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12 Cards in this Set
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hydrate (verb/noun) |
verb- to combine anything with water noun- any chemical compound made from certain substances unite with water (Teacher: Who can tell me what a hydrate is?Aaron: It’s a chemical compound formed when water is added to certain chemical substances.) |
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hydraulic (adjective)
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operated by the pressure of water, or other liquids in motion (Teacher: Can someone tell me how a hydraulic system works?Maria: Pressure on a liquid, either water or oil, in one part of the system causes motion or force) |
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hydroelectric (adjective) |
producing electricity by using the power of water (Teacher: Excellent. Now who can tell me what kind of power is generated by the movement of water?Lee: That’s hydroelectric power) |
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hydroplane noun |
A boat that glides on the service of the water (Teacher: Very good. Who can tell me what a hydroplane is?Jenna: It’s a very fast boat that skims across the surface of the water.)
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aquanaut noun
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Underwater explorer
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aquatic adjective |
Anything that is growing or living under water |
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aqueduct noun
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An artificial channel that are emplaced for bringing water from one place to another.
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aquifer noun |
A wide layer of underground earth that contains water |
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circumnavigate noun |
To sail all around |
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naval adjective |
Warships or boats having to do with the navy |
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navigable adjective |
A route that can be traveled by ships, and is easy to follow. |
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navigator noun |
The person who leads/ who is in charge of a ship or aircraft |
