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Where’s the Air?

Where’s the Air?. Objectives. I can explain if air has mass. I can provide evidence to support my claim of if air has mass or not. Quick Write. Where does weather happen? ATMOSPHERE. AIR.

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Where’s the Air?

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  1. CHINESE CHARACTERS 2A Vocabulary Lesson 3 Page 2

  2. 肚子 \ DuZi N: stomach, belly

  3. 把肚子 吃壞了 \/ \ BaDuZi _ \ ChiHuaiLe To have upset ne’s stomach by eating something

  4. 跑 \/ Pao V: 9frequently) to hurry to, to rush to

  5. 瀉 \ Xie V: to have diarrhea

  6. 大夫 \ _ DaiFu N: a doctorNOTE: more colloquial than醫生

  7. 醫院 _ \ YiYuan N: hospital

  8. 拉肚子 _ \ LaDuZi VO: “pull stomach”, to have the “runs”, to have diarrhea

  9. 發燒 _ _ FaShao VO: to have a fever

  10. 瘦 \ Shou V: to lose weight, to become thinAdj: thin

  11. 好幾 \/ \/ HaoJi Det: “a goodly several”, quite a few

  12. 磅 \ Bang N: a pound

  13. 老 \/ Lao Adv: always

  14. 減肥 \/ / JianFei VO: “cut fat”, to lose weight, to diet

  15. 吃不下 _ \ ChiBuXia RV: “eat-not-down”, can’t eat, don’t feel like eating, can’t finish eating

  16. 水果 \/ \/ ShuiGuo N: fruit

  17. 噢對了 \ O, DuiLe Intj: Oh, yes (remembering something else)

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