Honey Bee Bread
Step 1: Vocabulary
Meet the key words used in this clip. Mark the ones you already know to focus on the new ones.
- Hhead to
go to
commute/kəˈmjut/B1đi lại hằng ngày
In this lesson: a trip to work
- Pprep/pɹɛp/B1
sự chuẩn bị
In this lesson: prepare
- Ppollen/ˈpɑlən/B1
phấn hoa
In this lesson: a fine (usually yellow) powder that comes from flowers. It is the male part of a flower that fertilizes the female part of a flower.
- Ppollination
the transfer of pollen to another flower to allow fertilization
- Rreproduce/ˌriːprəˈdjuːs/B2
sao chép
In this lesson: have babies
- Pprotein-packed
full of protein
hive/haɪv/B2tổ ong
In this lesson: the home of bees
gear/ɡɪr/B1thiết bị, dụng cụ
In this lesson: tools, equipment
brush/brʌʃ/A1bàn chải đánh răng
In this lesson: a tool for styling hair
comb/koʊm/B1lược
In this lesson: a tool for styling hair
- Bblooms
flowers
nibble/ˈnɪb(ə)l/B1gặm nhấm
In this lesson: take small bites
windshield wipersthe devices that remove water from the windshield of a car
antennaethe long, thin sensory parts on the heads of insects
haul/hɔːl/B2lôi
In this lesson: carry
haul/hɔːl/B2lôi
In this lesson: a large amount of something valuable
- Ssquish
crush (something that is wet)
- Ssaliva/səˈlaɪvə/B1
nước bọt
In this lesson: the liquid in one's mouth
- Nnectar/ˈnɛktəɹ/B1
mật hoa
In this lesson: a sugary liquid in flowers
conveyer belta continuous moving band of fabric or rubber that is used to move objects
wax/wæks/B2chất giống sáp
In this lesson: a sticky yellowish material made by honey bees to make honeycombs
honeycomba structure of hexagonal cells of wax, made by bees to store honey and eggs
- Mmarinate/ˈmæɹɪneɪt/B2
ướp
In this lesson: leave some food in sauce for a long time to mix and absorb flavor
- Wwith a hint of
with a little bit of
- Ppantry/ˈpæntɹi/B1
phòng đựng thức ăn
In this lesson: a room used to store food
- Sstocked
full
cell/sɛl/B1pin
In this lesson: a small room
- Ppop in
visit unexpectedly
- Ddrop off/drɒp ɒf/B2
sự sụt giảm đột ngột; nơi trả người hoặc đồ
In this lesson: deliver
Tip: Knowing the words before you listen makes the clip far easier to follow.
