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available
|
이용할 수 있는, 쓸모 있는
Most breakfast foods are only available during the morning hours.
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beat
|
이기다
My friend beat me in the game. I was sad.
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|
commute
|
통근하다, 통학하다
I commute about 25 minutes to work every day.
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|
convert
|
변화하다, 바꾸다
At work, we are going to convert to a computerized system to increase efficiency.
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fold
|
접다
Please fold all your bedding and put it away now.
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mileage
|
총마일 수, 주행 거리
SUVs (Sport Utility Vehicles) have received a lot of criticism for their poor gas mileage.
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refill
|
~을 다시 채우다
He refilled her glass with milk.
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runway
|
활주로
The plane landed safely on the runway.
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stuck
|
(…에 빠져) 움직일 수 없는, 갇힌
The submarine got stuck and couldn’t move.
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|
transition
|
변천, 변화
His transition from an hourly worker to a salaried one was smooth.
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behavior
|
행동, 행실
Holmes was shocked by the man’s terrible behavior.
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custom
|
풍습, 관습
All cultures have different customs.
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|
realize
|
깨닫다
People didn’t realize it was the name of a storm.
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rule
|
규칙
rules are there to make society more fair and safe.
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|
scared
|
겁에 질린
Are you scared of the dark?
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serious
|
심각한
The doctor is worried I might have a serious disease.
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|
speed
|
과속하다
Can you speed up a little, driver?
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|
threaten
|
위협하다, 협박하다
They threatened him with punishments, they made him stay in his room.
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drift
|
표류하다, 떠돌다
The small boat seemed to be drifting.
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|
float
|
떠다니다, 흘러다니다
A balloon is floating high up in the air.
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|
line
|
선, 줄
The people stood in a line to get on the bus.
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|
mailman
|
우편배달부
The mailman has a lot of letters.
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|
position
|
위치
His new position came with many responsibilities.
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|
reluctant
|
마음 내키지 않는, 마지못해 하는
I was reluctant to call you in.
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|
surround
|
둘러싸다, 에워싸다
We are going to surround the garden with a stone wall.
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|
worrisome
|
꺼림칙한, 걱정되는
She had a worrisome expression on her face.
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|
chemist
|
화학자
I go to all the chemists to try and get what he wants.
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|
chew
|
씹다
Be certain to eat slowly and chew your food extremely well.
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|
insect
|
곤충, 벌레
My sister is afraid of insects so she won’t go camping.
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|
nest
|
둥지, 보금자리
A bird had made a nest in the tree.
|
|
physicist
|
물리학자
The physicist measured the velocity of the spacecraft that was heading to space.
|
|
produce
|
만들다, 생산하다
Our dog produced 5 puppies last week.
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|
publisher
|
출판사
The publisher printed 50,000 copies of the dictionary.
|
|
situation
|
상황
I have to prepare myself for the worst situation.
|
|
substance
|
물질, 재료
There was a strange black substance on the floor.
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|
wasp
|
말벌
The corn plant’s chemical attracts wasps, which like to eat caterpillars.
|
|
control
|
통제, 제어
His son is out of control.
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|
hire
|
고용하다
Mr. Green hired five new people at his office.
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|
improvement
|
개선, 향상
The businessman bought the bridge and made many improvements.
|
|
key
|
키, 건반
How many keys are their on a piano?
|
|
note
|
음, 음조
He played the first few notes of the tune.
|
|
press
|
누르다, 밀다
We pressed the emergency button as soon as we realized the elevator was stuck.
|
|
range
|
(변화·차이의) 범위[폭], -대(帶)
For any problem, there is a range of possible solutions.
|
|
relative
|
친척
Family members are a great way to get to know distant relatives.
|
|
republic
|
공화국
The republic demands that Citizen Evremonde goes on trial tomorrow.
|
|
technical
|
기술적인, 기술의
You need the technical skills to operate that piece of machinery.
|
|
addition
|
추가
The addition of one more child completed the baseball team.
|
|
arena
|
경기장
The sports arena was very large and could hold 5,000 people.
|
|
bored
|
지루한
If you get bored, try doing something else.
|
|
clown
|
광대
The clown had bright blue hair and a big red smile.
|
|
initially
|
처음에
I initially bought this bag for myself, but I decided to give it to my sister.
|
|
juggle
|
저글링하다
The man tried to juggle three swords at the same time.
|
|
rider
|
타는 사람
The riders on the motorbikes were going very fast.
|
|
shaped
|
모양의
That cloud is shaped like a puppy.
|
|
trick
|
재주, 묘기
Can your dog do tricks?
|
|
chance
|
기회
Kiha jumped at the chance to study in another country.
