2000 Core English Words 2 영영 Unit 09,10,11,12

internet

n. a system that connects computers throughout the world

document

n. an official paper that gives information about something

notebook

n. a book with blank pages that is used for writing notes

note

n. a short piece of writing

meaning

n. the idea that is represented by words or a phrase

repeat

v. to say something again

detail

n. one of many facts or pieces of information

show

v. to let someone look at something

context

n. the group of words that are used to help to explain meaning

conversation

n. a talk between two or more people

speak

v. to say words in order to express thoughts and opinions

comment

n. a spoken or written statement that expresses an opinion

clearly

adv. easy to hear, see, or understand

news

n. new information about something that has happened recently

diary

n. a book in which you write your experiences and thoughts each day

problem

n. something that is difficult to handle

shout

v. to say something very loudly

explanation

n. the detail or reason that someone gives to make something clear

list

n. a series of names, words, or numbers

write

v. to form letters or numbers on a surface with a pen or pencil

forget

v. to be unable to think of or remember something

meeting

n. a gathering of people for a particular purpose

stamp

n. a small piece of paper with glue on it that is used to mail a letter

sorry

adj. feeling sorrow or regret

bow

v. to bend forward at the neck or waist as a form of greeting

joke

n. something that someone says to make people laugh

message

n. a piece of information that is sent or given to someone

fully

adv. completely done

invite

v. to request that someone attend a scheduled event

postcard

n. a card, often with a photo or picture on one side that

talk

v. to say words in order to express your thoughts, feelings and opinions

ink

n. a colored liquid that is used for writing and drawing

tell

v. to say or write something to someone

sure

adj. no doubt about something

envelope

n. a flat, paper container for a letter

handwriting

n. the way a person’s writing looks

maybe

adv. possible but not certain

print

v. to put words or images on paper using ink and a machine

greet

v. to meet someone with friendly and polite words or actions

welcome

v. to greet in a warm and friendly way

academy

n. a school that provides training in subjects or skills

understand

v. to know why or how something happens or works

kindergarten

n. a school or class for very young children

campus

n. a campus is the area and buildings around a school, university, or college.

lecture

n. a talk given to a group of people to teach them

student

n. a person who attends a school

vocabulary

n. all the words you know in a particular language

learn

v. to gain knowledge or skill by studying, practicing

whiteboard

n. a large board that can be written on with special markers

difficulty

n. something that is not easy to do or to deal with

eraser

n. small piece of rubber that is used to remove something

gym

n. Building or room with equipment for doing exercises

crayon

n. a stick of colored wax that is used for drawing

purpose

n. the reason why something is done or used

marker

n. a type of pen that makes wide lines

childhood

n. the period of time when someone is a child

course

n. a series of classes about a particular subject in a school

rank

v. to place something or someone in a particular position

teach

v. to show or explain how to do something

university

n. a school where students study at a high level to get a degree

check

v. to make sure something is correct

remember

v. to have or keep an image or idea in your mind

tape

n. a long, narrow piece of sticky material used to stick things together

study

v. to read, memorize facts, attend school, and do work in

chalk

n. made into white or colored sticks used for writing

mistake

n. something that is not correct

quiz

n. a short test that is often taken without preparation

homework

n. work that a student is given to do at home

practice

v. to do something again and again in order to become better at it

blackboard

n. used for writing on with chalk in a classroom

cafeteria

n. a place where people get food at a counter and carry it to a table to eat

dictionary

n. book of words in alphabetical order with their meanings

junior

adj. being in a younger group

textbook

n. a book about a particular subject

club

n. a group of people who meet to participate in an activity

line

n. a long narrow mark on a surface

classmate

n. a member of the same class

PE

n. a sports and exercise class taught as a subject at school

principal

n. the person in charge of a school

scissors

n. a tool used for cutting items