NE능률 영어II 영영단어(오선영, 2022) Special Lesson

crisp

[adj] tidy and organized
The autumn air was crisp and refreshing.

가을 공기는 상쾌하고 시원했습니다.

profile

[n] a side view of someone's face
She recognized him immediately from his profile as he walked past.

그가 지나갈 때 그녀는 그의 옆모습을 보고 즉시 알아보았다.

stock exchange

a market where people trade stocks
Many investors lost money when the stock exchange crashed.

증권거래소가 폭락했을 때 많은 투자자들이 돈을 잃었습니다.

merchant

[n] someone who trades products in large quantities
The merchant sold beautiful silk scarves at the market.

상인은 시장에서 아름다운 실크 스카프를 팔았습니다.

delightful

[adj] causing a feeling of great pleasure or happiness
We had a delightful time at the school festival.

우리는 학교 축제에서 즐거운 시간을 보냈습니다.

incompetent

[adj] unable to do simple work properly
The incompetent manager was finally replaced.

무능한 관리자가 마침내 교체되었습니다.

profession

[n] an occupation that needs special skills or education
Teaching is a noble profession that shapes future generations.

교육은 미래 세대를 만들어가는 고귀한 직업입니다.

colonel

[n] a military officer who holds a high position
The colonel led his troops with great courage.

대령은 큰 용기로 부대를 이끌었습니다.

be fond of

to like and care about someone
I am fond of reading mystery novels in my spare time.

나는 여가시간에 추리소설 읽기를 좋아합니다.

engagement

[n] a promise to marry someone in the future
Their engagement party will be held next month.

그들의 약혼 파티는 다음 달에 열릴 예정입니다.

rough

[adj] harsh or violent; not polite or sophisticated
The sea was rough during the storm.

폭풍 동안 바다가 거칠었습니다.

bushy

[adj] very thick and full
The old man had thick, bushy eyebrows.

그 노인은 굵고 숱이 많은 눈썹을 가지고 있었습니다.

beard

[n] hair that grows on the chin and the lower part of the face
My grandfather's white beard made him look wise.

할아버지의 흰 수염이 그를 현명해 보이게 했습니다.

eagerly

[adv] In a very excited way while looking forward to something.
The students eagerly waited for the exam results.

학생들은 시험 결과를 간절히 기다렸습니다.

beggar

[n] someone who survives by asking others for money or food
The kind woman gave money to the beggar on the street.

친절한 여성이 길거리의 거지에게 돈을 주었습니다.

wrinkly

[adj] uneven; having many lines or folds
Her grandmother's wrinkly hands showed a lifetime of hard work.

할머니의 주름진 손은 평생의 고된 노동을 보여주었습니다.

pitiful

[adj] making people feel pity or sympathy for you
The abandoned puppy looked pitiful in the rain.

버려진 강아지가 비 속에서 불쌍해 보였습니다.

ragged

[adj] in a bad state
The homeless man wore ragged clothes.

그 노숙자는 너덜너덜한 옷을 입고 있었습니다.

cape

[n] a loose piece of clothing without sleeves that hangs from the shoulders
The superhero's red cape flowed in the wind.

슈퍼히어로의 빨간 망토가 바람에 펄럭였습니다.

lean

[v] to rest your body against something for support
The tired child leaned on his mother's shoulder and fell asleep.

피곤한 아이는 어머니의 어깨에 몸을 기대고 잠이 들었다.

donation

[n] money or goods that are given to help a person or organization
The charity received a generous donation from the wealthy businessman.

그 자선단체는 부유한 사업가로부터 후한 기부를 받았습니다.

miserable

[adj] very sad and uncomfortable
He felt miserable after failing the important exam.

중요한 시험에 떨어진 후 그는 비참함을 느꼈습니다.

servant

[n] a person hired to do housework
The loyal servant had worked for the family for thirty years.

충실한 하인은 그 가족을 위해 30년간 일했습니다.

absence

[n] the fact of being away from a place where you are expected to be
The teacher noticed the student's absence from class.

선생님은 그 학생의 결석을 알아차렸습니다.

exhausted

[adj] completely tired or worn out
After working all night, I felt completely exhausted.

밤새 일한 후, 나는 완전히 지쳐있었습니다.

pity

[v] to feel sadness or sympathy for someone’s misfortune
She pitied the homeless man sitting alone in the cold.

그녀는 추위 속에 혼자 앉아 있는 노숙자를 가엾게 여겼다.

startled

[adj] surprised and slightly shocked
She was startled by the sudden loud noise.

그녀는 갑작스러운 큰 소음에 깜짝 놀랐습니다.

blush

[v] to become red in the face because you are shy or ashamed
Her cheeks began to blush when he complimented her.