|
|
earn
|
벌다, 얻다
He earns about $40000 a year.
|
|
expect
|
기대하다, 예상하다
I did not expect my mom to come home so early.
|
|
explorer
|
탐험가
Many explorers died on the Himalayan mountains.
|
|
map
|
지도
He bought a map so he wouldn't get lost.
|
|
rank
|
계급, 계층
Despite his high rank in the army, he remains humble.
|
|
scientific
|
과학적인
I need to find someone with a scientific background to help me.
|
|
talented
|
재능이 있는
We're looking for talented people to be our future leaders.
|
|
charity
|
자선
The man was extremely poor and lived off of charity.
|
|
closet
|
벽장
There are clothes in the closet.
|
|
disappointing
|
실망시키는, 기대에 어긋나는, 시시한
My test scores were quite disappointing.
|
|
donate
|
기부하다
I don't donate to charity.
|
|
drop by
|
들르다, 불시에 방문하다
I’ll drop by on my way home.
|
|
follow
|
따르다
The dog follows his owner everywhere.
|
|
option
|
선택
It looks like you only have two options to choose from.
|
|
organization
|
단체, 조합
The organization is well-known.
|
|
solution
|
해결책
I've found a solution to our lack of space problem.
|
|
character
|
성격, 인격, 성질
Jack's good character has always been one of his strong points.
|
|
compliment
|
칭찬하다
The Prince complimented Lady Steyne on having such a pretty and talented friend.
|
|
criticism
|
(좋지 못한 점을 지적하는) 비판, 비난
Mrs. Cheveley refused to accept Lord Goring’s criticism.
|
|
criticize
|
비평하다, 흠잡다
Martha criticized everything about Janet's new apartment.
|
|
employee
|
직원
I'm a new employee of the City Bank.
|
|
fault
|
실수, 잘못
He was in an accident, but it wasn’t his fault.
|
|
harsh
|
가혹한, 냉혹한
Don't be so harsh on the little boy, he is crying.
|
|
practice
|
연습하다
If we practice hard, we will improve.
|
|
properly
|
적당히, 알맞게
Most people do not know how to use chopsticks properly.
|
|
skill
|
기술
He is learning how to draw. He doesn’t have much skill yet.
|
|
beverage
|
음료, 마실것
They don't sell any alcoholic beverage.
|
|
nervous
|
긴장한
She became nervous when the airplane started making some strange noises.
|
|
offend
|
기분을 상하게 하다
My uncle was offended when he saw that the protestors burned the national flag.
|
|
platter
|
(큰 접시에 담긴) 모듬 요리
I’ll have the fish platter.
|
|
respond
|
반응하다
The police did not respond in the way she expected them to; they were very helpful.
|
|
serve
|
(식당 등에서 음식을) 제공하다
The waiter will serve lunch soon.
|
|
terrify
|
겁나게 하다
Spiders and other insects terrify me.
|
|
traditional
|
전통적인
Japan's traditional clothing is called the 'kimono'.
|
|
behavior
|
행동
His curious behavior has many people worried.
|
|
complain
|
불평하다
He complains that it is too hot.
|
|
distract
|
산만하게 하다
He was trying to study, but the music distracted him.
|
|
giggle
|
킥킥거리고 웃다
The hens jumped up and down, giggling with laughter.
|
|
intention
|
의도, 의향
Their intention is to make the area a public park.
|
|
interrupt
|
도중에서 방해하다
We thought it was rude when her sister interrupted our conversation.
|
|
plan
|
계획
So what are your plans on how to win this contest?
|
|
rude
|
무례한
I should teach him manners. I think he is very rude.
|
|
text message
|
문자 메시지
There are three text messages on the phone.
|
|
audible
|
들리는, 알아들을 수 있는
Yes, you’re speaking loud enough to be audible.
|
|
detect
|
발견하다, 탐지하다
He detected the smell of gas in the apartment.
|
|
instrument
|
기구, 악기
This is a traditional musical instrument with twelve strings.
|
|
location
|
위치, 장소
Our new apartment is in a very good location.
|
|
mute
|
무언의, 말을 못하는
I was mute from yelling so much the other day.
|
|
response
|
응답, 대답
The woman's response was very confusing.
|
|
Switzerland
|
스위스
I want to visit to switzerland during vacation.
|
|
tap
|
가볍게 두드리다
Thomas tapped me on the shoulder.
|
|
translate
|
번역하다
My sister will translate these documents for you by next week.
|
|
assume
|
추측하다
I assumed the work was done.
|
|
bother
|
괴롭히다
My sister keeps bothering me.
