Das Buch Face2face - Fortgeschritten - Einheit 5 - 5C

Hier finden Sie den Wortschatz aus Unit 5 - 5C im Face2Face Advanced Lehrbuch, wie "ein Hungerlohn", "über Arbeit reden", "Frist", usw.

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in a rut [Phrase]

in the same situation for such a long time that it is no longer appealing

Ex: They realized their relationship was in a rut , so they decided to plan more exciting activities together .

dead-end job [Nomen]

Sackgassenjob

Ex: He felt stuck in a dead-end job with no prospect of promotion or advancement .

Er fühlte sich in einem Sackgassenjob ohne Aussicht auf Beförderung oder Aufstieg festgefahren.

to take on [Verb]

annehmen

Ex:

Wirst du die Herausforderung annehmen und das Projektteam leiten?

to snow under [Verb]

überhäufen

Ex: After the product launch , the customer support team found themselves snowed under with a surge in customer requests .

Nach der Produkteinführung sah sich das Kundensupport-Team mit einer Flut von Kundenanfragen überhäuft.

to [talk] shop [Phrase]

to have work-related discussions outside of work, particularly when it is annoying or inappropriate

Ex: During the conference , they spent most of their time talking shop and exchanging business cards .

self-employed [Adjektiv]

selbstständig

Ex: He chose to be self-employed as a consultant , allowing him to set his own schedule .

pittance [Nomen]

ein Hungerlohn

Ex: The scholarship provided only a pittance compared to the rising tuition fees .

Das Stipendium bot nur ein Almosen im Vergleich zu den steigenden Studiengebühren.

fortune [Nomen]

Vermögen

Ex: The entrepreneur made a fortune from his successful tech startup .

Der Unternehmer machte ein Vermögen mit seinem erfolgreichen Tech-Startup.

high-powered [Adjektiv]

hochleistungsfähig

Ex: The lawyer is known for her high-powered arguments , often swaying even the toughest judges .

Die Anwältin ist für ihre kraftvollen Argumente bekannt, die oft sogar die strengsten Richter überzeugen.

run-of-the-mill [Adjektiv]

durchschnittlich

Ex: He wore a run-of-the-mill suit to the job interview , blending in with the other candidates .

Er trug einen gewöhnlichen Anzug zum Vorstellungsgespräch und fiel unter den anderen Bewerbern nicht auf.

to [throw] {sb} in (at|) the deep end [Phrase]

to put someone in a difficult or challenging situation without providing any help or guidance

Ex:

deadline [Nomen]

Frist

Ex: The team worked overtime to meet the tight deadline .

Das Team arbeitete Überstunden, um die knappe Frist einzuhalten.

against the clock [Phrase]

as quickly as one possibly can because there is not much time available

Ex: They raced against the clock and completed the task just in time .

to [be] up to {one's} (ears|eyes|neck) in {sth} [Phrase]

to be involved with something that is too challenging or demanding for one to handle

Ex: She 's up to her eyes in wedding preparations and has no time for anything else .

to [take] it easy [Phrase]

to try to be calm and relaxed and possibly rest

Ex: On vacation , our main goal is to relax and take it easy by the beach .

(career|corporate) ladder [Phrase]

the different levels of jobs and responsibilities that people can move up in their chosen profession as they gain more experience and skills

Ex: She started at an entry-level position and gradually moved up the career ladder .

Das Buch Face2face - Fortgeschritten
Einheit 1 - 1A	Einheit 1 - 1B	Einheit 1 - 1C	Einheit 2 - 2A
Einheit 2 - 2B	Einheit 2 - 2C	Einheit 3 - 3A	Einheit 3 - 3B
Einheit 3 - 3C	Einheit 4 - 4A	Einheit 4 - 4B	Einheit 4 - 4C
Einheit 5 - 5A	Einheit 5 - 5B	Einheit 5 - 5C	Einheit 6 - 6A
Einheit 6 - 6B	Einheit 6 - 6C	Einheit 7 - 7A	Einheit 7 - 7B
Einheit 7 - 7C	Einheit 8 - 8A	Einheit 8 - 8B	Einheit 8 - 8C
Einheit 9 - 9A	Einheit 9 - 9B	Einheit 9 - 9C	Einheit 10 - 10A
Einheit 10 - 10B	Einheit 10 - 10C