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리콜학습
스펠학습
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people
클래스
people
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a lot of
많은
There are {a lot of} things to do today.
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a lot of
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There are {a lot of} things to do today.
많은
There are {a lot of} things to do today.
bottle
병
I bought five {bottles} of cola.
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bottle
□□□□□□
I bought five {bottles} of cola.
병
I bought five {bottles} of cola.
bowl
사발
The meat is served on pitas or in {bowls}.
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bowl
□□□□□□
The meat is served on pitas or in {bowls}.
사발
The meat is served on pitas or in {bowls}.
brand-new
아주 새로운
It is a {brand-new} watch.
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brand-new
□□□□□□
It is a {brand-new} watch.
아주 새로운
It is a {brand-new} watch.
cereal
곡물 식품, 시리얼
What is your favorite brand of {cereal}?
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cereal
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What is your favorite brand of {cereal}?
곡물 식품, 시리얼
What is your favorite brand of {cereal}?
homework
숙제
I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
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homework
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I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
숙제
I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
invite
초대하다
Mrs. Jones {invited} us into her home.
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invite
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Mrs. Jones {invited} us into her home.
초대하다
Mrs. Jones {invited} us into her home.
mistake
실수
He had already made two {mistakes}.
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mistake
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He had already made two {mistakes}.
실수
He had already made two {mistakes}.
piece
조각, 단편
Can you slice me a {piece} of pie?
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piece
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Can you slice me a {piece} of pie?
조각, 단편
Can you slice me a {piece} of pie?
specific
특정한
Some of us learned that {specific} emotions such as anger or crying are unacceptable.
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specific
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Some of us learned that {specific} emotions such as anger or crying are unacceptable.
특정한
Some of us learned that {specific} emotions such as anger or crying are unacceptable.
always
항상
I {always} wear my red T-shirt on Monday.
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always
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I {always} wear my red T-shirt on Monday.
항상
I {always} wear my red T-shirt on Monday.
autumn
가을
For example, the most common pattern in bird migration involves the birds flying north during the spring and flying south during {autumn}.
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autumn
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For example, the most common pattern in bird migration involves the birds flying north during the spring and flying south during {autumn}.
가을
For example, the most common pattern in bird migration involves the birds flying north during the spring and flying south during {autumn}.
frequency
빈번, 빈도
The {frequency} of her contractions had increased.
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frequency
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The {frequency} of her contractions had increased.
빈번, 빈도
The {frequency} of her contractions had increased.
late
늦은, 지각한
It's never too {late} to say you're sorry.
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late
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It's never too {late} to say you're sorry.
늦은, 지각한
It's never too {late} to say you're sorry.
often
자주
However, deserts {often} have sources of water.
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often
□□□□□□
However, deserts {often} have sources of water.
자주
However, deserts {often} have sources of water.
on time
정시에
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
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on time
□□□□□□
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
정시에
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
practice
연습하다, 실습하다
I {practice} the violin every day.
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practice
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I {practice} the violin every day.
연습하다, 실습하다
I {practice} the violin every day.
smoke
담배 피우다
I {smoke} about a pack of cigarettes a day.
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smoke
□□□□□□
I {smoke} about a pack of cigarettes a day.
담배 피우다
I {smoke} about a pack of cigarettes a day.
sometimes
때때로, 가끔
We {sometimes} play games or have festivals there.
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sometimes
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We {sometimes} play games or have festivals there.
때때로, 가끔
We {sometimes} play games or have festivals there.
usually
보통, 대개
I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
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usually
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I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
보통, 대개
I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
action
행동
People must take {action} to save the environment from pollution.
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action
□□□□□□
People must take {action} to save the environment from pollution.
행동
People must take {action} to save the environment from pollution.
correctly
올바르게, 정확하게
She {correctly} accomplished the task assigned to her.
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correctly
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She {correctly} accomplished the task assigned to her.