|
|
ignore
|
무시하다
He felt bad because she ignored him.
|
|
insult
|
모욕하다
After he insulted my girlfriend, I challenged the bigger man to a fight.
|
|
manners
|
예의, 예절
Your mother taught you good manners.
|
|
mean
|
비열한
Darth Vader is the meanest character in the movie.
|
|
past
|
~를 지나쳐
I watch the planes fly past the office every day.
|
|
resident
|
거주자
The residents of Hawaii enjoy a very scenic view.
|
|
respect
|
존경하다, 존중하다
Paul respects all his teachers.
|
|
typically
|
보통, 일반적으로
typically, you want to make more money than you spend.
|
|
appreciate
|
고맙게 여기다
I really appreciated the birthday card. I thought everyone forgot.
|
|
fall
|
떨어지다, 내리다
He falls from the tree.
|
|
intelligent
|
똑똑한
The lawyer is very intelligent.
|
|
mud
|
진흙
Pigs like to roll around in the mud.
|
|
normal
|
정상적인
Is it normal for me to eat this much?
|
|
realize
|
깨닫다
People didn’t realize it was the name of a storm.
|
|
try
|
시도하다
You should try some American food.
|
|
wooden
|
나무로 된
The child liked playing with wooden toys.
|
|
breath
|
숨
I lost my breath because I ran so fast.
|
|
contain
|
담다, 포함하다, 함유하다
A vegetarian won't eat anything that contains meat.
|
|
crumble
|
무너지다, 붕괴되다
The plaster started to crumble.
|
|
dirt
|
흙
My dog likes to play in the dirt in the backyard.
|
|
flea
|
벼룩
fleas are commonly found on both cars and dogs.
|
|
form
|
형성하다, 만들다
My brother and his friends are planning to form a music band.
|
|
ground
|
지면, 땅
The rabbit hopped on the ground.
|
|
tear
|
찢다, 째다
I got poor grade. My mom tried to tear at my exam paper.
|
|
amazing
|
놀라운
The firework show was amazing.
|
|
answer
|
대답하다, 응답하다
I don't know how to answer the difficult math question.
|
|
gather
|
모이다
The crowd gathered around the stage.
|
|
place
|
놓다, 두다
place the chair beside me so we can sit together.
|
|
rest
|
나머지, 잔여
Do you want the rest of my cake? I can’t eat it.
|
|
scene
|
장면, 풍경
Especially, I would never forget the last scene in that movie.
|
|
shell
|
(달걀, 조개 따위의)껍질, 외피
You can eat the shell around some foods.
|
|
toad
|
두꺼비
She sounded like a frog or a toad.
|
|
turtle
|
거북이
The turlte is moving slowly.
|
|
breathe
|
숨쉬다, 호흡하다
You can not breathe in water.
|
|
claim
|
(권리, 사실을) 주장하다
George went to the 'Lost and Found' office to claim his lost scarf and gloves.
|
|
expand
|
확장하다
A balloon expands when it is filled with air.
|
|
explode
|
폭발하다, 파열하다
Dynamite can easily explode if not handled carefully.
|
|
guard
|
지키다
Who’s guarding these important seeds?
|
|
stomach
|
위
"I have a sore stomach," said the snake.
|
|
swallow
|
삼키다
Medicine is hard to swallow without water.
|
|
underworld
|
지하 세계, 저승
If anyone ate food in the underworld, they belonged to Hades.
|
|
acceptable
|
받아들일 수 있는
Copying other students' work is not acceptable.
|
|
commit
|
(죄 등을)범하다, 저지르다
You must be ready to deal with the consequences if you commit a crime.
|
|
convince
|
설득하다
His mother will try her best to convince him not to marry the poor woman.
|
|
humankind
|
인류, 인간
It has helped humankind in many ways.
|
|
pair
|
한쌍, 한벌
Jenny bought a new pair of shoes.
|
|
sin
|
죄, 죄악
It would be a sin to obey you.
|
|
take care of
|
돌보다
He takes care of his dog well.
|
|
trouble
|
괴롭히다
Sorry to trouble you, but could you tell me the time?
|
|
cast
|
~을 던지다
The automobile allowed most people to cast aside the horse and buggy.
|
|
cave
|
동굴
I came to a large cave.
|
|
companion
|
동반자, 동행
My dog has been my constant companion for over seven years.
|
|
escape
|
탈출하다
Some people have even escaped floods on their roofs!
|
|
get out
|
나가다,나오다
I put the frog in a box, but it gets out and hops away.
|
|
knowledge
|
지식
People shared their knowledge of farming and other things.
|
|
mind
|
마음, 정신
I changed my mind because I didn't like the color.
