Unit 2: Shopping

Unit 2: Shopping
Unit 2: Shopping
© 2010 Cornelsen Verlag, Berlin und Veritas Verlag, Linz.
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example
chain store
department store
ordinary
[9g1z2.mpl]
[1tSe9n st0.]
[d91p2.tm4nt st0.]
[10.dnri]
Beispiel
Filiale (einer Ladenkette)
Kauf-, Warenhaus
gewöhnlich, normal
outlet
shopping centre
[1a8tlet]
[1Sqp9N sent4]
Filiale, Verkaufsstelle
Einkaufszentrum
mall AE
shopping parade BE
strip mall AE
supermarket
mail order catalogue
market stall
teleshopping
online
baker’s
customer
[m0.l]
[1Sqp9N p4re9d]
[1Sqp9N m0.l]
[1su.p4m2.k9t]
[me9l !0.d4 1kät4lqg]
[1m2.k9t st0.l]
[1teliSqp9N]
[1qnla9n]
[1be9k4z]
[1kcst4m4]
Einkaufszentrum
Einkaufsstraße, -passage
Einkaufsstraße, -passage
Supermarkt
Versandhauskatalog
Marktstand
Teleshopping
online
Bäcker(ei)
Kunde/Kundin
shopper
goods
[1Sqp4]
[g8dz]
KäuferIn
Ware(n), Güter
service
specialist
chemist
stationer
generally
usually
[1s3.v9s]
[1speS4l9st]
[1kem9st]
[1ste9Sn4]
[1d7enr4li]
[1ju.7u4li]
Dienst(leistung)
FachApothekerIn
SchreibwarenhändlerIn
im Allgemeinen, normalerweise
gewöhnlich, meistens
class trip
Cambridge
eastern
to role-play
role
several
blouse
size
I’m afraid
remainder
range
suitable
[1kl2.s tr9p]
[1ke9mbr9d7]
[1i.st4n]
[1r48lple9]
[r48l]
[1sevr4l]
[blauz]
[sa9z]
[a9m 41fre9d]
r91me9nd4]
[re9nd7]
[1su.t4bl]
Klassenfahrt
Universitätsstadt in Mittelengland
östlich, Ostim Rollenspiel darstellen
Rolle
etliche, einige, mehrere
Bluse
Größe
leider
Rest(bestand)
Sortiment, Auswahl
geeignet, passend
to depend
price range
voucher
to browse
at all
to give sb a call
you’re welcome
[d91pend]
[1pra9s re9nd7]
[1va8tS4]
[bra8z]
[4t 10.l]
[g9v 4 1k0.l]
[j0. 1welk4m]
abhängen (von)
Preisgruppe, -segment
Gutschein
stöbern, sich umsehen
überhaupt
jdn anrufen
gern (geschehen), bitte (schön)
[1d9d79tl]
[!ri.1tS2.d74bl]
[!redi 1tS2.d7d]
[päk]
[qn !speSl 1qf4]
[1kwql4ti]
[9ks1tSe9nd7]
[!cn1wqnt9d]
[lu.z]
[1se9lz sl9p]
digital
aufladbar
aufgeladen
Packung
im Sonderangebot
Qualität
(um)tauschen
unerwünscht
verlieren
Quittung
A carrot is an example of a vegetable.
Harrods is a big department store in London.
It’s just an ordinary shop. There’s nothing special
about it.
The big shopping centre in town has over 80 shops
in it.
BE = shopping centre
We go to the supermarket every week to buy our food.
We use our computer to buy a lot of clothes online.
The shop has a lot of customers. They spend a lot of
money.
= a person who goes shopping
There are a lot of different goods to buy in the
shopping mall.
I generally get up at seven o’clock every morning.
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Vienna is a city in eastern Austria.
We didn’t just go to one shop, we went to several.
I like your blouse. It matches your skirt.
This jacket is too small. Have you got a bigger size?
I’m afraid she’s not here any more.
The book isn’t suitable for children. Children
shouldn’t read it.
I don’t like it at all.
= what you say after someone has said “thank you”
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digital
rechargeable
ready-charged
pack
on special offer
quality
to exchange
unwanted
to lose
sales slip
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The skirt is very good quality. It’s been well made.