올바르게, 정확하게
She {correctly} accomplished the task assigned to her.
dream
꿈을 꾸다
She {dreams} about living in the city.
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dream
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She {dreams} about living in the city.
꿈을 꾸다
She {dreams} about living in the city.
kind
종류
"What {kind} of music is this?" Sally asked.
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kind
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"What {kind} of music is this?" Sally asked.
종류
"What {kind} of music is this?" Sally asked.
necessary
필수적인
You can find all the {necessary} information on our website.
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necessary
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You can find all the {necessary} information on our website.
필수적인
You can find all the {necessary} information on our website.
phrase
(문법) 구
English {phrases} are hard to learn.
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phrase
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English {phrases} are hard to learn.
(문법) 구
English {phrases} are hard to learn.
score
점수를 내다
Jim {scored} 3 points in the finals.
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score
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Jim {scored} 3 points in the finals.
점수를 내다
Jim {scored} 3 points in the finals.
send
보내다
Please {send} her my warmest regards on her new baby.
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send
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Please {send} her my warmest regards on her new baby.
보내다
Please {send} her my warmest regards on her new baby.
spell
철자하다, 바르게 쓰다
How do you {spell} this word?
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spell
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How do you {spell} this word?
철자하다, 바르게 쓰다
How do you {spell} this word?
storm
폭풍
Some of the world’s most powerful {storms} are hurricanes or typhoons.
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storm
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Some of the world’s most powerful {storms} are hurricanes or typhoons.
폭풍
Some of the world’s most powerful {storms} are hurricanes or typhoons.
continue
계속하다
How would you {continue} to learn while you waited for the flooding to subside?
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continue
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How would you {continue} to learn while you waited for the flooding to subside?
계속하다
How would you {continue} to learn while you waited for the flooding to subside?
follow
따르다
People have to {follow} the rules in sports.
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follow
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People have to {follow} the rules in sports.
따르다
People have to {follow} the rules in sports.
grade
성적
A good {grade} will boost the confidence of the student.
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grade
□□□□□□
A good {grade} will boost the confidence of the student.
성적
A good {grade} will boost the confidence of the student.
learn
배우다
The man told each of his sons to {learn} a trade.
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learn
□□□□□□
The man told each of his sons to {learn} a trade.
배우다
The man told each of his sons to {learn} a trade.
purpose
목적
The {purpose} of each park is to preserve wild animals.
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purpose
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The {purpose} of each park is to preserve wild animals.
목적
The {purpose} of each park is to preserve wild animals.
remember
기억하다
Do you {remember} the first time you bought a new toy in a toy store?
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remember
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Do you {remember} the first time you bought a new toy in a toy store?
기억하다
Do you {remember} the first time you bought a new toy in a toy store?
state
말하다
Tom had to {state} his side of the story for the accident report.
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state
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Tom had to {state} his side of the story for the accident report.
말하다
Tom had to {state} his side of the story for the accident report.
stay
유지하다
The doctor told her to {stay} in bed.
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stay
□□□□□□
The doctor told her to {stay} in bed.
유지하다
The doctor told her to {stay} in bed.
take a bath
목욕을 하다
I was {taking} a bath when the phone rang.
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take a bath
□□□□□□
I was {taking} a bath when the phone rang.
목욕을 하다
I was {taking} a bath when the phone rang.
tie
묶다
Next, Don Quixote found a boy {tied} to a tree.
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tie
□□□□□□
Next, Don Quixote found a boy {tied} to a tree.
묶다
Next, Don Quixote found a boy {tied} to a tree.
all day
하루종일
I had to stay at the office {all day}.
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all day
□□□□□□
I had to stay at the office {all day}.
하루종일
I had to stay at the office {all day}.
allow
허락하다
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
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allow
□□□□□□
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
허락하다
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
care
돌봄
Do it with {care}.
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care
□□□□□□
Do it with {care}.
돌봄
Do it with {care}.
choose
고르다, 선택하다
We had to {choose} one of them as president.
