Future Literacy 200-1 영영 Unit 05

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세트공유

fall

v. to suddenly go down onto somethings
Every night, we fall asleep and then wake up the next morning.

tissue

n. materials such as skin and muscles that make up the body
Our bodies grow tissue and repair muscles.

repair

v. to go back into good condition or make it work again
Our bodies grow tissue and repair muscles.

immune system

phr n. a system in the body that fights infections and diseases
The immune system is also strengthened.

strengthen

v. to make something stronger
The immune system is also strengthened.

sick

adj. not well or healthy
Without enough sleep, we can get sick and feel sad.

gain

n. the increase or addition of something
It can also cause weight gain and other health problems.

cycle

n. a set of things that happen again and again in the same order
We go through the sleep-wake cycle.

healthy

adj. having good health, not sick
We need to do this every night to stay healthy and happy.

relax

v. to become less active and calm
In this stage, the body relaxes.

respond

v. to say or do something as a reaction to something that has been said or done
Breathing slows and the brain responds less to noises.

temperature

n. the measured amount of heat in a place or in the body
In this stage, body temperature rises and the heart rate speeds up.

active

adj. doing things that require movement or engagement
The brain becomes active, and only then we experience dreaming.

information

n. facts about a situation, person, event, etc.
In this stage, the brain gets rid of unimportant information.

reset

v. to set something back to its original state; to start fresh
The body and mind are reset and refreshed.