1000 Basic English Words 4 New 영영 Unit 10

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shoot

v. to fire something like a bullet
The children like to shoot water at one another on hot days.

similar

adj. being very much like someone or something else
The sisters look quite similar, but you can tell the difference.

business

n. an organization that buys or sells products or services
Gus’s business in the rich section of town will make a fortune.

press

n. newspapers, magazines, and their reporters, and often radio and television editors
The press reported on the event conducted by the city police.

pity

n. something that causes a feeling of sadness or disappointment
Abigail felt pity for her mother after she lost her job.

influence

n. the power to change or persuade others
Art has had a positive influence on Jennifer’s career choice.

debate

v. to seriously discuss something with someone
The students debated their roles before coming to a decision.

control

v. to have power over someone or something
The two wealthy men controlled a business empire.

war

n. a conflict carried on by a force of arms
The men fought in the war for several years before it ended.

blood

n. the red liquid pumped through the body by the heart
Once a month, Ryan gives blood during his lunch break.

electronic

adj. operating by use of electricity
Stop using any electronic items when the plane is taking off .

improve

v. to make something better
They need to improve their system.

beg

v. to ask for something one really wants
Lucy begged her mother for a new toy, but her mother said no.

signal

v. to make a noise or motion that tells someone to do or start something
The guide signaled for us to follow her through the park.

system

n. a set of ideas organized to explain a whole
You need to have the right skills to handle this computer system.

warn

v. to tell someone about something bad or dangerous
Evan did not see the sign warning people about the wet floor.

achieve

v. to gain or reach successfully
Ray achieved excellent grades in college.

master

v. to learn to do something very well
Bob feels great joy when he masters new skills on his skateboard.

soldier

n. a person serving in the military
Soldiers were called in to help people who were in danger.

teenager

n. a person between the ages of 13 and 19
Many parents do not trust teenagers to be able to make decisions.