수직VOCA Master (수직보카) 영한 Unit 17

regain

v. 되찾다, 회복하다
The number of people visiting museums climbed again in 2002, to regain the level of the year 2000.

nap

n. 낮잠/ 낮잠자다
They like the unhurried way of life with its long afternoon nap.

roast

v. 굽다, 볶다
Oh, come on! That’s too high. It’s twenty-six degrees now. I’m about to roast.

rubber

n. 고무
Tie the papers with a rubber band.

appetite

n. 식욕, 욕구
From giving children extra time to develop into kindergarteners to accommodating their vegetarian appetites, parents today are taking their cues from children.

crown

n. 왕관/ 왕위에 앉히다, 완성하다
Where once he had been dogged by failure, now everything he did was crowned by success.

haste

n. 서두름
In his haste, he didn’t realize that his teammates weren’t anywhere near him.

hop

v. 올라타다, (비행기로)횡단하다
Hop aboard his poetry train on which each amazing poem leads to a different destination.

reform

n. 개혁/ 다시 만들다, 개혁하다
He played a key role in reform movements in the city and the state, including the Citizens Union, the City Club, and the Good Government Clubs.

entail

v. (필연적 결과로)수반하다, 일으키다, 부과하다
By likening the eye to a camera, elementary biology textbooks help to produce a misleading impression of what perception entails.

erosion

n. 부식, 침식
She prefers following invisible winding trails to save the slopes from erosion.

leather

n. 가죽/ 가죽으로 만든
I also need leather shoes.

mold

n. 거푸집, 형틀/ 주조하다
If you wish to know what form gelatin will have when it solidifies, study the shape of the mold that holds the gelatin.

unbelievable

adj. 믿기 힘든(어려운)
Wow, $50? That’s unbelievable. Can I try them on?

defect

n. 결함, 결점, 부족
A computer company lost its reputation just after major news coverage about a defect in its products.

fond

adj. 좋아하는
She was fond of dressing up her favorite chickens in miniature clothes.

manuscript

n. 원고/ 필사본의
We should work on our manuscripts first.

millennium

adv. 천 년간
Most of the world's permafrost has been frozen for millennia, trapping massive amounts of carbon in organic material.

solely

adv. 오로지, 단지
Rome fell solely because Christianity weakened the fighting spirit of the Romans.

spectrum

n. 영역, 범위
I’ve seen people from opposite ends of the spectrum economically and politically that ended up in happy, lasting marriages.

stun

v. 기절시키다, 깜짝 놀라게 하다, 멋지다
Goldfish bowls look stunning filled with flower heads or petals, magnifying their contents.

fragment

n. 구절, 파편/ 분해하다
Like fragments from old songs, clothes can evoke both cherished and painful memories.

snap

v. 잡아채다, 덥석 물다
The smaller fish snaps at the ‘worm’.

anchor

n. 닻/ 고정시키다
People who move to a new region generally remain anchored to the prices in their former location.

dental

adj. 치아의
The Surgeon Dentist was the first book about dental science.

eyesight

n. 시력
When she was 19 years old, she had a serious car accident and unfortunately lost her eyesight.

glide

v. 미끄러지듯 나아가다, 활주하다
My horse glided up and down with the organ music.

magnetic

adj. 자석 같은, 자성의
Oh, the magnetic strip on your card is damaged.

pulse

n. 파동, 맥박, 리듬, 진동
I used to train with a world-class runner who was constantly hooking himself up to pulse meters and pace keepers.

lyric

n. 노래가사, 서정시/ 서정적인
For the young child, there is no separation of text and pictures, which are as interdependent as the lyrics and melody that make up a song.

roam

v. 배회하다, 걸어 다니다
According to Cambodian legends, lions once roamed the countryside attacking villagers.

dose

n. 복용량, 투여량
People who drink caffeine regularly require higher doses of caffeine to achieve the same effects.

monumental

adj. 대단한, 엄청난, 기념비적인
Feeling pleased with myself for having made this monumental decision, I proudly announced my plan to my dad.

shield

n. 방패, 보호물/ 막다, 보호하다
One particular Korean kite is the “shield kite,” which has a unique hole at its center.

await

v. 기다리다
While awaiting the birth of a new baby, North American parents typically furnish a room as the infant’s sleeping quarters.

explicit

adj. 명백한, 명시된
The raw data of observation rarely exhibit explicit regularities.

chaos

n. 혼돈
Without them, our lives would be in chaos, and we would not get much accomplished.

strap

n. (가죽, 천 등으로 된) 끈
A camera with a strap would be nice.

tuition

n. 수업(료)
You don’t need to pay your tuition.

coherent

adj. 일관성 있는, 논리적인
We find that the solutions to independent clues link together in a consistent and supportive way to form a coherent unity.

disrupt

v. 파괴하다, 붕괴(분열)시키다, ~을 혼란시키다
Do you fear that crime, war, or terrorist attacks will disrupt the economy and your security?

embed

v. 끼워 넣다, (단단히)박다
Their writing is usually embedded in a context of others’ ideas and opinions.