[adv] in a way that is not planned or intended; by chance
I accidentally dropped my phone on the floor.
나는 실수로 휴대폰을 바닥에 떨어뜨렸어요.
although
[conj] even though something is true; despite the fact that Although it was raining, we went to the park.
비가 왔지만, 우리는 공원에 갔어요.
bother
[v] to annoy or worry someone
Please don't bother me while I'm studying.
제가 공부하는 동안 방해하지 마세요.
by chance
[adv] in a way that is not planned or expected; accidentally
I met my old friend by chance at the store.
나는 가게에서 우연히 옛 친구를 만났어요.
cave
[n] a large natural hole in the side of a mountain or under the ground
We explored a dark cave during our trip.
우리는 여행 중에 어두운 동굴을 탐험했어요.
chip
[n] a small piece broken off from something
Scientists put a chip in his brain.
과학자들은 그의 뇌에 칩을 심었다.
connect
[v] to join two or more things together
Please connect your computer to the internet.
컴퓨터를 인터넷에 연결해 주세요.
controller
[n] a device used to control or operate a machine or system
I used the remote controller to change the TV channel.
나는 리모컨을 사용해서 TV 채널을 바꿨어요.
device
[n] a piece of equipment made for a particular purpose
My smartphone is a very useful device.
내 스마트폰은 매우 유용한 기기예요.
direct
[v] to be in charge of making a movie or play
Mother was directed by Bong Joon-ho.
(영화)‘마더’는 봉준호가 감독했다.
dirty
[adj] not clean; covered with dirt or unwanted substances
My shoes got dirty after walking in the mud.
진흙을 밟고 걸은 후 내 신발이 더러워졌어요.
disappointed
[adj] feeling sad because something or someone was not as good as you hoped or expected
I was disappointed because the movie was boring.
영화가 지루해서 나는 실망했어요.
discover
[v] to find or learn something for the first time
Scientists discover new things every day.
과학자들은 매일 새로운 것들을 발견해요.
discovery
[n] the act of finding or learning something for the first time
The discovery of fire changed human life.
불의 발견은 인간의 삶을 바꿨어요.
dough
[n] a mixture of flour and water used for making bread or pastry
Mom is making bread with dough in the kitchen.
엄마가 부엌에서 반죽으로 빵을 만들고 계세요.
enough
[adj] as much or as many as needed
I have enough money to buy lunch.
나는 점심을 살 돈이 충분히 있어요.
experience
[v] to go through or feel something that happens to you
[n] something that happens to you or knowledge gained from doing something
Traveling to other countries is a great experience.
다른 나라로 여행하는 것은 훌륭한 경험이에요.
experiment
[v] to do a scientific test to learn or discover something
[n] a scientific test done to learn or discover something
We did a science experiment with water and oil.
우리는 물과 기름으로 과학 실험을 했어요.
explain
[v] to make something clear or easy to understand by describing it in detail
Can you explain this math problem to me?
이 수학 문제를 나에게 설명해 줄 수 있나요?
factory
[n] a building where goods are made in large quantities using machines
My father works at a car factory.
우리 아버지는 자동차 공장에서 일해요.
false
[adj] not true or correct; wrong
The answer you gave is false.
당신이 준 답은 틀렸어요.
flask
[n] a glass container used in science experiments
The scientist put the liquid in a glass flask.
과학자는 유리 플라스크에 액체를 넣었어요.
happen
[v] to take place or occur; when something comes to pass or becomes real
What time will the meeting happen?
회의는 몇 시에 열릴까요?
headphones
[n] a device you wear over or in your ears to listen to music or sound privately
I listen to music with my headphones.
나는 헤드폰으로 음악을 들어요.
invent
[v] to create or design something new that has never existed before
Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.
토머스 에디슨이 전구를 발명했어요.
invention
[n] a new thing that someone has made or designed for the first time
The telephone was an important invention.
전화기는 중요한 발명품이었어요.
lamp
[n] an object that produces light by using electricity, oil, or gas
I turned on the lamp to read my book.
나는 책을 읽기 위해 램프를 켰어요.
lead
[v] to go to a place or result in something
This road will lead you to the station.
이 길이 당신을 역으로 안내할 거예요.
liquid
[n] a substance that flows freely and is not a solid or a gas, like water or juice
Water is a liquid that we drink every day.
물은 우리가 매일 마시는 액체예요.
manager
[n] a person who is in charge of a business or a part of a business
The manager of the store is very kind.
그 가게의 매니저는 매우 친절해요.
melt
[v] to change from solid to liquid by heating Melt the butter slowly in a pan.
팬에 버터를 천천히 녹여라.
metal
[n] a hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver
This spoon is made of metal.
이 숟가락은 금속으로 만들어져 있어요.
piece
[n] a part of something that has been separated or broken off from the whole
I found a piece of paper on my desk.
내 책상에서 종이 한 장을 찾았어요.
poison
[n] a substance that can cause death or serious illness if it enters the body
Some mushrooms contain dangerous poison.
어떤 버섯에는 위험한 독이 들어있어요.
press
[v] to push something firmly with your hand or finger Press this button to start the machine.
기계를 시작하려면 이 버튼을 누르세요.
remain
[v] to stay in the same place or condition; to continue to exist or be left
Only two students remain in the classroom.
교실에는 두 명의 학생만 남아있어요.
rocket
[n] a vehicle that travels in space or a weapon that flies through the air
The rocket flew high into the sky.
로켓이 하늘 높이 날아갔어요.
round
[adj] having a circular or curved shape like a ball or circle
The Earth is round like a ball.
지구는 공처럼 둥글어요.
secret
[n] information that you do not tell other people
Can you keep this secret between us?
이 비밀을 우리끼리만 간직할 수 있나요?
sharp
[adj] having a thin edge or point that can cut or make a hole in something
Be careful with that sharp knife.
그 날카로운 칼을 조심하세요.
spill
[v] to accidentally make liquid flow out of a container
I accidentally spilled juice on my shirt.
나는 실수로 셔츠에 주스를 흘렸어요.
spot
[n] a small dirty mark on something, or a particular place
There's a small spot on your jacket.
당신 재킷에 작은 얼룩이 있어요.
tablecloth
[n] a piece of cloth used to cover a table
Mom put a clean tablecloth on the dining table.
엄마가 식탁에 깨끗한 식탁보를 깔았어요.
temperature
[n] how hot or cold something is
The temperature today is very hot.
오늘 기온이 매우 더워요.
widely
[adv] over a large area or by many people
English is spoken widely around the world.
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