The teacher ex­plai­ned how we can   harm­ful sun rays. (schüt­zen vor)

Guess what! Our team won the school   last year. (Pokal)

He play­ed an im­portant   in the school play last year. (Rolle)

Many people suf­fer from   in ac­cess to edu­ca­ti­on. (Un­gleich­heit)

The group de­ci­ded to   the best idea for the pro­ject. (über etwas ab­stim­men)

South Afri­ca had a long his­to­ry of  , which di­vi­ded people by race. (Apart­heid)

There are only  seats left for the con­cert tonight. (we­ni­ge)

A   is a big cat and can climb trees very ea­si­ly. (Le­o­pard)

My uncle owns a small   where he grows gra­pes for wine. (Wein­berg)

People are working hard to   wild ani­mals   po­a­chers. (schüt­zen vor)

The soc­cer game had over 50,000   wat­ching in the sta­di­um. (Zu­schau­er)

A   of pro­ducts is availa­ble in the new su­per­mar­ket. (Aus­wahl)

Eng­lish is a   lan­guage around the world. (weit ver­brei­tet)

A lion is known as the king of the jung­le. (Löwe)

Many fa­mi­lies are strugg­ling with   in large ci­ties. (Ob­dach­lo­sig­keit)

The   in the new school is very dif­fe­rent from the old one. (Sys­tem)

A   is hun­ted for its horn, which is il­le­gal. (Nas­horn)

The   of the car was very loud and start­led ever­y­o­ne. (Horn)

 can so­me­times be very com­pli­ca­ted to un­der­stand. (Po­li­tik)

Play­ing   is one of the most po­pu­lar sports in the world. (Fuß­ball)

The ri­sing   rates are ma­king people feel un­safe. (Kri­mi­na­li­tät)