수직VOCA Start (수직보카) 영한 Unit 3

audience

n. 청중
The company sent a motivational speaker out to give some talks to their employees, and John was in the audience.

focus

n. 집중
v. 집중하다
By changing the focus or context of a task, we can get renewed energy even when we feel that we are completely out of energy.

include

v. 포함하다
The registration fee is ＄150 which includes accommodations and meals.

suggestion

n. 암시
If they are in a meeting and see others making suggestions, they will try to make suggestions as well.

agreement

n. 동의
All over the world there was agreement that reading was important, as important as eating or thinking or working.

knowledgeable

a. 아는 것이 많은
Your store is always clean and well-stocked, and your workers are always attentive and knowledgeable.

discovery

n. 발견
Not all interesting discoveries have an obvious application.

acceptable

a. 받아들일 수 있는
Those who have high self-monitoring want their behavior to be socially acceptable.

application

n. 응용
The application of mathematics to art, particularly in paintings, was one of the primary characteristics of Renaissance art.

unpleasant

a. 불쾌한
Rising above the unpleasant buzz of complaining children and parents, comes a thin, persistent melody.

communication

n. 의사소통
Perhaps the greatest communication satisfaction comes from our close relationships.

international

a. 국제의
It is no wonder few people ever imagined that Korean language might one day become popular in the international community.

period

n. 기간
From this period the roles of mathematicians and architects were seen as distinct.

species

n. 생물 분류상의 종
Some wildflower books arrange together all white-flowered species or all yellow-flowered species.

profession

n. 직업
Those who cannot succeed in their business or profession are the ones whose concentration is poor.

amount

n. 양
It is harder for everyone to take part equally in discussions or to have the same amount of influence on decisions.

force

n. 힘
v. 강요하다
According to a renowned French scholar, the growth in the size and complexity of human populations was the driving force in the evolution of science.

tend

v. 돌보다
Outside, she would tend a small flower garden, which was the envy of the neighborhood.

dependent

a. 의존하는
“By six months a child who regularly sleeps in her parents’ room is likely to become dependent on this arrangement,” reports the study.

similarity

n. 공통점
In this new world, both differences and similarities in culture determine partners and enemies.

excite

v. 흥분시키다
My kids are really excited about going camping for the first time.

particular

a. 특별한
Do you have a particular model in mind?

relationship

n. 관계
When we learn to say no to what we don’t feel like doing, we feel empowered, and our relationships with others improve.

notify

v. 알리다
You must be notified of the final results by e-mail about a week after the audition.

beneficial

a. 유익한
The “light” reading is actually very beneficial because it is effortless reading, which improves reading fluency.

employment

n. 취업
Such a system would prepare students for employment after high school as well as further specialized study at university.

limitation

n. 제한
Given those limitations, it achieved its full growth.

improve

v. 증진하다
When you show your interest, your family will know you care and the situation will improve.

origin

n. 기원
Coins reflect both a country’s history and its aspirations, and it is natural that collections based on place of origin should develop.

complete

a. 완전한
v. 완성하다
Opinions vary from ‘rejection and correction’ to complete acceptance.

continuous

a. 지속되는
The dorsal fin is one continuous fin (as opposed to the separated dorsal fin of the largemouth).

reduce

v. 줄이다
At some point each car reduces the average speed, and eventually there are so many drivers that the traffic slows to a crawl.

response

n. 반응
People vary a great deal both in the intensity of their response to art and in the form which that response takes.

attract

v. 끌어들이다
Mathematics will attract those it can attract, but it will do nothing to overcome resistance to science.

imperfect

a. 결함이 있는
Gold was looked upon as the most perfect metal, and all other metals as imperfect.