English, 26.05.2021 23:00 sash0924

Which sentence(s) contains a bold-faced word that is an example of terminology? The surfer narrowly avoided a wipe out.

The weather report predicted severe thunderstorms.

The mechanic tried to start the car, but the alternator was dead.

Scientists often study the size of certain atoms.

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