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Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer. Vocabulary. Into Thin Air – Krakauer - Vocabulary. cache – An area for storing supplies inconvenient to carry When we got there, an examination of the oxygen cache immediately revealed that there were at least six full bottles
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Into Thin Airby Jon Krakauer Vocabulary
Into Thin Air – Krakauer - Vocabulary • cache – An area for storing supplies inconvenient to carry • When we got there, an examination of the oxygen cache immediately revealed that there were at least six full bottles • vulnerable - capable of being wounded or hurt • We would instantly become more vulnerable to frostbite. • sullen - sulky, moody, or bad-tempered • Looking sullen, he sat beside me in the snow. • imminent – likely to occur at any moment • Everest climbers are programmed to disregard signs of grave and imminent danger. • stupor - A state of mental numbness; a daze • Lounging in the sun in a stupor, I completely lost track of time. • apprehension - fear of future trouble or evil. • Any impulse was extinguished by overwhelming apprehension about the long, dangerous descent that lay ahead. • balk - to stop and stubbornly refuse to go on. • I balked at going farther without gas.
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