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Übersetzung & Definition
a relationship: eine Beziehung
(to be) in a relationship: in einer Beziehung (sein)
Beispiel
- "Icarus : I suppose I'm looking for a relationship with someone I can talk to honestly;"
- "Sigourney : Well I was wondering if you had any comment on the rumours that Bruno Delavigne and Ivana BümBüm are in a romantic relationship."
- "I put my job first, and ignored distractions like personal relationships, friends, lovers even pets and occasionally personal hygiene."
- "We think this scent will make them forget about their past relationships, and inspire them to wear TigerLily, while they hunt for new relationships."
- "In the real world, relationships like hers don't exist."
- "God : I have an intimate relationship with all creatures on earth."
- "I need to know about your relationship with my dad."
- "Susie : Look, Jean, to be honest, I just ended a long relationship."
- "Do you want to go through life floating aimlessly from one failed relationship to another?"
- "Donna : Well Lucy, sometimes after a long time being together, adults discover that their relationship is different than it used to be, and they are no longer compatible."
- "Susie : Well, I know relationships aren't always perfect Samantha, but they're not as bad as all that!"
- "Samantha : If I may, sir, camels are amazing animals, and I am currently in a serious relationship with one, but there is no way that a camel could replace a human being at a highly-skilled office job!"
- "Lack of sleep leads to irritability, poor behavior and trouble with relationships, especially among children and teens."
- "It's not fair to you for me to pretend our relationship is going to work when I know in my heart my attention is elsewhere - Europe."
- "I look forward to continuing my relationship with the Delavigne Corporation, and I wish you the very best of luck for positive growth during the upcoming quarter."
- "Chapter 1: Childhood in Paris: adoption and relationship with Swedish au pair"
- "Please feel free to speak with any of our current clients, who will attest to our long-standing and mutually beneficial relationship."
Übung 1
"Chris and I were dating."
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Action
Status
Chris compliments Yolanda in a bar.
A week later, Chris and Yolanda go for a meal then see a film.
Chris moves in to Yolanda's apartment.
Yolanda starts sleeping with another man behind Chris' back.
Chris and Yolanda have an argument, Yolanda leaves Chris.
Chris starts reading Yolanda's mail, then follows and harasses her.
"Chris and I were dating."
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Action
Status
Chris compliments Yolanda in a bar.
flirting 1
A week later, Chris and Yolanda go for a meal then see a film.
dating 2
Chris moves in to Yolanda's apartment.
in a relationship 3
Yolanda starts sleeping with another man behind Chris' back.
cheating 4
Chris and Yolanda have an argument, Yolanda leaves Chris.
breaking up 5
Chris starts reading Yolanda's mail, then follows and harasses her.
stalking 6
1 flirting: This is the most suitable answer. "To flirt (with someone)" is to talk to someone in an amorous manner, to act in a romantic way. If you are sexually attracted to someone, you might want to flirt with them (in a bar, for example). In British English, the term "to chat up" has the same meaning.
1 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
1 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
1 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
1 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
1 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
2 dating: This is the most suitable answer. "Dating" describes "going out" with someone for a social engagement, often to a bar, restaurant or to see a film. This usually has romantic implications, although some couples regard "dating" as a non-romantic affair. In the audio, Yolanda tells Philip that up until very recently she was seeing Chris socially.
2 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
2 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
2 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
2 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
2 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
3 in a relationship: This is the most suitable answer. "In a relationship" is an expression which broadly describes a union of 2 people. Often this involves a more serious (usually monogamous) sexual relationship. Couples "in a relationship" sometimes describe themselves as "in love", although many people have different opinions on how to define this. "To move in (to an apartment)" is to begin living there.
3 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
3 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
3 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
3 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
3 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
4 cheating: This is the most suitable answer. "Cheating (on a partner)" is to be unfaithful to them; to sleep, kiss or have sex with someone else. Example: I cheated on my wife with another woman. Soon afterwards we divorced.
4 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
4 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
4 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
4 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
4 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
5 breaking up: This is the most suitable answer. "To break up" with someone is to separate or split from them. Couples may "break up" because of many reasons: disputes, arguments, bad breath, or because they don't love each other.
