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airborne (adj.)
Carried through the air
blanket (n.)
A thick cover used to keep warm.

chimney (n.)
A vertical pipe that lets smoke escape from a building.

condensation (n.)
Drops of water that form when warm air touches a cold surface.
crystal (n.)
A clear solid material with a regular structure; like ice or quartz.

curtain (n.)
A piece of cloth that covers a window.

desert (n.)
A dry area with very little rain.

droplet (n.)
A very small drop of liquid.

humid (adj.)
Containing a lot of moisture in the air.

meteorologist (n.)
A scientist who studies the weather.

moisture (n.)
Small amounts of water in the air or on a surface.

particle (n.)
A very small piece of something.

radiation (n.)
Energy that travels as waves or particles.

rainbow (n.)
A colored arc in the sky caused by sunlight and rain.

solar (adj.)
Related to the sun.

transpiration (n.)
When plants release water vapor into the air.

tropical (adj.)
Relating to hot, humid regions near the equator.

vapour (n.)
A gas made from a liquid; steam.

wavelength (n.)
The distance between two wave peaks (light or sound).

accommodate (v.)
To provide space or help for someone.

barrier (n.)
Something that blocks movement or makes progress difficult.

chore (n.)
A small, routine job (e.g., cleaning, cooking).

combine (v.)
To join two or more things together.

complex (adj.)
Complicated; having many connected parts.

consistent (adj.)
Always behaving or happening in the same way.

dropout (n.)
A person who leaves school or a program before finishing.

empower (v.)
To give someone power or confidence.

enormous (adj.)
Very large; huge.

facilities (n.)
Buildings, equipment, or services provided for a purpose.

finance (n.)
The management of money.

flexible (adj.)
Able to bend or change easily.

household (adj.)
Related to a home or family.

investment (n.)
Money put into something to earn profit.

pregnancy (n.)
The condition of carrying a baby inside the body.

priority (n.)
Something that is more important than other things.

reluctant (adj.)
Not wanting to do something; unwilling.

scholarship (n.)
Money given to a student to support education.

apron (n.)
A protective cloth worn over clothes while cooking or working.

certification (n.)
An official document proving someone has completed training.

certify (v.)
To officially approve or confirm something.

chart (n.)
A diagram or graph showing information.

drape (v.)
To hang or place cloth loosely over something.

equipment (n.)
Tools or machines needed for a job.

internship (n.)
A temporary job for students to gain experience.

intravenous (adj.)
Into a vein (usually referring to medical injections).

minimum (adj.)
The smallest possible amount.

mobility (n.)
The ability to move easily.

paramedic (n.)
A trained medical professional who gives emergency care.

site (n.)
A place where something is located.

sterilize (v.)
To make something completely clean and free from germs.

striper (n.)
A person or machine that paints stripes (e.g., on roads).

surgery (n.)
A medical operation.

therapist (n.)
A professional who treats physical or mental problems

therapy (n.)
Treatment for physical or emotional issues.

vital (adj.)
Very important; necessary for life.
