Life
Beginner – Word List
Word class abbreviations The following abbreviations are used in the word list: (n) = noun, (v) = verb, (adv) = adverb, (adj) = adjective and (phr v) = phrasal verb. WO UNIT 1 HELLO PAGES 16–17 PAGE 9 goodbye (n) tot ziens (n) job (n) baan (n) goodnight (n) goede nacht (n) meet (v) ontmoeten (v) sign (v) handtekening PAGES 10–11 plaatsen (v) artist (n) kunstenaar (n) doctor (n) arts (n) PAGE 19 driver (n) chauffeur (n) animal (n) dier (n) engineer (n) ingenieur (n) beautiful (adj) mooi (adj) explorer (n) verkenner (n) climber (n) klimmer (n) filmmaker (n) filmmaker (n) fantastic (adj) fantastisch (adj) photographer (n) fotograaf (n) favourite (adj) favoriet (adj) scientist (n) wetenschapper (n) fisherwoman (n) vissersvrouw (n) teacher (n) leraar (n) happy (adj) blij (adj) writer (n) schrijver (n) hunter (n) jager (n) lion (n) leeuw (n) PAGES 12–13 ocean (n) oceaan (n) American (adj) Amerikaans (adj) place (n) plaats (n) Brazilian (adj) Braziliaans (adj) river (n) rivier (n) British (adj) Brits (adj) water buffalo (n) waterbuffel (n) Canadian (adj) Canadees (adj) whale (n) walvis (n) Chinese (adj) Chinees (adj) Egyptian (adj) Egyptisch (adj) UNIT 2 HOLIDAYS French (adj) Frans (adj) PAGE 21 German (adj) Duits (adj) Indian (adj) Indisch (adj) beach (n) strand (n) Italian (adj) Italiaans (adj) island (n) eiland (n) Japanese (adj) Japans (adj) city (n) stad (n) Mexican (adj) Mexicaans (adj) Nepalese (adj) Nepalees (adj) PAGES 22–23 Omani (adj) Omaans (adj) Australian (adj) Australisch (adj) Spanish (adj) Spaans (adj) desert (n) woestijn (n) holiday (n) vakantie (n) PAGES 14–15 tent (n) tent (n) Jamaican (adj) Jamaïcaans (adj) trek (n) trektocht (n) mobile number(n) gsm-nummer(n) 1
PAGES 24–25 cold (adj) degree (n) hot (adj) hotel (n) nice (adj)
koud (adj) graad (n) warm (adj) hotel (n) leuk (adj)
PAGES 26–27 airport (n) black (adj) blue (adj) brown (adj) bus (n) car (n) green (adj) grey (adj) lake (n) mountain (n) old (adj) orange (adj) pink (adj) red (adj) white (adj) yellow (adj)
luchthaven (n) zwart (adj) blauw (adj) bruin (adj) bus (n) auto (n) groen (adj) grijs (adj) meer (n) berg (n) oud (adj) oranje (adj) roze (adj) rood (adj) wit (adj) geel (adj)
PAGES 28–29 address (n) business (n) travellers key (n) postcode (n) registration (n) PAGE 31 amazing (adj) boat (n) continent (n) difficult (adj) ice (n) penguin (n) seal (n) temperature (n) typical (adj)
adres (n) zaken (n) reizigers sleutel (n) postcode (n) nummerplaat (n)
verbazingwekkend (adj) boot (n) continent (n) moeilijk (adj) ijs (n) pinguïn (n) zeehond (n) temperatuur (n) typische (adj)
UNIT 3 FAMILIES PAGE 33 brother (n) daughter (n) father (n) mother (n) parent (n) sister (n) son (n)
broer (n) dochter (n) vader (n) moeder (n) ouder (n) zus (n) zoon (n)
PAGES 34–35 child (n) cousin (n) dead (adj) environmentalist (n) family (n) famous (adj) granddaughter (n) grandmother (n) marine (adj) scuba diver (n)
kind (n) neef (n) dood (adj) milieubeschermer (n) familie (n) beroemd (adj) kleindochter (n) grootmoeder (n) marien (adj) duiker (n)
PAGES 36–37 anniversary (n) April (n) August (n) birthday (n) December (n) February (n) January (n) July (n) June (n) March (n) May (n) November (n) October (n) September (n) sure (adj) wedding (n) year (n)
