单元 24: Eco-tourism
Second conditional
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- 24 Eco-tourism
- 25 Moving house
- 26 It must be love
- 27 Job hunting success... and failure
- 28 Speeding into the future
- 29 Lost arts
- 30 Tales of survival
Vocabulary Reference
Second conditional
Ecotourism
preservation
the act of keeping something in good condition
preserve
keep something in good condition
species
a group of related animals or plants
rainforest
thick, tropical forest with a lot of rain
deforestation
the act of cutting down all the trees in a forest
reuse
use things more than once
recycle
use something old and unwanted for a new purpose
pollution
substances that make land, water or air dirty and not safe to use
litter
things that people have thrown away and are lying on the ground in a public place
volunteer
(here) offer to work to help others for no pay
landscape
all the features of land you see when you look across it
polar regions
cold areas around the North and South Poles
glacier
large area of ice that moves slowly downhill
wilderness
large area of wild land that people have not developed
desert
large dry area of land that has very little rain. Many deserts are very hot and covered in sand
jungle
tropical forest
great plain
large area of flat grassland
breathtaking
amazing; spectacular
6 Minute Vocabulary
precooked
already cooked or partly cooked
prepacked
wrapped, often with plastic or in a box, before being sold
preschool
nursery school
proactive
taking action in support of something
probiotic
containing good bacteria that keeps you healthy
recycle
to collect and change rubbish so that it can be used again; to use something again for a different purpose
re-educate
to teach someone to think or behave in a different way
reheat
heat again
reuse
to use again
I would be much happier if…
unreal
not real
imaginary
something you create in your mind
recycled
used again, or changed into a usable material
The ends of the earth
environment
(here) the natural world
destination
(here) a place people travel to or holiday in
adventurous
willing to try new things and take risks
research stations
buildings where scientists can work
landscape
all the features of the land you see when you look across it
continent
one of the world’s large areas of land e.g. Africa, Asia
sensitive
can be badly affected by very small changes
tour guide
someone who shows groups of tourists around
leave a footprint
(here) to affect a place after you have gone
coastline
the land along the seashore
breed
produce young
advocates
people who support something and speak in favour of it
preservation
the act of keeping something in good condition
glaciers
large areas of ice slowly moving downhill
guidelines
rules or instructions that tell us how to do something
to set foot in
to enter; to walk upon
disinfect
to clean something and kill germs and bacteria
alien species
animals and/or plants that come from somewhere else
souvenir
something kept as a reminder of a place you visited
breathtaking
very great or spectacular
contaminate
make something or somewhere dirty or diseased by bringing a harmful substance to it
keep your fingers crossed
(idiom) hope
The ultimate adventure holiday?
environment
(here) the natural world
destination
(here) a place people travel to or holiday in
bungee jumping
a sport that involves falling from a high place attached to a strong rope that can stretch
wilderness
a large area of wild land, not used by humans
of choice
selected as the favourite
adventurous
willing to try new things and take risks
research stations
buildings where scientists can work
landscape
all the features of the land you see when you look across it
continent
one of the world’s large areas of land e.g. Africa, Asia
sensitive
can be badly affected by very small changes
tour guide
someone who shows groups of tourists around
leave a footprint
(here) to affect a place after you have gone
coastline
the land along the seashore
breed
produce young animals
advocates
people who support something and speak in favour of it
preservation
the act of keeping something in good condition
glaciers
large areas of ice slowly moving downhill
guidelines
rules or instructions that tell us how to do something
to set foot in
to enter; to walk upon
disinfect
to clean something and kill germs and bacteria
alien species
animals and/or plants that come from somewhere else
souvenir
something kept as a reminder of a place you visited
breathtaking
very great or spectacular
contaminate
make something or somewhere dirty or diseased by bringing a harmful substance to it
keep your fingers crossed
(here) hope
My dream holiday is...
News Report: Driverless cars
driverless cars
cars that don’t need a human to drive them
a reality
something that exists, is real
approved trials
officially agreed to tests
speculated
made a guess about what might happen
commonplace
not unusual
autonomous
independent, without an owner
running costs
day to day expenses such a fuel, parts and insurance
upgrades
improvements
pool their profits
add together the extra money they make
blue-sky thinking
theoretical, imaginary
Alice in Wonderland: episode 4
chop off
remove by cutting
housemaid
a female whose job is to cook and clean in a house
chimney
the vertical tunnel above a fireplace in a room which smoke goes up so that it doesn't go into the room
ladder
a wood or metal set of steps that you climb to reach things that are high up
roof
the part of a building which covers the top
gardener
a person whose job is to look after a garden
giant
a very big person, often a character in fairy tales
caterpillar
a small creature that will one day become a butterfly