Word of the Day

TODAY'S WORD 23 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: to supervise (v) DEUTSCH: betreuen, beaufsichtigen EXAMPLE: The professor supervises the student's work.

TODAY'S WORD 23 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: advantage (n) DEUTSCH: der Vorteil EXAMPLE: His knowledge of the English language is a significant advantage in his job search.

TODAY'S WORD 22 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: profession (n) DEUTSCH: der Beruf EXAMPLE: Teaching is a profession that requires good people skills. 

TODAY'S WORD 21 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: appointment (n) DEUTSCH: der Termin EXAMPLE: Don´t forget that you have an appointment next Thursday, it is in the calendar. 

TODAY'S WORD 20 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: bone (n) DEUTSCH: der Knochen EXAMPLE: As a baby we have 300 bones in our body but as an adult only 206 - 214. 

TODAY'S WORD 17 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: stopwatch (n) DEUTSCH: die Stoppuhr EXAMPLE: A stoppwatch measures the time elapsed from when it is activated to when it is deactivated again. 

TODAY'S WORD 16 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: hourglass (n) DEUTSCH: die Sanduhr EXAMPLE: Slowly but surely, the sand in the hourglass is running out.

TODAY'S WORD 15 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: alarm (n) DEUTSCH: der Wecker EXAMPLE: I felt like I barely even slept when the alarm went off this morning.

TODAY'S WORD 14 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: big/little hand (n) DEUTSCH: der große/kleine Zeiger EXAMPLE: The noise the hands of this clock make is annoying.

TODAY'S WORD 13 FEBRUARY 2017 ENGLISH WORD: watch (n) DEUTSCH: die Armbanduhr EXAMPLE: My watch is five minutes fast.