1000 Basic English Words 3 New 영영 Unit 04

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message

n. news or information given to another
Gary received an important message last night.

advice

n. a recommendation given to guide an action
He gives them advice about saving money.

succeed

v. to achieve an intended, desired purpose or goal
Pam’s family is happy that she succeeded in school.

exam

n. a test
He takes an exam to attend the new school.

key

n. an object used to unlock a door
I usually keep my house key in a secret place.

case

n. a container for something, or the contents of a container
Max will buy a larger pencil case when he is in the sixth grade.

lazy

adj. not willing to act or work
John is smart, but he is very lazy.

power

n. electricity
They turned the power off for a special event.

upset

adj. to be angry and sad
She is upset because she cannot find the book she needs.

solve

v. to find a solution or answer to a problem
He has to choose the correct path to solve the puzzle.

stick

v. to be attached to something with a specific substance
Marsha sticks special notes on the door for her husband.

stupid

adj. not wise
Riding down the rocks in the toy car is a stupid idea.

electricity

n. a form of energy that provides power to devices
Humans use a lot of electricity.

mind

v. to be bothered or upset by something
She does not mind if you borrow her car.

fact

n. something that is true
South Korea is a country in Asia. That is a fact.

sock

n. a covering for the foot made of cloth
Jessica gave Holly socks for her birthday.

terrible

adj. very shocking and upsetting; very bad.
Dan got a terrible grade on his exam.

happen

v. do it by chance
The car crash happened in front of the theater.

traffic

n. vehicles, aircraft, ships etc moving about
It is not safe to drive in this area. There is too much traffic.

fold

v. to be bent into a different shape
She folds her clothes to make more space for them.