1000 Basic English Words 3 New 영영 Unit 01

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block

n. a part of a city lined on all four sides by streets
There are many houses on each block.

exchange

v. give something and get something
The gentlemen exchange phone numbers.

bell

n. an instrument made of metal
The bell rings when the gate opens.

seem

v. to give a certain impression of something
They seem to be enjoying the funny movie tonight.

shake

v. to move something sharply up and down or from side to side
The woman shakes Sue’s hand and congratulates her.

knock

v. to hit something with a hand in order to get the attention of the people
She continued to knock on the door.

bowl

n. a round dish with tall sides, used to hold food or liquid
I had a big bowl of soup for lunch.

burn

v. to be on fire
The paper is burning.

subject

n. course of study
English is the most popular subject at my school.

confuse

v. to make someone uncertain of something
Math confuses Scott.

result

n. a consequence of an action
John’s doctor was very happy with his test results.

borrow

n. to take it and then give it back later
Thank you for letting me borrow your math book this week.

pardon

v. to excuse
“Pardon me. Can you tell me how to get to the subway?”

prepare

v. to make or get ready
The cooks prepare a delicious meal in the restaurant.

popular

adj. liked by many people
This busy street is a popular place to shop.

shy

adj. nervous and uncomfortable with other people
The young boy is very shy.

smart

adj. being wise and clever
Chris is a very smart boy.

offer

v. to make available
Paul offered the man money, but he was not interested.

introduce

v. to make a person known to another
Jane’s husband introduces her to his handsome friend.

reason

n. the basis or motive for an action
He did not have a reason for arriving late at the theater.