Star-Spangled Englishm43 · 4-01 Maturita Vocabulary
Weather, Climate and Ecology. Part 1: Everyday Weather.
sunny
cloudy
rainy
windy
foggy
stormy
temperature
forecast
degree
humidity
umbrella
chilly
hail
drizzle
Useful phrases.
The weather is warm and sunny today.
The forecast says that it will rain in the afternoon.
Do not forget your umbrella because it looks cloudy.
The temperature dropped below zero last night.
Weather, Climate and Ecology. Part 2: Seasons and Weather Forecasts.
fall
heat wave
cold spell
shower
thunderstorm
snowfall
icy
changeable
seasonal
freezing
lightning
Celsius
Useful phrases.
Spring weather can be warm one day and cold the next.
We are expecting a thunderstorm in the evening.
Roads can be dangerous when they are icy.
My favorite season is fall because the temperatures are comfortable.
Weather, Climate and Ecology. Part 3: Climate and Extreme Weather.
climate
climate change
drought
flood
wildfire
hurricane
tornado
damage
danger
emergency
evacuate
warning
thunder
Fahrenheit
Useful phrases.
Climate is the usual weather in a place over many years.
Heavy rain can cause floods and damage homes.
People should follow official warnings during an emergency.
Extreme weather can affect travel, food, and health.
Weather, Climate and Ecology. Part 4: Environment and Everyday Ecology.
environment
ecology
pollution
waste
trash
recycle
reuse
reduce
plastic
energy
water supply
public transportation
a breeze
Useful phrases.
I try to recycle paper, glass, and plastic at home.
Using public transportation can reduce pollution.
We should not waste water or electricity.
A reusable bottle can help reduce plastic waste.
Weather, Climate and Ecology. Part 5: Nature Protection and Solutions.
nature
habitat
wildlife
endangered
protect
plant
clean up
renewable energy
solar power
responsibility
mild
frost
overcast
Useful phrases.
Forests and rivers provide habitats for wildlife.
Our class could organize a clean-up day in the neighborhood.
Planting trees can improve the local environment.
Everyone can take small steps to protect nature.