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choose
□□□□□□
We had to {choose} one of them as president.
고르다, 선택하다
We had to {choose} one of them as president.
diary
일기, 일기장
I write in my {diary} everyday.
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diary
□□□□□□
I write in my {diary} everyday.
일기, 일기장
I write in my {diary} everyday.
finish
끝내다, 끝마치다
I can’t play until I {finish} cleaning my room.
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finish
□□□□□□
I can’t play until I {finish} cleaning my room.
끝내다, 끝마치다
I can’t play until I {finish} cleaning my room.
hate
싫어하다
I {hate} washing dishes. It is not fun.
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hate
□□□□□□
I {hate} washing dishes. It is not fun.
싫어하다
I {hate} washing dishes. It is not fun.
shout
외치다, 소리치다
The men began to {shout} at each other.
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shout
□□□□□□
The men began to {shout} at each other.
외치다, 소리치다
The men began to {shout} at each other.
speech
연설
I gave a {speech} in front of people.
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speech
□□□□□□
I gave a {speech} in front of people.
연설
I gave a {speech} in front of people.
step
계단
There are forty-two {steps} going to this building.
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step
□□□□□□
There are forty-two {steps} going to this building.
계단
There are forty-two {steps} going to this building.
alone
혼자
My mother and father are not home. I am {alone}.
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alone
□□□□□□
My mother and father are not home. I am {alone}.
혼자
My mother and father are not home. I am {alone}.
cause
원인
Scientists have not found the {cause} of the unusual weather.
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cause
□□□□□□
Scientists have not found the {cause} of the unusual weather.
원인
Scientists have not found the {cause} of the unusual weather.
coordinate
조정하다
It is unlikely that they can {coordinate} their actions without making a special effort to do so.
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coordinate
□□□□□□
It is unlikely that they can {coordinate} their actions without making a special effort to do so.
조정하다
It is unlikely that they can {coordinate} their actions without making a special effort to do so.
effect
효과, 결과
He is suffering from the {effects} of over-eating.
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effect
□□□□□□
He is suffering from the {effects} of over-eating.
효과, 결과
He is suffering from the {effects} of over-eating.
join
연결하다
So, some people have {joined} together to inform others and to decrease energy use.
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join
□□□□□□
So, some people have {joined} together to inform others and to decrease energy use.
연결하다
So, some people have {joined} together to inform others and to decrease energy use.
loudly
큰 소리로, 소란하게
He can't hear you if you don't speak {loudly}.
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loudly
□□□□□□
He can't hear you if you don't speak {loudly}.
큰 소리로, 소란하게
He can't hear you if you don't speak {loudly}.
map
지도
Can you find Australia on a {map}?
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map
□□□□□□
Can you find Australia on a {map}?
지도
Can you find Australia on a {map}?
option
선택
It looks like you only have two {options} to choose from.
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option
□□□□□□
It looks like you only have two {options} to choose from.
선택
It looks like you only have two {options} to choose from.
phrase
(문법) 구
English {phrases} are hard to learn.
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phrase
□□□□□□
English {phrases} are hard to learn.
(문법) 구
English {phrases} are hard to learn.
turn off
불을 끄다
Could you {turn off} the light?
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turn off
□□□□□□
Could you {turn off} the light?
불을 끄다
Could you {turn off} the light?
centimeter
센티미터
They grow to be 25 centimeters tall.
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centimeter
□□□□□□
They grow to be 25 centimeters tall.
센티미터
They grow to be 25 centimeters tall.
choose
고르다, 선택하다
She had to {choose} between the two.
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choose
□□□□□□
She had to {choose} between the two.
고르다, 선택하다
She had to {choose} between the two.
degree
정도
There are few people who do not react to music to some {degree}.
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degree
□□□□□□
There are few people who do not react to music to some {degree}.
정도
There are few people who do not react to music to some {degree}.
dentist
치과 의사
Going to the {dentist} every six months will keep your teeth healthy.
