1000 Basic English Words 3 New 영영 Unit 11

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own

v. to possess something
They own a house in a beautiful community.

tent

n. a small structure used as a shelter to camp outside
The children will sleep in tents.

goat

n. a wild animal with horns that lives in the mountains and on farms that is related to sheep
The goat is crossing the field.

brave

adj. being unafraid or courageous
The brave man returns to the fire to save more people.

accident

n. something that happens without being planned and that is not expected
Dennis had an accident riding his bicycle. He hurt his leg.

ice

n. water in its solid frozen state
We put ice in our drinks to cool them.

medicine

n. a substance that is given to a person to relieve pain or cure sickness
This medicine will make your head feel better.

develop

v. to bring to a more advanced or effective state
They developed a plan to meet their goal.

roll

v. to move by turning over and over
He rolls the snowball across the yard.

adventure

n. a fun or exciting thing that you do
They had a fun adventure on their vacation.

sore

adj. hurting; causing pain
She is putting something cold on her sore arm.

product

n. something that is made or grown, often in large amounts, in order to be sold
She is trying to decide which product to buy.

insect

n. a very small animal with six legs, and sometimes with wings
The insect is especially beautiful.

quite

adv. to a degree; rather
The tower is quite tall.

raise

v. to grow or care for plants or animals
He spreads food on the ground for the chickens he is raising.

village

n. a very small community or town in the country
A story about this village appeared in the newspaper.

corn

n. a tall plant with rows of yellow or white seeds that are eaten
The corn looks delicious and fresh. I cannot wait to eat it.

roof

n. the outside top part of a building
He is fixing a hole in the roof.

rope

n. a strong and thick string that is made by wrapping together many thinner strings
The children are pulling on the rope.

hang

v. to be fixed or attached onto a wall
They hang their clothes on the line to dry.