You’ll hear words from the bulletin about an attack in Jordan and a planned march in France.

A bulletin is a short news report or official announcement.

You’ll hear words from the bulletin about an attack in Jordan and a planned march in France.

An attack is a violent act against a person, place, or group.

You’ll hear words from the bulletin about an attack in Jordan and a planned march in France.

A planned march is an event where people intend to walk together, often to express an opinion.

You heard “authorities” in the news.

“Authorities” means the people or organizations with official power.

For example: The authorities closed the road after the storm.

Here, “authorities” means the officials who can make decisions about public places.

Here, it means the people or organizations in charge of public safety and government.

Public safety means protecting people in a community from danger.

You heard “deployed” in the news.

“Deployed” means sent somewhere to do a job.

For example: The school deployed extra staff to help at the event.

Here, “deployed” means the school sent additional workers to help.