Future Literacy 150-1 영영 Unit 08

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hump

n. a curved part on the back of a person or an animal
You can see humps on the backs of camels.

carry

v. to hold and move something
Camels can carry heavy supplies across a desert even if they do not eat.

supply

n. things that people need
Camels can carry heavy supplies across a desert even if they do not eat.

across

prep. from one side to the other side of (something)
Camels can carry heavy supplies across a desert even if they do not eat.

even if

conj. no matter whether something happens or not
Camels can carry heavy supplies across a desert even if they do not eat.

soft

adj. easy to press or bend; not hard or firm
When a camel uses all the fat, the hump becomes soft and hangs down.

hang

v. to attach or place something so that it is held up without support from below
When a camel uses all the fat, the hump becomes soft and hangs down.

camel

n. a large animal that lives in the desert and has a lumped back
You can see humps on the backs of camels.

fat

n. soft body tissue that stores energy
The humps are made of fat.

while

conj. in spite of the fact that; although
Some camels have one hump, while others have two humps.

hair

n. a thin threadlike growth from the skin of a person or animal
One-hump camels have short hair and come from the Middle East.

dry

adj. having no or very little water or liquid
Both places are dry and have many deserts.

desert

n. an area of very dry land that is usually covered with sand and is very hot
Both places are dry and have many deserts.

hard

adj. not easy
It is hard to find food.

use

v. to take or consume
They use the fat in their humps.