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54 Cards in this Set

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behaupten

allege (v)

zweideutig

ambiguous (adj)

behaupten

assert (v)

stumpf

blunt (adj)

prahlen

boast (v,n)

Klarstellung

clarification (n)

umgangssprachlich

colloquial (adj)

verstehen

comprehend (v)

anvertrauen



confide (v)

bestätigen

confirm (v)

widersprechen

contradict (v)

vermitteln

convey (v)

erklären

declare (v)

heruntermachen

denounce (v)

preisgeben

disclose (v)

übertreiben

exaggerate (v)

schmeicheln

fetter (v)

Kern / Hauptinhalt

gist (n)

unleserlich

illegible (adj)

Andeutung

inkling (n)

bestehen

insist (v)

wörtlich

literal (adj)

murmeln

mumble (v, n)

Rauschen

murmur (v, n)

kleinlich sein / nörgeln

quibble (v)

schimpfen

rant (v, n)

kritzeln

scribble (v)

stolpern

stumble (v, n)

Stottern

stutter (v, n)

äussern

utter (v)

verankern

anchor (v, n)

übertragen

broadcast (v, n)

Beschriftung

caption (n)

Berichterstattung

coverage (n)

Handbuch

handbook (n)

Broschüre

pamphlet (n)

aufgezeichnet

prerecorded (adj)

Wirbelsäule

spine (n)

Zusatz

supplement (n)

Boulevardzeitung

tabloid (n)

blurt out

say something suddenly and without thinking about the effect it will have

catch on

understand; become popular or fashionable

come out

become available to buy or see; become easy to notice; become known

come out with

say something suddenly, usually something that surprises or shocks people

dry up

stop talking because you have forgotten what you were going to say

get across

make people understand something

get (a)round

if news get (a)round, a lot of people hear it

get trough (to)

make someone understand what you are trying to say

let on

talk about something that is intended be a secret

big mouth

used as a criticism of someone when they say things they should not

come clean (about sth)

tell the truth about something that you have kept secret

get/catch sb's drift

understand the basic meaning

get sth off your chest

talt to someoene about something that has been worrying you, so that you feel better about it

get the wrong end of the stick

understand something completely wrongly