Future Literacy 100-1 영영 Unit 14

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front

adj. of or relating to the front; located at the front
A long time ago, people put bells on their front doors.

feel

v. used to describe or ask about someone's physical or mental state
People found better ways to feel safe.

add

v. to put something with another thing or group of things
He added chimes to his door.

chime

n. a set of bells or metal pieces that make nice sounds when they hit each other
He added chimes to his door.

try

v. to make an attempt
If someone tried opening it, the chimes rang.

musical

adj. of or relating to music
They were like a musical guard.

ring

v. to sound resonantly or sonorously
When the door opened, the bell rang loudly.

guard

n. someone or something that protects or watches over
Some people had guard geese in their yards.

goose

n. any one of many different kinds of birds that swim
Some people had guard geese in their yards.

honk

v. to make the characteristic cry of a goose
The geese honked if strangers came near.

stranger

n. someone who you have not met before or do not know
The geese honked if strangers came near.

loud

adj. making or causing a lot of noise
They were like loud bird alarms.

alarm

n. a loud noise or a signal that warns people of danger or of a problem
They were like loud bird alarms.

year

n. a unit of time that is equal to 12 months or 365 or sometimes 366 days
Years passed, and new ideas came.