BUSINESS WORD: TO WITHDRAW
BUSINESS WORD 1 FEBRUARY 2017 BUSINESS ENGLISCH: to withdraw (v) DEUTSCH: etwas abheben BEISPIEL: Before we go to the cinema I have to withdraw money from the ATM.
IDIOM: BY THE BOOK
TODAY'S IDIOM 2 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH IDIOM: by the book EXAMPLE: He always tried to do everything by the book. GERMAN IDIOM: nach den Regeln handeln
IDIOM: IN SOMEONE´S GOOD BOOKS
TODAY'S IDIOM 3 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH IDIOM: to be in someone´s good books EXAMPLE: I’m trying to get back in her good books. GERMAN IDIOM: bei jemandem einen Stein im Brett haben
WORD: DOG-EAR
TODAY'S WORD 2 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: dog-ear (n) DEUTSCH: das Eselsohr EXAMPLE: I don´t mind dog-ears in my books, it means they have been read a few times.
BUSINESS WORD: DEBIT CARD
BUSINESS WORD 2 FEBRUARY 2017 BUSINESS ENGLISCH: debit card (n) DEUTSCH: die EC-Karte BEISPIEL: I just got a new debit card as my old one was expired.
WORD: Temperature
TODAY'S WOD 27 JANUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: temperature (n) DEUTSCH: die Temperatur EXAMPLE: According to the weather forecast the temperature will drop drastically over the weekend.
BUSINESS WOD: SPRING
BUSINESS WOD 26 JANUARY 2017 BUSINESS ENGLISCH: season (n) DEUTSCH: die Jahreszeit BEISPIEL: I ride my bike in every season.
WORD: BOOKSHOP
TODAY'S WORD 30 JANUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: bookshop (n) DEUTSCH: der Buchladen EXAMPLE: I enjoy just sitting in a bookshop rummaging through new books.
IDIOM: LULL BEFORE STORM
TODAY'S IDIOM 27 JANUARY 2017 ENGLISH IDIOM: the lull before the storm EXAMPLE: My family is coming soon and this is just the lull before the storm. GERMAN IDIOM: die Ruhe vor dem Sturm
