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VOCABULARY
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| wealth
(n.) | | a large quantity |
shore
(n.)
| | the land near the sea or ocean |
| current (adj.) | | of the present time / happening now |
| encompass
(v.) | | to cover / to include |
| draw (drew - drawn) (v.) | | to attract |
| bountiful
(adj.) | | in large quantities / generous |
| fishery (n.) | | a part of the sea or a river where fish are caught in large
quantities |
| whale
(n.) | |  |
| hunt
(v.) | | to chase wild animals in order to catch or kill them for food,
sport or to make money |
| drive
(v.) | | to influence something or cause it to make progress |
| flock
(v.) | | to go or gather together somewhere in large numbers |
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vessel (n.) | | a large ship or boat |
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ferry (v.) | | to carry people or goods (= products) in a boat |
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threat (n.) | | menace / danger / disaster |
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staple (n.) | | something that is produced by a country and is important
for its economy |
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species (n.) | | a group of similar animals |
| sharp (adj.) | | sudden and rapid |