verjaardag (n) april (n) augustus (n) verjaardag (n) december (n) februari (n) januari (n) juli (n) juni (n) maart (n) mei (n) november (n) oktober (n) september (n) zeker (adj) huwelijk (n) jaar (n)
PAGES 38–39 big (adj) home (n)
groot (adj) thuis (n) 2
meeting (n) office (n) poor (adj) rich (adj) small (adj) young (adj) PAGES 40–41 baby (n) congratulations (n) engaged (adj) engagement (n) follow (v) great (adj) kind (adj) lovely (adj) party (n) you're welcome (adj) PAGE 43 capital (n) country (n) farmer (n) ger (n) taxi driver (n)
vergadering (n) kantoor (n) arm (adj) rijk (adj) klein (adj) jong (adj)
baby (n) gefeliciteerd (n) verloofd (adj) verloving (n) volgen (v) fantastisch (adj) vriendelijk (adj) leuk (adj) feestje (n) graag gedaan (adj)
hoofdstad (n) land (n) landbouwer (n) ger (n) taxichauffeur (n)
UNIT 4 CITIES PAGE 45 building (n) new (adj) tower (n)
gebouw (n) nieuw (adj) toren (n)
PAGES 46–47 bank (n) bus station (n) café (n) car park (n) cinema (n) information centre (n) market (n) museum (n) near (prep)
bank (n) busstation (n) café (n) parking (n) bioscoop (n) informatiecentrum (n) markt (n) museum (n) dichtbij (prep)
next to (prep) opposite (prep) park (n) train station (n)
naast (prep) tegenover (prep) park (n) treinstation (n)
PAGES 48–49 bell (n) Friday (n) guidebook (n) map (n) Monday (n) open (adj) Saturday (n) Sunday (n) Thursday (n) timetable (n) tourist (n) Tuesday (n) vertical (adj) Wednesday (n)
klok (n) vrijdag (n) gids (n) plattegrond (n) maandag (n) open (adj) zaterdag (n) zondag (n) donderdag (n) tijdschema (n) toerist (n) dinsdag (n) verticaal (adj) woensdag (n)
PAGES 50–51 beginning (n) closed (adj) end (n) midday (n) restaurant (n) time zone (n)
begin (n) gesloten (adj) einde (n) middag (n) restaurant (n) tijdzone (n)
PAGES 52–53 cake (n) coffee (n) fruit juice (n) mineral water (n) salad (n) sandwich (n) tea (n) large (adj)
taart (n) koffie (n) vruchtensap (n) mineraalwater (n) salade (n) broodje (n) thee (n) groot (adj)
PAGE 55 art (n) bridge (n) garden (n) lights (n) shopping street
kunst (n) brug (n) tuin (n) lichten (n) winkelstraat (n) 3
(n) sign (n) snack bar (n) surf (v) symbol (n)
uithangbord (n) snackbar (n) surfen (v) symbool (n)
UNIT 5 INVENTIONS PAGE 57 air (n) fly (v) robot (n) toy (n)
lucht (n) vliegen (v) robot (n) stuk speelgoed (n)
PAGES 58–59 basket (n) carry (v) cook (v) drive (v) generation (n) intelligent (adj) move (v) play (v) ride (v) run (v) see (v) sing (v) speak (v) supermarket (n) swim (v) technology (n)
mandje (n) dragen (v) koken (v) rijden (v) generatie (n) intelligent (adj) bewegen (v) spelen (v) rijden (v) lopen (v) zien (v) zingen (v) praten (v) supermarkt (n) zwemmen (v) technologie (n)
PAGES 60–61 backpack (n) camera (n) headphones (n) MP3 player (n) video camera (n) webcam (n)
rugzak (n) camera (n) hoofdtelefoon (n) MP3-speler (n) videocamera (n) webcam (n)
PAGES 62–63 basic (adj) bowl (n) box (n) cheap (adj)
eenvoudig (adj) kom (n) doos (n) goedkoop (adj)
design (n) electric (adj) gas (n) heat (v) lid (n) maximum (n) newspaper (n) oven (n) panel (n) pot (n) solar (adj) sun (n)
