Learn “injured”, “attacker”, “investigations” in slow English. From: Six people killed in shooting in Kraków.
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Vocabulary in this episode
- bulletin
You’ll hear words from the bulletin about a shooting in a Polish city.
A bulletin is a short news report.
- shooting
You’ll hear words from the bulletin about a shooting in a Polish city.
Here, a shooting is an event in which someone fires a gun at people.
- injured
You heard “injured” in the news.
“Injured” means hurt.
- injured
For example: Several people were injured in the crash.
“Injured” means hurt in the crash.
- attacker
You heard “attacker” in the news.
An attacker is someone who uses violence against another person.
- attacker
For example: The attacker was arrested after hitting a man outside the shop.
The attacker is the person who hit the man.
- investigations
You heard “investigations” in the news.
An investigation is a careful effort to find out what happened.
- investigations
For example: The school began investigations after several computers went missing.
The school began efforts to find out how the computers disappeared.