I can’t find my watch. I think I lost it.
Unit 2: Shopping
leg
cash
credit card
[leg]
[käS]
[1kred9t k2.d]
Bein
Bargeld
Kreditkarte
store
to try on
leggings
to fit
to match
sweatshirt
[st0.]
[!tra9 1qn]
[1leg9Nz]
[f9t]
[mätS]
[1swetS3.t]
Laden, Geschäft, Warenhaus
anprobieren
Leggings
passen (zu)
(dazu) passen
Sweatshirt
sale
boot
tights
jumper
outdoor clothing
clothing
[se9l]
[bu.t]
[ta9ts]
[1d7cmp4]
[!a8td0. 1kl48D9N]
[1kl48D9N]
Schlussverkauf, Ausverkauf
Stiefel
Strumpfhosen
Pullover
Oberbekleidung
Kleidung
[1Sqp9N l9st]
[s41d7est]
[1rcb4]
[10.d4]
Einkaufsliste, -zettel
vorschlagen
Gummi
bestellen
to fire away
at least
to be at sth
to forgive
to go on to
to pick up
[!fa94r 41we9]
[4t 1li.st]
[!bi 1ät]
[f41g9v]
[!g48 1qn t4]
[!p9k 1cp]
schieß los
wenigstens, mindestens
dabei sein
verzeihen
weitergehen zu
abholen
anyhow
to hang on
to call in at
to be careful about
[1eniha8]
[!häN 1qn]
[!k0.l 19n 4t]
[bi 1ke4fl 4ba8t]
jedenfalls
dranbleiben, warten
vorbeischauen bei
achten auf
to queue up
pre-reading
assignment
to afford
boutique
latest
to get older
[kju. 1cp]
[!pri.1ri.d9N]
[41sa9nm4nt]
[41f0.d]
[bu.1ti.k]
[1le9t9st]
[get 148ld4]
sich anstellen
vor dem Lesen
Aufgabe
(es) sich leisten (können)
Boutique
neueste/r/s
älter werden
department
bargain counter
boring
to laugh at
[d91p2.tm4nt]
[1b2.g4n ka8nt4]
[1b0.r9N]
[1l2.f 4t]
Abteilung
Wühltisch
langweilig
lachen über, auslachen
to discover
second-hand
to hang
rack
shop sign
an hour or so
later
[d91skcv4]
[!sek4nd1händ]
[häN]
[räk]
[1Sqp sa9n]
[4n 1a84r 0. s48]
[1le9t4]
entdecken
gebraucht, aus zweiter Hand
(auf)hängen
(Kleider-)Ständer
Ladenschild
ungefähr eine Stunde
später
to open for business
smartly-dressed
fabulous
to come from
to spend a fortune on
[!48p4n f4 1b9zn4s]
[!sm2.tli 1drest]
[1fäbj4l4s]
[1kcm fr4m]
[1f0.tSu.n]
das Geschäft (er)öffnen
elegant gekleidet
fabelhaft
stammen aus/von
ein Vermögen ausgeben für
I haven’t got any money with me so I’m paying by
credit card.
This blouse doesn’t fit. It’s too big for me.
This sweatshirt is good for wearing in winter. It’s nice
and warm.
Boots are warmer than shoes when it’s snowing.
She wore a brown skirt with black tights.
If you’re cold, put on a jumper!
They sell a lot of nice clothing. The blouses and
jackets are really nice.
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shopping list
to suggest
rubber
to order
I suggest you ring her at home.
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We need at least four tomatoes, no less.
I’m very sorry. Please forgive me.
We have to pick John up from the train station
tomorrow.
Anyhow, what was I saying?
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= to wait in a line
= exercise
I can’t afford to buy this car. I haven’t got any money.
As she got older, she started to go out with her
friends more.
She works in the shoe department in Harrods.
It was interesting at first but now it’s boring.
They laughed at me because they thought I looked
stupid.
Columbus discovered America in 1492.
I’ll be there in an hour or so.
She can’t come at 7. She’ll come a bit later though –
at about 9.
It was a fabulous film. It was really good.
Monika comes from Austria. She lives near Salzburg.
