Um laboratório é um lugar onde trabalham os cientistas e as cientistas e onde fazem experimentos e 51 descobertas. As pessoas que trabalham em um laboratório costumam usar luvas e jaleco. Rosa Estopà (Coord.) Laboratorio Nombre masculino laboratoryUn laboratorio es un lugar donde trabajan los científicos y científicas, y es donde hacen experimentos y descubrimientos. La gente que trabaja en un laboratorio suele llevar guantes y bata. noun Laboratory A laboratory is a place where scientists work, doing experiments and making discoveriesN.ouPneople who work in a laboratory often wear gloves and an overall. A laboratory is a place where scientists work, doing experiments and making discoveries. People who work in a laboratory often wear gloves and an overall. Laura Laura
La vida es lo que hace que vivamos. Para vivir necesitamos que el corazón funcione, y también necesitamos respirar, comer, beber y dormir, entre otras cosas. Si no tuviéramos vida, estaríamos 52muertos. My First Dictionary of Science lifNeombre femenino La vida también es el recorrido que comienza en el vientre de la madre, porque la madre nos hace vivir, nouny se acaba cuando nos morimos. La vida suele ser muy larga y bella. LifLeifeis what makes us live. To live we depend on our heart functioning, and also breathing, eating, drinking, and sleeping, among other things. If you didn’t have lifeN,oyuon u would be dead. Life is what makes us live. To live we depend on our heart functioning, and also breathing, eating, noundrinking, and sleeping, among other things. If you didn’t have life, you would be dead. LifNeoiusn also the journey that begins in the womb, because our mum makes us live, and the journey finishes when we die. Life is usually very long and beautiful. Life is also the journey that begins in the womb, because our mum makes us live, and the journey finishes when we die. Life is usually very long and beautiful. Aysha Aysha
Nombre femenino no existiera no veríamos nada porque 53RoLesasatalEuríszatmeosopsuàan(oCtsiopcouorrdads.e). energía que sirve para que veamos. Si El Sol, como el resto de estrellas, da luz. Nombre femenino lightLa luz es un objeto que funciona con electricidad y que sirve para iluminar. La luz se enciende y se nounapaga. Hay luz por todos los sitios para que no estemos a oscuras, como en las casas y en la calle, donde hay bombillas, lámparas y farolas que son luces. Light is a kind of energy that is used to see things and, if there wasn’t any, we woLiughldt n’t be able to see anything, because everything would be in the dark. The SuNnoumn akes light, like the rest of the stars. nounLight is a kind of energy that is used to see things and, if there wasn’t any, we wouldn’t be able to see A alingyhthtinigs, baencauosbe ejevecrtytthhinagtwwouoldrkbesinutshiendgarke.lTehcetSruicnimtyakaens ldighits, liukestehde rteost oilfluthme sintaarst.e. Light is Nsowunitched on and off. So that we are not left in the dark, there are lights everywhere, such as in homes and on the street, where there are light bulbs, lamtAhlapigtshwteaisnaarden nosobttjrelecetfettthilnaattmhweopdrskasr.ku,stihnegreeleacretrilcigithytsanedveirsyuwsheedrteo, illuminate. Light is switched on and off. So such as in homes and on the street, where there are light bulbs, lamps and streetlamps. Júlia Júlia
Uma lupa é um instrumento que serve para ver um objeto mais de perto e maior. Podemos ver coisas pequenas, como insetos, em tamanho grande. A lupa costuma ter um vidro redondo e um cabo. Os 54 detetives e as detetives, assim como os exploradores easexploradoras, por exemplo, podem utilizar uma My First Dictionary of Science lupa para procurar pistas. Lupa magnifying glassNombre femenino Una lupa es un instrumento que sirve para ver un objeto más de cerca y más grande. Podemos ver más noun grandes las cosas que son pequeñas, como los insectos. La lupa suele tener un vidrio redondo y un mango. Los y las detectives, y los exploradores y exploradoras, por ejemplo, pueden utilizar una lupa A magnifying glasspiasraabunscainr psisttarsu. ment we use to get a closer look at an object and see it bigger. We cMaangnisfyeineg gltahssings that are small, such as insects, much bigger. A magnifying is usuNoaunlly round and has a handle. Detectives and explorers, for example, may use Aammagnaifyginng gilfayssinis gan ignsltarusmsenttwoe uloseotokgeftoa rclocselruloeoksa.t an object and see it bigger. We can see things that are small, such as insects, much bigger. A magnifying is usually round and has a handle. Detectives and explorers, for example, may use a magnifying glass to look for clues. Mariona Mariona
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 55 map noun A map is a sheet of paper that shows where there are paths, roads, mountains and rivers of a country or an island. There are also maps of the streets of a city, of seas in one place, etc. We use maps to find out where we are, where we want to go and to guide us, especially in places that we don’t know very well. When we travel, we use a map so that we don’t get lost. Pirates also used maps to find treasures. Berta