ontwerp (n) elektrisch (adj) gas (n) opwarmen (v) deksel (n) maximum (n) krant (n) oven (n) paneel (n) pot (n) zonne- (adj) zon (n)
PAGES 64–65 alarm clock (n) dollar (n) euro (n) expensive (adj) image (n) memory stick (n) pound (n) quality (n) radio (n)
wekker (n) dollar (n) euro (n) duur (adj) beeld (n) memory stick (n) pond (n) kwaliteit (n) radio (n)
PAGE 67 appointment (n) busy (adj) diary (n) gadget (n) kitchen (n) laptop (n) microwave (n) organise (v)
afspraak (n) druk (adj) agenda (n) gadget (n) keuken (n) laptop (n) magnetron (n) organiseren (v)
UNIT 6 PASSIONS PAGE 69 fan (n) football (n) international (adj) passionate (adj) prize (n) rugby (n) team (n)
fan (n) voetbal (n) internationaal (adj) gedreven (adj) prijs (n) rugby (n) team (n) 4
PAGES 70–71 cheese (n) chocolate (n) competition (n) dish (n) egg (n) fish (n) fruit (n) giant (adj) meat (n) pasta (n) pumpkin pie (n) rice (n) tennis (n) traditional (adj) vegetable (n)
kaas (n) chocolade (n) wedstrijd (n) gerecht (n) ei (n) vis (n) fruit (n) gigantisch (adj) vlees (n) pasta (n) pompoentaart (n) rijst (n) tennis (n) traditioneel (adj) groente (n)
PAGES 72–73 action (n) bird (n) comedy (n) detective (n) jazz (n) novel (n) reality (n) wildlife (n)
actie (n) vogel (n) komedie (n) detective (n) jazz (n) boek (n) reality (n) natuur (n)
PAGES 74–75 festival (n) pigeon (n) race (n) tourist attraction (n)
festival (n) duif (n) race (n) toeristische attractie (n)
PAGES 76–77 boring (adj) horrible (adj) table tennis (n)
saai (adj) verschrikkelijk (adj) tafeltennis (n)
PAGE 79 bone (n) bread (n) Brie (n) Camembert (n)
graat (n) brood (n) Brie (n) Camembert (n)
peach (n) stall (n) tomato (n) vegetarian (n)
perzik (n) kraam (n) tomaat (n) vegetarisch (n)
UNIT 7 DIFFERENT LIVES PAGE 81 autumn (n) celebration (n) month (n) spring (n) summer (n) winter (n)
herfst (n) viering (n) maand (n) lente (n) zomer (n) winter (n)
PAGES 82–83 reindeer (n) study (v) tractor (n) understand (v)
rendier (n) studeren (v) tractor (n) begrijpen (v)
PAGES 84–85 board (n) book (n) classmate (n) classroom (n) college (n) Maasai (n) pen (n) pencil (n) school (n) student (n) university (n) unusual (adj) village (n)
bord (n) boek (n) klasgenoot (n) klaslokaal (n) college (n) Maasai (n) pen (n) potlood (n) school (n) student (n) universiteit (n) ongewoon (adj) dorp (n)
PAGES 86–87 climbing (n) cloudy (adj) cycling (n) golf (n) photo (n) rainy (adj) running (n)
klimmen (n) bewolkt (adj) fietsen (n) golf (n) foto (n) regenachtig (adj) lopen (n) 5
season (n) skiing (n) snowy (adj) sunny (adj) wet (adj) windy (adj)
seizoen (n) skiën (n) met sneeuw (adj) zonnig (adj) nat (adj) winderig (adj)
PAGES 88–89 bored (adj) hungry (adj) thirsty (adj) tired (adj)
verveeld (adj) honger (adj) dorst (adj) moe (adj)
PAGE 91 couple (n) fire (n) hard (adj) journey (n) sleep (v) snow (n) soft (adj) travel (v)
koppel (n) kampvuur (n) hard (adj) reis (n) slapen (v) sneeuw (n) zacht (adj) reizen (v)
UNIT 8 ROUTINES PAGE 93 computer (n) helicopter (n) modern (adj)
computer (n) helikopter (n) modern (adj)
PAGES 94–95 breakfast (n) dinner (n) exercise (n) lunch (n)
ontbijt (n) avondmaal (n) fitness (n) lunch (n)
