Future Literacy 250-2 영영 Unit 15

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세트공유

lead

v. to guide someone by going in front
When people of different cultures can speak the same language, it leads to better understanding.

one another

pron. each other; other people
He believed that this would allow people of different cultures to communicate with one another.

pride

n. a strong positive feeling about something
At the same time, they could keep their original languages and their pride.

describe

v. to express how to look in words
The first book describing the new language, called Esperanto, was published on July 26th, 1887.

achieve

v. to get something after a lot of effort
Esperanto has achieved limited success.

limited

adj. not high or great in number, amount, etc.
Esperanto has achieved limited success.

universal

adj. relating to every part of the world
But many others are working toward Dr. Zamenhof’s goal through computers and universal language programs.

chance

n. an opportunity to do something
It can mean a greater chance of existing together peacefully.

actually

adv. used to refer to what is true or real
However, trying to decide on a worldwide common language has actually caused a lot of arguments.

argument

n. a strong discussion with different opinions
However, trying to decide on a worldwide common language has actually caused a lot of arguments.

prefer

v. to like better
Too many people strongly prefer their own language.

solution

n. something of solving problem
Dr. L. L. Zamenhof thought the best solution would be for everyone to learn a new language.

logical

adj. based on reason
Dr. Zamenhof wanted the new language to be very logical.

range

n. a number of different things of the same kind
He also wanted it to express the full range of human emotions.

emotion

n. a strong feeling
He also wanted it to express the full range of human emotions.