bargain clothes

Unit 4: Shopping
Unit 4: Shopping
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loyalty card
to apologize (for)
chain store
department store
[1l094lti k2.d]
[41pql4d7a9z]
[1tSe9n st0.]
[d91p2.tm4nt st0.]
Kundenkarte, Treuekarte
sich entschuldigen (für)
Filiale (einer Kaufhauskette)
Kaufhaus, Warenhaus
shopping centre
mall
[1Sqp9N sent4]
[m0.l]
mail order
[!me9l 10.d4]
Einkaufszentrum
Einkaufszentrum, (Einkaufs)Passage
Versandhandel
teleshopping
[1teliSqp9N]
shopper
goods
service
specialist shop
[1Sqp4]
[g8dz]
[1s3.v9s]
[1speS4l9st Sqp]
Teleshopping, Ferneinkaufen (mit
Präsentation im Fernsehen)
(Ein-)KäuferIn
Güter, Ware(n)
Dienst(leistung)
Fachgeschäft
baker’s
chemist’s
stationer’s
doctor’s
post office
[1be9k4z]
[1kem9sts]
[1ste9Sn4z]
[1dqkt4z]
[1p48st qf9s]
Bäcker(ei)
Drogerie, Apotheke
Schreibwarengeschäft
Arztpraxis
Postamt
item
suncream
[1a9t4m]
[1scnkri.m]
Artikel, Gegenstand
Sonnencreme
biro
carrot
newspaper
wrapping paper
writing paper
[1ba9r48]
[1kär4t]
[1nju.zpe9p4]
[1räp9N pe9p4]
[1ra9t9N pe9p4]
Kugelschreiber
Karotte
(Tages-)Zeitung
Geschenkpapier
Briefpapier
paperback
fruit juice
chicken
(bread) roll
underlined
necessary
sale
over there
just a minute
[1pe9p4bäk]
[1fru.t d7u.s]
[1tS9k9n]
[!bred 1r48l]
[!cnd41la9nd]
[1nes4s4ri]
[se9l]
[!48v4 1De4]
[!d7cst 4 1m9n9t]
Taschenbuch
Fruchtsaft
Huhn, Hühnerfleisch, Hendl
Weckerl, Semmel, Gebäck
unterstrichen
notwendig, erforderlich
Schlussverkauf
da drüben, dort (drüben)
einen Moment
Here you are.
blouse
boot
fleece
jumper
[!h94 ju 12.]
[blauz]
[bu.t]
[fli.s]
[1d7cmp4]
Hier, bitte!
Bluse
Stiefel
Fleece, weicher Wollstoff
Pullover
outdoor clothing
[!a8td0. 1kl48D9N]
Oberbekleidung
clothing
[1kl48D9N]
Bekleidung, Kleidung
to interpret
to turn sth inside out
[9n1t3.pr9t]
[t3.n !9nsa9d 1a8t]
perfectly (OK)
[1p3.f9ktli]
dolmetschen, übersetzen
etw auf links drehen (z.B.
Kleidungsstücke)
völlig, vollkommen (in Ordnung)
washing machine
[1wqS9N m4Si.n]
Waschmaschine
dryer
[1dra94]
Trockner
Graham apologized for being late.
Woolworths is a chain store.
Department stores are big shops which sell many
things.
There are shops of all kinds in the shopping centre.
I shop at the mall with my friends.
More and more people buy their clothes via mail
order.
My aunt often buys things via teleshopping.
The department store was full of shoppers.
There is a discount on all electric goods.
Mrs Roper is head of a babysitting service.
I buy CDs from a specialist shop. They have all
kinds of music.
We need bread. Can you go to the baker’s?
The doctor told me to buy this at the chemist’s.
I bought some paper at the stationer’s.
David is ill. His father took him to the doctor’s.
Can you take this letter to the post office please?
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Can I pay for these items by credit card?
Take along some suncream when you’re going to
the beach.
