쉐도잉 연습: How to Survive Being Lost in the Amazon - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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You've finally made it!
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The trip of a lifetime.
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Wild nature, lush scenery, and exotic animals galore.
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It's all good, as long as things go as expected.
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But in a matter of seconds, everything goes wrong.
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you're suddenly left alone in the Amazon.
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What do you do?
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Here's how to survive being lost in the Amazon.
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You are surrounded by the Amazon basin.
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The largest rainforest on Earth,
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sprawling across nine countries, is 6.9 million square kilometers of harsh, unfamiliar ecosystem.
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It's overwhelming, And you have nothing but your wits.
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What's waiting behind this lush green jungle?
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Dehydration, hunger, heat stroke, sunburn, mosquitoes carrying yellow fever, dengue and malaria waiting to suck your lifeblood.
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Then there are the animals.
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The black caiman, bullet ant, the poisonous dart frog, the most venomous spider found anywhere,
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the Brazilian wandering spider, also known as the banana spider, some of the world's deadliest snakes,
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the green anaconda, the boa constrictor, and the South American rattlesnake.
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And, lurking in the waters, piranha, and the most dangerous shark on Earth, the Amazon River bull shark.
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You are terrifyingly vulnerable in this strange land, and you know it.
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So what's the first thing you should do?
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How can you protect yourself?
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And how can you get out?
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Step 1.
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Use the STOP method.
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First things first.
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Stop, think, observe, plan.
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The next choices you make could either save your life, or end it.
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So stay calm, take a breath, and get your bearings.
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This is where you decide to stay put and wait for help, or find your way back.
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If you abandoned your initial point A location, leave a note telling when you left and what direction you're heading.
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If available, take anything you can that will help you survive.
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Maybe a compass, a water filter, a lighter, a knife, something to cover your face, or a mosquito net.
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Step 2.
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Mark your trail.
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Break certain branches, or drop something distinctive every so often.
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This will assist the rescue team in tracking you, and also ensure that you're not walking aimlessly in circles.
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Walk downstream of any water you find, since this could lead you to a river and give you a better chance of being found.
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If you can't find water, look for animal trails, the sound of birds, or swarms of insects.
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Following their movements can help guide you to a water source.
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Water is the single most crucial thing that will help keep you alive.
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Humans can last for up to two months without food, but only a few days without water.
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Dehydration symptoms can occur within an hour in humid conditions.
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If you don't have a proper water filter, or you can't boil water, avoid drinking from streams and stagnant water.
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The last thing you need right now is to get sick from bacteria and parasites.
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Look for freshwater alternatives, such as droplets on leaves in the early morning.
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Specific plants like bamboo stalks and tree trunks will also collect water for you to stay hydrated.
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Forget about trying to hunt for animals.
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This will expend too much vital energy.
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Avoid anything that doesn't look familiar.
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Stick to citrus fruits and vegetables, such as squash and cucumber, which are in abundant supply.
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So are coconuts, peanuts, and cashews to maintain your strength.
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You'll need to shield yourself from the environment, especially at night.
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If you can't find a covering, create one using jungle leaves.
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Try and stay on higher ground in an open space to avoid falling trees and branches.
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To protect from mosquitoes, rub sap from the eucalyptus or camphor trees on yourself.
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And try to sleep with a fire to ward off any bugs or curious predators.
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The Amazon is full of creepy crawlies, with over 2.5 million species to keep you company.
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More than 50% are thought to live in the dense canopy, and bugs are attracted to dark colors.
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So stay low and expose lighter colors, which can also help you spot nasty critters.
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Walk carefully
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and use a stick to test the ground in front of
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you to make sure you don't encounter anything skulking beneath the mud.
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Avoid using your hands to touch things.
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Instead, a machete is a useful tool to help clear your path.
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And don't get your feet wet.
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If your shoes aren't waterproof, wrap your feet in plastic.
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Too much exposure to moisture will leave you open to bacterial infections and fungus.
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Also, protect yourself from the sun.
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Wear as much clothing as possible to protect your skin.
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And if you don't have sun protection, cover your skin with mud.
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By far, your best chance to survive is to build a signal fighter.
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If that's not doable, leave an SOS for any planes passing by.
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Go big and bold using tree branches, leaves, clothes, or rocks.
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Carve a huge message in the sand, and if you spot a plane, use a mirror or anything reflective to shine sunlight towards it,
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because it may be a search party attempting to find your distress signal.
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However, if you can start a fire, be aware that Amazonian trees are very flammable, especially in Brazil.
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Fires have been the leading cause of deforestation, so try and find an open clearing.
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No need to be trapped in the middle of a raging forest fire to top it all off.
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But don't worry, we've got ways to help you get out of that alive, too.
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It's all here on How to Survive.
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일상 커뮤니케이션에 유용한 상위 5개 구문
- "You're suddenly left alone in the Amazon." (갑자기 아마존에 혼자 남게 되다)
- "The next choices you make could either save your life, or end it." (다음 선택은 당신의 생명을 구할 수도, 끝내게 할 수도 있다)
- "Water is the single most crucial thing that will help keep you alive." (물은 생명을 유지하는 가장 중요한 것입니다)
- "Avoid drinking from streams and stagnant water." (개울물과 정체수는 마시지 마세요)
- "Forget about trying to hunt for animals." (동물을 사냥하려는 생각은 버리세요)
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이 영상의 문법
화자가 가장 많이 쓰는 문형을 영상 속 실제 표현과 함께 정리했습니다.
| 문형 | 영상 속 표현 |
|---|---|
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| 현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때 | You've finally made · have been |
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