Alltagsenglisch-Wortschatz

To go to the door when someone knocks or rings and speak to them.

应门；去开门

A comfortable chair with supports for your arms.

扶手椅

An open container used to carry or keep things, often with a handle.

篮子；筐

A room with a bath or shower, often also a toilet.

浴室；卫生间

The piece of furniture that you sleep on.

床

A room used for sleeping.

卧室

A thick cover that keeps you warm in bed or while resting.

毯子

A piece of furniture with several shelves for books.

书柜；书架

A container with firm sides, often square or rectangular.

盒子；箱子

A seat for one person, usually with a back and four legs.

椅子

To take used sheets off a bed and put clean ones on it.

换床单

Without dirt on it or in it.

干净的

To remove dirt from a thing or place.

打扫；清洁

To make a dirty or messy place clean again.

打扫干净；清理

A piece of cloth used to remove dirt from household surfaces.

清洁布；抹布

To move a door so that it covers the opening.

关门

Words inviting someone outside to enter the room or home.

请进。

A polite request to make a TV, music or another sound quieter.

能把……的音量调低吗？

A piece of furniture with doors, used for keeping things inside.

橱柜；壁柜

A piece of hanging cloth that covers a window.

窗帘

A table that you use for writing, studying or working.

书桌；办公桌

A room in a home where people eat meals.

餐厅；饭厅

With dirt or unwanted marks on it.

脏的

A machine that washes plates, cups and other kitchen items.

洗碗机

To wash the plates, cups and other things used for a meal.

洗碗；洗餐具

On a lower floor of a building, or moving to that floor.

在楼下；往楼下

A box-shaped part of furniture that you pull out to reach things inside.

抽屉

Without water or other liquid on or in it.

干的；干燥的

To remove water from something, or to become no longer wet.

弄干；变干