Week 3 Glossary

16 comments:

  1. Path - noun
    a narrow walk or way
    I cross this path every day when I go to the university

    Clear – verb
    to remove objects from something
    they will clear this area to build hospital

    no longer – adverb
    not any more
    I’m no longer forgetting my homework

    Such us – adverb
    For example
    I am always eating fruits like apple and orange

    Nutrients – noun
    Food
    The camels can live without nutrients for few days

    ReplyDelete
  2. 1- lack - noun
    something missed or needed
    Jimmy fell in exam because of his lack informations

    2- geography - adjective
    A science cares about the Earth
    Did you study Geography

    3- Gather - verb
    To bring together into one group
    The colleg is gathering a student from all over the world

    4- soldier -noun
    A person who serve in army
    The Soldier must follow the rules

    5- blizzards - noun
    A storm winds of cold and freezing
    Don't go outside there is a blizzard

    ReplyDelete
  3. 1- Benefits-noun
    Meaning: A good or helpful result.
    Sentence: There are many benefits from the fresh food.

    2- Destination-noun
    Meaning: A place to which a person is going or something is being sent.
    Sentence: The package reached its destination two days later.

    3- Turned-verb
    Meaning: To change, become.
    Sentence: After I painted my room my hand color turned blue.

    4- Extraordinary-adjective
    Meaning: Not usual, very special.
    Sentence: The explorer made an extraordinary discovery.

    5- Peaceful-adjective
    Meaning: Quiet and calm.
    Sentence: The library is so peaceful and quiet.

    ReplyDelete
  4. 1-leave 'verb'
    to go away
    I leave my home

    2- carpet 'noun'
    a heavy fabric put on the floor
    my carpet in my living room is nice

    3- region 'noun'
    a part of the earth's surface
    the northern region of canada is very cold

    4- branch 'noun'
    a branch is part of tree
    there is a big branch of this tree

    5- nearly 'adverb'
    almost
    I nearly finished my homework

    ReplyDelete
  5. 1- Rather-adv
    In a measure; to a certain extent; somewhat: rather good.
    I went to the hospital but rather to the emergency.

    2- Creatures-noun
    An animal, especially a nonhuman.
    Until now the explorer didn't discover all the creatures in the ocean.

    3- Incentive-noun
    something that incites or tends to incite to action or greater effort.
    All the football players they have big incentive to score a goal.

    4- Crush-verb
    To press or squeeze with a force that destroys or deforms.
    I was nervous so i crashed the TV remote.

    5- Helmet-noun
    Any of various forms of protective head covering worn by soldiers, firefighters, divers, cyclists, etc.
    Every one who ride the Motorcycle he must to wear a helmet to protect his head.

    ReplyDelete
  6. This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete
  7. 1- Catchy - adjective
    a catchy tune or phrase is easy to remember
    this is a catchy song.

    2- achievement - noun
    something important that you succeed in doing by your own efforts
    We try to celebrate the achievements of our students

    3- spot - verb
    to notice someone or something, especially when they are difficult to see or recognize.
    I spotted a police car behind us.

    4- omit - verb
    to not include someone or something, either deliberately or because you forget to do it [= leave out].
    Ahmed's name has been omitted from the list of the match.

    5- suitable- adjective
    having the right qualities for a particular person, purpose, or situation.
    We are hoping to find a suitable school.

    best regards

    Ahmed almussabeh

    ReplyDelete
  8. 1- tropical - adj
    very hot and humid
    This is the tropical island.

    2- remain - verb
    to stay behind or in the same place
    She remained in Mexico until June.

    3- through - preposition
    from one to the other of; between or among the individual members or parts of
    The path led through the trees to the lake

    4- end - noun
    the last part or extremity, lengthwise, of anything that is longer than it is wide or broad
    I listened to the end of the story.

    5- reveal - verb
    to make known
    The paper revealed the information of the event.

    ReplyDelete
  9. 1. destruction - noun
    a person break something
    Drinking was her final destruction.

    2. unsuccessful - adj
    something is not do well
    He is unsuccessful because nobody help him.

    3. actually - adv
    the real, in fact
    He is actually not the manager.

    4. kindergarten - noun
    a school for infacts
    My sister goes to the kindergarten with my mother.

    5. purpose - noun
    the goal to achieve something
    What's the purpose of your visit?

    ReplyDelete
  10. 1-archawlogist-noun
    the person who study about culuture of the past,and of periods of history by examing the remains of building.

    he is the best archaelogist in this school

    2-illiterate -noun
    not knowing how to read or write

    Many African children are illiterate

    3-hollow-adj

    having a hole or empty space inside.

    this stone is hallow .

    4-landfill-noun

    an area where many garbage are buried.

    many garbage from house go to landfill.

    5-investigate-verb

    to study the facts of a situation.

    NASA invesitgate about space.

    ReplyDelete
  11. 1.hazardous-adj
    full of risk; perilous; risky
    Batteries are hazardous materials.

    2. garbage-n
    any matter that is no longer wanted or needed; trash.
    I always throw garbage on Friday.

    3. recycle- verb
    to treat or process (used or waste materials) so as to make suitable for reuse
    I always recycle cans.

    4. humid- adj
    containing a high amount of water or water vapor;
    The weather in my hometown is humid.

    5. waste- n.
    useless consumption or expenditure; use without adequate return;
    The country dispose of the city's waste in the sea.

    ReplyDelete
  12. 1- Include- Transitive Verb - contain add something - I include you on my list for party.
    2- Realize- Transitive Verb – “to understand or become aware of something”- Merriam dictionary - Now I realize you love me much.
    3- Organization- Noun - By the act of things in their place – I will organization my books in alphabetical order.
    4- Party- Noun - Place where many people go to have fun and celebrate something.
    5- Wood- Noun or Adjective (in English archaic ) - trunk of a tree or “violently mad”- Merriam Dictionary – I need woos for fireplace / He is very wood!.

    ReplyDelete
  13. 1- search for (adv)
    To look for
    I search for an interesting career.

    2-boil (adj)
    To heat water
    The easiest way to boil an egg

    3- yolk(noun)
    The yellow part of an egg
    I can not eat yolk

    4-stir (noun)-(v)
    To move a liquid with a spoon or similar utensil
    You have stir the tea

    5- old-fashioned (adj)
    Old style, not modern
    I like to wear old fashioned

    ReplyDelete
  14. -Modern (adj).
    Something new.
    I got my modern clothes.

    -Material (noun)
    The substance or substances of which a thing is made or composed.
    Stone is a durable material.

    -Poisonous (adj).
    Harmful, destructive: poisonous to animals, poisonous rumors.

    -Rechargeable, (adj).
    (Of a storage battery) capable of being charged repeatedly.compare.

    -Environment, (noun).
    The aggregate of surrounding things, conditions, or influences, surroundings, milieu.

    ReplyDelete
  15. 1 spot - verb
    to notice someone or something, especially when they are difficult to see or recognize.
    I spotted a police car behind us.

    2 end - noun
    the last part or extremity, lengthwise, of anything that is longer than it is wide or broad
    I listened to the end of the story

    3 Crush-verb
    To press or squeeze with a force that destroys or deforms.
    I was nervous so i crashed the TV remote.

    4 unsuccessful - adj
    something is not do well
    He is unsuccessful because nobody help him.

    5 lack - noun
    something missed or needed
    Jimmy fell in exam because of his lack informations

    ReplyDelete