Future Literacy 200-1 영영 Unit 14

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세트공유

spend

v. to use time doing something
People enjoy spending time in pools, rivers, lakes, and beaches.

panic

v. to feel a sudden strong fear
People who don’t know how to swim well might panic and drown.

drown

v. to go underwater and unable to breathe for too long
People who don’t know how to swim well might panic and drown.

sink

v. to go down below the surface of the water
Panicking makes a person sink.

survive

v. to stay alive, especially after a difficult or dangerous time
Make sure to practice this to survive in case you find yourself in deep water.

calm

adj. relaxed; not worried, afraid, or excited
Even if you feel unsafe, you should stay calm.

simple

adj. not complicated
These simple tips are key to staying safe and having fun when in or around water.

entertaining

adj. enjoyable or interesting
It may be entertaining, but it can also be risky.

risky

adj. having a chance of something bad happening
It may be entertaining, but it can also be risky.

safe

adj. not dangerous
In order to stay safe, try to follow a few basic safety tips.

tip

n. a piece of useful advice
In order to stay safe, try to follow a few basic safety tips.

nearby

adj. not far away
If you get into trouble, having someone nearby can help.

edge

n. the part around something that is furthest from the center
Second, do not run near the water’s edge.

injure

v. to get hurt
Furthermore, you could injure yourself or fall into deep water.

dangerous

adj. likely to cause harm and injury
Falling into deep water is often dangerous.