56 My First Dictionary of Science memory noun Memory is what we use to remember things. The memory can store our thoughts. When we learn something, such as a poem, we use our memory so that we can recite it. Laia i Marta
Microscopio 57 Rosa Estopà (Coord.) Nombre masculino microscope Un microscopio es un aparato que sirve para ver las cosas muy pero que muy pequeñas, que noun podríamos ver con la vista, como las bacterias. Los científicos y científicas suelen utilizar l microscopios en los laboratorios. A microscope is a dMeicvriocsecopwe e use to look at very tiny things that we can’t see without using one,Nosuunch as bacteria. Scientists often use microscopes in laboratories. A microscope is a device we use to look at very tiny things that we can’t see without using one, such bacteria. Scientists often use microscopes in laboratories. Marc Ma
noite. A Lua tem crateras. 58 Luna My First Dictionary of Science Nombre femenino moonLa Luna es un satélite que gira alrededor de la Tierra. Desde la Tierra vemos como la Luna cambia de forma cada noche. La Luna tienecráteres. nounMoon The MNooounn is a satellite that revolves around the Earth. From Earth we can see the Moon changing shape every night. The moon has craters. The Moon is a satellite that revolves around the Earth. From Earth we can see the Moon changing shape every night. The moon has craters. Núria Núria
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 59 movement noun Someone or something makes a movement when they move or make a gesture. We can play, run and swim because our body moves. We can make movements with our limbs for dancing, jumping and walking. There are also lots of things that can be moved because someone or something moves them: aeroplanes, clouds, windmills, the Earth, etc. there is movement We say that there is movement when the Earth moves and this is followed by an earthquake. When there are a lot of children playing in the playground, we say there is movement, meaning that there are lots of boys and girls playing out there. Bru Bru
60 My First Dictionary of Science nerve noun A nerve is a part of the human body in the form of a thread that connects some parts of the body to the brain and the spinal cord. We can move because we have nerves that communicate instructions from the brain to other parts of the body. Júlia Júlia
Neurona 61 RosaNEomstborepàfem(Ceonoinrod.) Una neurona es como una pastilla que tenemos en el cerebro. Las neuronas son pequeñísimas y para neuroneverlas necesitamos un microscopio. Tenemos muchísimas, un montón de millones, y forman como una especie de red. Las neuronas nos permiten pensar, estudiar, tomar decisiones, recordar cosas, leer, nounescribir, mover el cuerpo, etc. A nNeeuurroonnee is like a tablet we have in our brain. Neurones are tiny; to view themNo,unwe need a microscope. We have many, millions and millions of them, and together they form networks. Neurones allow us to think, study, make decWAisneioehunarvosen,emrieasnlmiyk,eemamiltlaibobnleestrawntedhhimnaivglleiosinn,sorouefratbhdrea,minw,. aNrneidtuertoo,ngmeesthoaervreetthineoyy;uftoorrmvbieonwedttwhye,omrek,stw.cNe.enuereodneasmailclorowscuospteo. think, study, make decisions, remember things, read, write, move our body, etc. Lluc Lluc
62 My First Dictionary of Science number noun A num n ubmeberr i s used to count, such as to find out how many flowers there are in a vasneou. nI t is a figure such as 1, 2, 3, 4… which can also be written in letters: owneeu, sAf tig e w nuuronemu , sbumtechrh b ri seae s ue r 1ss,e, d2tf e ,o t 3onr, . c4a.o . d…un N d wt,ruh e simcushcs h b ce a eanssr ,a stlots e o a f i l bnreeedp woihnuroitft i t nhneoneitw einn m luaeatmnnteydbr sfl:eoc owransene,r,s d t b wtaheoey,r stoeh , daremrdee , o i tnoen rnat h.ve.a.s v sN,eeu.yn m Iet.b aiesW r r ass e , also age, hoursar,ee itncfi.nite and can be odd or even. We also we use numbers for addresses, telephone numbers, days, months, years, age, hours, etc. Berta Berta
os astronautas vão equipados com oxigênio. 63 Oxígeno Rosa NEosmtobrpeàm(aCsocuolrindo.) El oxígeno es una sustancia química y transparente que está en el aire. Nosotros respiramos oxígeno y lo oxygennecesitan todos los seres vivos para vivir. En la Tierra hay oxígeno, pero en el resto del Universo no, y por eso los astronautas van equipados con oxígeno. nouOnxygen OxygNeounn is a chemical that is found in clear air. We breathe in oxygen and all living things need it to live. On Earth there is oxygen, but there isn’t any in the OOoxnfyEgtaehrntehistuhaencrhieveimes oircsxaylegte,hnas,tboisutfaotushnetdrreoininsncal’etuaarntsayirina. Wtrheee breerqestautohfiepthipneeouxndyivgewernsieta,hnsdooaalxsl tlyrivoginneaguntths.inagres need it to live. rest equipped with oxygen. Martín Martín
