Englische Wörter B2 — 292 Wörter mit Übersetzung und Beispielen
292 wichtige englische Wörter für Niveau B2 (Obere Mittelstufe) mit Übersetzung, Wortart und Beispielsatz. Kostenlos per E-Mail als PDF und Excel.
WortWortartÜbersetzungBeispiel
acknowledgeVerbanerkennenHe acknowledged his mistake.
acquireVerberwerbenShe acquired a lot of experience abroad.
adaptVerbsich anpassenChildren adapt quickly to new schools.
anticipateVerbvorhersehenWe didn't anticipate so many problems.
assessVerbbewertenTeachers assess students every term.
assumeVerbannehmenI assume you've read the report.
attemptVerbversuchenHe attempted to climb the wall.
claimVerbbehauptenHe claims he saw a UFO.
clarifyVerbklärenCould you clarify what you mean?
collapseVerbzusammenbrechenThe old bridge collapsed.
commitVerbsich verpflichten; begehenShe's committed to her job.
compensateVerbentschädigenThe airline compensated the passengers.
concentrateVerbsich konzentrierenI can't concentrate with this noise.
concludeVerbfolgern, abschließenThe study concluded that sleep is vital.
confirmVerbbestätigenPlease confirm your booking.
contributeVerbbeitragenEveryone contributed to the project.
convinceVerbüberzeugenShe convinced me to try again.
copeVerbzurechtkommenHow do you cope with stress?
criticiseVerbkritisierenThe film was criticised for its violence.
declineVerbsinken; ablehnenSales have declined this year.
denyVerbleugnenHe denied breaking the window.
deserveVerbverdienenYou deserve a holiday.
determineVerbbestimmenYour score determines your level.
distinguishVerbunterscheidenCan you distinguish between the twins?
emergeVerbauftauchenNew problems emerged.
emphasiseVerbbetonenShe emphasised the importance of sleep.
enableVerbermöglichenThe app enables you to work offline.
ensureVerbsicherstellenPlease ensure the door is locked.
establishVerbgründen; feststellenThe company was established in 1990.
estimateVerbschätzenWe estimate the cost at 5,000 euros.
evaluateVerbbewertenWe need to evaluate the results.
exaggerateVerbübertreibenDon't exaggerate — it wasn't that bad.
exceedVerbüberschreitenDon't exceed the speed limit.
expandVerberweiternThe company plans to expand abroad.
exploitVerbausnutzenWorkers were exploited.
focusVerbsich konzentrierenFocus on the main points.
guaranteeVerbgarantierenWe guarantee fast delivery.
highlightVerbhervorhebenThe report highlights several problems.
hesitateVerbzögernDon't hesitate to call me.
identifyVerbidentifizierenCan you identify the problem?
ignoreVerbignorierenHe ignored my advice.
implyVerbandeutenAre you implying that I'm lying?
interpretVerbinterpretierenHow do you interpret this poem?
justifyVerbrechtfertigenHow can you justify the cost?
maintainVerbaufrechterhalten; behauptenIt's hard to maintain a big garden.
obtainVerberhaltenYou must obtain a visa.
occurVerbauftretenThe accident occurred at night.
overcomeVerbüberwindenShe overcame her fear of flying.
participateVerbteilnehmenAll students participated.
perceiveVerbwahrnehmenHow do others perceive you?
predictVerbvorhersagenNobody can predict the future.
pursueVerbverfolgenShe's pursuing a career in law.
reflectVerbwiderspiegeln; nachdenkenThe results reflect our hard work.
reinforceVerbverstärkenThis reinforces my opinion.
rejectVerbablehnenThey rejected our proposal.
resolveVerblösenThe problem was quickly resolved.
restrictVerbeinschränkenAccess is restricted to staff.
revealVerbenthüllenHe revealed his secret.
seekVerbsuchenYou should seek professional advice.
struggleVerbkämpfenI struggled to understand him.
sustainVerbaufrechterhaltenCan we sustain this growth?
tackleVerbangehenWe must tackle climate change.
undergoVerbsich unterziehenHe underwent surgery.
undermineVerbuntergrabenRumours undermined his reputation.
withdrawVerbzurückziehen; abhebenI withdrew 200 euros.
take upVerbanfangen (Hobby)I've taken up yoga.
turn downVerbablehnen; leiser stellenShe turned down the offer.
put offVerbaufschiebenStop putting it off!
come up withVerbsich ausdenkenShe came up with a great idea.
get overVerbüberwindenIt took him months to get over it.
look intoVerbuntersuchenWe'll look into the problem.
carry outVerbdurchführenThey carried out a survey.
bring upVerbgroßziehen; ansprechenShe was brought up by her aunt.
