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Illustration of the B1 German word “Angst vor”, which translates to “fear of”. Close-up of a wide-eyed hedgehog curled tightly inside a teacup, staring up at one enormous soft balloon-spider floating harmlessly above, its round body filling the sky
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Angst vor

fear of

/aŋst foːɐ̯/

Examples — Angst vor in a sentence

Viele Kinder haben Angst vor der Dunkelheit.

Many children have a fear of the dark.

Ich habe keine Angst vor Spinnen.

I have no fear of spiders.

How to remember it

ANGST VOR! Sounds like 'ANXIOUS for' something scary. FEAR of what's VOR-ward.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “der Arbeitgeber”, which translates to “employer”. A beaming walrus in a pinstripe suit hands out fat paycheques from a bottomless briefcase while a queue of delighted penguins scrambles over each other to reach him.
der Arbeitgeber

/ˈaʁbaɪ̯tˌɡeːbɐ/

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employer

Examples

Der Arbeitgeber muss faire Löhne zahlen.

The employer must pay fair wages.

Ich bin froh, einen so guten Arbeitgeber zu haben.

I am glad to have such a good employer.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “der Arbeitnehmer”, which translates to “employee”. A weary office penguin in a tie stands on a desk, desperately juggling ten spinning stacks of paper while a giant boss-seal looms over him, the penguin sweating tiny ice-cube beads of pure panic.
der Arbeitnehmer

/ˈaʁbaɪ̯tˌneːmɐ/

employee

Examples

Arbeitnehmer haben Anspruch auf bezahlten Urlaub.

Employees are entitled to paid leave.

Das Unternehmen hat über tausend Arbeitnehmer.

The company has over a thousand employees.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “aufgeregt”, which translates to “excited”. A small round robin puffs itself up and bounces in dizzy circles, wings fluttering to a blur, hearts and stars bursting around its head as it can barely contain its thrilled energy.
aufgeregt

/ˈaʊ̯fɡəˌʁeːkt/

excited

Comparative Forms

Positive aufgeregt
Komparativ aufgeregter
Superlativ am aufgeregtesten

Examples

Die Kinder waren vor dem Ausflug sehr aufgeregt.

The children were very excited before the trip.

Er sprach mit aufgeregter Stimme über die Neuigkeiten.

He spoke with an excited voice about the news.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “der Bewerber”, which translates to “applicant (m.)”. Close-up of an eager young fox in a neat little tie stepping forward through a huge open door made of light, portfolio tucked under one arm, hopeful and bright.
der Bewerber

/bəˈvɛʁbɐ/

applicant (m.)

Examples

Es gab viele qualifizierte Bewerber für die Stelle.

There were many qualified applicants for the position.

Der beste Bewerber wird morgen zum Interview eingeladen.

The best applicant will be invited for an interview tomorrow.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “die Bewerberin”, which translates to “applicant (f.)”. A flamingo in a blazer strides confidently across a bridge of paper resumes toward a glowing door, portfolio tucked under one wing.
die Bewerberin

/bəˈvɛʁbəʁɪn/

applicant (f.)

Examples

Eine Bewerberin hat alle Anforderungen erfüllt.

One applicant has met all the requirements.

Die Firma sucht eine motivierte Bewerberin für die Stelle.

The company is looking for a motivated applicant for the position.

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Illustration of the B1 German word “das Bewerbungsschreiben”, which translates to “cover letter”. An envelope unfolds golden wings and soars straight through a giant wooden door, leaving a perfectly shaped envelope-hole behind it.
das Bewerbungsschreiben

/bəˈvɛʁbʊŋsˌʃʁaɪ̯bn̩/

cover letter

Examples

Ich habe mein Bewerbungsschreiben sorgfältig formuliert.

I carefully formulated my cover letter.

Ein gutes Bewerbungsschreiben ist entscheidend.

A good cover letter is crucial.

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masculine Arbeitgeber — employer

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