Substantivo feminino 64 Uma pessoa é um ser humano, menino, menina, hoMmyemFoirusmtuDlheicr.tAisopneassroyasosãfoSmcaimeífnercoes inteligentes. Persona person Nombre femenino noun Una persona es un ser humano, niño, niña, hombre o mujer. Las personas somos mamíferos inteligentes. A person is a human Pberesoinn g, a boy or a girl, a man or a woman. People are intelligent mammals. Noun A person is a human being, a boy or a girl, a man or a woman. People are intelligent mammals. Dasha Dasha
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 65 plant noun A plant is a living being that can’t move and needs sun, water and air to live. Plants grow from seeds, have roots and some have leaves, flowers and fruits. All trees are plants. Plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen, which is why they are so important to us. There are plants that have more scent than others and some can be eaten. Plants can be found in forests, meadows, in the street and, sometimes, we have plants in our home or in the garden for decoration. There are of many types of plants: mint, fennel, violets, box bushes, oak, cactus, sunflowers, daisies, plane trees, etc. Joana Joana
66 Substantivo feminino Uma estrela é luminosa. Nós vemos as estrelas brilharem à noite no céu, como a Estrela Polar. No espaço, existem estrelas de diversos tamanhos. As estrelas são formadas de gás. Para nós, a estrela mais importante é o Sol, embora ele não pareça uma estrela como as outMrasy. NFoiUrsnitveDrsoi,cntoioenntaanrtoy, of Science existem milhões de estrelas. pole star Estrella Nombre femenino noun Una estrella es luminosa. Las estrellas las vemos brillar por la noche en el cielo, como la Estrella Polar. En el espacio hay estrellas de muchos y diferentes tamaños. Las estrellas están formadas de gas. Para A pole star is a luminous star. We cannosotros, la estrella más importante es el Sol, asunequee ntohpearezscataunrase,strleilkla ecomSo ilraisuostra,s. tEhn eel brightest Universo, en cambio, hay millones de estrellas. star in Earth’s sky. In space there are many different sizes of stars. Pole stars are made of gPaolse s.taFr or us, the most important star is the Sun, although it doesn’t look like a starN,ounnot like the others. But in the universe there are millions of stars. Pole stars andA psotleastrasrisaa rlueminwouos srtdar.sWwe cahnicseeht,hewstahrse, snuchwasea psople estaar,kshioninrgwin rthietesk,y wat neighct. aInn use one or the other and they have the same meaning.space there are many different sizes of stars. Pole stars are made of gas. For us, the most important star is the Sun, although it doesn’t look like a star, not like the others. But in the universe there are millions of stars. Pole stars and stars are words which, when we speak or write, we can use one or the other and they have the same meaning. Lúa Lúa
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 67 problem noun A problem is an exercise in mathematics which you have to resolve using certain information. Problems have an answer or solution, although some are very difficult. For example, a problem could be: “If I have 8 bread rolls and I must share them out between 16 people, how many pieces will each person get?”. The answer to this problem is that each person will get half a bread roll. Another problem would be: “If Nora has 8 apples and Berta has 3, how many do they have?”. You have to do a sum and the answer is that they have 11. noun A problem is also a conflict that anyone can have. To sort it out, you have to think and reason. One problem, for example, might be that you have a broken tap and need help to get it mended; or perhaps you are angry with a boy or a girl in your class. Jan
Rectangle My First Dictionary of Science Noun 68 A rectangle is a symmetrical geometric figure that has four vertices or points. The four sides are not all rectangleequal; instead, two of them are one length and the other two are another length.This is why it is like a square, but elongated. noun Adjective A rectangle is a symmetrical geometric figure that has four vertices or points. A thing is reTchtaengfuoluarrifsitidisetsheasrheapneootf aallreecqtaunaglle;. iTnhsetreeaadre, otwbjeoctos fthtahteamre raercetanognlee-shleanpegdt,hsuacnhd the as a blackbooathrde,ratwcaorpeatr,eaasnheoetthoefrpleapnegrtohr.Tahfoisldiesr.wWhhyenit wiseliskaey, afosr qexuaamrepl,e,btuhtatealopnicgtaurteedis. rectangular, it means that the picture has this shape. Fiona Fiona
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 69 right adjective If we think something is right, we think it is true. to be right Sometimes we are right and other times we are not. When two or more people have a fight, only one can be right. Judges have to decide who is right and is telling the truth. Pau
