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U4 CLIL
The Hound of the Baskerville
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| hound | a type of dog used for hunting |
| fog | a thick cloud of tyny drops of water in the air that makes it difficult to see things |
| hang | stay in the air for a long period of time |
| moor | an area of open and high land with poor soil, covered with grass and low bushes |
| sigh | to let out a deep breath expressing disappointment, pleasure, etc. |
| ruin | spoil or destroy |
| depend on | be determined by something; to rely on something |
| path | a long strip of ground from one place to another that people walk along |
| further back | at a greater distance in the opposite direction from something |
| sweep | move quickly and smoothly |
| break the silence | to end a period of time without sound |
| grow louder | become more noisy |
| look out | be careful |
| horror | something shocking or terrifying |
| eyes wide with amazement | eyes that are very wide because of surprise |
| rush | hurry |
| mind | the ability to think |
| paralyse | cause something/somebody to be unable to move |
| spring out | appear suddenly by jumping |
| shadow | an area of darkness caused by light being blocked by something |
| burst | suddenly come out |
| glow | shine with a steady light |