Future Literacy 250-2 영한 Unit 01,02,03,04

satellite

n. 인공위성
Satellites are objects that are made and put into space by people.

weather

n. 날씨
Over time, the weather damages these areas, and people build over them.

damage

v. 훼손하다
Over time, the weather damages these areas, and people build over them.

normal

adj. 보통의
They look for changes in the land that don’t seem normal.

spot

n. 현장
Once they find those spots, they can study them.

hole

n. 구멍
They found more than 250,000 holes in the ground.

dig

v. 파다
People had dug the holes looking for valuable things to steal.

receive

v. 받다
They collect, receive, and send information, including pictures.

information

n. 정보
They collect, receive, and send information, including pictures.

heritage

n. 유산
Satellite images of the Earth are used by archaeologists to find important heritage sites.

site

n. 장소
Satellite images of the Earth are used by archaeologists to find important heritage sites.

protect

v. 보호하다
These images make finding and protecting these sites much easier.

archaeologist

n. 고고학자
Archaeologists study the history of humans.

ground

n. 땅
They look for objects left in the ground by people in the past.

bone

n. 뼈
These are often bones, tools, and works of art.

ancient

adj. 고대의
Experts on ancient cultures have learned many things about the past.

smooth

adj. 매끄러운
Some of the stones have right angles and are as smooth as glass.

achievement

n. 업적
This is quite an achievement for the time.

understanding

n. 이해
The monument shows a deep understanding of stone cutting and geometry.

stone

n. 돌
The monument shows a deep understanding of stone cutting and geometry.

attempt

v. 시도하다
Many researchers have attempted to answer the questions that remain about these sites.

truth

n. 사실
Maybe one day, we will know the truth.

explain

v. 설명하다
However, they have not been able to explain some ancient mysteries.

mystery

n. 수수께끼
However, they have not been able to explain some ancient mysteries.

enormous

adj. 막대한
The Nazca Lines are enormous drawings of patterns, animals, and other shapes.

locate

v. 위치하다
They are located on the ground of a high desert in Peru.

desert

n. 사막
They are located on the ground of a high desert in Peru.

invent

v. 발명하다
They’re amazing because someone made them long before airplanes were invented.

monument

n. 기념물
Puma Punku is a monument in Bolivia made of cut stones.

right angle

phr n. 직각
Some of the stones have right angles and are as smooth as glass.

truly

adv. 정말로
But there is one old game that is truly unique.

winner

n. 우승자
The Japanese leader at the time, the emperor, named the winner the Go Minister for a year!

minister

n. 장관
The Japanese leader at the time, the emperor, named the winner the Go Minister for a year!

astronaut

n. 우주비행사
Two astronauts, one American and one Japanese, even played it in space.

special

adj. 특별한
Go’s long history makes it special and beloved.

beloved

adj. 사랑받는
Go’s long history makes it special and beloved.

continuously

adv. 계속해서
It is thought to be the oldest board game that people have continuously played up to the present day.

unique

adj. 독특한
But there is one old game that is truly unique.

board

n. 판
To play, two players place stones on a board.

capture

v. 점령하다
They try to capture the other player’s stones.

scholar

n. 학자
Some scholars believe it is 4,000 years old.

believe

v. 믿다
Some scholars believe it is 4,000 years old.

spread

v. 퍼트리다
Over time, the game spread to Korea, and then it reached Japan around 700 CE.

compete

v. 경쟁하다
Students from these schools competed in national competitions.

emperor

n. 황제
The Japanese leader at the time, the emperor, named the winner the Go Minister for a year!

tend

v. 돌보다
Around 1947, some boys were tending their goats in the desert near the Dead Sea...

right

adj. 옳은
They thought they might find something important, and they were right.

jar

n. 병
The boys saw that the rock hit one of several large jars.

scroll

n. 두루마리
Inside the jars, they found seven very old scrolls with writing on them.

writing

n. 글
Inside the jars, they found seven very old scrolls with writing on them.

treasure

n. 보물
Many scholars from all over the world study these ancient treasures even today.

take place

phr v. 발생하다
The Dead Sea Scrolls help us understand events that took place a long time ago.

goat

n. 염소
Around 1947, some boys were tending their goats in the desert near the Dead Sea...

climb

v. 오르다
One of the boys climbed up a hill to look for a missing goat.

hill

n. 언덕
One of the boys climbed up a hill to look for a missing goat.

missing

adj. 없어진
One of the boys climbed up a hill to look for a missing goat.

cave

n. 동굴
He saw a cave and thought the goat was inside, so he threw a rock into the cave to make it come out.

inside

n. 안
He saw a cave and thought the goat was inside, so he threw a rock into the cave to make it come out.

throw

v. 던지다
He saw a cave and thought the goat was inside, so he threw a rock into the cave to make it come out.

break

v. 깨지다
It sounded like something breaking!