|
|
picture
|
묘사하다, 상상하다
Can you just picture what their baby will look like?
|
|
source
|
(사물의) 원천, 근원
What is the source of this story?
|
|
visible
|
눈으로 볼 수 있는
The house wasn’t visible because the fog was too thick.
|
|
approach
|
접근
The end of the school year is fast approaching.
|
|
key
|
열쇠
Finally, he tied a metal key to the string.
|
|
pile
|
더미
She made a sign and she put it by the pile of wood.
|
|
practice
|
(습관적으로) 행하다, 연습하다
After his friend died from drinking too much, he always practices moderation when he drinks.
|
|
properly
|
적당히, 알맞게
Most people do not know how to use chopsticks properly.
|
|
relationship
|
관계
Sue has a good relationship with Tom. They are best friends.
|
|
treat
|
대우하다, 다루다
A good man cannot stand to hear that innocents are being treated badly.
|
|
upset
|
당황케 하다, 화나게 하다
It still upsets me when I think about what she said to me.
|
|
admire
|
동경하다, 사모하다, 존경하다
Her fancy dress was admired by everyone at the ball.
|
|
barrel
|
(배가 불룩한) 통
Some people like to float on fast rivers inside a barrel.
|
|
criticism
|
(좋지 못한 점을 지적하는) 비판, 비난
Mrs. Cheveley refused to accept Lord Goring’s criticism.
|
|
dishonest
|
부정직한
We all know that cheating is dishonest.
|
|
give away
|
거저 주다
They will give away prizes to people who attend the event.
|
|
make fun of
|
놀리다
Her childhood friends used to make fun of her.
|
|
trash
|
쓰레기
Where can I put this trash?
|
|
wealth
|
부, 재물
Their wealth comes from years of working and saving money.
|
|
era
|
연대, 시대
The United States enjoyed a time of peace and prosperity during the Clinton era.
|
|
excuse
|
변명, 이유
He's always making excuses for being late.
|
|
happen
|
일어나다, 생기다
When did the accident happen?
|
|
historian
|
역사가, 사학자
My father is a historian, and his specialty is East Asian history.
|
|
look up
|
올려다보다
People go to the museum to look up at his beautiful work.
|
|
occur
|
발생하다, 일어나다
Typhoons occur mainly in the western Pacific.
|
|
responsibility
|
책임
It is my responsibility to pay for all the bills.
|
|
silly
|
어리석은
People heard me and they didn’t realize I was being silly!
|
|
state
|
말하다
The teacher stated that the homework would be due next week.
|
|
arrow
|
화살
In ancient times, soldiers fought with bows and arrows.
|
|
astronaut
|
우주 비행사
An astronaut works in space.
|
|
cargo
|
뱃짐, 화물
The tanker began to spill its cargo of oil.
|
|
flexible
|
융통성 있는, 유연한
Because she was self-employed, her schedule was very flexible.
|
|
pick
|
고르다, 잡다
There were many hats. I like to pick the red one.
|
|
press
|
내리누르다, 밀다
You should press the power button to turn on the computer.
|
|
purpose
|
목적
What is the purpose of the advertisement?
|
|
site
|
장소
Waterloo was the site of a great battle in history.
|
|
space shuttle
|
우주선
The astronauts went to space in the space shuttle.
|
|
character
|
성격, 인격, 성질
Jack's good character has always been one of his strong points.
|
|
enjoy
|
즐기다
He enjoyed doing his homework.
|
|
friendship
|
우정
Our friendship began when we were six years old.
|
|
have in common
|
공통점이 있다
What do you have in common with your sister?
|
|
inspire
|
영감을 주다
Her website can inspire average people who take a look.
|
|
meaning
|
의미
Do you know the meaning of this symbol?
|
|
useful
|
유용한
Having a computer is useful when writing an essay.
|
|
value
|
가치
The watch's value far exceeds the others.
|
|
well-being
|
행복, 복지
Meditation is a good way to relieve stress and improve you overall well-being.
|
|
argue
|
논쟁하다
The driver did not wish to argue with the policeman about his speeding ticket.
|
|
available
|
이용할 수 있는, 쓸모 있는
Most breakfast foods are only available during the morning hours.
|
|
enormous
|
거대한, 막대한
The stadium was enormous; it can seat 90,000 people.
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entertainment
|
오락
The movie was our entertainment for tonight.
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|
look to
|
기대하다
I did not look to meet you here.
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|
replace
|
바꾸다, 대체하다
Patrick needs to replace the batteries in the remote control.
|
|
rival
|
경쟁자, 적수
We defeated our rival in volleyball.