Unit 2: Shopping
fashionable
once
to be like sb
smart
exclusive
designer label
shopping basket
debt
for real
[1fäSn4bl]
[wcns]
[bi 1la9k]
[sm2.t]
[9k1sklu.s9v]
[d91za9n4 le9bl]
[1Sqp9N b2.sk9t]
[det]
[f4 1r94l]
modisch, modern, schick
einmal
wie jmd sein
schick, flott, elegant
exklusiv
Designermarke
Einkaufskorb
Schulden
echt, real
equivalent
to underline
expression
space
changing room
[91kw9v4l4nt]
[!cnd41la9nd]
[9k1spreSn]
[spe9s]
[1tSe9nd79N ru.m]
Entsprechung
unterstreichen
Ausdruck
Raum, Platz
Umkleideraum, -kabine
full-length
mirror
unfashionable
at last
[!f8l1leNT]
[1m9r4]
[cn1fäSn4bl]
[4t 1l2.st]
lang
Spiegel
unmodern
endlich, schließlich
uninteresting
pretend
electronic
entertainment
common
particular
collocation
synonymous
interchangeable
dictionary
[cn19ntr4st9N]
[pr91tend]
[!9lek1trqn9k]
[!ent41te9nm4nt]
[1kqm4n]
[p41t9kj4l4]
[!kql41ke9Sn]
[s91nqn9m4s]
[!9nt41tSe9nd74bl]
[1d9kS4nri]
uninteressant
Spielelektronisch
Unterhaltung
gewöhnlich, normal, üblich
bestimmt, besonder, speziell
Kollokation
synonym
austauschbar
Wörterbuch
to discuss
[d91skcs]
etc.
product
[!et 1set4r4]
[1prqdckt]
besprechen, diskutieren (über),
erörtern
usw.
Produkt, Erzeugnis
pros and cons
convenient
[!pr48z 4nd 1kqnz]
[k4n1vi.ni4nt]
Für und Wider, Pro und Contra
bequem, praktisch
huge
selection
[hju.d7]
[s91lekSn]
riesig
Auswahl, Angebot
competitive
delivery
temptation
[k4m1pet4t9v]
[d91l9v4ri]
[temp1te9Sn]
konkurrenzfähig
Zustellung, Lieferung
Versuchung
to control
to slide into
trap
even
[k4n1tr48l]
[1sla9d 9nt4]
[träp]
[1i.vn]
kontrollieren, beherrschen
(ab)rutschen in
Falle
sogar (noch)
peer-group pressure
security
payment
personal data
not … anymore
advert
local
to auction
item
to exaggerate
to keep quiet about
disadvantage
[!p94gru.p 1preS4]
[s91kj84r4ti]
[1pe9m4nt]
[!p3.s4nl 1de9t4]
[nqt !eni 1m0.]
[1ädv3.t]
[1l48kl]
[10.kSn]
[1a9t4m]
[9g1zäd74re9t]
ki.p 1kwa94t 4ba8t]
[!d9s4d1v2.nt9d7]
Gruppendruck Gleichgestellter
Sicherheit
Bezahlung, Zahlung
persönliche Daten
nicht mehr
Inserat, Annonce, Anzeige
örtlich, hiesig, einheimisch
versteigern
Posten, Artikel, Gegenstand
übertreiben
verschweigen
Nachteil
Boots are fashionable today. Everyone’s wearing them.
This dress is very smart. Is it expensive?
I need to earn more money to pay my debts.
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Underline the correct word.
What does the expression “You’re welcome” mean?
Is there space for one more person in the car?
Where are the changing rooms? I want to see if these
trousers fit.
Stop looking at yourself in the mirror!
= not fashionable
It took a long time to read but I have finished the
book at last!
= boring
Listening to music is good entertainment.
Sarah is quite a common name in Britain.
Is there anything particular you want to buy?
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They discussed what to do about the problem.
There were a lot of different products to buy at the
shopping centre.
It’s very convenient living near the school because
then I don’t have to walk far every day.
The building is huge. It’s really big.
There’s a big selection of chocolate. There’s actually
too much choice.
Eating lots of chocolate is a temptation that is hard
to resist.
Make sure you don’t fall into that trap!
Everyone was dancing, even James who doesn’t
normally dance.
You can make the payment by credit card.
= advertisement
We went to our local pub because it’s near to our house.