70 My First Dictionary of Science scales noun scales Scales are usednfoourn weighing things. There are different types of scales, some are used to weig h small amounts and others are used to weigh ourselves. For example, we canwSceawilgeehs i sgamrhea l flu r asumeidto , ufomnrt s ew aaentidg, h ofiitnshghe rt,sh a ianrngesd u. sTbehdee atroen wasre.e.ig . dhi fofuerrseenltv etsy.p Feosr o efx asmcapleles,, wsoem caen a wree i guhse fdru tito, meat, fish, and beans... noun In English Libran o(Tunh e Scales) is the zodiac sign for people who were born between SepteInm Enbgelisrh 2 Li3brrad (aThned ScOalecst) o isb theer z2od1iasct . sign for people who were born between September 23rd and October 21st. Ariadna Ariadna
Serve para cortar a pele e algumas partes do corpo humano. Bisturí 71 Rosa Estopà (Coord.) Nombre masculino Un bisturí es una especie de cuchillo pequeño que usan los cirujanos y cirujanas cuando tienen que scalpeloperar. Lo utilizan para cortar la piel y alguna parte del cuerpo humano. noun Scalpel A scalpeNloiusn a kind of small knife used by surgeons when they have to operate, to cut thAescsalkpienl isaankidndcofesrmtaalilnknipfeaurstesd boyfsutrhgeeonhsuwmhenatnheby hoadveyt.o operate, to cut the skin and certain parts of the human body. Mariona Mariona
72 My First Dictionary of Science school noun A school is a place where boys and girls go to learn to read, write, paint, do mathematics and many other things. The teachers do the classes in the classrooms, where there are chairs, desks and a blackboard. In schools there is also a library, a gymnasium, computer rooms, toilets and a playground. Some schools have a dining room where you have your lunch. At school we make friends and we have fun. There are also schools just for music, soccer or English. Helena
Um cientista ou uma cientista é uma pessoa que faz ciência e trabalha em laboratórios onde pesquisa e 73 faz experimentos. Os cientistas e as cientistas pensam, fazem experimentos, procuram coisas novas e, às vezes, também inventam máquinas, aparelhos eletrônicos etc. Os cientistas e as cientistas também Rosa Estopeàns(iCnaomoordq.u)e sabem ou fazem experiências com outras pessoas. Albert Einstein era um cientista. Científico, científica scientistNombre masculino y femenino noun Un científico o una científica es una persona que hace ciencia y trabaja en laboratorios, donde investiga y hace experimentos. Los científicos y científicas piensan, experimentan y buscan cosas nuevas y a veces también hacen inventos, como máquinas o aparatos electrónicos. Los científicos y científicas también A scientisetnseiñsanalo qpueesarbseon onexpwerhimoentadnocoen sotrass pceiresonnacs.eAlbaernt Edinstewinoerrakunscieinntíficlao.boratories where they do reScsieentaistrch and experiments. Scientists think, experiment and look for new things, and sometimes they also make inventions, such as machines or electronicNaoupnpliances. Scientists also teach what they know or have experienced to others.eAxApscelibreimneteisrntttsi.sESaciniepnsetritssoetsnintwhihnwok, daeoxsepsearsimciesennccteiaenannddtloiwsooktr.kfosr in laboratories where they do research and new things, and sometimes they also make inventions, such as machines or electronic appliances. Scientists also teach what they know or have experienced to others. Albert Einstein was a scientist. Ània Lídia
Mar 74 Nombre masculino o femenino My First Dictionary of Science sea El mar (o la mar) es agua salada que hay en algunos lugares de la Tierra. En el mundo hay más noun tierra. El mar se ve de color azul, gris o verde. Muchos animales marinos, como los peces, las est mar, los cangrejos, las tortugas marinas, los delfines, los pulpos, las ballenas, los corales, etc., viv mar, y también muchas algas. Las personas nos bañamos en el mar, sobre todo en verano. Los las barcas y los veleros navegan por el mar. The sea is salt water tNhoamtbcreamnabsceulinfoound in some places on Earth. In the world, there is more sea thanHalyadnifder.enTthesemsareeas, ulonoosktisenbenlueel a,gguaremyásofrríagyroeterons.mMásacanliyenmte.aCraidnaeuno de los mares animals, such as fish, nsotmarbfries.hN,oscortarobssn,ossseoalemtuosrtblaeñsa,r ednoellpmhairnMs,edoitcertroápneuos. es, whales, corals, etc., live in the sea, as well as lots of types of seaweed. People swim in the sea, especially Sineathe summer. Big ships, boats and yachts sail around the sea. Noun noun The sea is salt water that can be found in some places on Earth. In the world, there is more land. The sea looks blue, grey or green. Many marine animals, such as fish, starfish, crabs, sea There are different kindodlpshinosf, oscteoapuss.esS, wohmalees, choaravlse, etcco., llidveeirn twheasteear, aas wnedll aos tlohtes rosf tyaprees of seaweed. Peop warmer. Each sea hasinathneasmea,ee.spIneciCallaytian ltohensiaum, pmeero. Bpigleshsipws,imboaitns atnhdeyaMchetsdsiatiel arrroaunndeathne sea. Sea, and in Brazil, weNosuwn im (or bathe) in the Atlantic Ocean. Sometimes, we say we’re off to the sea when we’re going to the beach for a swim or to play, There are different kinds of seas. Some have colder water and others are warmer. Each sea has to walk ortofish. In Catalonia we swim in the Mediterranean Sea. Sometimes, we say we’reoff to the sea whe going to the beach for a swim or to play, to walk ortofish. Arnau Arnau