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dentist
□□□□□□
Going to the {dentist} every six months will keep your teeth healthy.
치과 의사
Going to the {dentist} every six months will keep your teeth healthy.
height
키, 높이
That tree is two meters in {height}.
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height
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That tree is two meters in {height}.
키, 높이
That tree is two meters in {height}.
miss
놓치다
I {missed} seeing the movie when it was out.
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miss
□□□□□□
I {missed} seeing the movie when it was out.
놓치다
I {missed} seeing the movie when it was out.
price
가격
By developing the assembly line, Henry discovered a way to make lots of cars at a cheaper {price}.
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price
□□□□□□
By developing the assembly line, Henry discovered a way to make lots of cars at a cheaper {price}.
가격
By developing the assembly line, Henry discovered a way to make lots of cars at a cheaper {price}.
reason
이유
He gave no {reason} for why he was leaving home.
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reason
□□□□□□
He gave no {reason} for why he was leaving home.
이유
He gave no {reason} for why he was leaving home.
service
(상업적인) 서비스
Today, two young boys were given an award for their {service} to the community.
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service
□□□□□□
Today, two young boys were given an award for their {service} to the community.
(상업적인) 서비스
Today, two young boys were given an award for their {service} to the community.
subway
지하철
I took the {subway} to downtown.
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subway
□□□□□□
I took the {subway} to downtown.
지하철
I took the {subway} to downtown.
agree
동의하다
When the father decided that the fencing master was the most skillful, the other brothers {agreed}.
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agree
□□□□□□
When the father decided that the fencing master was the most skillful, the other brothers {agreed}.
동의하다
When the father decided that the fencing master was the most skillful, the other brothers {agreed}.
cousin
사촌
This type of family may include grandparents, aunts, uncles, and {cousins}.
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cousin
□□□□□□
This type of family may include grandparents, aunts, uncles, and {cousins}.
사촌
This type of family may include grandparents, aunts, uncles, and {cousins}.
expected
예상되는
I knew that Joe {expected} a silver wristwatch.
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expected
□□□□□□
I knew that Joe {expected} a silver wristwatch.
예상되는
I knew that Joe {expected} a silver wristwatch.
forget
잊어버리다
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
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forget
□□□□□□
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
잊어버리다
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
get a haircut
머리를 자르다
He has to {get a haircut} before visiting his parents.
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get a haircut
□□□□□□
He has to {get a haircut} before visiting his parents.
머리를 자르다
He has to {get a haircut} before visiting his parents.
guess
추측하다
I have a present for you. Can you {guess} what it is?
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guess
□□□□□□
I have a present for you. Can you {guess} what it is?
추측하다
I have a present for you. Can you {guess} what it is?
informal
회화체의
The business dinner was very {informal}; everyone came in jeans.
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informal
□□□□□□
The business dinner was very {informal}; everyone came in jeans.
회화체의
The business dinner was very {informal}; everyone came in jeans.
on time
정시에
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
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on time
□□□□□□
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
정시에
He needs to leave now or he will never get there {on time}.
polite
예의바른
The {polite} gentleman kindly offered to let the pregnant woman have his seat on the subway train.
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polite
□□□□□□
The {polite} gentleman kindly offered to let the pregnant woman have his seat on the subway train.
예의바른
The {polite} gentleman kindly offered to let the pregnant woman have his seat on the subway train.
taste
~한 맛이 나다
Pears {taste} good. They are yummy!
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taste
□□□□□□
Pears {taste} good. They are yummy!
~한 맛이 나다
Pears {taste} good. They are yummy!
beginning
시작, 출발
We're going to France at the {beginning} of August.
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beginning
□□□□□□
We're going to France at the {beginning} of August.
시작, 출발
We're going to France at the {beginning} of August.
belong to
~에 속하다
This house {belongs} to my mother.
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belong to
□□□□□□
This house {belongs} to my mother.
