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Listen again · The Word of the News

collision · truce · allegations

· 0:48 · With Emma

Words from the news, explained in easy English. From: Spain mourns after deadly train crash that killed 68.

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Vocabulary in this episode
collision

You heard “collision” in the news.

A collision is an accident in which things hit each other.

collision

For example: The collision between two cars blocked the road.

Here, two cars crashed into each other, blocking the road.

truce

You heard “truce” in the news.

A truce is an agreement to stop fighting for a time.

truce

For example: The two sides agreed to a truce during the talks.

The two sides agreed to stop fighting while they held talks.

allegations

You heard “allegations” in the news.

Allegations are claims that someone has done something wrong.

allegations

For example: The company denied allegations of unsafe working conditions.

The company said the claims about unsafe conditions at work were not true.

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In this episode

  • Spain mourns after deadly train crash that killed 68
  • Russian drone strike kills at least 14 in Ukraine
  • US and Japan agree on joint missile production facility
  • US blocks imports from three Chinese biotech companies over forced-labour allegations
  • Cappadocia landslide kills two at Turkish tourist site
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