imales sí que pueden. Hay muchos tipos de sonido, dependiendo de donde vengan. Por 75 odos los animales hacen sonidos diferentes y, cuando hablamos, reímos, o damos palmas, acemos sonidoRsosdaifeErsetonpteàs(.CCooornd.l)os instrumentos de música podemos hacer varios sonidos. os seres vivos pueden hacer sonidos: las plantas no pueden. sound noun Sound is everything we hear through our hearing. Sounds can be high-pitched or low, weak or strong, long or short. With our ears we hear sounds, but we verything wechanea’trhteharor uagllhofotuhrehme.aFrionrg.eSxoaumnpdlse,cwanebceanh’itgh-epairtcvheerdy hoirglho-wp,itwcheeadk or very low ng or short.sWouitnhdso,ubr uetasrsomwee ahneimaraslsoucnadns,hebaurt twheemc.aTn’htehreeaarrealml oafnythteypme.sFofr sounds, we can’t headrepveernydihniggho-pnitwchheedreotrhevyercyomlowe frsoomun.dFso, rbeuxtasmopmlee, aanllimanailms aclasnmhaekaer different re are manystoypuensdso,f saonudndws,hdenepweneditnaglko, nlawuhgehreorthcelyapcoomuer fhroamnd.Fso,rweexamarpelea,lsaoll making ake differentdsifofeurnednst, saonudnwdhse. nWwiteh tmaluk,slicauagl hinsotrruclmapenotusr whaencdas,nwmeaakree aalsvoarmieatykinogf sounds. sounds. WithNmotuasilcl alivl iningsttrhuinmgesnctsanwme acakne smoauknedsa: vpalarinettsy coafns’toumnadkse. Nthoetma.ll living make sounds: plants can’t make them. August August
Substantivo masculino O espaço é um lugar muito grande que nunca acaba, onde tem planetas, estrelas, satélites e galáxias. 76 My First Dictionary of Science Espacio spaceNombre masculino El espacio es un lugar muy grande que nunca se acaba, donde hay planetas, estrellas, satélites y noun galaxias. Space isSpaace very large place that never ends, where there are planets, stars, satellitesNoaunn d galaxies. Space is a very large place that never ends, where there are planets, stars, satellites and galaxies. Àlex Àlex
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 77 square noun A square is a symmetrical geometric shape that has four vertices and four equal straight sides. If a square has volume, it is a cube. adjective An object or something is square if it is square in shape. There are objects that can be square, such as a box or a window. When we say, for example, that some photographs are square, it means that the photographs have this shape. Clàudia Clàudia
78 My First Dictionary of Science strength noun Strength is the body’s energy that makes it possible for us to move about or pick up heavy things. To make strength, we need the body’s muscles. We don’t have much strength when we are little. Camilla
Nombre femenino Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 79Una resta es una operación matemática que consiste en sacar un número de otro númer 6 menos 2 es igual a 4. Para representar una resta usamos el signo menos (-), que es una subtraction es locontrario de la suma. noun Subtraction Noun A subtraction is a mathematical operation which consists in taking one number from another. For examA psulebt,ra6ctimoninisusa 2maethqeumaaltsica4l .oTpoerarteiopnrewsheicnhtcaonsiustbs tirnatcatkiionng ownee number from use the minus sign (-),ewxahmipclhe, i6s mainsums 2alel qsutarlasig4.hTtolirneepr.eSseunbt tarasucbttiroanctiiosntwheeuoseppthoesmitienus sign (-), w straight line. Subtraction is the opposite of addition. of addition. Jordi Jordi
80 My First Dictionary of Science sun noun The Sun is a star that lightsand warms the Earth and other planets that revolve around it and form the solar system. The Earth takes one year to go around the Sun. The Sun also rotates itself. When we see the Sun, it is day, and when you don’t see it, it is night. The Sun looks like an enormous ball of fire. If we look at it, we can damage our eyes and we have to protect our skin from the Sun to prevent it from burning. noun The sun is also light and heat that comes from the Sun. We go to the beach to sunbathe and when we say it’s sunny it means it’s very hot. Oriol Oriol
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 81 telescope noutenlescope A te n leousnc ope is an apparatus that can focus in on things that are very far away, so tAh atetleyscooupec isa ann s apepeartahtuesm thabt e catnte fro,cussu icn h ona tshintghse thMat o aroen v,ersyt faars a,wcayo, n sos tehallta ytoioun csana nd planseets th. eInm abesttreor,n soucmh ays i tthies Muosoend, thteo stoabrss, tehrev ceonasntedllaitniovnes s atnidg paltaenetths.e Inu anstirvoenrosmey. it is used to observe and investigate the universe. Ariadna Ariadna
