

modest bescheidenShe got the best results in the exam but she was too modest to tell anyone.


modesty bescheidenheid I admire his modesty. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

optimism optimismeThere is considerable optimism that the economy will improve.


patience geduldI've got no patience with people who don't even try.


pessimism pessimisme A sense of pessimism pervades all of his poems. Unit 6 High flyers 6Apunctual stipt It is important to be punctual for your classes. Unit 6 High flyers 6Apunctuality stiptheid Japanese trains are famous for their punctuality. Unit 6 High flyers 6Arealism realisme A dose of realism is needed in most situations. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

realistic realistischWe have to be realistic about our chances of winning.


self-confidence zelfvertrouwenMany women lack the self-confidence to apply for senior jobs.


self-confident zelfverzekerdHis self-confident attitude is beginning to irritate me.


serious serieusHe's terribly serious. I don't think I've ever seen him laugh.


seriousness ernstI'm not sure Martha understands the seriousness of the situation.


show lots of initiative veel initiatief tonen He showed lots of initiative in this test. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

shyness verlegenheidHe didn't overcome his shyness till he had left school.


sociability vriendelijkheid, gezelligheidSociability is vital to establish friendly relationships.


sociable vriendelijk He's very sociable and everybody likes him. Unit 6 High flyers 6Astubborn koppig She's too stubborn to admit that she's wrong. Unit 6 High flyers 6Astubbornness koppigheid His stubbornness lost him several friends. Unit 6 High flyers 6A

sympathy sympathieEveryone feels great sympathy for the victims of the attack.


thoughtful attentIt was very thoughtful of you to send her some flowers.


thoughtfulness zorgzaamheid The little boy's thoughtfulness was very moving. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aask somebody out iemand mee uit vragen Harry's too shy to ask her out. Unit 6 High flyers 6E

bring something up iets ter sprake brengen I intend to bring the matter up at the next meeting. Unit 6 High flyers 6E

call something off iets afzeggenThe football match was called off because of the bad weather.

Unit 6 High flyers 6E

come across something iets tegenkomen I came across this book in a second-hand shop. Unit 6 High flyers 6Ecount on somebody op iemand rekenen Can I count on you to help me tonight? Unit 6 High flyers 6Egive something up iets opzeggen You should give up smoking. Unit 6 High flyers 6Ehold somebody up iemand laten wachten He started talking and held me up. Unit 6 High flyers 6Etake after somebody op iemand lijken My brother takes after my father. Unit 6 High flyers 6Eturn into something in iets veranderen These caterpillars will turn into butterflies. Unit 6 High flyers 6E

appeal to somebody iemand aansprekenThe idea of living in the country doesn't appeal to me at all.

Unit 6 High flyers 6F

arrest somebody (for something)

iemand (ergens voor) arresterenThe man was arrested for carrying a weapon. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

complain about something ergens over klagen People are always complaining about the weather. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

employ somebody as something

iemand in dienst nemen He is employed as a lorry driver. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

respond to something / somebody

op iets / iemand reageren He responded to my question with a nod. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

search for something naar iets zoeken She was searching for the right words to say. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

sit at something ergens aan zitten Stop sitting at your computer and come for a walk! Unit 6 High flyers 6F

work for something / somebody

voor iets / iemand werken She's working for a large firm in Glasgow. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

worry about something je ergens zorgen over makenThere's nothing to worry about. Unit 6 High flyers 6F

good humour opgewektheid They took the joke in good humour. Unit 6 High flyers 6Aact acteren I acted in a play at school. Unit 7 Artists 7Aactor acteur He's one of the country's leading actors. Unit 7 Artists 7A

appear in te zien zijn in My cousin appeared in a West End play last winter. Unit 7 Artists 7A

cartoon tekenfilm The quality of this cartoon is exceptional. Unit 7 Artists 7Acarve beeldhouwen The statue is carved out of marble. Unit 7 Artists 7A

choreographer choreograafShe's one of the most original choreographers in Broadway.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

classical music klassieke muziek I prefer classical music to pop. Unit 7 Artists 7Acompose componeren Mozart composed forty-one symphonies. Unit 7 Artists 7A

composer componistBeethoven is one of the most popular composers of all time.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

conduct dirigeren The concert was conducted by Sir Colin Davis. Unit 7 Artists 7A

conductor dirigentMore and more women are choosing to become conductors.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

create ontwerpen It's amazing what an imaginative artist can create. Unit 7 Artists 7Adance dans Dance requires a lot of discipline and dedication. Unit 7 Artists 7Adance dansen She danced beautifully in 'Swan Lake'. Unit 7 Artists 7A

dancer danser Did you meet the dancer in person after the show? Unit 7 Artists 7A

direct regisseren I'm going to direct a production of 'King Lear'. Unit 7 Artists 7A

