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Words from the news, explained in easy English. From: Deadly Israeli strikes hit Gaza City university and other sites.

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Vocabulary in this episode
bulletin

These words come from the bulletin about attacks on a university campus in Gaza.

A bulletin is a short, official news report.

attacks

These words come from the bulletin about attacks on a university campus in Gaza.

Here, attacks are violent acts against a place or people.

university campus

These words come from the bulletin about attacks on a university campus in Gaza.

A university campus is the area and buildings where a university is based.

air strike

For example: The film showed an air strike on an empty building.

An air strike is an attack made using aircraft.

carried out

Here, it means an attack carried out from the air.

Here, carried out means done or performed.

injured

You heard “injured” in the news.

Injured means physically hurt.

injured

For example: She injured her hand while cooking.

Injured means caused physical harm to.

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