YRMU English Team

NNA 002 Wordlist

October 3, 2011 Unit 1.

Scientific Classification
botany botanist biology biologist zoology zoologist zootheism anthropology anthropologist classify classification kingdom phylum class order
nt.rpl..di ,nr'pldist kls..fa kls..fke.n k.dm fai.lm kls .d bt.n.i bt.n.st bal..di bal..dst zul..di zul..dst

n n n n n n n n n v n n n n n

the scientific study of plants and their structure a scientist who studies botany the scientific study of plants and animals a scientist who studies biology the scientific study of structure of animals a person who scientifically studies animals animal worship the study of the human race a person who studies anthropology to arrange systematically the act of arranging systematically

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family plant genus species binomial polynomial coyote migrate emigrate immigrate

fm.l.i plnt di.ns spi.iz banmil ,pli'noumjl ka.ti magret em..gret m..gret

n n n n n n n v v v Expression that contains 2 terms Expression that contains many terms North American wild wolf to move from one place to another to leave your own country to go to another to go to a place after leaving your own country

Unit 2.

Endangered Animals
reptile habitat appeal shrug stiff archaeology
rep.tal hb..tt pil rg stf .kil..di

n n n v n n

cold-blooded animal the natural surroundings of animals or plants the quality of attractive or interesting to raise and lower shoulders to express a lack of knowledge a dead body the study of objects which belonged to the past, in order to learn about culture and Page 2

society archaeologist unwieldy take for granted eminent brink shrink captive captivity ivory astute tusk trinket
em..nnts brk rk kp.tv kptv..ti a.vr.i stjut tsk tr.kt ,:ki'ldist nwil.di

n a Ph a n v a n n a n n v

a scientist who studies archaeology difficult to move assume, presume famous and respected the point where a new or different situation is about to begin to move away from someone or something because you are frightened kept as prisoner the state of being kept as prisoner a hard creamy-white substance composing the main part of the tusks of an elephant clever and quick to see how to take advantage of a situation long pointed teeth of elephants a cheap small decorative object discuss discussion consist of twist sth else; closely involved unable to be separated

debate

dbet

n comprise entwine inextricable inextricably

kmpraz ntwan n.kstrk..b n.kstrk..bli

v a a adv

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Unit 3.

How Nature Breaks Rocks

ordinary firmly crack rough sharp shiny strange rub scratch dune mere pile wear cliff particle
.d.n.ri fm.li krk rf p 'an strend rb skrt djun m pal we klf pr.-

usual

adv strongly v a a a n v v n a n v n n to break something and create very thin lines on its surface uneven or not smooth having a fine edge or point smooth and bright unusual and unexpected move sth backwards and forwards over a surface while pressing firmly to rub with nail a small hill of sand beside a beach small and unimportant but enough a strong column weaken by long use a steep high face of rock a very small piece

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Unit 4.

Temperatures and Thermometers

thermometer invariable pendulum vibrate vibration accurate atmosphere atmospheric misbehave pond shrink beneath bulb stem
mmt(r) nveribl pendjlm vabret vabren kjrt tmsf(r) tmsferk ms.bhev pnd rk bni blb stem

n a n v n a n a v n v a n n

a piece of equipment that measures the temperature of the air or of your body unchange a heavy object on a stick use for controling the mechanism of a clock to shake or to make sth shake with small, quick movements a continuous shaking movement or feeling correct, exact the layer of gases around the Earth relating to the air or to the atmosphere to behave badly a small area of water to become smaller, or to make sth smaller under sb/ sth the glass part that fits into an electric lamp central part

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Unit5.

Scientific Method and the Methods of science

ttem illustration illustrator vacuum phenomenon phenomena postulate hypothesis procedure inquire inquiry steady stimulate relevant irrelevant
stem lstren lstretr vkjum fnmnn fnmn pstlet hapss prsidr nkwa nkwa.ri sted.i stm.j.let rel..vnt `relvnt

n n n n n n v n n v n a v a a

central part an example or a picture that explains or proves something a person whose job is to draw or paint pictures for books a space that is completely empty of all substances Something that exists or happens,usually something unusual plural of phenomenon to suggest or accept that sth is true so that it can be used as the basis for a theory A suggested explanation for something which has not yet been proved to be true The officical or usual way of doing something ask for information the process of asking a question happening in a smooth, gradual and regular way to make sth develop or become more active; to encourage connected with what is happening or being discussed Not relevant

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