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|
share
|
나누다, 공유하다
The professor asked us to share any questions we had.
|
|
trend
|
경향, 추세
Current trends in fashion usually start in the US.
|
|
turn on
|
~을 켜다
Please turn on the light. This room is dark.
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|
advanced
|
발전된
I have the more advanced version of that machine.
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|
consider
|
고려하다
You should consider it carefully.
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|
convenience
|
편의, 편리
I miss the convenience of living in the city.
|
|
device
|
기기, 장치
No one knew how to work the device because there was no switch to turn it off or on.
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|
flat
|
평평한
We must build the basketball court on flat ground.
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|
memory
|
추억
His memory was getting worse lately.
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|
place
|
곳, 장소
Which place do you want to meet?
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|
popular
|
인기 있는
This movie is very popular here.
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|
altogether
|
전적으로, 완전히
My shy cousin avoids things like parties and dances altogether.
|
|
bit
|
작은 조각
The bird ate a bit of bread.
|
|
compete
|
경쟁하다, 겨루다
Jane competed with Eric for a prize.
|
|
current
|
지금의, 현재의
Do you have your current school ID?
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|
in addition
|
게다가
in addition to his raise, he gets a company car.
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|
potential
|
잠재력
He has the potential of becoming a great athlete.
|
|
prefer
|
더 좋아하다
Which would you prefer, chocolate or strawberry ice cream?
|
|
publish
|
출판하다
This company publishes a lot of books.
|
|
shut down
|
닫다, 그만 두다
The workers shut down the factory for a day by refusing to work.
|
|
wonder
|
궁금하다, 의심하다
I wonder what my friends are thinking.
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|
add
|
추가하다
Can you add some sugar to my coffee?
|
|
chat
|
잡담하다, 수다떨다
You can chat with friends on the phone or internet.
|
|
figure out
|
알아내다
The students are trying to figure out the magician's trick.
|
|
introduce
|
받아들이다, 채택하다
Our country has recently introduced high-speed trains that will connect many cities.
|
|
limit
|
한정하다, 제한하다
Father limited my pocket money to 30,000 won.
|
|
location
|
위치, 장소
Our new apartment is in a very good location.
|
|
mobile
|
유동적인, 이동하기 쉬운
mobile phones revolutionized the world.
|
|
store
|
저장하다
I've stored all the information on a hard disk so we can use it later.
|
|
act
|
연기하다
Stop acting like a baby and act your age.
|
|
composer
|
작곡가
Mozart is a very famous composer.
|
|
dramatic
|
극적인
The weather has a dramatic effect on how and where people live.
|
|
impressive
|
인상 깊은
The size of that bug is impressive! It’s as big as a mouse.
|
|
incredible
|
놀라운
The incredible cake was made by a 10 year old.
|
|
loss
|
상실, 손실
Gerald suffered a slight loss in the stock market.
|
|
nerve
|
신경
The dog’s continual barking got on her nerves.
|
|
sign
|
서명하다, 사인하다
Can you please sign for the parcel?
|
|
cause
|
~의 원인이 되다, 일으키다
The wind caused the papers to blow away.
|
|
injure
|
부상을 입다
He injured her reputation by saying she got an abortion.
|
|
mechanical
|
기계에 의한, 기계적인
The mechanical parts are old in this car.
|
|
particularly
|
각별히
Kiho was particularly careful when he picked up the baby.
|
|
racing
|
경주
Formula 1 cars racing is the fastest sport on Earth.
|
|
reputation
|
평판, 세평
She had a very bad reputation among her friends.
|
|
skilled
|
숙련된
He is a skilled worker.
|
|
tire
|
타이어
The tire went flat.
|
|
allow
|
허용하다, 인정하다
I should allow the truth of his statement.
|
|
article
|
기사, 논설
This is one article form my figurine collection I would like to sell.
|
|
overboard
|
뱃전너머로
The sailor threw the anchor overboard.
|
|
sailor
|
선원, 뱃사람
The sailors were on a cruise.
|
|
scary
|
무서운
The movie we watched two days ago was really scary.
|
|
sink
|
가라앉다
The ship sank to the bottom of the sea.
|
|
sunscreen
|
자외선 차단제
Don’t forget to put on some sunscreen when you go outside.
|
|
superstition
|
미신
Bad luck on Friday the 13th is just a silly superstition.
|
|
toss
|
던지다
Let’s toss a coin to see who the winner is.
|
|
trade
|
상업, 무역
He wasn’t very good at doing his homework, but he was good at trading.
|
|
affect
|
~에 영향을 미치다
The air pollution is affecting our health.
|
|
come true
|
실현되다, 이루어 지다
My dream of meeting the president came true.