~에 속하다
This house {belongs} to my mother.
correct
옳은, 정확한
My teacher gave us a {correct} answer.
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correct
□□□□□□
My teacher gave us a {correct} answer.
옳은, 정확한
My teacher gave us a {correct} answer.
empty
빈
She opened the box, but it was {empty}.
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empty
□□□□□□
She opened the box, but it was {empty}.
빈
She opened the box, but it was {empty}.
owner
임자, 소유자
Who is the {owner} of this restaurant?
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owner
□□□□□□
Who is the {owner} of this restaurant?
임자, 소유자
Who is the {owner} of this restaurant?
pen pal
펜팔 친구
These days you no longer write letters to your {pen pal}, instead you write emails.
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pen pal
□□□□□□
These days you no longer write letters to your {pen pal}, instead you write emails.
펜팔 친구
These days you no longer write letters to your {pen pal}, instead you write emails.
really
정말로, 실제로
I {really} like this candy.
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really
□□□□□□
I {really} like this candy.
정말로, 실제로
I {really} like this candy.
replace
대체하다
It was {replaced} by the American flag on July 9, 1846.
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replace
□□□□□□
It was {replaced} by the American flag on July 9, 1846.
대체하다
It was {replaced} by the American flag on July 9, 1846.
stand for
~을 나타내다, 상징하다
What does the abbreviation {stand for}?
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stand for
□□□□□□
What does the abbreviation {stand for}?
~을 나타내다, 상징하다
What does the abbreviation {stand for}?
wrong
틀린
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
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wrong
□□□□□□
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
틀린
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
classmate
급우
She is my {classmate}.
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classmate
□□□□□□
She is my {classmate}.
급우
She is my {classmate}.
cost
비용이 들다
The total {cost} for the construction was about $ 1.5 billion.
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cost
□□□□□□
The total {cost} for the construction was about $ 1.5 billion.
비용이 들다
The total {cost} for the construction was about $ 1.5 billion.
fact
사실
Some of the stories are myths and some are {facts}.
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fact
□□□□□□
Some of the stories are myths and some are {facts}.
사실
Some of the stories are myths and some are {facts}.
habit
습관
Drinking soda is a terrible {habit}.
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habit
□□□□□□
Drinking soda is a terrible {habit}.
습관
Drinking soda is a terrible {habit}.
homework
숙제
I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
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homework
□□□□□□
I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
숙제
I'll do my {homework} after dinner.
know
알다
The event became {known} as Earth Hour.
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know
□□□□□□
The event became {known} as Earth Hour.
알다
The event became {known} as Earth Hour.
ongoing
전진하는, 진행중인
Education is an {ongoing} process.
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ongoing
□□□□□□
Education is an {ongoing} process.
전진하는, 진행중인
Education is an {ongoing} process.
routine
반복되는 일/ 반복되는
Apply the same principle to all your {routine} activities.
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routine
□□□□□□
Apply the same principle to all your {routine} activities.
반복되는 일/ 반복되는
Apply the same principle to all your {routine} activities.
vegetable
채소
Is a tomato really a fruit or {vegetable}?
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vegetable
□□□□□□
Is a tomato really a fruit or {vegetable}?
채소
Is a tomato really a fruit or {vegetable}?
wood
나무, 목재
My treehouse is made of {wood}.
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wood
□□□□□□
My treehouse is made of {wood}.
나무, 목재
My treehouse is made of {wood}.
break
깨뜨리다
Mr. Whisper {breaks} the brick with two hands.
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break
□□□□□□
Mr. Whisper {breaks} the brick with two hands.
깨뜨리다
Mr. Whisper {breaks} the brick with two hands.
carry
나르다
For something to have a smell, a very tiny piece of it is {carried} into the air and into someone’s nose!
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carry
□□□□□□
For something to have a smell, a very tiny piece of it is {carried} into the air and into someone’s nose!
