The rising temperatures on earth mean Australian coral is in danger and scientists are trying to find a solution.
Abone olBBC Eğitim Dairesi'nin hazırladığı Haberlerle İngilizce Dersleri'ni haftada bir gün görüntülü olarak sunuyoruz.
Bu sayfada haber metni ve Türkçe çevirisinin yanı sıra seçilen beş sözcüğün pekiştirilmesi için alıştırmalar da bulabilirsiniz.
Haber Metni
The only living thing on Earth visible from space.
But rising temperatures in the Pacific are causing coral in Australia's Great Barrier Reef to decay.
The key to its survival could be in these pots. Experts in Sydney have taken about eight billion cells and put them in deep freeze.
They plan to reintroduce some of these samples to see if they can regrow.
Türkçe metin
Dünyada yaşayan canlılardan uzaydan bakınca görülebilen tek şey onlar.Büyük Okyanus'ta yükselen sıcaklıklar Avustralya'nın Büyük Bariyer Resifi'ndeki mercanların bozulmasına yol açıyor.
Mercanların yaşamlarını devam ettirmesinin anahtarı bu kaplarda olabilir. Sydney'deki uzmanlar yaklaşık 8 milyar hücre alıp bunları derin dondurucuya koydu.
Bu numuneleri, yeniden ortamlarına yerleştirip büyüyüp büyüyemeyeceklerine bakmayı planlıyorlar.
Sözcükler
to decaybozulmak, çürümek
potskaplar
in deep freezederin dondurucuda
to reintroduceyeniden ortamına yerleştirmek
samplesnumuneler, örnekler
Alıştırmalar
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to decay / pots / in deep freeze / to reintroduce / samples
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"Edinburgh Zoo knows that captive pandas are notoriously poor breeders and that only one zoo-reared panda has ever been ____________ into the wild - that unfortunate animal died within a year."
2.
"Language is not a plant that rises and falls, lives and ________. It's a tool that's perfectly adapted by the people using it. Get on with living and talking."
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Tahrir Square was full of rubbish left by its occupiers, visitors and scores of vendors of Egyptian fast food - piles of sticky paper mixed with the remains of grilled sweetcorn, roasted sweet potatoes, dense stews of liver and peppers and plastic _________ of kushari, a mixture of pasta, rice and lentils.
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A mother has given birth to what are believed to be the first twins to be born in the UK from frozen eggs. Isabella and Anna Fahey were born three weeks ago from eggs which had been kept ______________ storage at the Midlands Fertility Services (MFS) for two years.
Yanıtlar
Yanıtların altındaki bağlantılardan, ilgili sözcüğün farklı kullanımlarına ulaşabilirsiniz.
1.
"Edinburgh Zoo knows that captive pandas are notoriously poor breeders and that only one
zoo-reared panda has ever been reintroduced into the wild - that unfortunate animal died
within a year."
Source: Edinburgh Zoo prepares for arrival of pandas from China
2.
"Language is not a plant that rises and falls, lives and decays. It's a tool that's perfectly
adapted by the people using it. Get on with living and talking."
Source: Are dying languages worth saving?
3.
Tahrir Square was full of rubbish left by its occupiers, visitors and scores of vendors of
Egyptian fast food - piles of sticky paper mixed with the remains of grilled sweetcorn,
roasted sweet potatoes, dense stews of liver and peppers and plastic pots of kushari, a
mixture of pasta, rice and lentils.
Source: Splintered views threaten collective spirit of Tahrir
4.
About 9,000 cancer patients are being asked take part in new gene tests which could
improve therapies. Samples from tumours will be tested for gene faults, and testing
laboratories in London, Cardiff and Birmingham will compare the outcome of treatments.
Source: Cancer Research UK starts DNA matching research
5.
A mother has given birth to what are believed to be the first twins to be born in the UK
from frozen eggs. Isabella and Anna Fahey were born three weeks ago from eggs which had
been kept in deep freeze storage at the Midlands Fertility Services (MFS) for two years.
Source: Twins born after two years on ice