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Vocabulary
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Phonetic-symbol
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Meaning
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harmful
(adj.)
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/ ˈhɑːrmfl
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- เป็นอันตราย
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causing damage or injury to somebody/something, especially to a person's
health or to the environment
Ex.
Many household products are potentially harmful.
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monoxide
(n.)
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/ ˌkɑːrbən mənˈɑːksaɪd /
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คาร์บอนมอนอกไซด์
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a poisonous gas formed when carbon burns partly but not
completely. It is produced when petrol/gas is burnt in car engines.
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health
(n.)
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/helθ/
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- สุขภาพ
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the condition of a person's body or mind
Ex.
Smoking can seriously damage your health.
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Today, I read news from BBC about Air Pollution
‘harmful for those with failing hearts’.
The
top[c is Air Pollution ‘harmful for those with failing hearts’. It started
about 2 years ago until the present. The problem is in many places, but the
Britons is a good example. People get gases such as Carbon monoxide and
Nitrogen dioxide – fumes buses, taxis and lorries that can into the lungs and,
from there , into the blood stream and failing hearts. It happens because
people don’t care about the air
pollution particularly, road traffic. You should care about air pollution
because you want to have good health. People who use the buses, taxis, lorries on the road.
I think you can stop it by
educating the public to use the buses,
taxis, lorries on the road and people should walk or use a boat for travel more
than cars, buses, taxis, or lorries.
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