anthem
→
die Hymne
/ˈhyːmnə/
nounA1
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antibacterial wipes
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die antibakterielle Tücher
/ˌantibaˈktɛʁi̯ɛlə ˈtyːçɐ/
nounB1
anticipate
→
erwarten
/ɛʁˈvaʁtən/
verbC1
anxious
→
ängstlich
/ˈɛŋstlɪç/
adjectiveA2
any
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irgendein
[ˈɪʁgəndaɪn]
determinerA2
any chance of rain?
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Regnet es vielleicht?
/ˈʁɛɡnət ɛs ˈviːlˌlaɪ̯çt/
phraseA2
anybody
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jemand
/ˈjeːmant/
pronounA2
anymore
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nicht mehr
/ˈnɪçt meːɐ̯/
adverbA2
anyone
→
jemand
/ˈjeːmant/
pronounA2
anything
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irgendetwas
/ˈɪʁɡəntɛtvas/
pronounA1
anyway
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jedenfalls
/ˈjeːdənfalts/
adverbA2
anywhere
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irgendwo
/ˈiʁɡəndvoː/
adverbA2
apart
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getrennt
/ɡəˈtʁɛnt/
adverbB1
apartment
→
die Wohnung
[ˈvoːnʊŋ]
nounA1
apparent
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offensichtlich
/ɔfənˈzɪçtlɪç/
adjectiveB2
apparently
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anscheinend
/ˈanʃaɪ̯nənt/
adverbB1
appeal
→
die Anziehungskraft
/ˈanˌtsyːŋskʁaft/
nounB2
appear
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erscheinen
/ɛɐ̯ˈʃaɪ̯nən/
verbA1
appears
→
erscheinen
/ɛɐ̯ˈʃiːnən/
verbA2
appoint
→
ernennen
/ɛɐ̯ˈnɛnən/
verbB2
appointment
→
der Termin
/ˈtɛrmiːn/
nounA2
approach
→
sich nähern
[zɪç ˈnɛːɐ̯n]
verbB1
approximately
→
ungefähr
/ʊnˈɡeːfɛːɐ̯/
adverbA2
apps
→
die Apps
/ˈæps/
nounA2
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