82 My First Dictionary of Science thermometer noun A thermometer is a device for measuring the temperature of the body. You use it to find out if a person has a fever or not. If it says 37 degrees or more, it means you have a fever and that you are ill, and if it says 36 degrees, you are not. The thermometer is usually placed in your armpit, or other parts of your body. There are lots of kinds of thermometers. There is one that contains liquid mercury, which goes up when you have a fever. There’s another one that beeps and on the screen you can see if you have fever. noun A thermometer is also an apparatus that measures the temperature outside to find out if it’s cold or hot. If the thermometer says 28 degrees, then it’s hot. Bernat Bernat
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 83 think verb To think is to use the brain. verb To think is also to consider ideas, problems and particular matters. When we want to remind ourselves about something or to find the solution to a problem, we think. We have to think when we work and when we don’t understand something. Wise people think a lot. verb Thinking also means imagining and believing that something will happen. For example, we can say that Sarah thought she would win the match or that Martina thinks that when she is grown up she will be a great actress. Sergi
84 My First Dictionary of Science time noun Time is what passes between two events or also how long things last. We could say, for example, that it’s been a long time since we last saw someone or that a short time ago we visited a city. Time that has already passed is called the past and time that is coming is called the future. Sometimes, when we play, we have a specific time to do something, such as guessing a word that is being mimed. To measure time we use years, months, days, hours, minutes, etc. When we say that time flies, we mean that we have the sensation that a determined amount of time has passed. Júlia
Nombre masculino Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 85Un triángulo es una figura geométrica que tiene tres vértices, tres lados y tres ángulos. Hay objetos q triangle tienen forma de triángulo, como los tejados. Si el triángulo tiene volumen, es una pirámide. Es u noun forma que no rueda y que puede tener diferentes tamaños. Nombre masculino Un triángulo también es un instrumento musical que tiene un sonido agudo. A triangle is a geomTreiatnrgilce figure that has three vertices, three sides and three angles. There are triangle-shaped objects, such as rooftops. If a triangle has volume, it is a pyramNoiudn. It is a shape that can’t roll and it can be have different sizes. A triangle is a geometric figure that has three vertices, three sides and three angles. There are triang shaped objects, such as rooftops. If atriangle has volume, it is a pyramid. It is a shape that can’t roll a noun it can be have different sizes. A triangle is also a mNouusnical instrument that has a high-pitched sound. A triangle is also a musical instrument that has a high-pitched sound. Ariadna Ariadna
Universo 86Nombre masculino My First Dictionary of Science El Universo es el conjunto de planetas, como la Tierra o Saturno; de las estrellas, como el Sol; y de los satélites, como la Luna. El Universo es muy grande y no se acaba nunca porque es infinito. universe noUnuivnerse ThNeouunniverse is the set of planets that includes Earth, Saturn, stars such as the SuThne, uannivdersseaistethlelitseest osf uplcanhetas sthatthienclMudoesoEna.rthT,hSaetuurnn,isvtearrssseucihsasvtehreySubni,gan—d saitnellfiatecsts,ucith aiss nethveeMr eoonnd. Tinhge .universe is very big—in fact, it is never ending. Marc Marc
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 87 vaccine vaccine noun noun A vaccine is a liquid given to us by a doctor or a nurse, using a syringe, to stop us from gAe vttaicncgineil li.s aIt liiqsuiud s guivaenll y toi n usje bcy t ae ddocintotro oro au nruarsrem, u.sing a syringe, to stop us getting ill. It is usually injected into our arm. Sergi Sergi
Uma veia é um tubo fino e comprido por onde passa o sangue. As veias estão dentro do nosso corpo e podem ser vistas facilmente nas mãos e nos pés. 88 Vena My First Dictionary of Science Nombre femenino vein Una vena es un tubo fino y alargado por donde pasa la sangre. Las venas están dentro de nuestro cuerpo y las podemos ver muy fácilmente en las manos o en los pies. noun Vein A vein is aNotuhnin and elongated tube along which blood travels. We have veins in our body Aavneidn iswa tehincanadnelosngeaetedtthubeemalonvg wehriych beloaosd tilryaveilns. Woeuharvehvaeinnsdinsouar bnoddy afnedewte.can see them very easily in our hands and feet. Martí Martí