point outVerbdarauf hinweisenHe pointed out a mistake.
rule outVerbausschließenWe can't rule out that option.
call offVerbabsagenThe match was called off.
figure outVerbherausfindenI can't figure out this puzzle.
hold onVerbwartenHold on a second.
make up forVerbwiedergutmachenI'll make up for being late.
put up withVerbertragenI can't put up with this noise.
account forVerberklären; ausmachenTourism accounts for 20% of jobs.
break downVerbkaputtgehen; zusammenbrechenThe car broke down.
cut down onVerbreduzierenI'm cutting down on sugar.
fall out withVerbsich zerstreiten mitShe fell out with her sister.
keep up withVerbSchritt halten mitIt's hard to keep up with technology.
look down onVerbherabsehen aufDon't look down on people.
run intoVerbzufällig treffenI ran into an old friend.
stand outVerbhervorstechenHer work really stands out.
take overVerbübernehmenA big company took over the firm.
turn outVerbsich herausstellenIt turned out to be true.
work outVerbtrainieren; herausfindenI work out three times a week.
back upVerbunterstützen; sichernAlways back up your files.
show offVerbangebenHe's always showing off.
come acrossVerbstoßen aufI came across an old photo.
let downVerbenttäuschenDon't let me down.
accurateAdjektivgenauThe information is accurate.
adequateAdjektivangemessenThe salary is barely adequate.
ambiguousAdjektivmehrdeutigThe answer was ambiguous.
apparentAdjektivoffensichtlichFor no apparent reason, he left.
appropriateAdjektivangemessenJeans aren't appropriate for the meeting.
beneficialAdjektivvorteilhaftExercise is beneficial to health.
competitiveAdjektivwettbewerbsfähigIt's a very competitive market.
comprehensiveAdjektivumfassendA comprehensive guide to Paris.
considerableAdjektivbeträchtlichIt cost a considerable amount.
consistentAdjektivbeständigHer work is consistent.
contemporaryAdjektivzeitgenössischI like contemporary art.
controversialAdjektivumstrittenIt's a controversial topic.
crucialAdjektiventscheidendThis is a crucial moment.
curiousAdjektivneugierigChildren are naturally curious.
deliberateAdjektivabsichtlichIt was a deliberate mistake.
distinctAdjektivdeutlichThere's a distinct smell of gas.
diverseAdjektivvielfältigLondon is a very diverse city.
dramaticAdjektivdramatischThere was a dramatic change.
eagerAdjektiveifrigShe's eager to learn.
enormousAdjektivenormThey live in an enormous house.
evidentAdjektivoffensichtlichIt was evident that he was tired.
excessiveAdjektivübermäßigExcessive screen time is harmful.
feasibleAdjektivmachbarIs the plan feasible?
flexibleAdjektivflexibelI have flexible working hours.
fundamentalAdjektivgrundlegendIt's a fundamental right.
genuineAdjektivechtShe showed genuine interest.
inevitableAdjektivunvermeidlichChange is inevitable.
intenseAdjektivintensivThe heat was intense.
keenAdjektivbegeistertHe's keen on football.
mandatoryAdjektivverpflichtendWearing a helmet is mandatory.
minorAdjektivgeringIt's only a minor problem.
moderateAdjektivmäßigModerate exercise is best.
overwhelmingAdjektivüberwältigendThe response was overwhelming.
plausibleAdjektivplausibelIt's a plausible explanation.
preciseAdjektivpräziseGive me the precise time.
profoundAdjektivtiefgreifendThe book had a profound effect on me.
prominentAdjektivprominentShe's a prominent scientist.
rationalAdjektivrationalLet's make a rational decision.
relevantAdjektivrelevantIs this information relevant?
reluctantAdjektivwiderwilligHe was reluctant to help.
remarkableAdjektivbemerkenswertIt's a remarkable achievement.
resilientAdjektivwiderstandsfähigChildren are surprisingly resilient.
rigidAdjektivstarrThe rules are too rigid.
severeAdjektivschwerThere was severe damage.
significantAdjektivbedeutendThere was a significant increase.
sophisticatedAdjektivanspruchsvollIt's a sophisticated system.
spontaneousAdjektivspontanIt was a spontaneous decision.
substantialAdjektivbeträchtlichThey made a substantial profit.
subtleAdjektivsubtilThere's a subtle difference.
sufficientAdjektivausreichendWe have sufficient time.
superficialAdjektivoberflächlichIt's only a superficial wound.
thoroughAdjektivgründlichThe police did a thorough search.
tremendousAdjektivenormIt was a tremendous success.
vagueAdjektivvageHis answer was vague.
