You’ll hear words from the bulletin about bomb threats in Europe and a financial crisis in Paraguay.

Warnings that bombs may be placed or used.

You’ll hear words from the bulletin about bomb threats in Europe and a financial crisis in Paraguay.

A serious time when money problems affect a country or its economy.

You heard “disrupted” in the news.

It means something stopped or disturbed the usual activity.

For example: A power cut disrupted the evening class.

The power cut interrupted the class and stopped it from going normally.

You heard “diverted” in the news.

It means something was sent in a different direction or to another place.

For example: The bus was diverted to another street.

The bus was sent along a different street.

You heard “intervened” in the news.

It means someone became involved in a situation.

For example: The teacher intervened when the argument grew louder.

The teacher got involved to try to control the argument.