|
|
customer
|
고객
I am not satisfied with the customer service.
|
|
hollow
|
(속이)빈
Bamboo is lightweight, hollow, but strong.
|
|
lottery
|
복권
My friend won the lottery last week.
|
|
matter
|
중요하다
It doesn’t matter to me where you go.
|
|
meal
|
식사
The villagers did not go to bed after their meal that night.
|
|
seriously
|
중대하게, 심각하게
Her mother was seriously worried about her grades.
|
|
slip
|
종이 조각, 메모
After you pay, you will be given a slip that needs to be filled out and handed back in.
|
|
absolutely
|
절대적으로
The student was absolutely sure that he did well on the test.
|
|
better
|
나아지다; …보다 낫다
She's far better at science than her brother.
|
|
break
|
부서지다, 깨지다
Mirror is easy to break. Be careful!
|
|
foolish
|
어리석은
It was foolish to take the test without studying.
|
|
item
|
물품, 물건
Can I pay for each item?
|
|
object
|
물건, 물체
I saw a small, shiny object in the grass.
|
|
piece
|
조각, 단편
Can I please have another piece of pizza?
|
|
soul
|
혼, 정신
In fact, sailors once believed that albatrosses carried the souls of dead sailors.
|
|
badminton
|
배드민턴
Of all the sports I enjoy, badminton is my favorite.
|
|
damage
|
손상, 피해
I hope that there wasn't too much damage to your car after the accident.
|
|
disaster
|
재난, 재해
Earthquakes, tsunamis and typhoons are considered natural disasters.
|
|
glide
|
미끄러지다, 미끄러지듯 움직이다
The skaters glide over the ice.
|
|
intruder
|
침입자
I saw an intruder go inside my neighbor’s house.
|
|
overhead
|
머리 위의
overhead serves in tennis are very hard to return.
|
|
reach
|
(특정 수준·단계 등에) 이르다[달하다]
We must work hard to reach out goals in life.
|
|
record
|
적어놓다, 기록하다
Please make sure that you record everything they say.
|
|
risk
|
위험을 무릅쓰다
He risked his life to save the boy.
|
|
burn
|
불타다
The candle had burned all the way down and flickered out.
|
|
create
|
창조하다, 만들어내다
Kindergarten teachers sometimes create songs for kids.
|
|
guilty
|
유죄의, 죄를 범한
A thief is guilty of stealing.
|
|
please
|
기쁘게 하다, 즐겁게 하다
My boss was very pleased of my performance tonight.
|
|
rage
|
격노, 분노
His rage was astounding and terrible-he screamed and broke furniture.
|
|
steal
|
훔치다
She locked her bicycle so that no one could steal it.
|
|
take
|
가져가다
Please take the clothes downstairs.
|
|
tragedy
|
비극
She were in a tragedy on the stage.
|
|
volcano
|
화산
Hawaii is an island that has many active volcanoes.
|
|
attempt
|
시도
Mrs. Cheveley made a successful attempt to blackmail Sir Robert.
|
|
code
|
암호, 약호
The code for this software is poorly written.
|
|
crawl
|
기다
My baby always wants to crawl around on the floor.
|
|
experiment
|
(과학적인) 실험
We did a science experiment in class today.
|
|
imitate
|
모방하다
She imitated he's swing until he said "Yeah, You got it."
|
|
nonsense
|
무의미한 말, 허튼소리
Something that is nonsense is silly or is not true.
|
|
researcher
|
연구원
The researchers realized that the monster never existed.
|
|
stage
|
단계 , 과정
The first stage in research is data collection.
|
|
accent
|
말씨, 악센트
The accent is on the second syllable.
|
|
afterward
|
뒤에, 그 후에
Afterwards, we all went out to dinner together.
|
|
brain
|
뇌
It is impossible to live without a brain.
|
|
conclude
|
결론짓다, 추단[단정]하다
From the empty cage and the feathers on the floor, Daverbe concluded that the cat had eaten the bird.
|
|
grasp
|
이해하다, 파악하다
Myron has had trouble trying to grasp Newton's theories.
|
|
solve
|
풀다, 해결하다
We have to solve this math problem.
|
|
thick
|
두꺼운, 두툼한, (부피가) 굵은
This book is very thick and heavy.
|
|
viewer
|
보는 사람
The viewers were not impressed with his new talk show as shown by the ratings the show received.
|
|
bunch
|
묶음, 송이, 다발
Shelly grabbed a bunch of bananas and put them into her shopping cart.
|
|
confusing
|
헷갈리는, 혼란스러운
It is confusing to remember the names of your classmates.