vitalAdjektivlebenswichtigWater is vital for life.
vulnerableAdjektivverletzlichOld people are more vulnerable.
widespreadAdjektivweit verbreitetThe problem is widespread.
worthwhileAdjektivlohnendIt was a worthwhile experience.
outstandingAdjektivhervorragendShe's an outstanding student.
unprecedentedAdjektivbeispiellosIt was an unprecedented event.
biasedAdjektivvoreingenommenThe article was biased.
recklessAdjektivrücksichtslosIt was reckless driving.
approachNomender AnsatzWe need a new approach.
aspectNomender AspektConsider every aspect of the problem.
assumptionNomendie AnnahmeThat's a dangerous assumption.
biasNomendie VoreingenommenheitThe report shows a clear bias.
burdenNomendie LastI don't want to be a burden.
commitmentNomendas EngagementIt's a big commitment.
consequenceNomendie FolgeThink about the consequences.
controversyNomendie KontroverseThe decision caused controversy.
crisisNomendie KriseThe economic crisis hit many families.
debateNomendie DebatteThere's a lively debate about it.
dilemmaNomendas DilemmaI'm in a dilemma.
discriminationNomendie DiskriminierungDiscrimination is illegal.
economyNomendie WirtschaftThe economy is growing.
evidenceNomender BeweisThere's no evidence.
expertiseNomendie FachkenntnisWe need your expertise.
flawNomender FehlerThe plan has a serious flaw.
hypothesisNomendie HypotheseScientists tested the hypothesis.
implicationNomendie AuswirkungWhat are the implications?
incentiveNomender AnreizThere's no incentive to save.
inequalityNomendie UngleichheitIncome inequality is rising.
initiativeNomendie InitiativeShe showed great initiative.
insightNomender EinblickThe book gives an insight into her life.
integrityNomendie IntegritätHe's a man of integrity.
issueNomendas Thema, das ProblemIt's a serious issue.
obligationNomendie VerpflichtungYou have no obligation to buy.
obstacleNomendas HindernisMoney is the main obstacle.
outcomeNomendas ErgebnisNobody knows the outcome.
perspectiveNomendie PerspektiveTry to see it from my perspective.
phenomenonNomendas PhänomenIt's a natural phenomenon.
policyNomendie RichtlinieThe company has a new policy.
povertyNomendie ArmutMillions live in poverty.
priorityNomendie PrioritätSafety is our priority.
prospectNomendie AussichtThe job has good prospects.
reputationNomender RufThe hotel has a good reputation.
schemeNomendas ProgrammA new recycling scheme.
scopeNomender UmfangThat's beyond the scope of this report.
setbackNomender RückschlagIt was a minor setback.
shortageNomender MangelThere's a shortage of nurses.
strategyNomendie StrategieWe need a clear strategy.
tendencyNomendie TendenzHe has a tendency to exaggerate.
threatNomendie BedrohungClimate change is a real threat.
trendNomender TrendIt's the latest trend.
welfareNomendas Wohlergehen; die SozialhilfeAnimal welfare is important.
well-beingNomendas WohlbefindenExercise improves well-being.
workloadNomendie ArbeitsbelastungMy workload is too heavy.
negotiationNomendie VerhandlungNegotiations lasted for weeks.
contractNomender VertragRead the contract carefully.
investmentNomendie InvestitionIt's a good investment.
profitNomender GewinnThe company made a profit.
revenueNomender UmsatzRevenue rose by 10%.
budgetNomendas BudgetWe're over budget.
stakeholderNomender InteressenvertreterAll stakeholders were invited.
agendaNomendie TagesordnungWhat's on the agenda?
minutesNomendas ProtokollWho's taking the minutes?
proposalNomender VorschlagThey accepted our proposal.
recessionNomendie RezessionThe country is in recession.
unemploymentNomendie ArbeitslosigkeitUnemployment is falling.
inflationNomendie InflationInflation reached 8%.
taxNomendie SteuerTaxes are high here.
electionNomendie WahlThe election is in May.
democracyNomendie DemokratieDemocracy needs free media.
human rightsNomendie MenschenrechteThey fight for human rights.
sarcasmNomender SarkasmusI didn't notice the sarcasm.
ironyNomendie IronieThe irony is that he's a dentist with bad teeth.
metaphorNomendie Metapher'Time is money' is a metaphor.
idiomNomendie Redewendung'Break a leg' is an idiom.
nuanceNomendie NuanceTranslation often loses nuance.
approximatelyAdverbungefährIt takes approximately two hours.
consequentlyAdverbfolglichHe was ill and consequently missed the exam.
furthermoreAdverbaußerdemFurthermore, it's cheaper.
