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ancestors (n)
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p.39 There is evidence that humans
30,000 years ago had toes which were weaker than those of their ancestors. |
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سَلَف ج اسلاف
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breakthrough (n)
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p.37 Prominent scientists believe that
one of the reasons is that science is undervalued in society; people do not
discuss the latest scientific breakthrough in the same way they would
discuss the latest bestseller. |
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فتح (علمي)
تطور هام |
claim (v)
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p.37 Claim(n)
إدعاء
ج عدعاتHowever, some scientists think that the
reason is a distrust of scientists because of the claims for
'breakthroughs' and 'cures' for diseases which do not actually happen |
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p.132 Oxford Word Power “The bus
driver claimed that she had not seen the cyclist.” |
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ادَّعى . يدَّعي |
consist (v)
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p.39/p.164 Oxford Word Power Pastry consists of flour, fat, and
water. |
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تكوّن (او) تألف (من) |
contribute (v)
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p.36 Forest fires can contribute to
an increase in air pollution. |
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تأدَّى . يتئدِّي
(الى) |
damage (n)
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p.35However, it is the increasing
number and use of motor vehicles that is doing the most damage, and
logically, where there are more cars, there is more
pollution, that is, in the
cities of the world. |
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ضرَر |
decline (n)
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p.36 Read the article
Scientists on the decline
on page
37. |
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في الانحطاط .
في الهبوط |
demand (n)
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p.39/p.208 Oxford Word Power “We no longer stock that product because there
is no longer demand for it.” |
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طلب |
depend (v)
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p.39/p.210 Oxford Word Power “You can’t depend on trains. They’re
always late.”
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اعتمد . اتّكل
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develop (v)
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p.35 Canada reported that children
living near busy roads were more likely to develop asthma. |
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تَنَشِّأ . يتنشَّى |
distrust (n)
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p.37 However, some scientists think
that the reason is a distrust of scientists because of the claims for
'breakthroughs' and 'cures' for diseases which do not actually happen. |
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استَخْوَن . أساء
الظن (v)
سوء الظن . إرتياب
(n) |
ensure (v)
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p.36 It is therefore essential to
ensure that children eat properly. |
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ضمن |
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evidence (n)
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p.39 There is evidence that humans 30,000 years
ago had toes which were weaker than those of their ancestors. |
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بَيَّنة . دليل |
fossil fuels (n)
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p.35 However, there are many other
man-made sources, such as industrial factories power stations mining,
building, and the burning of fossil
fuels and wood in
homes around the world. |
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وقود مُستحائي
(كالفحم والنفط
من الارض) |
generations (n)
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p.35 It is
clear from these studies and others that the time has come to start
reducing the levels of air pollution in our cities for
the sake of our children and future generations. |
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جيل . اجيال |
industrial (adj)
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p.35 However, there are many other man-made sources, such
as industrial factories power stations mining, building, and the
burning of fossil
fuels and wood in homes around the world.
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صناعي |
origins (n)
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p.39 In the article on page 39, it says scientists believe the origins
of tuberculosis go back 3 million years because traces of tuberculosis have
been found in bones 3 million years old.
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اصول |
plagiarize (v)
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p.37 The use of other people's work
'word for word' without saying you have done so
(plagiarizing)انتحال))
is strictly not allowed
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literary theft;
arrogation of the work of others to oneself |
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إنتحَل = سرق(v)
آراء الغير و
كتاباتهم
وادّعاها لنفسه |
pollutants (n)
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p.35 There are natural sources of air
pollution too; volcanoes and forest fires produce a lot of pollutants. |
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مادات مُلَوِّثة |
prominent (adj)
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p.37 Prominent
scientists believe that one of the reasons is that science is undervalued in
society; people do not discuss the latest scientific breakthrough in the
same way they would discuss the latest bestseller. |
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بارز |
protect (v)
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p.38 Some cyclists wear face masks to protect themselves from
pollution.
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يحمي
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prove (v)
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p.35The results of the Canadian
studies prove there is a link between a child living close to traffic
and getting asthma. |
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برْهن . أثْبت |
quote (v)
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p.37 NOTE You may quote directly from
the piece of work, but it is essential to give
the source of the quote
and its author, e.g |
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اقتبس
(عبارة او
قطعة من كتاب مثلا)
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ratio (n)
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p.38 1:5 represents a ratio of one to five.
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نسبة |
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reaction (n)
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p.39/Oxford Word Power “She had an allergic reaction to something in
the fluid.” |
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ردّ تلفعل . استجابة |
reduce (v)
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p.35All these studies show that it is
important to reduce air pollution for the next generation. |
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خفض . قلل |
relevant (adj)
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p.34 To find and mark relevant information, you need to read and
underline or highlight relevant information in the text. |
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لازم . له تَعَلُّق =
له صلة (وثيقة)
بموضوع البحث |
reveal (v)
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p.36 Summary
Research into 10,000 primary
pupils' daily diet revealed that just under half had eaten chips,
fewer than 50% had had either vegetables or fruit, and only 10% of the
children had eaten fish. |
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بيّن . اظهر |
risk (n)
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p.35 They found that as the number of
tiny particles, those less than 2.5 microns in diameter, increased, so did
the risk of dying from health problems such as heart attacks and lung
cancer |
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خطر |
shortage (n)
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p.37 As science becomes increasingly
important in our daily lives, so the shortage of scientists gets
greater. |
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قِلة |
speculate (v)
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p.35 Most academic and scientific
articles express facts (what happened), and speculate (guess). |
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يخمن . يتحزر
تَظَنَّى = تحجَّى |
suffer (v)
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p.39/p.774 Oxford Word Power “Mary often suffers from severe
headaches.”/ The army suffered heavy losses. |
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عانى . يعاني (من)
تضرّر |
uncertainty (n)
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p.35 It is important to be able to
distinguish uncertainty and speculation from fact. |
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حال الغير متأكد
حَيرة
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