Can I borrow a biro? I need to take some notes.
Carrots are a type of vegetable.
He reads the newspaper every day.
The present was covered in green wrapping paper.
I need some writing paper for the letter to my uncle
in Australia.
The Hunger Games is a best-selling paperback.
I drink fruit juice because it is healthier than coffee.
A chicken is a bird.
Would you like some bread rolls for breakfast?
The underlined words are all adjectives.
It is necessary for all children to go to school.
There is a sale so all the clothes are really cheap.
Where is the church? – Over there.
Can I have the magazine? – Just a minute, I’ve
nearly finished.
Can I have some more bread? – Yes, here you are.
I like the green blouse that Alice is wearing.
It’s raining. You should wear your boots.
It’s so cold today. I need to wear a fleece.
It’s very warm. I don’t think you need to wear a
jumper today.
It’s cold today, put on your outdoor clothing before
you leave.
This shop sells really cool clothing.
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I don’t speak Italian so Edouardo interprets for me.
Before washing the shirt, you have to turn it inside
out.
It’s perfectly OK to make mistakes. Nobody’s
perfect.
You should not wash this blouse in a washing
machine.
Just put the wet socks in the dryer.
Unit 4: Shopping
line
towel
to put up with sth
thick
[la9n]
[1ta84l]
[!p8t 1cp w9D]
[T9k]
(Wäsche-)Leine
Handtuch
etw ertragen
dick
I will put the clothes on the line to dry.
Do you need a towel to dry your hair?
fashionable
special offer
[1fäSn4bl]
[!speSl 1qf4]
modisch, schick
Sonderangebot
second-hand
wealthy
[!sek4nd 1händ]
[1welTi]
gebraucht
wohlhabend, reich
debt
[det]
Schuld(en)
to afford
label
to shop
to laugh at
to discover
[41f0.d]
[1le9bl]
[Sqp]
[1l2.f 4t]
[d91skcv4]
(es) sich leisten (können)
Schild(chen)
einkaufen, "shoppen"
lachen über, auslachen
entdecken
second-hand shop
several
smartly-dressed
the latest
after that
[!sek4nd händ 1Sqp]
[1sevr4l]
[!sm2.tli 1drest]
[D4 1le9t9st]
[!2.ft4 1Dät]
Secondhandladen
einige, mehrere
elegant gekleidet
der/die/das neueste
danach
quality
[1kwql4ti]
Qualität
a set of clothes
[4 !set 4v 1kl48Dz]
ein Outfit
credit card
[1kred9t k2.d]
Kreditkarte
She wears really fashionable clothes.
There was a special offer. I got 3 cakes for the price
of 2!
Is this jacket new or is it second-hand?
Her parents are wealthy. They buy her lots of
things.
If you spend more money than you have, you will
have debts.
I can’t afford this. I don’t have enough money.
The instructions are on the label.
She likes to shop at the big mall downtown.
When Sam fell over, the children laughed at him.
I discovered a new music shop in the shopping
centre.
I bought this dress at a second-hand shop.
Several children in my class were ill today.
You should be smartly-dressed at an interview.
Have you seen the latest Harry Potter film?
I went to the baker’s. After that I went to the
supermarket.
Their products are of very high quality, but they are
also very expensive.
I bought a new set of clothes: a dress, shoes and a
jacket.
In this shop you can pay in cash or by credit card.
expensive
[9k1spens9v]
teuer
unfashionable
[cn1fäSn4bl]
unmodisch
[1qpSn]
Möglichkeit, Wahl(möglichkeit)
There are 2 options: tea or coffee.
listener
memorabilia
account
whatever
[1l9sn4]
[!mem4r41b9li4]
[41ka8nt]
[wqt1ev4]
ZuhörerIn
Erinnerungsstücke
Konto
was auch immer
My best friend is a really good listener.
pocket money
[1pqk9t mcni]
Taschengeld
worried about
sensible
to bid
each
to break (a rule)
[1wcrid 4ba8t]
[1sens4bl]
[b9d]
[i.tS]
[bre9k]
besorgt wegen
vernünftig, sinnvoll
bieten (in Auktionen)
jede/r/s
verstoßen gegen (eine Regel,
Vorschrift)
in cash
cash
[9n 1käS]
[käS]
in bar
Bargeld
part-time job
["!p2.t 1ta9m d7qb]
Teilzeitjob, Teilzeitstelle
irregular
[91regj4l4]
unregelmäßig
This jumper is thicker than that one so it will be
warmer.