How many items of clothing did you buy?
= opposite of advantage
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gap
opening
to attract
gift
travel agent
[gäp]
[148pn9N]
[41träkt]
[g9ft]
[1trävl e9d74nt]
car park
shuttle
to show up
worried
[1k2. p2.k]
[1Sctl]
[!S48 1cp]
[1wcrid]
Lücke
Eröffnung
anlocken
Geschenk
Reiseverkehrskauffrau/-mann,
Reisebüro
Parkplatz, -haus
Zubringerbus
erscheinen, auftauchen
besorgt, beunruhigt
to belong to
to replace
[b91lqN t4]
[r91ple9s]
gehören (zu)
ersetzen, austauschen
to notice
[1n48t9s]
(be)merken
to go on
cubicle
comic
corner
shelf
purchase
owner
mobile phone
[!g48 1qn]
[1kju.b9kl]
[1kqm9k]
[1k0.n4]
[Self]
[1p3.tS4s]
[148n4]
[!m48ba9l 1f48n]
geschehen, vor sich gehen
(Umkleide-)Kabine
Comic(heft)
Ecke
Regal(brett)
(Ein-)Kauf
BesitzerIn, EigentümerIn
Mobiltelefon, Handy
caller
[1k0.l4]
AnruferIn
in fact
[9n 1fäkt]
tatsächlich
whole
[h48l]
ganze/r/s
to take off
to turn out
grateful
paragraph
[!te9k 1qf]
[!t3.n 1a8t]
[1gre9tfl]
[1pär4gr2.f]
ausziehen
sich herausstellen
dankbar
Absatz, Abschnitt
truly
to apologize
to resist
ashamed
closing
kindness
[1tru.li]
[41pql4d7a9z]
[r91z9st]
[41Se9md]
[1kl48z9N]
[1ka9ndn4s]
wirklich, tatsächlich
sich entschuldigen
widerstehen
beschämt
abschließend
Güte, Freundlichkeit
understanding
Yours (very) sincerely
to dress
[!cnd41ständ9N]
[j0.z !veri s9n1s94li]
[dres]
Verständnis
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
(sich) anziehen, kleiden
cotton
flip flops
to put up with
uncool
[1kqtn]
[1fl9p flqps]
[!p8t 1cp w9D]
[!cn1ku.l]
Baumwolle
Zehensandalen
sich abfinden mit, ertragen
unmodisch
[1Sqp tSe9n]
[!äkt 1a8t]
[streNT]
[1wi.kn4s]
[st2.f 1d9ska8nt]
[r9!p0.t 1bäk]
Ladenkette
vorspielen, aufführen
Kraft, Stärke
Schwäche
Mitarbeiterrabatt
Bericht erstatten, berichten über
Fill in the gap with the right word.
We got a nice gift from our granny for Christmas.
We left the car in the car park and walked to the mall.
I’m worried about Anne. She’s got a lot of problems
at the moment.
The skirt isn’t mine. It belongs to my sister.
I broke your cup but I’ve bought a new one to
replace it.
I notice you’re wearing a new dress. It’s very nice.
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Put the chairs over there in the corner of the room.
He’s not at home so I have to ring him on his mobile
phone.
The phone rang this afternoon. The caller was a good
friend of mine.
The book wasn’t very cheap. In fact, it was very
expensive.
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I haven’t seen the whole film. I’ve only seen the end
of it.
She took off her jumper because she was hot.
Read the first paragraph and then answer the
questions.
I am truly sorry. I’m very, very sorry.
I apologized for stealing the trousers.
Thank you for your kindness. You were really nice
to me.
She dresses in skirts and blouses even when it’s cold
and snowing.
= not cool
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shop chain
to act out
strength
weakness
staff discount
to report back
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We acted out the dialogue. It was a lot of fun!
Employees get a 20% staff discount on all products.
Report back to me when you know more.
Unit 2: Shopping
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[1b8tS4z]
[1kem9sts]
[1gri.ngr48s4z]
[!st0. d91tekt9v]
Schlachter, Fleischhauer
Drogerie, Apotheke
Obst- und Gemüsegeschäft
WarenhausdetektivIn
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butcher’s
chemist’s
greengrocer’s
store detective
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The store detective caught the shoplifter.