boiled eggs
→
die gekochte Eier
/ɡəˈkɔxtə ˈaɪ̯ɐ/
nounA2
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A2 Words in German — Vocabulary List
3267 words. Practice a2 words in German with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the German word, with pronunciation, images.
Practice a2 words in german — vocabulary list in German with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the German word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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English hint → German answer
boiling hot
→
kochend heiß
[ˈkɔxənt haɪ̯s]
adjectiveA2
bold
→
mutig
[ˈmuː.tɪç]
adjectiveA2
bomb
→
die Bombe
/ˈbɔmbə/
nounA2
book
→
buchen
[ˈbuːxən]
verbA2
booking
→
die Buchung
/ˈbuːxʊŋ/
nounA2
boom
→
der Knall
/knaʔl/
nounA2
boost
→
bewerben
[bəˈvɛʁbn̩]
verbA2
boosted post
→
der geboosteter Beitrag
[ɡəˈbuːstətɐ ˈbəi̯tʁaːk]
nounA2
border
→
die Grenze
[ˈɡʁɛnʦə]
nounA2
boredom
→
die Langeweile
[ˈlaŋəvaɪ̯lə]
nounA2
born
→
geboren werden
/ɡəˈboːʁən ˈveːʁdən/
verbA2
borrow
→
leihen
/ˈlaɪ̯ən/
verbA2
bottled water
→
das Mineralwasser
/ˈmɪnəʁalˌvasɐ/
phraseA2
bottleneck
→
der Flaschenhals
[ˈflaʃn̩ˌhals]
nounA2
bottom
→
die Unterseite
[ˈʊntɐˌzaɪ̯tə]
nounA2
bouquet
→
der Blumenstrauß
[ˈbluːmənʃtʁaʊ̯s]
nounA2
bow
→
die Schleife
/ˈʃlaɪ̯fə/
nounA2
bow tie
→
Fliege
[ˈfliːɡə]
nounA2
boxers
→
die Boxershorts
[ˈbɔksɐʃɔʁts]
nounA2
braid
→
der Zopf
/ʦɔpf/
nounA2
brain
→
das Gehirn
/das ɡəˈhiʁn/
nounA2
brainstorming
→
das Brainstorming
[ˈbʁeːnstɔʁmɪŋ]
nounA2
brake
→
die Bremse
[ˈbʁɛmzə]
nounA2
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