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Part 2: Vocabulary:
Shiny
adj /ˈʃaɪ·ni/ -->
ぴかぴかの / 빛나는
/ sáng chói
A
shiny surface is bright because
it reflects light.
Example:
Mark found
a shiny penny.
a
shiny cover on a book
Flip
verb /flip/ -->
スナップ / 스냅
/ búng
to throw something
in the air.
Example: He flipped it in the air.
They
flipped a coin to see which side it landed on.
Spin verb
/spin/ --> くるくる回る
/ 돌다, 회전하다 / quay tròn
go round
and round rapidly.
Example:
The penny
spun around.
The car spun across the road.
Gumball
noun /ɡam boːl/ -->
ガムボール / 검볼
/ Kẹo cao su
chewing
gum
Example:
He saw a gumball machine.
He chews
gum when he is working.
Insert
verb /inˈsəːt/ -->
を差し込む / 에 넣다
/ chèn vào
to put
something into something else.
Example:
Mark
inserted a coin.
He inserted
the money in the parking meter
Roll
verb /rəul/ -->
転がる / 구르다
/ lăn
to move by
turning over like a wheel or ball.
Example:
A yellow
gumball rolled out.
The ball rolled
through the goalkeeper’s legs.
Pop
verb /pop/ -->
急（きゅう）に動 / 빠른 드롭
/ cất nhanh
to quickly put somewhere.
Example:
Mark popped
it in his mouth.
He popped
the letter into his pocket.
Chew verb
/tʃuː/ --> かむ
/ 을 씹다 / nhai
to break food between your teeth as
a part of eating.
Example: He chewed and chewed. If you
chew your food properly, it is easier to digest.
Spit
verb /spit/ -->
つばを吐く / 뱉다
/ khạc nhổ nước bọt
to force out
the liquid in your mouth
Example:
He spit out
the gum.
He took
a mouthful of coffee and then spat it out.
Scare
verb /spit/ -->
を怖がらせる / 놀래키다
/ làm kinh hãi
to frighten a person or animal.
Example:
He felt
scared.
You’ll
scare the baby if you shout
Replacement
noun /rɪˈpleɪs·mənt/ -->
交換品 / 교체, 대체
/ sự thay thế
a new thing
or person in place of something or someone that was there
before Example:
The dentist
said it was okay because Mark was at the age of teeth replacement.
It’s not
going to be easy to find a replacement for you.
Relieved
adj
/rɪˈliːvd/ --> ほっとした
/ 안도하는 / nhẹ
người
feeling happy because
something bad did not happen.
Example:
Mark felt
relieved.
I was
relieved to hear you had arrived safely.
Part 3: Summary of the article:
Mark found a shiny penny and kept it in his pocket. While walking, he spotted a gumball machine with colourful gumballs inside. Mark inserted a coin and turned the knob, getting a yellow gumball. He chewed it, but suddenly his tooth started hurting. He spat out the gum and saw his tooth was stuck in it, feeling scared. Lily, his friend, saw and called her mom for help. They took Mark to the dentist, who told him that it was okay because he was at the age of teeth replacement. Mark felt relieved and learned to be cautious with gumballs.
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