Camping with the President: Vocabulary

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Debris

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Scattered pieces of dirt or any material. Example: Since the storm, there has been debris all over town.

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Indicated

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Means to point out or to state something. Example: The thermometer indicated that it was hot outside.

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Spectacular

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When something is super impressive or outstanding. Example: The mountaintop provides a spectacular view.

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Naturalist

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A person who studies all parts/components of nature. Example: Teddy Roosevelt was described as a naturalist because of his work in protecting the Yosemite Valley.

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Generation

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People born and living around the same time. Example: Miguel, Carter, and Junior are all from the same generation.

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Emphasis

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Special importance or significance placed on something. Example: The teacher placed emphasis on the importance of studying.

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Assemble

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To gather together in one place for a common purpose. Example: The campers will assemble at the campsite.

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Encounter

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To meet or come across someone or something unexpectedly. Example: We had an encounter with a bear while hiking.

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Retrace

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To go back over the same path or route. Example: We had to retrace our steps to find the lost backpack.

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Profit

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The financial gain made in a transaction. Example: The camping trip was a profit for the local economy.