Future Literacy 250-3 영한 Unit 13,14,15,16

ruin

v. 망치다
A lot of animals’ homes are being ruined by people or natural disasters.

prepare

v. 준비하다
Once wildlife conservationists find and prepare a new home, they develop a strategy to move the animals.

strategy

n. 계획
Once wildlife conservationists find and prepare a new home, they develop a strategy to move the animals.

put into action

phr v. 실행에 옮기다
Finally, they put the plan into action and assist the animals...

assist

v. 돕다
Finally, they put the plan into action and assist the animals...

relocate

v. 이전하다
...as they relocate to their new home.

towards

prep. 향해서
Wildlife conservationists are working towards this goal.

disaster

n. 재앙
A lot of animals’ homes are being ruined by people or natural disasters.

stay

v. 머물다
If animals stay in those places, they may die or become extinct.

place

n. 장소
If animals stay in those places, they may die or become extinct.

wildlife

n. 야생동물
However, wildlife conservationists are working hard.

conservationist

n. 환경보호 활동가
However, wildlife conservationists are working hard.

migrate

v. 이주하다
Wildlife conservationists study animals that migrate, or move from place to place.

search

v. 검색하다
After that, they search for a new environment that is suitable for the animals.

suitable

adj. 적합한
After that, they search for a new environment that is suitable for the animals.

common

adj. 흔한
It is common knowledge that eating fish is good for our skin.

harm

v. 해치다
Amazingly, the fish do not harm the healthy skin.

severe

adj. 심각한
According to studies, “doctor fish” can help people with severe skin problems get clear skin in 21 days.

permanent

adj. 영구적인
Unfortunately, this is not a permanent cure.

cure

n. 치료
Unfortunately, this is not a permanent cure.

suffer

v. 고통받다
For people suffering from certain skin diseases, “doctor fish” may be a good option for treatment.

option

n. 선택
For people suffering from certain skin diseases, “doctor fish” may be a good option for treatment.

particular

adj. 특정한
Now people are noticing that living fish, in particular “doctor fish,” can also be good for our skin.

skin

n. 피부
Now people are noticing that living fish... can also be good for our skin.

spring

n. 온천
Going to a “doctor fish” hot spring is becoming a popular way to treat certain forms of skin disease.

treat

v. 치료하다
Going to a “doctor fish” hot spring is becoming a popular way to treat certain forms of skin disease.

nutrient

n. 영양소
Because it is hard for nutrients to survive in hot spring water, the fish are very hungry.

hungry

adj. 배고픈
Because it is hard for nutrients to survive in hot spring water, the fish are very hungry.

dead

adj. 죽은
As a result, they like to eat dead skin.

surround

v. 둘러싸다
As they sit, the fish surround them and eat the bad parts of their skin.

endangered

adj. 멸종위기에 처한
An endangered species is a plant or animal that is in danger of becoming extinct.

support

v. 지원하다
With this knowledge, scientists can help and support endangered animals...

ideal

adj. 이상적인
...so they can live in ideal habitats.

habitat

n. 서식지
...so they can live in ideal habitats.

nature

n. 자연
This is because everything in nature is connected.

crucial

adj. 중요한
For example, bees have a crucial role in keeping the Earth healthy.

source

n. 자원
As these animals die, other animals would lose their food sources.

species

n. 종
An endangered species is a plant or animal that is in danger of becoming extinct.

law

n. 법
Although many countries have created laws to protect endangered species, the animals are still disappearing quickly.

issue

n. 문제
To solve this issue, a team of scientists is building a global DNA bank.

global

adj. 세계적인
To solve this issue, a team of scientists is building a global DNA bank.

freeze

v. 얼리다
These scientists are freezing DNA samples from endangered species and keeping them safe in a DNA bank.

sample

n. 표본
These scientists are freezing DNA samples from endangered species and keeping them safe in a DNA bank.

behavior

n. 행동
They can learn about the animals’ behavior and what diseases they can get.

knowledge

n. 지식
With this knowledge, scientists can help and support endangered animals...

domestication

n. 가축사육
Two types of domestication have a long history, evolving together with humans.

oxen

n. 황소
Larger animals such as oxen and horses were used to pull heavy things on the farm.

pull

v. 당기다
Larger animals such as oxen and horses were used to pull heavy things on the farm.

farm

n. 농장
Larger animals such as oxen and horses were used to pull heavy things on the farm.

pet

n. 애완동물
Dogs are an example of a domesticated animal kept as pets because they make good companions...

companion

n. 동반자
Dogs are an example of a domesticated animal kept as pets because they make good companions...

require

v. 요구하다
But now, as domesticated species, they require human care.

evolve

v. 진화하다
Two types of domestication have a long history, evolving together with humans.

wheat

n. 밀
Wheat, rice, and potatoes were the first plants to be grown as crops.

crop

n. 작물
Wheat, rice, and potatoes were the first plants to be grown as crops.

harvest

v. 수확하다
People harvested the crops for food.

cotton

n. 면
People also domesticated plants for clothing, such as cotton, and for decoration, such as flowers.

decoration

n. 장식
People also domesticated plants for clothing, such as cotton, and for decoration, such as flowers.

alongside

prep. ~와 동시에
Alongside the domestication of plants, people also started the domestication of animals.

fur

n. 털
They domesticated animals for their fur and for food.