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German B1 — Intermediate Vocabulary

Opinions, plans, society and abstract ideas for holding a real conversation. · 1,713 words.

1,713 B1 words

German wordEnglish meaning
zusätzlichadditional, extra
der Zuschauerspectator, viewer
der Zuschlagsurcharge, supplement
der Zustandcondition, state
zuständigresponsible, in charge
die Zustimmungapproval, consent
die Zutateningredients
zuverlässigreliable, dependable
zwarcertainly, admittedly
der Zweckpurpose, goal
der Zweifeldoubt
die Zweitsprachesecond language
die Zwiebelonion

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How many words are in the German B1 vocabulary list?

1,713 words, each with its English translation, the article (der/die/das) and an example sentence.

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What topics does German B1 vocabulary cover?

Society & Abstract, Work & Education, Communication & Media, Everyday Actions, Feelings & Character, Travel & Transport, Home & Household, Money & Shopping and more — browse them above, or open a topic for its own list.

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und sie haben es in dieser Maschine gezüchtet
and they grew it inside this machine
Maschine🔊
machine · in context
noun
machine · engine · device
A1 demo · Nicos Weg (DW) — tap any word

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