director regisseurThat film director is notorious for being ill-tempered.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

drawing tekening She's good at drawing and painting. Unit 7 Artists 7A

mime mimeThe performance consisted of dance, music and mime.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

novel romanAgatha Christie's detective novels have sold millions of copies all around the world.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

novelist romanschrijver He'd like to become a novelist. Unit 7 Artists 7A

opera singer operazanger(es) I'm a fan of that opera singer – I think she's brilliant. Unit 7 Artists 7A

paint schilderen I'm painting a picture of some flowers. Unit 7 Artists 7A

painter schilderSome of the most famous painters had troubled personal lives.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

painting schilderij She took up painting after getting her degree. Unit 7 Artists 7A

perform optreden She is currently performing at the National Theatre. Unit 7 Artists 7A

play toneelstukWould you like to see a play while you're in London?

Unit 7 Artists 7A

play spelen Richard is going to play Romeo. Unit 7 Artists 7A

playwright toneelschrijverShakespeare is probably the most famous playwright of all time.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

poem gedichtHe wrote poems about the beauty of the countryside.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

poet dichter Who's your favourite poet? Unit 7 Artists 7A

pop singer popzanger(es)I had a huge crush on that pop singer when I was a teenager.

Unit 7 Artists 7A

sculptor beeldhouwer We recently saw the sculptor's latest exhibition. Unit 7 Artists 7Asculpture beeldhouwwerk Vincent found the sculpture awe-inspiring. Unit 7 Artists 7A

sing zingen She sang all her most popular songs at the concert. Unit 7 Artists 7A

write schrijven Tolstoy wrote 'War and Peace'. Unit 7 Artists 7A

anybody / anyone wie dan ookIs there anybody /anyone here who can speak Japanese?

Unit 7 Artists 7E

anything wat dan ookThere isn't anything interesting in the newspaper today.

Unit 7 Artists 7E

anywhere waar dan ook I can't find my keys anywhere. Unit 7 Artists 7Ebeat maat This type of music has a strong beat to it. Unit 7 Artists 7E

chorus refreinThe chorus of his latest song is very easy to remember.

Unit 7 Artists 7E

classical klassiek Classical ballet is quite popular in my country. Unit 7 Artists 7Ecountry and western country-and-western Country and western originated in the USA. Unit 7 Artists 7Eeverybody / everyone iedereen Is everybody /everyone here? Unit 7 Artists 7E

everything alles Sam lost everything in the fire. Unit 7 Artists 7Eeverywhere overal I've looked everywhere. Unit 7 Artists 7Efolk volksmuziek Do you like Irish folk? Unit 7 Artists 7Eharmony harmonie There are some beautiful harmonies in that music. Unit 7 Artists 7Elyrics songtekst I love that song but I can't remember the lyrics. Unit 7 Artists 7Emelody melodie This melody is very romantic. Unit 7 Artists 7Eno one / nobody niemand No one / nobody else was around. Unit 7 Artists 7Enothing niets There's nothing in this suitcase. Unit 7 Artists 7Enowhere nergens I'm afraid there's nowhere to stay in this village. Unit 7 Artists 7Erhythm ritme The rhythm of this music is contagious! Unit 7 Artists 7Esomebody / someone iemand There's somebody / someone at the door. Unit 7 Artists 7Esomething iets I've got something in my eye. Unit 7 Artists 7Esomewhere ergens I've seen your glasses somewhere downstairs. Unit 7 Artists 7Espeed snelheid They played the tune at a slow speed. Unit 7 Artists 7Etempo tempo I think the tempo of this song is too fast. Unit 7 Artists 7Etune melodie The children played us a tune on their recorders. Unit 7 Artists 7Everse couplet This song has five verses. Unit 7 Artists 7Ebench bank The sat on the park bench holding hands. Unit 7 Artists 7F

bicycle rack fietsenrekHe locked his bike to the bicycle rack in front of the hospital.

Unit 7 Artists 7F

flagpole vlaggenstok The flag was flown at half mast on the flagpole to honour the soldiers.Unit 7 Artists 7F

fountain fonteinThe fountain in the main square was restored last spring.

Unit 7 Artists 7F

lamp post lantaarnpaal There's a car parked by the lamp post. Unit 7 Artists 7F

pavement stoepThe council has finally decided to repair the pavement in the street where I live.

Unit 7 Artists 7F

phone box telefooncelPhone boxes are slowly disappearing in many European countries as a result of mobile phone technology.

Unit 7 Artists 7F

stop sign stopteken There's a stop sign at the end of the road. Unit 7 Artists 7Fart exhibition kunsttentoonstelling This art exhibition is rather controversial. Unit 7 Artists 7G

classical concert klassiek concertAndrea goes to a classical concert at least three times a year.

