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Übersetzung & Definition
the background (of a candidate): der Hintergrund, der Werdegang (eines Bewerbers)
I have a background in economics and political science. Ich habe einen wirtschafts- und politikwissenschaftlichen Hintergrund.
background (noise): das Hintergrundgeräusch
Who's that I hear in the background? Wen höre ich da im Hintergrund?
the background (of a photo): der Hintergrund (eines Fotos)
What's in the background of the picture? Was ist im Hintergrund des Bildes?
Beispiel
- "I know that radio stations sometimes feature on-air personalities with no medical background."
- "I wait one minute while some country music echoes in the background."
- "She has a background in communications, and she is the head of our marketing department."
- "Polly : Is that Philip I hear in the background?"
- "To further acquaint you with my background, I have enclosed my resume."
- "Wow, is that a giraffe I can see in the background?"
- "Edward : Ok, I'd probably be a flute, because I'm high-pitched, often in the background, but once you get to know me, I have a lovely melody."
- "Knowing your background in espionage, I thought you might be interested in a $1000 gift voucher at the Spies'R'Us store."
- "She has a background in Communications, and she is the head of our marketing department."
Übung 1
Bruno refers to Brian's "background" in espionage. Choose the correct uses of the term "background" from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Bruno refers to Brian's "background" in espionage. Choose the correct uses of the term "background" from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
Excerpt: Knowing your background in espionage, I thought you might be interested in a $1000 gift voucher at the Spies'R'Us store.
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is not correct. In this example, the correct term would be "support" or "backing".
This is not correct. In this example, the correct term would be "back garden" or "backyard".
This is correct. In professional terms, your "background" is everything you have done in your career so far, and your main centers of interest. "I'm an accountant, but my background includes teaching, glass-blowing, professional football and flower-arranging."
This is correct. "Background music" is intended to soothe travellers in airports, or shoppers in supermarkets. "Background" can also mean the area behind the principal subject of a painting.
Excerpt: Knowing your background in espionage, I thought you might be interested in a $1000 gift voucher at the Spies'R'Us store.
Übung 2
Art attack I!
Things that are near to us (like people in a photograph) are in the ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are far from us (like mountains in a photograph) are in the ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are near to us (like people in a photograph) are in the ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are far from us (like mountains in a photograph) are in the ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Art attack I!
Things that are near to us (like people in a photograph) are in the fore 1ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are far from us (like mountains in a photograph) are in the back 2ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are near to us (like people in a photograph) are in the fore 1ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
Things that are far from us (like mountains in a photograph) are in the back 2ground.
(Hint: we are looking for a word that precedes "ground" to make one word!)
1 fore: This is correct. The "foreground" describes the area at the front (of a picture or photo). Example: In the advert, the company's product is prominently displayed in the FOREGROUND. In the dialogue, Bruno says, "the dark blue circle was in front of the squares, in the foreground".
1 front: Oops! The term "frontground" doesn't exist!
1 near: Oops! The term "nearground" doesn't exist!
1 earth: Oops! The term "earthground" doesn't exist!
2 back: This is correct. The "background" describes the area at the back (of a picture or photo). In the dialogue, Bruno says, "the dark blue circle was in front of the squares, in the foreground". This means that the squares are in the "background".
2 far: Sorry, "farground" isn't a real word!
2 long: Sorry, "longground" isn't a real word!
2 distant: Sorry, "distantground" isn't a real word!
Übung 3
Fill in the blanks with words used in the dialogue. Use the examples to help you!
-The music is very quiet, could you make it louder?
-No problem, I'll the volume! (2 words)
-How does this dog whistle work?
-It produces a high- sound that can only be heard by dogs. Humans can't hear this frequency. (1 word)
-Does he like to be the center of attention?
-No, he prefers to stay in the . (1 word)
-The music is very quiet, could you make it louder?
-No problem, I'll the volume! (2 words)
-How does this dog whistle work?
-It produces a high- sound that can only be heard by dogs. Humans can't hear this frequency. (1 word)
-Does he like to be the center of attention?
-No, he prefers to stay in the . (1 word)
Fill in the blanks with words used in the dialogue. Use the examples to help you!
-The music is very quiet, could you make it louder?
-No problem, I'll turn up 1 the volume! (2 words)
-How does this dog whistle work?
-It produces a high-pitched 2 sound that can only be heard by dogs. Humans can't hear this frequency. (1 word)
-Does he like to be the center of attention?
-No, he prefers to stay in the background 3. (1 word)
-The music is very quiet, could you make it louder?
-No problem, I'll turn up 1 the volume! (2 words)
-How does this dog whistle work?
-It produces a high-pitched 2 sound that can only be heard by dogs. Humans can't hear this frequency. (1 word)
-Does he like to be the center of attention?
-No, he prefers to stay in the background 3. (1 word)
1 turn up: To "turn up" the volume is to increase the volume. In the dialogue, Philip says, "if someone isn't hearing my argument, I just TURN UP the volume until I get a sale". This means if Philip has problems selling products to clients, he simply speaks louder! Logically enough, "turn down" means to decrease the volume. Example: I can't sleep with that loud music - please could you TURN the volume DOWN!
2 pitched: A "pitch" is a frequency (of sound). Therefore, if something is "high-pitched", it produces high frequency sounds. Example: After the rock concert I had high-pitched ringing in my ears. In the dialogue, Edward suggests he is "high-pitched" like a flute because he has a high voice.
3 background: The term "background" is often used to describe the back part of a painting, the area that appears to be far away. Example: This Rembrandt painting has mountains in the background. If someone "stays in the background", they maintain a low profile and prefer to be unnoticed. This is what Edward means when he says that he is "often in the background".
Übung 4
Where did Susan Bliss go to school?
Where did Susan Bliss go to school?
Polly says that Susie "has a background in Communications", and that she "graduated at the top of her class at Oxford", which is a fine university in England.
"Communications" is not a school.
Susie is not Irish, although Warbuckle thinks she had an Irish accent. Susie's nationality does not answer the question of "where Susie went to school", however.
Übung 5
According to Susie, TigerLily will .
According to Susie, TigerLily will delight women with high standards.
delight women with high standards: This is the best choice here. Susie says that TigerLily is "sure to please women of the most discerning tastes". This means that TigerLily has a superior quality which will appeal to women who are very refined and demanding of the products which they purchase.
please women with sophisticated palates: The palate is the part of the mouth which controls the human sense of taste. To have a "sophisticated palate" indicates that someone has a refined sense of taste. However this applies only to food. As Susie is referring to perfumes, this choice is incorrect.
appease women of high social standing : Women of "high social standing" are elite or wealthy women. They are not necessarily women of "discerning taste".
appeal to women of many ethnic backgrounds: Susie never mentions that women of diverse origins will enjoy TigerLily.
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