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学び始める

質問		答え
disturb 学び始める		move or awaken
struggle 学び始める		fight to escape
grab 学び始める		take hold of something suddenly or violently
survive 学び始める		stay alive
grip 学び始める		hold tightly
go for 学び始める		attack
habitat 学び始める		the environment where an animal lives
parched 学び始める		waterless
drought 学び始める		long period of dry weather
predators 学び始める		animals that hunt and kill
species 学び始める		group of plants or animals of the same kind
jaws 学び始める		the two long bones in the face hat contain the teeth
prey 学び始める		an animal that is hunted by another animal
a panda 学び始める		a bear-like, black and white mammal that is endangered
a cobra 学び始める		a highly venoumous, legless reptile
a leopard 学び始める		a four-legged mammal that is hunted for its fur
a turtle 学び始める		a reptile that has a hard shell and lays eggs in the sand
a parrot 学び始める		a colourful bird that is often kept as a pet
salmon 学び始める		fish that are often farmed with pinkish flesh
come from 学び始める		used to live
come about 学び始める		happen
come across 学び始める		discover
come up to 学び始める		approache
come back 学び始める		return
breeze 学び始める		a gentle wind
gale 学び始める		a very strong wind
a flood 学び始める		an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits
an earthquake 学び始める		a sudden violent shaking of the ground, typically causing great destruction
an avalanche 学び始める		a mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside
thunder 学び始める		a loud rumbling or crashing noise heard after a lightning flash
lightning 学び始める		a natural electrical discharge accompanied by a bright flash and typically also thunder
a nature reserve 学び始める		a tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features.
the environment 学び始める		the natural world
frost 学び始める		small white ice crystals formed on the ground when the temperature falls below freezing
fog 学び始める		a thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended near the earth
heatwave 学び始める		a prolonged period of abnormally hot weather
heatstroke 学び始める		a condition when exposed to excessively high temperatures

Activate B2! p18,20

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