metal detector, a machine that you move over the ground or a surface to discover if there is metal there, legendary, very famous and admired or spoken about, take up, to start doing a particular job or activity, carry on, to continue doing something, to no avail, not succeed, routine, a usual way of doing things, precaution, an action that is done to prevent something unpleasant or dangerous happening, carry-on bag, a small bag that you take onto a plane with you, elaborate, to give more detall, explain, coil, a twisted length of wire through which an electric current traves, clockwise, In the direction in which the hands of a clock move, counterclockwise, in the opposite direction to the movement of the hands of a clock, electromagnetic field, the field of forces that is due to the interaction of electric and magnetic forces of charged bodies, reverse, to change the direction of something to its opposite, disperse, to spread across a large area, set off, to cause a loud noise to explosion, such as that made by a bomb or an alarm, detect, to discover something, usually using special equipment, tumor, a mass of disease cells which might become lump or cause illness, conveyor belt, a machine with a flat wide belt used for moving objects from one place to another, especially in a factory, bounce, to (cause to) move up or away after hitting a surface, suspicious, feeling doubt or no trust in someone, determine, to discover the facts or truth about something, forensic, related to using scientific, medical methods to get information about crime, shrapnel, pieces of metal or bullets let after a bomb blast or a battle, land mine, a bomb hidden under the ground that explodes when someone moves over it, coroner, the city or town official who investigates suspicious deaths for possible murder, adopt, to accept or start to use something new, laborious, needing a lot of time and effort, disturbing, making you feel worried or upset, trend, a change in a situation

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