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Designer clothes cost a lot of money. They are very
expensive.
If you don’t buy the latest fashions, you are
unfashionable.
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I have lots of money in my account.
When my parents go out, I can watch whatever I
want on TV.
My parents give me pocket money if I tidy my
room.
I’m worried about Pete. Is he okay?
It would be sensible to wear a helmet.
Each student has a computer.
If you break a rule, you will be punished.
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Will you be paying by credit card? – No, in cash.
He usually pays by credit card, so he doesn’t carry
around much cash.
Besides studying at university, she has a part-time
job at a café.
Unit 4: Shopping
to attract
free gift
[41träkt]
[!fri. 1g9ft]
anlocken
kostenloses Angebot
gift
travel agent
opening
clothes shop
bookshop
[g9ft]
[1trävl e9d74nt]
[148pn9N]
[1kl48Dz Sqp]
[1b8kSqp]
Geschenk
Reisebüro(angestellte/r)
Eröffnung
Bekleidungsgeschäft
Buchhandlung
to agree to do sth
[4!gri. t4 1du.]
food hall
[1fu.d h0.l]
vereinbaren / sich darauf einigen,
etw zu tun
Lebensmittelabteilung
worried
[1wcrid]
besorgt, beunruhigt
so-called
the day before
yesterday
in those days
to be late
in trouble
to steal
[!s48 1k0.ld]
[D4 de9 b9!f0. 1jest4de9]
sogenannt
vorgestern
[9n 1D48z de9z]
[!bi. 1le9t]
[9n 1trcbl]
[sti.l]
damals, in jenen Tagen
sich verspäten, spät dran sein
in Schwierigkeiten
stehlen
to put sth on
owner
to run after sb
security guard
[!p8t 1qn]
[148n4]
[!rcn 12.ft4t]
[s91kj84r4ti g2.d]
etw anziehen (Kleidung)
BesitzerIn, EigentümerIn
hinter jdm herrennen
Sicherheitsbeamte/r
to turn out to be
kindness
[!t3.n 1a8t t4 bi]
[1ka9ndn4s]
sich herausstellen als
Güte, Freundlichkeit
Yours sincerely
[!j0.z s9n1s94li]
grateful (to sb)
to feel ashamed of
[1gre9tfl]
[!fi.l 41Se9md 4v]
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
(Briefschluss)
(jdm) dankbar
sich schämen wegen
to promise
[1prqm9s]
versprechen
to resist
[r91z9st]
widerstehen
to thank sb (for sth)
[TäNk]
sich bei jdm (für etw) bedanken
to fill out
form
application
details
to join
[!f9l 1a8t]
[f0.m]
[!äpl91ke9Sn]
[1di.te9lz]
[d709n]
paradise
first name
middle name
initial
date of birth
gender
male
female
postcode
preferred
indicate
[1pär4da9s]
[1f3.st ne9m]
[!m9dl 1ne9m]
[91n9Sl]
[!de9t 4v1b3.T]
[1d7end4]
[me9l]
[1fi.me9l]
[1p48stk48d]
[pr91f3.d]
[19nd9ke9t]
required
field
[r91kwa94d]
[fi.ld]
ausfüllen
Formular
Antrag(s-)
Einzelheiten, Angaben
mitmachen (bei), Mitglied werden
(z.B. Klub)
Paradies
Vorname
zweiter Vorname
Initiale (Anfangsbuchstabe)
Geburtsdatum
Geschlecht
Mann, männlich
Frau, weiblich
Postleitzahl
bevorzugt
(an)zeigen, darauf hindeuten,
hinweisen auf
erforderlich
Feld
The sale attracted hundreds of shoppers.
