1000 Basic English Words 1 New 영영 Unit 12

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teach

v. to give someone an education
Merlyn taught Arthur lessons about life by turning Arthur into different animals.

ask

v. to form a question
“What are you doing?” Billy asked.

lesson

n. an activity which helps people learn something
The teacher gives a lesson every day.

stay

v. to continue to be in a particular state
Will you stay in South Korea or move back to Canada?

right

adj. following what is morally just, good, or proper
She does not know the right answer.

stair

n. the things that are used to go up in a building
You can take the stairs to the second floor.

way

n. how someone does something
My mom shows me a way to cook eggs.

break

v. to cause something to separate suddenly or violently into two or more pieces
The plate fell to the floor and broke.

pencil

n. a writing instrument made from a thin piece of wood or other material with a black or colored substance through the center
I write with a pencil.

talk

phrasal verb. to have something as a topic of a talk
We talked about the people we knew.

bring

v. to have something and come with it to a place
Don't forget to bring your books with you.

seat

n. a place where a person can sit
The seat needed new covers.

act

v. to perform
Although you probably did not know it then, you were acting as a consumer.

glad

adj. experiencing pleasure, happiness, and delight
She was very glad because the rain stopped!

year

n. the period of twelve months or 365 or 366 days that starts on January 1st and ends on December 31st
These birds fly east at this time of the year.

question

n. something asked in order to get a reply
The man asks a lot of questions.

walk

v. to move forward using legs, but it is slower than running
The children walk to school in the morning.

listen

v. to pay attention with the ear
Mary is listening to music.

desk

n. a table, usually for writing on
You should do your work at a desk.

understand

v. to know the meaning of the words that someone is saying
Do you understand the meaning of this email?