나르다
For something to have a smell, a very tiny piece of it is {carried} into the air and into someone’s nose!
drawing
그림
Shawn entered his {drawings} in the art show.
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drawing
□□□□□□
Shawn entered his {drawings} in the art show.
그림
Shawn entered his {drawings} in the art show.
expression
표현
This is an {expression} which means that they need to "get back to work."
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expression
□□□□□□
This is an {expression} which means that they need to "get back to work."
표현
This is an {expression} which means that they need to "get back to work."
leave
떠나다
What time does your flight {leave} tomorrow?
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leave
□□□□□□
What time does your flight {leave} tomorrow?
떠나다
What time does your flight {leave} tomorrow?
meeting
회의
There will be a {meeting} this afternoon at 3:30.
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meeting
□□□□□□
There will be a {meeting} this afternoon at 3:30.
회의
There will be a {meeting} this afternoon at 3:30.
note
(짧은) 기록
The teacher made {notes} of students' grades.
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note
□□□□□□
The teacher made {notes} of students' grades.
(짧은) 기록
The teacher made {notes} of students' grades.
sell
팔다
A good is something a person makes to {sell} to others.
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sell
□□□□□□
A good is something a person makes to {sell} to others.
팔다
A good is something a person makes to {sell} to others.
trip
여행
So, Bob had to figure out how many {trips} he had to make to transport all 280 friends to the island.
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trip
□□□□□□
So, Bob had to figure out how many {trips} he had to make to transport all 280 friends to the island.
여행
So, Bob had to figure out how many {trips} he had to make to transport all 280 friends to the island.
usually
보통, 대개
I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
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usually
□□□□□□
I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
보통, 대개
I {usually} like watching TV, but it was boring tonight.
arrive
도착하다
The train will {arrive} at 12:30.
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arrive
□□□□□□
The train will {arrive} at 12:30.
도착하다
The train will {arrive} at 12:30.
describe
묘사하다, 말로 설명하다
The detectives asked the witness to {describe} the suspect.
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describe
□□□□□□
The detectives asked the witness to {describe} the suspect.
묘사하다, 말로 설명하다
The detectives asked the witness to {describe} the suspect.
forget
잊어버리다
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
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forget
□□□□□□
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
잊어버리다
How absent minded of you to {forget} the tent.
hold
잡다
The lady is {holding} a bottle of water.
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hold
□□□□□□
The lady is {holding} a bottle of water.
잡다
The lady is {holding} a bottle of water.
listen
듣다
Mary is {listening} to music.
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listen
□□□□□□
Mary is {listening} to music.
듣다
Mary is {listening} to music.
lose
잃어버리다, 분실하다
Did you {lose} your wallet last weekend?
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lose
□□□□□□
Did you {lose} your wallet last weekend?
잃어버리다, 분실하다
Did you {lose} your wallet last weekend?
ongoing
계속 진행 중인
Teach yourself to use your camera in a way that enhances your {ongoing} experiences.
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ongoing
□□□□□□
Teach yourself to use your camera in a way that enhances your {ongoing} experiences.
계속 진행 중인
Teach yourself to use your camera in a way that enhances your {ongoing} experiences.
point
(특정한) 지점[장소]
At that {point}, the car stopped.
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point
□□□□□□
At that {point}, the car stopped.
(특정한) 지점[장소]
At that {point}, the car stopped.
work
작동하다
How does a nuclear chain-reaction {work}?
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work
□□□□□□
How does a nuclear chain-reaction {work}?
작동하다
How does a nuclear chain-reaction {work}?
wrong
틀린
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
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wrong
□□□□□□
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
틀린
I wrote the {wrong} answer.
check
확인하다, 점검하다
{check} your answers again.
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check
□□□□□□
{check} your answers again.
확인하다, 점검하다
{check} your answers again.
housework
가사, 집안일
My brother doesn't do any {housework} at all.
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housework
□□□□□□
My brother doesn't do any {housework} at all.