Unit 7 Artists 7G

magic show goochelshowThe children are going to have a great time at the magic show.

Unit 7 Artists 7G

open-air theatre openluchttheaterOpen-air theatrical productions are very atmospheric.

Unit 7 Artists 7G

piano recital pianoconcert His piano recital was fantastic! Unit 7 Artists 7GTV drama tv-drama This is the most gripping TV drama ever! Unit 7 Artists 7REVIEWbreak up uit elkaar gaan Can you repeat that please? You're breaking up. Unit 8 Messages 8Acall telefoontje Were there any calls for me while I was out? Unit 8 Messages 8A

call somebody back iemand terugbellenHe isn't in at the moment. Can you call him back please?

Unit 8 Messages 8A

contacts list contactenlijstI've just saved your office number to my contacts list.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

cut somebody off de verbinding met iemand verbrekenWe were cut off before I could give her my message. Unit 8 Messages 8A

data roaming dataroamingYour mobile phone contract includes 2GB of data roaming.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

disable uitzettenHe disabled the ringtone because he didn't want to be disturbed.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

enable mogelijk makenI've enabled the clock on my mobile and I've set the alarm at 6 a.m.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

get back to somebody iemand later terugbellenI'll get back to you on prices when I've got some more information.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

get through (to somebody) verbinding krijgen (met iemand)I couldn't get through to them because their phone was engaged all day.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

hang up ophangen He's just hung up on me. How rude of him! Unit 8 Messages 8A

loudspeaker luidsprekerI'll put you on loudspeaker so everyone in the room can hear you.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

pick up (the phone) (de telefoon) opnemenCould you pick up the phone please? It might be important.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

run out of something zonder iets komen te zittenOh no! I've just run out of credit and I can't call my parents.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

signal signaal I can't get a signal on my mobile phone here. Unit 8 Messages 8Aspeak up duidelijk spreken The line is very bad. Can you speak up please? Unit 8 Messages 8A

switch something off iets uitschakelen You must switch off your mobiles during the show. Unit 8 Messages 8A

top up opwaarderen I need to top up my phone. Unit 8 Messages 8A

voicemail voicemailHe left a message on her voicemail saying he wouldn't come to the party.

Unit 8 Messages 8A

accuse beschuldigen He accused her of cheating. Unit 8 Messages 8Eadmit toegeven She admitted having broken the computer. Unit 8 Messages 8Eadvise adviseren They advised us not to travel on a Friday. Unit 8 Messages 8Eagree het eens zijn/ worden They agreed to meet the following day. Unit 8 Messages 8E

apologise zich verontschuldigenYou'll have to apologise to your teacher for being late.

Unit 8 Messages 8E

ask vragen Can I ask you a question? Unit 8 Messages 8Ebeg smeken We begged him to lend us the money. Unit 8 Messages 8Eblame de schuld geven aan The teacher blamed me for the accident. Unit 8 Messages 8Edeny ontkennen She denied telling lies. Unit 8 Messages 8E

encourage aanmoedigenThe teacher encouraged her students to ask questions.

Unit 8 Messages 8E

insist (erop) aandringen Dan insisted on coming too. Unit 8 Messages 8Emention vermelden They never mentioned going to the museum. Unit 8 Messages 8Eoffer aanbieden My brother's offered to help me paint the house. Unit 8 Messages 8E

persuade overhalenIt was difficult to persuade Louise to change her mind.

Unit 8 Messages 8E

promise beloven She promised to phone every week. Unit 8 Messages 8Epropose voorstellen She proposed trying the new pizza restaurant. Unit 8 Messages 8Erefuse weigeren He refused to listen to what I was saying. Unit 8 Messages 8Eremind herinneren He reminded the children to wash their hands. Unit 8 Messages 8Esuggest suggereren Kate suggested going out for a walk. Unit 8 Messages 8Etell zeggen, vertellen He wrote to tell me that his mother had died. Unit 8 Messages 8E

thank bedanken I'll go and thank him for offering to help. Unit 8 Messages 8E

warn waarschuwenThe radio warned people against going out during the storm.

Unit 8 Messages 8E

wonder zich afvragen I wonder if you could help me. Unit 8 Messages 8Ebestseller list bestsellerlijst This bestseller list looks very interesting. Unit 8 Messages 8F

book contract boekcontractShe's just got her first book contract. She's over the moon!

Unit 8 Messages 8F

cell phone mobiele telefoonIn most countries it's illegal to drive while using a cell phone.

Unit 8 Messages 8F

comic book stripalbum The children want to buy a comic book. Unit 8 Messages 8F

high school middelbare schoolKaren is going to study medicine when she finishes high school.

Unit 8 Messages 8F

leisure time vrije tijd What do you do in your leisure time? Unit 8 Messages 8F

love story liefdesverhaalThe tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet has captured people's imagination for centuries.

