Words from the news, explained in easy English. From: Starlink connection restored for Ukraine’s military.
Transcript
Vocabulary in this episode
- steadily
You heard “steadily” in the news.
It means at a regular, even rate.
- steadily
For example: The fan runs steadily all night.
The fan runs at a regular, even rate all night.
- disrupted
You heard “disrupted” in the news.
It means interrupted or made something difficult to do.
- disrupted
For example: Roadwork disrupted my usual bus ride.
The roadwork caused problems with the usual bus ride.
- suspicion
You heard “suspicion” in the news.
It is a feeling that someone may have done something wrong.
- suspicion
For example: Her suspicion grew when she found the door unlocked.
She became more certain that something may be wrong.
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In this episode
- Starlink connection restored for Ukraine’s military
- Fire destroys Hitler’s former Eagle’s Nest retreat in Germany
Sources
- The Associated Press, carried by CTV NewsUkraine’s Starlink satellite speeds restored after a week of front-line disruption
- RechercheOn October 23, Zelenskyy said Starlink and Starshield speed restrictions remained in place, despite earlier claims that connectivity had been restored.
- The GuardianSuspect arrested over fire at Hitler’s ‘Eagle’s Nest’ retreat in Bavaria
- BBC NewsMan arrested after fire at Hitler's mountaintop Eagle's Nest retreat
- Associated Press, carried by ABC NewsFire breaks out at Eagle's Nest retreat built for Hitler in Germany; person detained