If you spend 50 euros in the shop, you get a free
gift!
I talked to the travel agent about holidays in Spain.
I will go to the opening of the new mall.
I saw a nice jacket in the clothes shop.
The bookshop has lots of interesting books and
magazines.
They agreed to do the washing up together.
In the food hall there were lots of different things to
eat.
I’m worried about Jack. He looks ill.
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und Veritas Verlag, Linz. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.
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Today is Friday. The day before yesterday was
Wednesday.
In those days some children worked in factories.
He has missed the bus so he will be late.
Barry didn’t do his homework. He will be in trouble.
If you steal from Mr Smith’s shop, he will call the
police.
Don’t forget to put on your jacket. It’s cold outside.
Mr Clarke is the owner of this shop.
The security guard saw the boy steal a CD.
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It turned to be more difficult than we had expected.
Thanks for your kindness. You have been so nice to
me.
I am very grateful for your help.
Kate felt ashamed. She knew that she had behaved
badly.
I can’t help today but I will help tomorrow, I
promise.
I shouldn’t have any more chocolate cake but I just
can’t resist!
I want to thank you for your attention.
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First you have to fill in this application form.
Can you give me more details?
Would you like to join our football team?
My first name is Emily.
My date of birth is the 1st of May.
Men and women are different genders.
Men are male.
Women are female.
Don’t forget to write the postcode on the letter.
What’s your preferred method of payment?
Unit 4: Shopping
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to study (for sth)
[1stcdi]
lernen (für etw)
goal
to write out
corner shop
to take photos
[g48l]
[!ra9t 1a8t]
[1k0.n4 Sqp]
[!te9k 1f48t48z]
Ziel
aufschreiben
Eckladen, Tante-Emma-Laden
Fotos machen, fotografieren
shop chain
shopping parade
strip mall
market stall
[1Sqp tSe9n]
[!Sqp9N p41re9d]
[1str9p m0.l]
[1m2.k9t st0.l]
Kaufhauskette
(BE) Einkaufsstraße
(AE) Einkaufsstraße
Marktstand
butcher’s
greengrocer’s
[1b8tS4z]
[1gri.ngr48s4z]
Metzger(ei), Fleischhauer
Obst- und Gemüsehändler
shop assistant
store detective
voucher
bargain counter
[1Sqp 4s9st4nt]
[1st0. d9tekt9v]
[1va8tS4]
[1b2.g9n ka8nt4]
VerkäuferIn
LadendetektivIn
Gutschein
Wühltisch
bargain
fortune
sales slip
[1b2.g9n]
[1f0.tSu.n]
[1se9lz sl9p]
gutes Geschäft, Schnäppchen
Vermögen
(AE) Quittung, Kassenbeleg
receipt
[r91si.t]
(BE) Quittung, Kassenbeleg
this way
[1D9s we9]
hier entlang
Lisa can’t go shopping with us. She has to study for
her exam.
His goal is to lose three kilos before next summer.
When you have an idea for a story, write out a plan.
I took a lot of photos at the party.
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und Veritas Verlag, Linz. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.
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We buy vegetables from a market stall because they
are cheaper.
Please get me some pork from the butcher’s.
Did you buy these apples at the greengrocer’s
around the corner?
I asked the shop assistant how much the shoes cost.
The store detective caught him stealing the CD.
With this voucher you get ten percent off.
You can find some cheap shirts on the bargain
counter.
I bought these shoes for only 20 € – a real bargain!
This designer coat costs a small fortune.
Make sure you are given a sales for everything you
buy.
And here’s your receipt. Thank you for shopping
with us.
I think we need to go this way.