Transportation: Movement
A train or vehicle that travels at very fast velocities.
High-Speed
A large vehicle that carries cargo across the sea.
ship
The dark material that covers the ground and in which plants grow.
Soil
The moment the sun appears above the horizon in the morning.
Sunrise
The gradual rise in Earth's temperature due to greenhouse gases.
Global Warming
An adjective to describe something that can travel wide areas without stopping.
long-distance
A system of connected routes or lines for transportation.
Network
A small fruit that grows on bushes or plants.
Berry
A large natural underground space in a hillside or cliff.
Cave
Energy from sources that are naturally replenished, like wind or sun.
Renewable Energies
To travel from place to place, especially in a city or region.
to get around
The rails on which trains travel.
Tracks
The underground part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients.
Root
A forested area, smaller than a forest.
Woods
Coal, oil, and gas — energy sources formed from ancient living things.
Fossil Fuels
A casual way to say to board a bus, train, or other vehicle.
to hop on
Powered by hot water vapour, used in old engines and machines.
Steam
The thick main stem of a tree.
Trunk
The regular rise and fall of the sea level caused by the moon.
Tide
An accidental release of petroleum into the ocean or environment.
Oil Spill
Another way to say you´ve arrived at your destination.
to reach
The quality of life and comfort that people in a society enjoy.
Standard of Living
A plant grown in large quantities for food.
Crop
To escape from everyday stress and responsibilities in nature.
to get away from it all
Powered by energy collected from sunlight.
Solar-Powered