Rosetta Stone Foundations (ELL): Unit 19, Lesson 1

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  1. produce
    bring forth or yield
    The volcano is producing a lot of smoke.
  2. windshield
    a transparent screen to protect occupants of a vehicle
    Thank you for cleaning my windshield.
  3. ambulance
    a vehicle that takes people to and from hospitals
    We don't need to call an ambulance. He's not bleeding.
  4. accident
    an unfortunate mishap
    All of the cars stopped because there was an accident.
  5. paramedic
    a person trained to give emergency medical treatment
    The paramedics are transporting the man to the hospital.
  6. wound
    an injury to living tissue
    Yes, I'm bleeding, but I'll be okay. It's only a small wound.
  7. choke
    struggle for breath; have insufficient oxygen intake
    He can't breathe because he's choking.
  8. emergency
    a sudden unforeseen crisis that requires immediate action
    The police help people when there's an emergency.
  9. collide
    crash together with violent impact
    While I was riding home from school, I collided with a tree.
  10. fortunate
    having unexpected good luck
    We're fortunate that it didn't rain today.
  11. unfortunately
    by bad luck
    Unfortunately, my car was badly damaged.
  12. unfortunate
    marked by or resulting in bad luck
    It's unfortunate that your windshield broke during the accident.
  13. realize
    be fully aware or cognizant of
    I was already outside when I realized that I didn't have my keys.
Created on Mon Aug 23 11:23:51 EDT 2021 (updated Fri Aug 27 17:33:22 EDT 2021)

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