|
|
deal
|
거래
We made a deal with the vender on our clothes.
|
|
function
|
기능
This phone has many useful functions.
|
|
grade
|
점수
The student received a poor grade on the test.
|
|
headache
|
두통
My head hurts. I have a headache.
|
|
missing
|
없어진, 분실한
How long has the child been missing?
|
|
worth
|
~의 가치가 있는
It's worth having a look here before we drive to another city.
|
|
apply
|
신청하다
My uncle will apply to join the organization.
|
|
brain
|
지능
She has an excellent brain. She studies very well.
|
|
imitate
|
흉내 내다
She likes to imitate her older sister.
|
|
make up
|
~을 이루다, 형성하다
Women make up 56% of the student numbers.
|
|
point
|
(손가락이나 다른 물체로) 가리키다
I point to the plane flying in the sky.
|
|
proper
|
적당한, 적절한
Is this the proper spelling of your name?
|
|
title
|
(책 등에) 표제를 붙이다
The title of his latest book is 'The Great Pretender'.
|
|
create
|
만들다
It took three years to create that building.
|
|
experience
|
경험
experience can teach you much more than a book.
|
|
express
|
표현하다
He expressed his problems to everyone.
|
|
go on
|
계속되다
We can't go on any more.
|
|
graduate
|
졸업하다
I’ll graduate from high school next month.
|
|
hearing
|
청력
Your sense of hearing is important when learning to speak.
|
|
luckily
|
운 좋게, 다행히도
luckily, the doctor had many good friends to help him out.
|
|
painful
|
아픈
It’s really painful when you’re bitten by a snake.
|
|
positive
|
긍정적인
I feel quite positive about his future.
|
|
sign language
|
수화
People who are deaf use sign language to communicate.
|
|
bottom
|
바닥
You could write a secret message on the bottom of your shoe.
|
|
conclude
|
결론짓다, 추단[단정]하다
From the empty cage and the feathers on the floor, Daverbe concluded that the cat had eaten the bird.
|
|
escape
|
벗어나다
He narrowly escaped being arrested by the police.
|
|
expose
|
노출시키다
Lowered sea levels exposed the coral reefs.
|
|
harden
|
단단하게 하다, 굳히다
If you leave bread out too long, it could harden like a rock.
|
|
release
|
방출하다
The studios often release the music before the film itself.
|
|
splash
|
물 튀기는 소리
There was a splash, and then Mally saw that Barty had fallen in the water.
|
|
tub
|
목욕통, 욕조
They found her lying in the tub.
|
|
embarrassing
|
난처한
If you don't, you might find yourself in an embarrassing situation.
|
|
end
|
끝
The movie has almost reached the end.
|
|
fossil
|
화석
fossils tell us a great deal about the dinosaurs that lived long ago.
|
|
observation
|
관찰, 관측
observation is an important part of science.
|
|
place
|
놓다, 두다
place the chair beside me so we can sit together.
|
|
rival
|
경쟁자
We defeated our rival in volleyball.
|
|
skeleton
|
뼈대, 골격
However, the blob fish isn’t hurt, because it has no skeleton.
|
|
statement
|
(문서·구두에 의한)성명, 진술, 서술
The police asked me to make a statement.
|
|
talented
|
재능이 있는
We're looking for talented people to be our future leaders.
|
|
colleague
|
동료
He has a very good relationship with his colleagues.
|
|
dig up
|
땅을 파헤치다
The police went to dig up the grave to check the body.
|
|
dinosaur
|
공룡
Most children are very curious about dinosaurs.
|
|
evidence
|
증거
There was enough evidence for the judge to find her guilty.
|
|
excavate
|
발굴하다
The scientists excavated the area for dinosaur bones.
|
|
explode
|
폭발하다
The barrel full of gun powder exploded as soon as the flames reached it.
|
|
laughter
|
웃음, 웃음소리
I rolled with laughter when I heard the joke.
|
|
lizard
|
도마뱀
My brother has a pet lizard named Larry.
|
|
prove
|
증명하다
I can prove what I have seen.
|
|
reveal
|
드러내다, 폭로하다
Her well-kept secret was revealed at last.
|
|
bubble
|
거품
Before the steam came from the geyser, there were tiny bubbles in the water.
|
|
dry up
|
바싹 마르다
The heat and lack of rain made the small lake dry up.
|
|
edge
|
가장자리
The student's pencil rolled off the edge of the table.
|
|
extinct
|
멸종된
Dinosaurs became extinct 65 million years ago.
|
|
pit
|
구멍, 구덩이, 팬 곳
I fell into a pit and needed help to get out.
