Future Literacy 200-2 영한 Unit 13,14,15,16

facial

adj. 얼굴의
Almost everyone has different facial features.

geometry

n. 기하학
These computer programs record the geometry of the human face.

measure

v. 측정하다
Facial geometry measures many things.

width

n. 너비
It measures the exact distance between the eyes, the size of the eyes, the width of the mouth and nose, and more.

individual

adj. 개인의
Together, these measurements make a person’s individual profile.

identify

v. 식별하다
For example, facial recognition programs can identify people in a crowd.

crowd

n. 군중
For example, facial recognition programs can identify people in a crowd.

feature

n. 특징
Almost everyone has different facial features.

analyze

v. 분석하다
We see and analyze the space between a person’s eyes, the shape of their nose, and other different sizes and shapes on a person’s face.

space

n. 공간
We see and analyze the space between a person’s eyes, the shape of their nose, and other different sizes and shapes on a person’s face.

shape

n. 모양
We see and analyze the space between a person’s eyes, the shape of their nose, and other different sizes and shapes on a person’s face.

without

prep. ~없이
Most people do this without really thinking about it.

recognition

n. 인식
Facial recognition programs are used in many places, and they are very helpful.

helpful

adj. 유용한
Facial recognition programs are used in many places, and they are very helpful.

record

v. 기록하다
These computer programs record the geometry of the human face.

believe

v. 생각하다, 믿다
Do you believe math is only complicated and not really practical?

based on

phr prep. ~에 기반해
Based on the recipe, you need 1 cup of flour, 1/2 cup of sugar, 1/2 cup of butter, 3/4 cup of chocolate chips, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder, and 1 egg.

vanilla

n. 바닐라
Based on the recipe, you need 1 cup of flour, 1/2 cup of sugar, 1/2 cup of butter, 3/4 cup of chocolate chips, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder, and 1 egg.

double

v. 두배로 하다
If you know how to add fractions, you can double the ingredients and make twenty cookies.

equal

adj. 동일한
Next are the 1/2 fractions: 1/2 + 1/2 equals 2/2, and 2/2 is equal to 1.

powder

n. 분말
Therefore, you need 1 cup of sugar and butter, and 1 teaspoon of baking powder.

calculation

n. 계산
Adding fractions can help with tricky culinary calculations like these.

complicated

adj. 복잡한
Do you believe math is only complicated and not really practical?

practical

adj. 실용적인
Do you believe math is only complicated and not really practical?

aid

v. 돕다
Actually, using math can aid us in daily life, particularly in the kitchen.

particularly

adv. 특히
Actually, using math can aid us in daily life, particularly in the kitchen.

suppose

v. 가정하다
Suppose you want to make cookies for twenty people, but the cookie recipe you have only makes ten cookies.

recipe

n. 레시피
Suppose you want to make cookies for twenty people, but the cookie recipe you have only makes ten cookies.

fraction

n. 분수
If you know how to add fractions, you can use twice the ingredients and make twenty cookies.

ingredient

n. 재료
If you know how to add fractions, you can use twice the ingredients and make twenty cookies.

widely

adv. 널리
Today, there are two widely used systems of measurement around the world.

Mars

n. 화성
In 1998, NASA sent a spaceship to Mars on a mission.

mission

n. 임무
In 1998, NASA sent a spaceship to Mars on a mission.

consider

v. 고려하다
But one of the American companies NASA worked with didn’t consider this.

spaceship

n. 우주선
That company made an important computer program for the spaceship.

guess

v. 추측하다
As you might have guessed, it didn’t go well.

fail

v. 실패하다
The ship crashed on September 23rd, 1999, and the mission failed.

system

n. 시스템
Today, there are two widely used systems of measurement around the world.

metric

adj. 미터법의
They are the metric system and the imperial system.

introduce

v. 도입하다
The imperial system is older, and the metric system was introduced later.

currently

adv. 현재
Currently, most of the world uses the metric system.

mile

n. 마일
It uses measurements like miles and pounds.

pound

n. 파운드
It uses measurements like miles and pounds.

trouble

n. 문제
Unfortunately, these two kinds of measurement systems caused trouble for the American space agency, NASA

agency

n. 기관
Unfortunately, these two kinds of measurement systems caused trouble for the American space agency, NASA

tool

n. 도구
Some things are easy to measure. Just use a simple tool, and read the measurement.

collect

v. 수집하다
After measuring many dead whales and collecting a lot of information, scientists can figure out the approximate proportions of a whale.

approximate

adj. 대략적인
After measuring many dead whales and collecting a lot of information, scientists can figure out the approximate proportions of a whale.

proportion

n. 비율
After measuring many dead whales and collecting a lot of information, scientists can figure out the approximate proportions of a whale.

size

n. 크기
Scientists use this information to know about the size of living whales.

estimate

n. 추정치
Then, they make an estimate of the length and weight of the animal.

bring

v. 가져오다
Scientists can’t bring a measuring tape underwater and check the size of a living whale.

massive

adj. 거대한
But a massive animal, like a whale in the ocean, can’t be measured easily.

creative

adj. 창의적인
Scientists need to find creative ways to use math to measure these big animals.

whale

n. 고래
To measure whales, scientists usually start by studying dead ones.

dead

adj. 죽은
Sometimes, the body of a dead whale washes up on a beach.

underwater

adj. 물속
It is not underwater, and also not moving.

manual

adj. 수동으로
Scientists do manual measurements of these animals.

measuring tape

phr n. 측정테이프
To do this, scientists use tools like a measuring tape or a scale.

scale

n. 저울
To do this, scientists use tools like a measuring tape or a scale.