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termite (n)
an insect that lives in organized groups, mainly in hot countries. Termites do a lot of damage by eating the wood of trees and buildings.
drift (n)
eg: They have to get all their food on tiny animals that drift past them.
a slow steady movement from one place to another; a slow change or development from one situation to another, especially to something bad
get by (on/ in/ with sth) (phr.v)
eg: They have to get all their food on tiny animals that drift past them.
to manage to live or do a particular thing using the money, knowledge, equipment, etc. that you have (limitation)
current (n)
eg: Birds use warm air currents to help their flight.
the movement of water in the sea or a river; the movement of air in a particular direction
trawl (v)
eg: Scientists believe most of the damage is caused by trawling, a type of fishing.
to fish for something by pulling a large net with a wide opening through the water
churn (up/ sth up) (v)
eg: It also churns up mud and pollution.
if water, mud, etc. churns, or if something churns it (up), it moves or is moved around violently
stony (adj)
eg: The white coral is a stony cold water coral
showing a lack of feeling or sympathy
= cold