Unit 8 Messages 8F

pen name pseudoniemThe 19th-century novelist Mary Ann Evans is better known by her pen name, George Eliot.

Unit 8 Messages 8F

pop culture popcultuur We're very much into pop culture. Unit 8 Messages 8F

TV series tv-serieThis new TV series is very original and thought-provoking.

Unit 8 Messages 8F

feedback feedback, terugkoppeling We like to get feedback from our customers. Unit 8 Messages 8?

aircraft luchtvaartuigThe aircraft will land at Heathrow in twenty minutes' time.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

airport vliegveld How long does it take to get to the airport by train? Unit 9 Journeys 9A

arrivals hall aankomsthal Paul's parents are waiting for us in the arrivals hall. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

buffet car restauratiewagen We bought our lunch from the buffet car. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

bus stop bushalte She got off the bus at the bus stop near the museum. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

cabin cabine Our cabin is too small so I'm going to complain. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

cable car kabelwagen I don’t like cable cars because I suffer from vertigo. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

car park parkeerterrein A new car park is being built next to the superstore. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

check-in desk incheckbalie Look – Chris is waiting for us at the check-in desk. Unit 9 Journeys 9Acoach bus It's cheaper to travel by coach than by train. Unit 9 Journeys 9Acoach bay busstandplaats The coach bay was empty when we arrived. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

coach station busstationWe will arrive at Oxford coach station in ten minutes.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

cruise ship cruiseschip The cruise ship they've chosen is luxurious. Unit 9 Journeys 9Adeck (scheeps)dek I'm going out on deck for some fresh air. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

departure gate vertrekgate Can all passengers please go to the departure gate. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

ferry veerbootAre you going to travel by ferry between the North and South Island in New Zealand or are you going to fly?

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

filling station tankstation I can't find a filling station in this town. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

hot-air balloon heteluchtballon Hot-air balloon rides are very popular in this resort. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

hovercraft hovercraft The hovercraft is quicker than the ferry. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

level crossing gelijkvloerse kruisingThe car didn't stop at the level crossing, almost causing a major accident with the oncoming train.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

lost property office afdeling gevonden voorwerpenCan you tell me where the lost property office is? Unit 9 Journeys 9Amotorbike motorfiets Simon comes to work on a motorbike. Unit 9 Journeys 9Aplatform perron Which platform does the train to York leave from? Unit 9 Journeys 9Aport haven The damaged ship reached the port safely. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

scooter scooterScooters are more environmentally-friendly than cars.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

service station benzinestationThe service station is closed between midnight and 6 a.m.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

sleeper slaaptrein We've booked the sleeper online. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

taxi rank taxistandplaats How many people are there waiting at the taxi rank? Unit 9 Journeys 9A

ticket barrier toegangsversperring He jumped over the ticket barrier. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

ticket office loketThere are queues at the ticket office during the rush hour.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

train station treinstationThe train station was evacuated because of a bomb scare.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

tram tram Why is the tram always late? Unit 9 Journeys 9A

underground metroThe London underground is usually referred to as "the Tube".

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

waiting room wachtkamerThe waiting room at the station was packed with people.

Unit 9 Journeys 9A

yacht jacht If they were rich, they would buy a yacht. Unit 9 Journeys 9A

B&B (bed and breakfast) B&B (logies met ontbijt)The B&B serves a full English breakfast between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.

Unit 9 Journeys 9G

campsite kampeerterrein The campsite at the seaside is very child-friendly. Unit 9 Journeys 9Gcaravan site caravanterrein This caravan site is quite expensive. Unit 9 Journeys 9G

fishing het vissen I don't like fishing at all. Unit 9 Journeys 9Ghiking het wandelen They went hiking in Wales for their holiday. Unit 9 Journeys 9G

holiday camp bungalowparkThe holiday camp is very close to the most beautiful mountain in the area.

Unit 9 Journeys 9G

horse riding paardrijden Kate goes horse riding every weekend. Unit 9 Journeys 9G

hostel jeugdherbergThe students didn't stay at the local hostel, they rented a campervan instead.

Unit 9 Journeys 9G

scuba diving scubaduikenSam did a lot of scuba diving during his holiday in Bali.

Unit 9 Journeys 9G

self-catering apartment appartement waar je zelf voor je eten moet zorgenWe're going to rent a self-catering apartment for our next holiday.

Unit 9 Journeys 9G

sightseeing bezienswaardigheden bekijkenWe did some sightseeing in Rome. Unit 9 Journeys 9Gskiing (het) skiën Zoe went skiing in the Swiss Alps at Christmas. Unit 9 Journeys 9G

break down kapotgaanAkram's car broke down on the way to work this morning.

Unit 9 Journeys 9C

clubbing stappen She goes clubbing every Saturday. Unit 9 Journeys 9G

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