가사, 집안일
My brother doesn't do any {housework} at all.
meaning
뜻, 의미
Do you know the {meaning} of this symbol?
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meaning
□□□□□□
Do you know the {meaning} of this symbol?
뜻, 의미
Do you know the {meaning} of this symbol?
statement
진술, 서술
The police asked me to make a {statement}.
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statement
□□□□□□
The police asked me to make a {statement}.
진술, 서술
The police asked me to make a {statement}.
take a shower
샤워하다
People {take a shower} when they sweat a lot after playing sports.
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take a shower
□□□□□□
People {take a shower} when they sweat a lot after playing sports.
샤워하다
People {take a shower} when they sweat a lot after playing sports.
taste
맛보다
If you lose the ability to smell, you also lose your ability to {taste} food!
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taste
□□□□□□
If you lose the ability to smell, you also lose your ability to {taste} food!
맛보다
If you lose the ability to smell, you also lose your ability to {taste} food!
textbook
교과서
Students were given their new {textbooks}.
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textbook
□□□□□□
Students were given their new {textbooks}.
교과서
Students were given their new {textbooks}.
turn on
켜다
Please {turn on} the fan. I’m hot!
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turn on
□□□□□□
Please {turn on} the fan. I’m hot!
켜다
Please {turn on} the fan. I’m hot!
weather
날씨
Climate change is a change in the earth’s {weather} over a long period of time.
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weather
□□□□□□
Climate change is a change in the earth’s {weather} over a long period of time.
날씨
Climate change is a change in the earth’s {weather} over a long period of time.
while
~하는 동안
One night, Psyche held a candle over Cupid’s face {while} he slept.
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while
□□□□□□
One night, Psyche held a candle over Cupid’s face {while} he slept.
~하는 동안
One night, Psyche held a candle over Cupid’s face {while} he slept.
ability
능력
Midas asked Silenus for the {ability} to turn anything he touched into gold.
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ability
□□□□□□
Midas asked Silenus for the {ability} to turn anything he touched into gold.
능력
Midas asked Silenus for the {ability} to turn anything he touched into gold.
advice
충고, 조언
My mom gives me {advice} when I have a problem.
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advice
□□□□□□
My mom gives me {advice} when I have a problem.
충고, 조언
My mom gives me {advice} when I have a problem.
allow
허락하다
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
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allow
□□□□□□
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
허락하다
The magic waters of the river {allowed} a person to live forever.
enter
들어가다
When the Trojans pulled the horse into the city, the warriors could leap out and open the gates so the Greek army could {enter}.
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enter
□□□□□□
When the Trojans pulled the horse into the city, the warriors could leap out and open the gates so the Greek army could {enter}.
들어가다
When the Trojans pulled the horse into the city, the warriors could leap out and open the gates so the Greek army could {enter}.
formal
형식적인
You should use {formal} greetings at official events.
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formal
□□□□□□
You should use {formal} greetings at official events.
형식적인
You should use {formal} greetings at official events.
necessity
필요
They say that {necessity} is the mother of invention.
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necessity
□□□□□□
They say that {necessity} is the mother of invention.
필요
They say that {necessity} is the mother of invention.
permission
허가, 승인
The teenager had to ask for {permission} to use his parents' car.
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permission
□□□□□□
The teenager had to ask for {permission} to use his parents' car.
허가, 승인
The teenager had to ask for {permission} to use his parents' car.
repeat
반복하다
Can you please {repeat} the question?
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repeat
□□□□□□
Can you please {repeat} the question?
반복하다
Can you please {repeat} the question?
smartphone
스마트폰
His {smartphone} had a map, and it helped us get home.
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smartphone
□□□□□□
His {smartphone} had a map, and it helped us get home.
스마트폰
His {smartphone} had a map, and it helped us get home.
waste
낭비하다
Still more people try to reduce the amount of water they {waste}.
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waste
□□□□□□
Still more people try to reduce the amount of water they {waste}.
