Future Literacy 200-1 영영 Unit 11

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aircraft

n. a machine that can fly
The Wright brothers were the first people ever to fly an aircraft.

crash

v. to hit something hard, often causing damage or a loud noise
The Seattle crashed and was destroyed.

destroy

v. to damage something so badly
The Seattle crashed and was destroyed.

mechanical

adj. related to machines
The Boston had some mechanical problems.

stop

n. a halt or brief stay at a place during a journey
After making 74 stops, the airplanes returned home.

home

n. a place where something originally comes from
After making 74 stops, the airplanes returned home.

amazing

adj. causing great surprise, wonder, or admiration
That is amazing!

brief

adj. lasting only a short period of time
In 1903, they made four brief flights.

advance

v. to make progress and become better
A little over 20 years later, the technology had advanced a lot.

eight

adj. the number 8
On April 6th, 1924, four airplanes with eight U.S. Army pilots took off from the city of Seattle, Washington.

take off

phr v. to get off the ground
On April 6th, 1924, four airplanes with eight U.S. Army pilots took off from the city of Seattle, Washington.

mission

n. a task or a job that people must do
The mission was to fly around the world.

world

n. the earth and all the people, places, and things on it
The mission was to fly around the world.

original

adj. made or produced first; not a copy
Only two original planes completed the mission.

complete

v. to finish making or doing to end
Only two original planes completed the mission.