Un virus es un bicho que hace que nos pongamos enfermos. 89 Nombre maRsocuslainEostopà (Coord.) Un virus también es una enfermedad que puede tener un ordenador o una consola, y que hace que no virusse enciendan o que no funcionen bien. Virus noun Noun A virus is a nasty creature that makes us sick. A virus is a nnaostyucnreature that makes us sick. Noun A virus is also a disease that a computer or a console can have and that stops the machines from working properly. A virus is also a disease that a computer or a console can have andthat stops the machines from working properly. Pol Pol
nos comuniquemos uns com os outros. A voz pode ser aguda ou grave e é diferente em cada pessoa. 90 Voz My First Dictionary of Science Nombre femenino voiceLa voz es un sonido que producen las cuerdas vocales. Este sonido sale de la boca, pero proviene de la garganta, que se mueve cuando hablamos. Con la voz podemos, por ejemplo, hablar, cantar, gritar o nounleer. Por lo tanto, sirve para comunicarnos entre nosotros. La voz puede ser aguda o grave y es diferente en cada persona. The voVicoiece is a sound produced by the vocal cords. This sound doesn’t come out of the mouth, but from the throat, which moves when we speak. Using our voiNcoeunwe can, for example, speak, sing, shout and read, so, we use it to commuThneicvoaicteeis ba seotuwndeperonducoedubrystehelvveocsa.l cTorhdse. Thvisosiocuendmdoeasyn’tbcoemehoiugthof-tpheitmcohutehd, buot frrovmery low istrheaeddth,irfsofoea,twr, eewnuhsitcehiitnmtooevceoasmcwmhhuennpicweateressbpoeetnawk.e. eUnsionugrsoeulvrevso. iTcheewveoiccaenm, afoyrbeexhaimghp-lpei,tcshpeedako,rsvinegr,y shout and and it low and it is different in each person. Junh Junh
Volcán 91 Rosa Estopà (Coord.) Nombre masculino volcanoUn volcán es como una montaña con un agujero que puede explotar, es decir, puede entrar en erupción y puede salir lava, ceniza y humo del volcán. En algunas islas hay volcanes, como en Fuerteventura, Haití o Hawái. noun A volcaVnoolcaniso a mountain with a hole in it that can explode.That means it can erupt aNnodunlava, ash and smoke will come out of it. In some islands there are volcanoAevsol,casnuocisha amsouinntaiFnuweitrhtea vhoelenitnuirtath,aHt caanitiexoprlodHe.aThwatamii.eans it can erupt and lava, ash and smoke will come out of it. In some islands there are volcanoes, such as in Fuerteventura, Haiti or Hawaii. Jordi Jordi
92 My First Dictionary of Science vote verb Voting means picking or choosing a person, a story, a game, a picture, etc. verb Voting also serves to choose the mayor or mayoress of a town or a city. Berta
regar as plantas. A água do mar é salgada e a do rio ou da chuva não é. As pessoas, os animais e as plantas precisam de água para viver. Rosa EsAtgouapà (Coord.) 93 Nombre femenino waterEl agua es un líquido transparente que podemos beber y que también podemos usar para lavarnos o regar las plantas. El agua del mar es salada y el agua del río o de la lluvia, no. Las personas, los animales nouny las plantas necesitamos agua para vivir. WaterWiastera transparent liquid that we can drink and also use for washing ourselNvoeusn or watering plants. Sea water is salty and river water or rainwater is not. PWeaoteprlies ,a atrnanismpaarelnst laiqnuidd tphaltawnetscannderienkdanwd aaltseo rusteofolrivweas.hing ourselves or watering plants. Sea water is salty and river water or rainwater is not. People, animals and plants need water to live. Lídia Lídia
vezes, suave. O vento pode mover as folhas, as migalhas de pão, as figurinhas, os papéis etc. 94Viento My First Dictionary of Science Nombre masculino windEl viento es el aire que, cuando sopla, hace frío y nos tenemos que abrigar. Está por todos los lados y ni se ve ni se puede tocar, pero se siente. A veces puede ser muy fuerte y otras veces, flojo. El viento nounpuede mover las hojas, las migas de pan, los cromos, los papeles, etc. The wind is air that, when it blows, makes us feel cold so that we have to wrap ourWseinldves up. It is everywhere and you can’t see it or touch it, but you can feel it. SNooumn etimes it can be very strong and other times it is gentle. The wind can move leaves, breadcrumbs, picture cards, papers, etc. The wind is air that, when it blows, makes us feel cold so that we have to wrap ourselves up. It is everywhere and you can’t see it or touch it, but youcanfeel it. Sometimes it can be very strong and other times it is gentle. The wind can move leaves, breadcrumbs, picture cards, papers, etc. Lluís Lluís
