Listening Framework Pre-advanced 2 (K) Unit 05

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Listening Framework Pre-advanced 2 (K) Unit 05

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세트공유

behave

v. 행동하다
You should behave politely when visiting someone’s home.

depend

v. 의존하다
Children depend on their parents for food and care.

effort

n. 노력
He put a lot of effort into improving his English skills.

express

v. 표현하다
She expressed her opinion clearly during the meeting.

assist

v. 지원하다
Several volunteers assisted in cleaning the park.

elderly

adj. 나이 많은
The community center offers classes for elderly people.

emotional

adj. 감정적인
She gave an emotional speech about her childhood.

schedule

n. 일정
I always check my schedule before making new plans.

conflict

n. 갈등
The two groups tried to solve their conflict peacefully.

exhausted

adj. 지친
She felt completely exhausted after running the marathon.

expense

n. 비용, 지출
We need to reduce our living expenses to save more money.

household

n. 가정, 세대
Each household must pay for water and electricity.

independence

n. 독립
True independence means being responsible for your own decisions.

patient

adj. 참을성 있는
You need to be patient when teaching small children.

privacy

n. 사생활
Teenagers often want more privacy from their parents.

retirement

n. 은퇴
After his retirement, he plans to travel around the world.

shift

n. 변화
There has been a big shift in people’s shopping habits.

tension

n. 긴장
There was tension in the room before the results were announced.

nuclear

adj. 핵의
Many countries are trying to reduce nuclear weapons.

industrial

adj. 산업의
The city grew rapidly during the industrial period.

grandparent

n. 조부모
I visit my grandparents every weekend to help them with chores.

arrangement

n. 준비
We made all the arrangements for our trip to Paris.

farm

n. 농장
My uncle owns a large farm with cows and chickens.

factory

n. 공장
The factory produces thousands of cars every month.

quite

adv. 꽤, 상당히
This restaurant is quite popular among young people.

identity

n. 정체성
Teenagers often try to find their own identity during high school.

generational

adj. 세대의
There is often a generational gap between parents and children.

quality

n. 품질, 질
The restaurant is famous for the quality of its food.

financial

adj. 재정의
She got financial help from her parents to start a business.

rent

n. 임대료
We pay a high rent for our apartment in the city.