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tsounami

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Comparing a wave with a tsounami is ... ... like comparing a firecracker with a warhead.
When we throw a stone into ... ... a pond ripples are being formed.
It is of a much ... greater magnitude.
trigger ... ... a gun
Tsounamis are triggered by ... ... volcanic eruptions, earthquakes.
impact collision
volume enormous amount
It is difficult to keep ... ... pace with a horse.
The tsounami spreads and ... ... hunches down.
The crest is up to five meters ... ... from the ground.
The child did something wrong and ... ... is confined to his room the whole week.
The sea floor warped ... ... after the tsounami.
The fish are flopping in the mud ... ... after the tsounami.
Inevitably the crest of ... ... the tsounami wave is following.
The waves ... bulldoze to the shore.
inundate flood
topple The tsounami topples many buildings.
kindling dry twigs
spontaneously naturally, without thinking
primarily mainly
decaying rotting, decomposing
flask bottle
chicken ... broth ...
to draw off ... ... liquids from the meal
proponent ./. opponent
pliable flexible
airborne ... ... pollution
gravity An apple fell on Newton's head and he searched about ...
The baby tilts ... ... its cup with the milk.
particle a small piece
The bird settles ... ... on the branch of the tree.
refute prove something wrong
 

 



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