PAGES 96–97 archaeologist (n) article (n) colleague (n) geologist (n) laboratory (n) lecture (n) noisy (adj) object (n)
archaeoloog (n) artikel (n) collega (n) geoloog (n) laboratorium (n) lezing (n) luidruchtig (adj) voorwerp (n)
report (n) teach (v) PAGES 98–99 automatic (adj) conservation (n) crisis (n) domestic (adj) hunt (v) jaguar (n) leopard (n) radio collar (n) tiger (n) wild (adj) PAGE 103 call (v) drink (v) eat (v) gentle (adj) greet (v) hand (n) have a bath (v)
rapport (n) onderwijzen (v)
automatisch (adj) bescherming (n) crisis (n) gedomesticeerd (adj) jagen (v) jaguar (n) luipaard (n) radiohalsband (n) tijger (n) wild (adj)
trunk (n)
roepen (v) drinken (v) eten (v) zachtaardig (adj) groeten (v) hand (n) een bad nemen (v) identificeren (v) individu (n) jeep (n) gaan liggen (phr v) slurf (n)
UNIT 9 TRAVEL PAGE 105 flying (n) interesting (adj) plane (n) train (n)
vliegen (n) interessant (adj) vliegtuig (n) trein (n)
PAGES 106–107 bag (n) boot (n) coat (n) dress (n) hat (n)
tas (n) laars (n) jas (n) kleed (n) hoed (n)
identify (v) individual (n) jeep (n) lie down (phr v)
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jacket (n) jeans (n) jumper (n) pocket (n) sandals (n) scarf (n) shirt (n) shoe (n) shorts (n) skirt (n) suitcase (n) top (n) trousers (n) T-shirt (n)
jasje (n) jeans (n) trui (n) tasje (n) sandalen (n) sjaal (n) hemd (n) schoen (n) short (n) rok (n) koffer (n) topje (n) broek (n) T-shirt (n)
PAGES 108–109 armchair (n) bed (n) chair (n) cheap (adj) comfortable (adj) desk (n) fridge (n) hostel (n) lamp (n) shower (n) sofa (n) table (n) TV (n) wardrobe (n)
fauteuil (n) bed (n) stoel (n) goedkoop (adj) comfortabel (adj) bureau (n) koelkast (n) herberg (n) lamp (n) douche (n) sofa (n) tafel (n) tv (n) kledingkast (n)
PAGES 110–111 adventurous (adj) diving (n) hiking (n) hitch-hike (v) horse riding (n) in advance (exp) lifetime (n) opera (n) option (n) rail (n) sightseeing (n) view (n)
avontuurlijk (adj) duiken (n) wandelen (n) liften (v) paardrijden (n) op voorhand (exp) leven (n) opera (n) optie (n) spoor (n) sightseeing (n) vergezicht (n)
PAGES 112–113 alarm (n) desk (n) meal (n) menu (n)
wekker (n) bureau (n) maaltijd (n) menu (n)
PAGE 115 ancient (adj) bang (n) canoe (n) crash (v) donkey (n) gold (n) goldmine (n) landmine (n) llama (n) loud (adj) plate (n) sand dune (n) sheep (n) track (n)
oude (adj) knal (n) kano (n) botsen (v) ezel(n) goud (n) goudmijn (n) landmijn (n) lama (n) luid (adj) bord (n) zandduin (n) schaap (n) pad (n)
UNIT 10 HISTORY PAGE 117 digital (adj) disc (n) history (n) invention (n) recorder (n) television (n) test (n) video (n)
digitaal (adj) schijf (n) geschiedenis (n) uitvinding (n) recorder (n) televisie (n) test (n) video (n)
PAGES 118–119 captain (n) expedition (n) North Pole (n) Portuguese (adj) space (n) successful (adj)
kapitein (n) expeditie (n) Noordpool (n) Portugees (adj) ruimte (n) succesvol (adj)
PAGES 120–121 basketball (n) champion (n)
basketbal (n) kampioen (n) 7
friendly (adj) funny (adj) hero (n) nature (n) sportsman (n)
vriendelijk (adj) grappig (adj) held (n) natuur (n) sportman (n)
PAGES 122–123 ago (adv) celebrity (n) empire (n) land (n) leader (n) now (adv) president (n) prisoner (n) today (adv) war (n)