moreoverAdverbdarüber hinausMoreover, the plan is risky.
neverthelessAdverbdennochIt was hard. Nevertheless, we finished.
nonethelessAdverbtrotzdemThe hotel was expensive but nonetheless good.
therebyAdverbdadurchPrices fell, thereby increasing sales.
whereasKonjunktionwährend, wohingegenI like tea, whereas she likes coffee.
henceAdverbdaherIt's handmade, hence the high price.
thusAdverbsomitHe was late and thus missed the train.
merelyAdverblediglichIt was merely a suggestion.
somewhatAdverbetwasI was somewhat surprised.
undoubtedlyAdverbzweifellosIt's undoubtedly the best option.
ultimatelyAdverbletztendlichUltimately, it's your decision.
graduallyAdverballmählichThings gradually improved.
simultaneouslyAdverbgleichzeitigTwo things happened simultaneously.
predominantlyAdverbüberwiegendThe staff are predominantly women.
regardlessAdverbunabhängig davonWe'll go regardless of the weather.
in spite ofPräpositiontrotzIn spite of the cold, we swam.
provided thatKonjunktionvorausgesetzt, dassYou can go, provided that you're back by ten.
on the other handAusdruckandererseitsOn the other hand, it's very expensive.
as a resultAusdruckinfolgedessenAs a result, prices rose.
in conclusionAusdruckzusammenfassendIn conclusion, the plan is a good one.
a piece of cakeAusdruckein KinderspielThe test was a piece of cake.
break the iceAusdruckdas Eis brechenHe told a joke to break the ice.
once in a blue moonAusdruckalle JubeljahreI eat fast food once in a blue moon.
hit the nail on the headAusdruckden Nagel auf den Kopf treffenYou've hit the nail on the head.
under the weatherAusdruckangeschlagenI'm feeling a bit under the weather.
cost an arm and a legAusdruckein Vermögen kostenThe car cost an arm and a leg.
the last strawAusdruckder Tropfen, der das Fass zum Überlaufen bringtThat was the last straw.
on the same pageAusdruckauf derselben WellenlängeLet's make sure we're on the same page.
get the hang ofAusdruckden Dreh raushabenYou'll soon get the hang of it.
keep an eye onAusdruckein Auge haben aufCan you keep an eye on my bag?
a blessing in disguiseAusdruckein Glück im UnglückLosing that job was a blessing in disguise.
call it a dayAusdruckFeierabend machenLet's call it a day.
read between the linesAusdruckzwischen den Zeilen lesenYou have to read between the lines.
play it by earAusdruckspontan entscheidenWe'll play it by ear.
see eye to eyeAusdruckeiner Meinung seinWe don't always see eye to eye.
the tip of the icebergAusdruckdie Spitze des EisbergsThis is only the tip of the iceberg.
a drop in the oceanAusdruckein Tropfen auf den heißen SteinThe money is a drop in the ocean.
on second thoughtsAusdruckwenn ich es mir recht überlegeOn second thoughts, I'll stay.
make ends meetAusdrucküber die Runden kommenThey struggle to make ends meet.
jump to conclusionsAusdruckvoreilige Schlüsse ziehenDon't jump to conclusions.
accomplishVerbvollbringenWe accomplished a lot today.
advocateVerbbefürwortenShe advocates free education.
allocateVerbzuweisenFunds were allocated to schools.
ceaseVerbaufhörenThe company ceased trading.
deteriorateVerbsich verschlechternHis health deteriorated.
diminishVerbverringernThe pain diminished over time.
enhanceVerbverbessernMusic can enhance your mood.
fosterVerbfördernSchools should foster creativity.
implementVerbumsetzenThe plan was implemented quickly.
mitigateVerbmildernWe must mitigate the risks.
negotiateVerbverhandelnWe negotiated a better price.
overlookVerbübersehenI overlooked an important detail.
persistVerbanhalten, beharrenIf symptoms persist, see a doctor.
prevailVerbsich durchsetzenCommon sense prevailed.
provokeVerbprovozierenThe comment provoked anger.
speculateVerbspekulierenIt's too early to speculate.
triggerVerbauslösenStress can trigger headaches.
utiliseVerbnutzenWe must utilise our resources better.
yieldVerbhervorbringen; nachgebenThe research yielded useful results.
fluctuateVerbschwankenPrices fluctuate daily.
manipulateVerbmanipulierenAdvertising can manipulate people.
scrutiniseVerbgenau prüfenThe contract was scrutinised.
endorseVerbbefürwortenThe plan was endorsed by experts.
deduceVerbableitenWhat can we deduce from this?
refrainVerbunterlassenPlease refrain from smoking.