|
|
prehistoric
|
선사시대의
Dinosaurs are part of our prehistoric past.
|
|
preserve
|
보존하다
The conservation group wants to preserve the wetlands.
|
|
sticky
|
끈적거리는
His shirt is sticky with sweat.
|
|
trapped
|
갇힌
The submarine was trapped inside an iceberg.
|
|
ache
|
아프다
A broken bone can ache for months even after it is treated.
|
|
factor
|
요소, 요인
When choosing a job, there are many factors to consider, such as salary and location.
|
|
figure out
|
알아내다
The students are trying to figure out the magician's trick.
|
|
gene
|
유전자
When someone is good looking, people usually say that they have good genes.
|
|
genetic
|
유전학적인, 유전자의
Scientists think the answer might be genetic. In other words, men are just born that way.
|
|
monitor
|
감시하다
They will monitor building entrances.
|
|
sense
|
느끼다, 감각으로 분별하다
When animals are in danger, they can sense it before it happens.
|
|
stomach
|
위
The food goes into your stomach.
|
|
well
|
건강하여
Are you doing well lately?
|
|
chemical
|
화학제품
Sometimes companies use chemicals to give food color.
|
|
depth
|
깊이
She was standing by the water, looking into its dark depths.
|
|
develop
|
개발하다
She developed a new way of teaching her students math.
|
|
light
|
불, 전구
Please turn on the light. It is so dark here.
|
|
measurement
|
측량, 측정
The tailor took my measurement for a new suit.
|
|
rush
|
돌진하다
One gang suddenly rushed another gang in the subway train.
|
|
vehicle
|
탈것
There were a lot of flying vehicles on display.
|
|
vent
|
(공기, 액체 등을 나오게 하는) 구멍
Air is pumped through a vent to enable people to breathe in a submarine.
|
|
acquaintance
|
아는 사람
I was pleasantly surprised to meet an old acquaintance of mine.
|
|
cheek
|
뺨, 볼
She wanted to slap her on the cheek, but then had a better idea.
|
|
depend on
|
~에 달려 있다
We may go to the beach tomorrow depending on the weather.
|
|
greeting
|
인사
He nodded his head in greeting.
|
|
in a row
|
잇달아, 연이어
Amy has been late for five days in a row.
|
|
meet
|
만나다
I have to go meet my math tutor.
|
|
prefer
|
~을 더 좋아하다
I prefer drawings to paintings.
|
|
shake hands
|
악수하다
They shook hands after they made the deal.
|
|
uncomfortable
|
불편한
You look uncomfortable in that old, wooden chair.
|
|
be supposed to
|
~하기로 되어 있다
You were supposed to meet me in two hours. You are late.
|
|
crowd
|
군중
The crowd was very loud tonight.
|
|
definition
|
정의, 말뜻
Which is the best definition for the word "minute"?
|
|
get married
|
결혼하다
My cousin got married in Hawaii last month.
|
|
relaxed
|
긴장을 푼, 힘을 뺀
Stretching helps to keep you relaxed and flexible.
|
|
show up
|
눈에 띄다[나타나다]
Her boyfriend showed up unexpectedly at her parents house.
|
|
specific
|
특정한,구체적인
That is, participants are often asked to act in specific ways to create conflict between cast members.
|
|
strict
|
엄격한, 완전한
The mother gave her son strict orders to be home by midnight.
|
|
arrest
|
체포하다, 구속하다
He was arrested when trying to run away.
|
|
associated
|
관련된
Watson was proud to be associated with Holmes.
|
|
chief
|
장, 우두머리
The chief policeman, caught the criminal red-handed.
|
|
cover
|
덮다
The pond is covered in ice in the winter.
|
|
originate
|
유래하다
Scientists say modern humans originated in East Africa around 200,000 years ago.
|
|
outlaw
|
금지하다, 불법화하다
The local goverbernment is considering outlawing smoking in public.
|
|
reveal
|
드러내다, 폭로하다
Her well-kept secret was revealed at last.
|
|
safety
|
안전
safety is the most important factor when rock climbing.
|
|
character
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등장인물
My favorite character in Harry Potter is Dumbledore.
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effective
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효과적인
Scientists are still looking for an effective way to treat the common cold.
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entertain
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즐겁게하다
When I was a kid, my grandmother used to entertain me with fairy tales.
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film
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영화
Would you like to see the new film at the theater?
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industry
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산업
The oil companies are a part of the fuel industry.
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lifestyle
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생활방식
They enjoyed an income and lifestyle that many people would envy.
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storyteller
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이야기 잘하는 사람
The storyteller is very honest.
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value
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가치
The watch's value far exceeds the others.
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