NPR 팟캐스트 Day3 -5/18(수)

NPR 팟캐스트 영어공부

NPR Podcast Life Kit

팟캐스트 영어단어정리

daunt 겁먹게[기죽게] 하다 =intimidate

not to mention ~은 말할 것도 없고[물론이고]

just to name a few 몇가지 예를 들면

meditative 깊은 생각에 잠긴, 명상적인 =thoughtful

identical 동일한, 똑같은

gallbladder operation 담낭 수술

palm of hand 손바닥

camouflage 위장,위장하다,감추다

alma mater 모교

immunocompromised 면역 시스템이 손상[약화]된, 면역력이 약화된, 면역 결핍의

super


<부사> (속어) 매우, 극도로

expletive 욕설= swear word

Immerse 담그다

immerse oneself in ~에 몰두하다

greed on 탐욕

legacy 유산

create a legacy 레가시를 만들다

There’s no one way to enjoy nature. How to find what works for you and get outside

3. Bring the outdoors into your world

Remember, you don’t have to


be


outdoors to experience its wonder. We are a part of nature, and nature is a part of us — regardless of where we are.

Need a quick break from your “work screen time” for some “fun screen time?” There’s a nature fix for that: Check out th

e
#FindThatLizard
game on
Twitter
and
Instagram
. Science communicator and herpetologist
Earyn McGee
posts a picture of a lizard “camouflaged in its natural environment, and people have to find the lizard in the photo.” You don’t even have to leave your couch to play.

Trying to get off screens? You can barbecue in your yard or the park, enjoy natural scents with an aromatherapy diffuser or open a window to get some fresh air. These are great options if you’re living in a city, or if you’re disabled, immunocompromised or on a budget.

4. Learn about the origins of “our” outdoors and celebrate Indigenous history

Before the 1964 Civil Rights Act, most people of color were
legally denied access to or segregated
at state and national parks. “[Parks] were actually
designed
to be

exclusive, so if you can’t get to them, it’s not your fault,” McGee explains. That exclusion extends to the erasure of Indigenous peoples from these lands and the environmental movement at large.

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There’s no one way to enjoy nature. How to find what works for you and get outside