5 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
5 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
5 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
5 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
5 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
6 stalking: This is the most suitable answer. "To stalk" someone is to act in an obsessive, aggressive, or harassing manner towards them. "Stalking" behaviour can describe someone (usually a man) who mistakenly thinks they are in a romantic relationship. This may involve the following actions: sending flowers or love letters, following or waiting for someone, reading their letters, or harassing them.
6 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
6 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
6 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
6 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
6 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
Übung 2
"Chris and I were dating."
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Action
Status
Chris compliments Yolanda in a bar.
A week later, Chris and Yolanda go for a meal then see a film.
Chris moves in to Yolanda's apartment.
Yolanda starts sleeping with another man behind Chris' back.
Chris and Yolanda have an argument, Yolanda leaves Chris.
Chris starts reading Yolanda's mail, then follows and harasses her.
"Chris and I were dating."
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Identify the evolution of Chris and Yolanda's relationship with the appropriate terms.
Action
Status
Chris compliments Yolanda in a bar.
flirting 1
A week later, Chris and Yolanda go for a meal then see a film.
dating 2
Chris moves in to Yolanda's apartment.
in a relationship 3
Yolanda starts sleeping with another man behind Chris' back.
cheating 4
Chris and Yolanda have an argument, Yolanda leaves Chris.
breaking up 5
Chris starts reading Yolanda's mail, then follows and harasses her.
stalking 6
1 flirting: This is the most suitable answer. "To flirt (with someone)" is to talk to someone in an amorous manner, to act in a romantic way. If you are sexually attracted to someone, you might want to flirt with them (in a bar, for example). In British English, the term "to chat up" has the same meaning.
1 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
1 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
1 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
1 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
1 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
2 dating: This is the most suitable answer. "Dating" describes "going out" with someone for a social engagement, often to a bar, restaurant or to see a film. This usually has romantic implications, although some couples regard "dating" as a non-romantic affair. In the audio, Yolanda tells Philip that up until very recently she was seeing Chris socially.
2 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
2 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
2 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
2 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
2 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
3 in a relationship: This is the most suitable answer. "In a relationship" is an expression which broadly describes a union of 2 people. Often this involves a more serious (usually monogamous) sexual relationship. Couples "in a relationship" sometimes describe themselves as "in love", although many people have different opinions on how to define this. "To move in (to an apartment)" is to begin living there.
3 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
3 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
3 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
3 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
3 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
4 cheating: This is the most suitable answer. "Cheating (on a partner)" is to be unfaithful to them; to sleep, kiss or have sex with someone else. Example: I cheated on my wife with another woman. Soon afterwards we divorced.
4 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
4 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
4 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
4 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
4 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
5 breaking up: This is the most suitable answer. "To break up" with someone is to separate or split from them. Couples may "break up" because of many reasons: disputes, arguments, bad breath, or because they don't love each other.
5 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
5 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
5 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
5 stalking: This is incorrect. "Stalking" involves obsessive behaviour, such as following a person, checking personal property, harassment, writing messages, etc.
5 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
6 stalking: This is the most suitable answer. "To stalk" someone is to act in an obsessive, aggressive, or harassing manner towards them. "Stalking" behaviour can describe someone (usually a man) who mistakenly thinks they are in a romantic relationship. This may involve the following actions: sending flowers or love letters, following or waiting for someone, reading their letters, or harassing them.
6 in a relationship: This is incorrect. The stage of being "in a relationship" usually implies having a serious or close romantic association with someone. Often this means couples living together, or being monogamous.
6 dating: This is incorrect. "Dating" implies "going out" with someone for a social engagement, usually (but not exclusively) in a romantic context.
6 flirting: This is incorrect. "Flirting" behaviour describes talking to someone in an amorous way, as one might do with an attractive stranger in a bar.
6 breaking up: This is incorrect. "Breaking up" implies "splitting" or "separating" from your partner. For example, because you no longer love your partner or spouse.
6 cheating: This is incorrect. "Cheating" behaviour is defined by being sexually unfaithful. For example, sleeping or having sex with another person who is not your partner or spouse.
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