낭비하다
Still more people try to reduce the amount of water they {waste}.
chess
체스, 서양 장기
I'm not very good at playing {chess}.
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chess
□□□□□□
I'm not very good at playing {chess}.
체스, 서양 장기
I'm not very good at playing {chess}.
excited
흥분한
I was so {excited} to get first prize.
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excited
□□□□□□
I was so {excited} to get first prize.
흥분한
I was so {excited} to get first prize.
link
연결
The English Channel Tunnel is a {link} between France and England.
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link
□□□□□□
The English Channel Tunnel is a {link} between France and England.
연결
The English Channel Tunnel is a {link} between France and England.
passive
소극적인, 수동적인
The husband did not understand his wife's {passive} response to their child's temper tantrums.
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passive
□□□□□□
The husband did not understand his wife's {passive} response to their child's temper tantrums.
소극적인, 수동적인
The husband did not understand his wife's {passive} response to their child's temper tantrums.
ping-pong
탁구
{ping-pong} is a fun game.
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ping-pong
□□□□□□
{ping-pong} is a fun game.
탁구
{ping-pong} is a fun game.
relaxing
편한
A {relaxing} holiday gave me pleasure and satisfaction.
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relaxing
□□□□□□
A {relaxing} holiday gave me pleasure and satisfaction.
편한
A {relaxing} holiday gave me pleasure and satisfaction.
science
과학
He studied physical {science} in college and received an A.
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science
□□□□□□
He studied physical {science} in college and received an A.
과학
He studied physical {science} in college and received an A.
stay up
밤을 꼬박 새다
Jill and Whitney {stayed} up all night talking about boys.
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stay up
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Jill and Whitney {stayed} up all night talking about boys.
밤을 꼬박 새다
Jill and Whitney {stayed} up all night talking about boys.
surprising
놀라운, 의외의
It is not {surprising} that he resigned.
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surprising
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It is not {surprising} that he resigned.
놀라운, 의외의
It is not {surprising} that he resigned.
tense
시제
This sentenced is used in past {tense}.
150
tense
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This sentenced is used in past {tense}.
시제
This sentenced is used in past {tense}.
better
더 좋은
I felt {better} after I had a good nights sleep.
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better
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I felt {better} after I had a good nights sleep.
더 좋은
I felt {better} after I had a good nights sleep.
bowling
볼링
A perfect score in {bowling} is 300.
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bowling
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A perfect score in {bowling} is 300.
볼링
A perfect score in {bowling} is 300.
bright
빛나는, 밝은
The light you bought is too {bright}.
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bright
□□□□□□
The light you bought is too {bright}.
빛나는, 밝은
The light you bought is too {bright}.
compare
비교하다
It is used to {compare} and contrast information.
154
compare
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It is used to {compare} and contrast information.
비교하다
It is used to {compare} and contrast information.
earth
지구
Christopher Columbus believed that the {earth} was round.
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earth
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Christopher Columbus believed that the {earth} was round.
지구
Christopher Columbus believed that the {earth} was round.
far
먼, 멀리 떨어진
San Francisco is quite {far} from here.
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far
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San Francisco is quite {far} from here.
먼, 멀리 떨어진
San Francisco is quite {far} from here.
mean
심술궂은
The old lady is very {mean}. She never smiles.
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mean
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The old lady is very {mean}. She never smiles.
심술궂은
The old lady is very {mean}. She never smiles.
model
모형, 모델
This {model} of robot took two and a half years to come into being.
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model
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This {model} of robot took two and a half years to come into being.
모형, 모델
This {model} of robot took two and a half years to come into being.
player
선수, 경기자
Tom is the best {player} in the class.
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player
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Tom is the best {player} in the class.
선수, 경기자
Tom is the best {player} in the class.
poor
가난한
He is so {poor} that he cannot buy anything.
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poor
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He is so {poor} that he cannot buy anything.
가난한
He is so {poor} that he cannot buy anything.
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