B2 level - Materials and Their Uses

Here you will learn words for materials and their uses like lead, aluminum, rubber, building and shaping, prepared for B2 learners.

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das Blei [noun]

lead

Ex:

Lead is a metal with the atomic number 82.

das Aluminium [noun]

aluminum

Ex:

Aluminum does not rust.

das Pulver [noun]

powder

Ex:

I need powder for the washing machine.

das Gummi [noun]

rubber

Ex:

The eraser is made of rubber.

das Erdöl [noun]

crude oil

Ex:

Crude oil is an important energy source.

das Kupfer [noun]

copper

Ex:

The coin is made of copper.

das Blech [noun]

sheet metal

Ex:

The car has a metal body.

der Ziegel [noun]

brick

Ex:

Bricks are heavy and sturdy.

der Kunststoff [noun]

plastic

Ex:

Many packages are made of plastic.

das Eisen [noun]

iron

Ex:

The bridge is made of iron.

die Kohle [noun]

coal

Ex:

Many power plants burn coal.

bauen [Verb]

to build

Ex:

He builds a model airplane.

formen [Verb]

to shape

Ex:

The potter shapes a vase on the wheel.

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