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Wiki📚 English LanguageKey English Vocabulary: CommunicationFlashcards

Flashcards on Key English Vocabulary: Communication

Key English Vocabulary: Communication for Students

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What does 'emoji' mean in English?

A picture you can send online to represent an emotion or idea.

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Card 1

Question: What does 'emoji' mean in English?

Answer: A picture you can send online to represent an emotion or idea.

Card 2

Question: Provide the German meaning of 'emoji' and its pronunciation.

Answer: Grafisches Symbol; [i'məudʒi].

Card 3

Question: What does the verb 'to shorten' mean?

Answer: To make something shorter (verkürzen; kürzen).

Card 4

Question: Give the pronunciation and German meaning of 'to shorten'.

Answer: [ʃɔːtn]; verkürzen; kürzen.

Card 5

Question: What does 'to express' mean and give an example sentence from the content.

Answer: To express = ausdrücken. Example: He likes to express himself by drawing.

Card 6

Question: What related forms are given for 'to express'?

Answer: expression, expressive.

Card 7

Question: What is a 'printing press' and why is it important?

Answer: Druckerpresse; it made it possible to produce lots of books.

Card 8

Question: What does 'to copy' mean and give the example sentence provided.

Answer: To copy = kopieren; abschreiben. Example: You should copy the text into your books.

Card 9

Question: What is the English word for 'Lippe(n-)' and its pronunciation?

Answer: lip; pronunciation [lɪp].

Card 10

Question: How are 'lips' used according to the content?

Answer: You use your lips when you are speaking.

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