1000 Basic English Words 2 New 영영 Unit 01,02,03,04,05,06

feel

v. to experience something physical or emotional, to have an opinion
He felt very hot after walking for half the morning.

future

n. time that has not passed yet
What do you plan to do with your life in the future?

hobby

n. an activity that you enjoy doing in your spare time
Some people give flowers as a gift, some people grow flowers as a hobby, and some people eat them!

photograph

n. a picture that is taken with a camera
Please keep still while I take the photograph.

wonder

v. to show amazement or be curious
Carlos did not bring a pencil to class today. I wonder why.

president

n. the leader of a country
Theodore Roosevelt was a famous American president.

really

adv. very; a lot
I really like this candy.

class

n. a group of students who meet, learn, and are taught together
I need to drop my accounting class to take the business law class.

group

n. a number of objects or persons considered together as a unit
The teacher split the class into two groups.

famous

adj. known by many people; easy to recognize
The kids like the famous baseball player.

dream

v. to think about a wish for something good
She dreams about living in the city.

invite

v. to ask someone to come to a place or event
Mrs. Jones invited us into her home.

math

n. subject that deals with numbers
The boy is good at math.

travel

v. to make a journey
We usually travel to Europe during the summer months.

speech

n. a long period of talking by one person, often in front of an audience
The woman answered a lot of questions during her speech.

angry

adj. having strong feelings against something or someone as the result of something bad
Because Jane does not listen to her, Jane’s mom is angry.

hundred

n. being ten more than 90
Five hundred dollars is a lot of money.

voice

n. the sound a person makes when speaking or singing
Janet has a beautiful voice. She should give singing lessons.

job

n. work that a person does for money
She needs money, so she wants to get a job.

boring

adj. not interesting
Jason hates staying inside because it is so boring.

excited

adj. full of emotion
Lisa is excited to hear the president’s speech.

slow

adj. moving with less than usual speed
The snail is a slow animal.

basketball

n. a sport played on a court with an orange ball
Tiger Woods plays golf, Lebron James plays basketball, and Usain Bolt sprints.

earth

n. the material in which plants grow
The earth here is perfect for growing things.

hill

n. an area of sloping ground on a road
I wonder what is at the top of that hill.

baseball

n. the small, hard ball used in the game of baseball
He hit the baseball hard.

dangerous

a. very unsafe and likely to be the cause of danger
Going into the city alone can be dangerous.

hit

v. to make contact with something quickly
Josh hit the ball with his bat.

tie

n. to end a game, contest or vote with the same number of points as another person or group
The game ended in a tie.

hold

v. to have something in your hand, arms
The lady is holding a bottle of water.

flag

n. a piece of cloth with a special design used as a symbol of a group
This flag shows the race is over.

hospital

n. a building or group of buil-dings where people who are ill or injured are given treatment
The nurse at the hospital was nice to Janet.

hurt

v. to injure
Max hurt his leg when he fell down during the game.

round

adj. being in the shape of a circle or ball
A snowman has a round body.

take

v. to move a person or thing from one place to another
I am going to take my little brother to a game.

drop

v. to let something fall
Agnes dropped the ball into the ocean.

foolish

adj. characterized by lack of wisdom
It was foolish to take the test without studying.

motorbike

n. a motorcycle
Riding a motorbike is one of my hobbies.

matter

v. to be of importance or concern
It does not matter which doctor you see. They are all good.

weather

n. the temperature and other outside conditions
Climate change is a change in the earth’s weather over a long period of time.

fix

v. to repair something
My dad is going to fix my computer.

river

n. a large stream of water
One day, a fisherman sat down by a river and he began to fish.

back

n. the side opposite the front
The people in the back of the room could not hear.

pants

n. trousers
The boy is wearing pants, not a skirt.

absent

adj. not present; missing
He was absent from school for the first time all year.

wood

n. the hard material of a tree that forms its base and branches
Birds live in the woods.

art

n. the body or work created by an artist or a group
His art is the best stuff I have seen ever.

plant

n. a living thing that grows in the ground, usually has leaves or flowers
Plants take in minerals through their roots.

repeat

v. to say or do again
Can you please repeat the question?

school

n. a place of learning
Do you go to a public school?

choose

v. to select; decide between several possibilities
She had to choose between the two.

picnic

n. a very informal meal eaten in the open air, usually as part of a trip, outing etc
I hope we can have the picnic next month.

picture

n. a painting, drawing, or photograph
These are pictures of my friends.

build

v. to make something by putting separate parts together
I want to build a skyscraper!

rock

n. a large mass of stone
A runestone is a large rock that has the language of the Vikings written on it.

wall

n. the sides of a room or building
What color should we paint the walls?

land

n. the solid part of the surface of the Earth
The land is really dry this year.

draw

v. to make a picture using a pen or pencil
Martha is drawing a man walking with a flag.

paint

v. to create art with paint
Sue painted a picture of the beach.