comunicar. Existem muitos tipos de palavras, umas mais longas e outras mais curtas. Os dicionários 95 reúnem palavras como amor, carro e cavalo. As palavras em português são escritas com letras. Todos usamos palavras. As pessoas cegas também usam palavras, que escrevem em braile, e as pessoas surdas Rosa Estopàusa(Cmopaolarvdr.a)s que fazem com gestos. Palabra word Nombre femenino Una palabra es un conjunto de sonidos que significan algo y que usamos para pensar, hablar, escribir y noun comunicarnos. Hay muchas clases de palabras, unas más largas y otras más cortas. Los diccionarios recogen palabras como amor, coche o caballo. Las palabras en castellano se escriben con letras. Todos usamos palabras. Las personas ciegas también usan palabras que escriben en braille y las personas A word issoardacs uotillizleancpatliaobrnas qouefhasceonuconn gdesstost. hat mean something and which we use to think, speak, write and communicate. There are many kinds of words, some longer anWdordsome shorter. Dictionaries contain words such as love, car or horse. In NEonunglish, words are written in letters. We all use words. Blind people also use A word is a collection of sounds that mean something and which we use to think, speak, write and that they words but they write in Braille and deaf people use wordscommunicate. There are many kinds of words, some longer and some shorter. Dictionaries contain make using gestures.words such as love, car or horse. In English, words are written in letters. We all use words. Blind people also use words but they write in Braille and deaf people use words that they make using gestures. Miquel Miquel
No mundo há continentes, países, cidades e povos; hátambém montanhas, rios e mares. 96 Mundo My First Dictionary of Science Nombre masculino worldEl mundo es el planeta donde vivimos las personas y los demás seres vivos, y se llama “Tierra”. El mundo es el único planeta donde hay vida y desde el espacio se ve azul, verde y marrón. El mundo es como una bola, rodeada de atmósfera, que da vueltas alrededor del Sol. Por eso, cuando en una parte del mundo noun es de día, en la otra es de noche. En el mundo hay contienentes, países, ciudades y pueblos, y también montañas, ríos y mares. The world is the planet we live on along with all the other living things, and it is called “EWaorrltdh”. The world is the only planet where there is life and which, from space, loNooukn s blue, green and brown. The world is like a ball, surrounded by the Earth’s aThtemwoorsldpishtheerpela,neat wnedlivesopnianlonnginwgith aallrtoheuonthder ltivhineg thSinugsn, a.ndSitois,cawllehd Eeanrth.itThieswodrlad yis on one side of ththee ownlyoplralndet,wohneretthheereoistlihfeearndswidhiceh, iftroimssnpaicge,hloto.ksInbluteh, gereewn oanrdldbrotwhne. Trhee waorreld ics loikentinents, countrieassidb,eaclol,fisttuihereroswunoadrlnedd,dobnytttohheewoEtnahrsethr,’ssiadatenmidtosispahneilgsrheot,.aInnmdthsopeiunwnnoinrtlgdaatirhnoeusrne,darrtehiveceoSnurtnsin. eSanot,nsw,dchoeusnneittraiiesssd, a.cyitioens one and towns, and also mountains, rivers and seas. Pol Pol
Cero Rosa Estopà (Coord.) Nombre masculino 97 zero El cero es un número redondo y par que se parece a la letra O. Es el primer número de todos, v del 1 y significa que no hay nada. Si se le suma otro número, da el mismo número que se le ha su y si se multiplica por cualquier número da cero. Por ejemplo: 1 más 0 es igual a 1, pero 1 por 0 es 0. noun Zero The zero is a round numbeNrouannd looks like the letter O. It is the first number of all, before the 1, and it means that there isn’t anything. If you add another saaTmnhdeeitzmenreoaunimss tahbaroteutrhnedarensuismtnh’bteearnyaotnhndinelgo.otIkfhsyaoliukteawdtdhaeasnleottathederrdOn.uemItdbi,seratthoneidtf,ir,ysotiufnguyemotbtuehre of all, before number to it, you get the same number multiply it by any number, yoounegtheatt wzaesraoddteod,oa.ndF, oif ryoeuxmaumltipplyleit ,by1anpylunusm0bere, yqouu agelst ze1ro, btouo.tFor example, 1 equals 1, but 1 times 0 equals 0. 1 times 0 equals 0. Gerard
98 My First Dictionary of Science ACTIVITIES Now you too can play at being a lexicographer, the people who make dictionaries, and start making your first dictionary. We suggest you try the following 4 games. Firth game All the world’s languages have words so that we speakers can talk, think, relate, communicate, etc. There are many kinds of words. Collects words that you like and see if you like them because they sound good, because they remind you of nice things or fun situations, because they are heard very often or because they are very strange, or because you like what they mean, etc.
Rosa Estopà (Coord.) 99 Second game To communicate, we usually use words, but we also have other possibilities, such as gestures, facial expression, drawings, photographs, whistles, etc. Look for examples of things you can say without using words.
100 My First Dictionary of Science Third game Non-verbal signs (drawings, gestures, whistles, etc.), do not, however, let us express everything we can express using words. Try to draw the following words: television, aeroplane, mouse, ocean, chip, atmosphere, gas, justice, health; and you’ll see that some are easier to draw than others.
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