| informal |
| Adjektiv: | |
| [1] entspannt und freundlich oder freundschaftlich; ohne Formalität oder Zeremonie | |
| [2] Sprache: unter Freunden und in der Familie oder in gewöhnlichen Situationen angemessen | |
| [3] Kleidung: zuhause und zur Entspannung oder im Alltag angemessen, aber zu offiziellen Anlässen untragbar | |
| a |
| Artikel: | |
| [1] unbestimmter Artikel: ein, eine, einen | |
| [1] I can see a car and a plane. | |
| Ich kann ein Auto und ein Flugzeug sehen. | |
| [1] Yesterday we met an Afro-Carribean. | |
| Gestern haben wir einen Afro-Kariben getroffen. | |
| vampire |
| Substantiv: | |
| [1] blutsaugender, toter Mensch (Fantasiegestalt); Vampir | |
| [1] The most famous vampire in literature is Dracula. Bram Stocker wrote the story of the infamous Count. | |
| [1] "Vampire, a fabulous creature, which was widely believed in previously to and during the 18th century in Greece, Hungary, Moravia, Silesia, Poland, and Russia. Vampires are defined by Dom Calmet as persons "who have been dead a considerable time, sometimes more, sometimes less; who leave their tombs, and come and disturb the living, sucking their blood, appearing to them, making a noise at their doors and in their houses, and often causing their death." | |