geleden (adv) beroemdheid (n) rijk (n) land (n) leider (n) nu (adv) president (n) gevangene (n) vandaag (adv) oorlog (n)
PAGES 124–125 late (adj) seat (n) sorry (adj) worry (v)
laat (adj) plaats (n) sorry (adj) zorgen maken (v)
PAGE 127 astronaut (n) die (v) goal (n) Mercury (n) orbit (v) programme (n) satellite (n) shuttle (n) speech (n) Sputnik (n) success (n) tragedy (n)
astronaut (n) sterven (v) doel (n) Mercurius (n) omlopen (v) programma (n) satelliet (n) shuttle (n) toespraak (n) Spoetnik (n) succes (n) tragedie (n)
UNIT 11 DISCOVERY PAGE 129 arrive (v) discover (v) leave (v)
aankomen (v) ontdekken (v) vertrekken (v)
PAGES 130–131 arrow (n) body (n) discovery (n) investigation (n) kill (v) knife (n) mountaineer (n) mystery (n) scientific (adj)
pijl (n) lichaam (n) ontdekking (n) onderzoek (n) doden (v) mes (n) bergbeklimmer (n) mysterie (n) wetenschappelijk (adj)
PAGES 132–133 adventure (n) dangerous (adj) film (v) pool (n) watch (v)
avontuur (n) gevaarlijk (adj) film (v) zwembad (n) bekijken (v)
PAGES 134–135 crazy (adj) cut (v) deep (adj) species (n) traffic (n)
gek (adj) snijden (v) diep (adj) soort (n) verkeer (n)
PAGES 136–137 delicious (adj) last (adj) pay (v) shark (n)
heerlijk (adj) vorige (adj) betalen (v) haai (n)
PAGE 139 acidic (adj) balloon (n) chemist (n) close (adj) earthy (adj) experience (v) flower (n) juicy (adj) man-made (adj) perfume (n) scent (n) stephanotis (n)
zuur (adj) ballon (n) chemicus (n) gelijkaardig (adj) aardachtig (adj) beleven (v) bloem (n) sappig (adj) kunstmatig (adj) parfum (n) geur (n) stefanotis (n) 8
taste (v) watery (adj)
smaken (v) waterig (adj)
UNIT 12 THE WEEKEND PAGE 141 factory (n) weekend (n)
tornado (n) tornado-resistant (adj) voluntary (adj) volunteer (n)
fabriek (n) weekend (n)
PAGES 142–143 bath (n) bathe (v) bathroom (n) bedroom (n) cooking (n) dining room (n) ironing (n) living room (n) mat (n) motorbike (n) read (v) sit (v) smile (v) talk (v) toilet (n) wash (v) wear (v)
bad (n) baden (v) badkamer (n) slaapkamer (n) koken (n) eetkamer (n) strijken (n) woonkamer (n) mat (n) motorfiets (n) lezen (v) zitten (v) glimlachen (v) praten (v) toilet (n) wassen (v) dragen (v)
PAGES 148–149 adult (n) brochure (n) castle (n) court (n) exhibition (n) finish (v) return ticket (n)
PAGES 144–145 folk (n) free (adj) sale (n) shopping (n) stuff (n) trip (n)
folk (n) gratis (adj) uitverkoop (n) winkelen (n) zaken (n) reis (n)
PAGES 146–147 builder (n) community (n) dream house (n) fun (adj) organisation (n) professional (adj) project (n) roof (n)
bouwvakker (n) gemeenschap (n) droomhuis (n) leuk (adj) organisatie (n) professioneel (adj) project (n) dak (n)
tornado (n) tornadobestendig (adj) vrijwillig (adj) vrijwilliger (n)
special (adj)
volwassene (n) brochure (n) kasteel (n) baan (n) tentoonstelling (n) eindigen (v) heen-en-terug ticket (n) speciaal (adj)
PAGE 151 concert (n) flying fish (n) group (n) guitar (n) main (adj) musician (n) painter (n) prepare (v) rest (v) song (n)
concert (n) vliegende vis (n) groep (n) gitaar (n) belangrijkste (adj) muzikant (n) schilder (n) voorbereiden (v) rusten (v) lied (n)
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