kid

n. a child or teenager
A kid has a pet.

difference

n. distinguishing feature
The main difference between the TVs is the price.

science

n. the study of the natural world
He studied physical science in college and received an A.

relax

v. to rest and do easy or fun things
While the baby is napping, the mother can relax.

museum

n. a building where artwork and artifacts are kept
This museum is in Washington D.C.

correct

adj. agreeing with fact or known truth
My teacher gave us a correct answer.

excellent

adj. being of very high quality
My sister is an excellent driver.

glue

n. a thick, sticky liquid used to join things together
The children used glue to stick the pieces of paper together.

tomorrow

n. the day following today
Tomorrow, I will start piano lessons.

book

n. a number of sheets of paper (especially printed) bound together
He reads a book.

noise

n. a sound, particularly one that is loud, displeasing or frightening
They were making too much noise at the cafe.

example

n. a sample of something
For example, many people who live in deserts are nomads.

plan

n. an agreed upon method for doing something
The plan was to trick the Trojans into believing the wooden horse was a gift.

piece

n. a small amount of something that comes from a bigger thing
She ate three pieces of pizza.

sound

n. something that is heard; a noise
The piano made a beautiful sound.

guess

v. to say what you think is likely or probable
I have a present for you. Can you guess what it is?

library

n. (a building or room containing) a collection of books, tapes, videos etc
She checked the book out of the library.

difficult

adj. hard to do or understand; not easy
It is difficult to know what to do for the best.

mean

adj. not being kind to anyone or anything
The old lady is very mean. She never smiles.

quiet

adj. silent; making little sound
It is important to be quiet in the library.

read

v. to say something aloud
We are reading about a famous basketball player.

wet

adj. not dry
The boy got wet from the water.

wide

adj. large from side to side
The river is too wide to swim across.

hat

n. something you wear on your head
She wears her hat everywhere.

lake

n. a large area of water surrounded by land
We are having a picnic by the lake tomorrow.

moon

n. a large, round natural object that orbits a planet such as the Earth
What is the difference between the sun and the moon?

mountain

n. a section of land above ground that is higher than a hill
There is a river by the mountain.

well

n. a deep hole in the ground that is used for removing water and other liquids such as oil
The farm has a well where people take water to use.

toilet

n. (a room containing) a receptacle for the body's waste matter, usually with a supply of water for washing this away; a lavatory
I do not like using the toilets at school.

grass

n. many short, green plants that cover the ground
I enjoy relaxing on the grass.

windy

adj. exposed to strong winds
It is too windy to wear a hat today.

boot

n. shoes that go up past your ankles
I found an excellent pair of boots.

deep

adj. extending far beneath the surface of something
They made a deep hole into the side of the hill.

close

adj. nearby
The baby stays close to his mother.

soap

n. a special substance used with water for washing people or things
The kid used soap to wash his hands.

top

n. the uppermost part
The man ran to the top of the hill.

farm

n. an area of land, including buildings, used for growing crops, breeding and keeping cows, sheep, pigs etc
Our plan is to visit a farm tomorrow.

glove

n. A glove is a piece of clothing that covers your fingers and hand.
You should wear gloves when working with wood.

house

n. a building where people live
Our house is the blue one on the left.

smell

v. to smell
She is able to smell the beautiful flower.

sunny

adj. sunny
I guess it will be sunny tomorrow.

feed

v. to give someone or something food
We cannot feed the animals in the mountains.

girl

n. a female child
The new girl at school is very friendly.

zoo

n. (short for zoological garden) a place where wild animals are kept for the public to see, and for study, breeding etc
Our school visited a museum and the zoo this year.

empty

adj. having nothing inside
The pool is empty. It does not have water.

fresh

adj. not stale
I make a fresh cup of tea every morning.

glass

n. a usually tall hollow object made of glass, used for drinking
Use this glass for your juice.

remember

v. to recall something using memory
He could not remember how to get to the farm.

care

v. to look after
She cares for her puppy.

frog

n. a type of amphibian
A lot of frogs live by this lake.

hungry

adj. needing food
The boy is hungry and ready to eat.

fill

v. to occupy to the full amount
Fill these empty bookshelves with your books.

thirsty

adj. needing to drink something
Did you remember to bring water so you are not thirsty?

large

adj. (of people and thin or narrow objects such as buildings or trees) higher than normal
Our house is very large and close to a beautiful lake.

heart

n. the muscle that pumps blood through a body
We are learning about how the heart works in science class.

spoon

n. an object used for eating, stirring, and serving food
The baby uses a spoon to feed himself.

dirty

adj. not clean
Wash that dirty toilet with soap and water.

health

n. the condition of the body or mind
For your health, use soap to clean your body.

window

n. an opening in a wall of a building which lets light in
I can see trees through the window.

die

n. To perish means to die, usually because of bad conditions or bad events.
The grass in the yard died in the winter.

rule

n. a formal order or regulation that must be followed
One of the library rules is, “Be quiet.”