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Yes, we just escaped that dinosaur,
but
but
X
we
Yes, we just escaped that dinosaur, but we
Yes
we
just
escaped
that
dinosaur
but
we
haven't found the treasure
haven't found the
treasure
treasure
X
haven't
found
the
treasure
yet. Where should we look next?
yet. Where should we look next?
yet
Where
should
we
look
next
Um,
Um,
Um
through
through
X
that secret door
through that secret door
through
that
secret
door
into
into
X
the secret cove.
into the secret cove.
into
the
secret
cove
Yes, a secret treasure cove.
Yes, a secret
treasure
treasure
X
cove.
Yes
a
secret
treasure
cove
Key first, pirate panda.
Key first,
pirate panda
.
Key
first
pirate
panda
Oh, clear.
Oh, clear.
Oh
clear
Whoa.
Whoa.
Whoa
It looks just
like
like
X
your kitchen, grand,
It looks just like your kitchen, grand,
It
looks
just
like
your
kitchen
grand
grand.
grand.
grand
Let's explore. Can you see any treasure,
Let's
explore
explore
X
. Can you see any
treasure
treasure
X
,
Let's
explore
Can
you
see
any
treasure
Captain Jojo? Not yet, sailor grand gun.
Captain Jojo? Not yet,
sailor
sailor
X
grand gun.
Captain
Jojo
Not
yet
sailor
grand
gun
Can you see any? No,
Can you see any? No,
Can
you
see
any
No
but
but
X
oh, I think I just stood
on
on
X
a
but oh, I think I just stood on a
but
oh
I
think
I
just
stood
on
a
pressure pad.
pressure pad
pressure pad
X
.
pressure
pad
A pressure pad? Afraid so, it activates
A
pressure pad
pressure pad
X
? Afraid so, it activates
A
pressure
pad
Afraid
so
it
activates
the pirate traps.
the pirate traps.
the
pirate
traps
Oh no, the private traps! This giant
Oh no, the private traps! This giant
Oh
no
the
private
traps
This
giant
boulder is coming right
towards
towards
X
us.
boulder
boulder
X
is coming right towards us.
boulder
is
coming
right
towards
us
What should we do, Captain Jojo? Quick,
What should we do, Captain Jojo? Quick,
What
should
we
do
Captain
Jojo
Quick
under
under
X
the table!
under the table!
under
the
table
[Music].
[Music].
Music
Oh, that was a close one, Captain Jojo. Yes,
Oh, that was a
close one
, Captain Jojo. Yes,
Oh
that
was
a
close
one
Captain
Jojo
Yes
the boulder just missed us. This is a
the
boulder
boulder
X
just missed us. This is a
the
boulder
just
missed
us
This
is
a
great story, Jojo. What happens next? Hmm,
great story, Jojo. What happens next? Hmm,
great
story
Jojo
What
happens
next
Hmm
we still need
to
to
X
find the treasure. Oh,
we still need to find the
treasure
treasure
X
. Oh,
we
still
need
to
find
the
treasure
Oh
yes.
yes.
yes
Oh, what have you found, Captain Jojo? The
Oh, what have you found, Captain Jojo? The
Oh
what
have
you
found
Captain
Jojo
The
treasure!
treasure
treasure
X
!
treasure
[Music].
[Music].
Music
My favorite Captain Chloe book.
My favorite Captain Chloe book.
My
favorite
Captain
Chloe
book
Wonderful.
Wonderful.
Wonderful
A perfect end
for
for
X
a perfect story, shall
A perfect end for a perfect story, shall
A
perfect
end
for
a
perfect
story
shall
we read Captain Chloe now?
we read Captain Chloe now?
we
read
Captain
Chloe
now
Hmm.
Hmm.
Hmm
I'm really glad we found my favorite
I'm really glad we found my favorite
I'm
really
glad
we
found
my
favorite
story book,
but
but
X
can we make
up
up
X
another
story book, but can we
make up
another
story
book
but
can
we
make
up
another
story?
story?
story
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[Music].
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ˈaktɪveɪt
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ˈæktəˌveɪt
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Definition
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ˈbəʊldə
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ˈboʊldər
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pirate panda
Definition
'Pirate panda' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is trying to do something in a particular order. For example, 'We need to finish the project first, pirate panda.'
Example
We need to finish our homework first, pirate panda.
close one
Definition
'Close one' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone has narrowly avoided a difficult or dangerous situation. For example, 'That was a close one, we almost got caught by the police.'