그가 그녀를 칭찬하자 그녀의 뺨이 빨갛게 달아오르기 시작했습니다.

wander

[v] to walk around without a specific goal or direction
We decided to wander through the old town and explore.

우리는 구시가지를 돌아다니며 탐험하기로 했습니다.

income

[n] the money received during a certain period of time
His monthly income is enough to support his family.

그의 월수입은 가족을 부양하기에 충분합니다.

prospect

[n] opportunities to succeed
The prospect of studying abroad excited her.

해외 유학의 전망이 그녀를 흥분시켰습니다.

pile

[n] a group of things stacked on top of each other in a messy way
There was a huge pile of books on his desk.

그의 책상 위에는 엄청난 책 더미가 있었습니다.

care for

to wish for or desire
I don't really care for spicy food.

나는 매운 음식을 별로 좋아하지 않는다.

marvelous

[adj] outstanding or remarkable
The sunset over the mountains was absolutely marvelous.

산 너머의 일몰은 정말 경이로웠습니다.

fancy

[adj] having many beautiful details or designs
She wore a fancy dress to the wedding ceremony.

그녀는 결혼식에 화려한 드레스를 입고 갔습니다.

strict

[adj] demanding that rules be followed exactly
Our math teacher is very strict about homework deadlines.

우리 수학 선생님은 숙제 마감일에 대해 매우 엄격합니다.

charming

[adj] extremely nice or appealing
The little girl had a charming smile that melted everyone's heart.

그 어린 소녀는 모든 사람의 마음을 녹이는 매력적인 미소를 가지고 있었습니다.

private

[adj] belonging to a particular person
This is a private matter that shouldn't be discussed publicly.

이것은 공개적으로 논의되어서는 안 되는 사적인 문제입니다.

affair

[n] a private issue or business
The political affair dominated the news for weeks.

그 정치적 사건이 몇 주 동안 뉴스를 지배했습니다.

irritated

[adj] feeling annoyed or angry
She became irritated when her computer kept freezing.

컴퓨터가 계속 멈추자 그녀는 짜증이 났습니다.

account

[n] an agreement where a bank keeps your money safe
She opened a savings account at the bank.

그녀는 은행에 저축 계좌를 개설했다.

shout

[v] to say something very loudly
Don't shout at me; I can hear you perfectly well.

나에게 소리지르지 마세요. 잘 들립니다.

commission

[n] an official order to do a particular task
The artist received a commission to paint a portrait.

그 화가는 초상화를 그려달라는 의뢰를 받았습니다.

magnificent

[adj] striking and graceful
The magnificent palace attracted millions of tourists.

그 웅장한 궁전은 수백만 명의 관광객을 끌어들였습니다.

burst out

to start doing something all of a sudden
She couldn't help but burst out laughing at the funny joke.

그녀는 재미있는 농담에 웃음을 터뜨리지 않을 수 없었습니다.

spirit

[n] the way someone feels at a particular time
The team showed great fighting spirit despite being behind.

팀은 뒤처져 있음에도 불구하고 강한 투지를 보여주었습니다.

rub

[v] to move something repeatedly over a surface while pressing it
Please don't rub your eyes with dirty hands.

더러운 손으로 눈을 비비지 마세요.

sigh

[v] to breathe out heavily to show your feelings
She sighed deeply when she heard the disappointing news.

그녀는 실망스러운 소식을 듣고 깊게 한숨을 쉬었다.

spectacles

[n] a pair of glasses worn to help you see better
The old professor adjusted his spectacles before reading.

늙은 교수는 읽기 전에 안경을 고쳐 썼습니다.

honor

[n] a special opportunity that makes you feel proud
It's an honor to receive this award.

이 상을 받는 것은 영광입니다.

bow

[v] to lower your head or upper body to show respect or say hello
The students bow to their teacher before class begins.

학생들은 수업이 시작되기 전에 선생님께 인사를 드립니다.

stammer

[v] to speak with difficulty, repeating sounds or words
He began to stammer when he was nervous.

그는 긴장하면 말을 더듬기 시작했습니다.

sealed

[adj] firmly fixed or shut
The sealed letter contained important family secrets.

봉인된 편지에는 중요한 가족 비밀이 들어있었습니다.

envelope

[n] a flat paper cover used for sending a letter
The invitation came in a beautifully decorated envelope.

초대장은 아름답게 장식된 봉투에 담겨 왔다.

best man

a friend or relative who assists the groom at the wedding
His brother served as the best man at his wedding.

그의 형이 결혼식에서 신랑 들러리를 섰습니다.

millionaire

[n] a person who has money or property worth at least a million dollars
The millionaire donated half of his fortune to charity.

그 백만장자는 재산의 절반을 자선단체에 기부했습니다.

rare

[adj] not common; unusual
Finding a rare book like this is quite difficult.

이런 희귀한 책을 찾는 것은 꽤 어렵습니다.