Example
That was a close one, we almost got hit by a car.
make up
Definition
'Make up' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is creating something. For example, 'Let's make up a new game.'
ˈtrɛʒə
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ˈtrɛʒər
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Definition
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ɪkˈsplɔː
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ɪkˈsplɔr
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ˈseɪlə
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ˈseɪlər
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activate
ˈaktɪveɪt
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ˈæktəˌveɪt
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Definition
(verb) To activate something means to make it start working or functioning
Example
He activated the alarm system when he left the house
pressure pad
Definition
(noun) A pressure pad is a device that is activated when pressure is applied to it
Example
The pressure pad opened the door when she stepped on it
boulder
ˈbəʊldə
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ˈboʊldər
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Definition
(noun) A boulder is a large, rounded rock
Example
The hikers had to climb over the boulder to continue their journey
pirate panda
Definition
'Pirate panda' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is trying to do something in a particular order. For example, 'We need to finish the project first, pirate panda.'
Example
We need to finish our homework first, pirate panda.
close one
Definition
'Close one' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone has narrowly avoided a difficult or dangerous situation. For example, 'That was a close one, we almost got caught by the police.'
Example
That was a close one, we almost got hit by a car.
make up
Definition
'Make up' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is creating something. For example, 'Let's make up a new game.'
treasure
ˈtrɛʒə
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ˈtrɛʒər
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Definition
(noun) Treasure is something valuable, such as money, jewels, or valuable objects, that is hidden or kept in a safe place
Example
The explorer found a chest of treasure buried in the sand
explore
ɪkˈsplɔː
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ɪkˈsplɔr
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Definition
(verb) To explore means to travel to a place in order to learn about it or to find out more about it
Example
The scientists explored the depths of the ocean
sailor
ˈseɪlə
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ˈseɪlər
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Definition
(noun) A sailor is a person who works on a ship, especially in the navy
Example
The sailor was experienced in navigating the seas
activate
ˈaktɪveɪt
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ˈæktəˌveɪt
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Definition
(verb) To activate something means to make it start working or functioning
Example
He activated the alarm system when he left the house
pressure pad
Definition
(noun) A pressure pad is a device that is activated when pressure is applied to it
Example
The pressure pad opened the door when she stepped on it
boulder
ˈbəʊldə
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ˈboʊldər
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Definition
(noun) A boulder is a large, rounded rock
Example
The hikers had to climb over the boulder to continue their journey
pirate panda
Definition
'Pirate panda' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is trying to do something in a particular order. For example, 'We need to finish the project first, pirate panda.'
Example
We need to finish our homework first, pirate panda.
close one
Definition
'Close one' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone has narrowly avoided a difficult or dangerous situation. For example, 'That was a close one, we almost got caught by the police.'
Example
That was a close one, we almost got hit by a car.
make up
Definition
'Make up' is an idiom used to describe a situation in which someone is creating something. For example, 'Let's make up a new game.'
treasure
ˈtrɛʒə
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ˈtrɛʒər
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Definition
(noun) Treasure is something valuable, such as money, jewels, or valuable objects, that is hidden or kept in a safe place
Example
The explorer found a chest of treasure buried in the sand
explore
ɪkˈsplɔː
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ɪkˈsplɔr
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Definition
(verb) To explore means to travel to a place in order to learn about it or to find out more about it
Example
The scientists explored the depths of the ocean
sailor
ˈseɪlə
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ˈseɪlər
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Definition
(noun) A sailor is a person who works on a ship, especially in the navy
Example
The sailor was experienced in navigating the seas
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pressure pad
Definition
(noun) A pressure pad is a device that is activated when pressure is applied to it
Example
The pressure pad opened the door when she stepped on it
sailor
ˈseɪlə
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(noun) A sailor is a person who works on a ship, especially in the navy
Example
The sailor was experienced in navigating the seas
boulder
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(noun) A boulder is a large, rounded rock
Example
The hikers had to climb over the boulder to continue their journey
explore
ɪkˈsplɔː
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ɪkˈsplɔr
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(verb) To explore means to travel to a place in order to learn about it or to find out more about it
Example
The scientists explored the depths of the ocean
treasure
ˈtrɛʒə
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ˈtrɛʒər
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(noun) Treasure is something valuable, such as money, jewels, or valuable objects, that is hidden or kept in a safe place
Example
The explorer found a chest of treasure buried in the sand
activate
ˈaktɪveɪt
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ˈæktəˌveɪt
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(verb) To activate something means to make it start working or functioning
Example
He activated the alarm system when he left the house
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