Future Literacy 250-3 영한 Unit 09,10,11,12

virtual

adj. 가상의
Virtual reality (VR) is an artificial world generated by a computer using images and sounds.

anytime

adv. 언제나
Users can walk through and see the art in museums anywhere in the world anytime they want.

extraordinary

adj. 기이한
VR also allows users to interact with art in a new and extraordinary way.

transfer

v. 이동하다
Users are transferred into Van Gogh’s paintings and can interact with each one.

presentation

n. 제시
They can walk around inside the 3D presentations of these paintings.

angle

n. 각도
They can look at different things in the painting from all angles.

explore

v. 탐험하다
VR provides opportunities for everyone to explore art wherever they are in the world.

reality

n. 현실
Virtual reality (VR) is an artificial world generated by a computer using images and sounds.

generate

v. 발생시키다
Virtual reality (VR) is an artificial world generated by a computer using images and sounds.

enjoy

v. 즐기다
Many people enjoy art and dream of seeing masterpieces.

dream

v. 상상하다
Many people enjoy art and dream of seeing masterpieces.

masterpiece

n. 명작
Many people enjoy art and dream of seeing masterpieces.

travel

v. 여행하다
But to visit a famous museum... people have to travel there.

inconvenient

adj. 불편한
This can be inconvenient for most people.

user

n. 사용자
Users can walk through and see the art in museums anywhere in the world anytime they want.

illegal

adj. 불법의
However, since graffiti is illegal in most countries, Banksy could get in trouble for committing a crime.

switch

v. 바꾸다
For this reason, Banksy switched to stencils.

permission

n. 허락
With Banksy’s permission, Lazarides began selling photographs of Banksy’s art.

exhibition

n. 전시회
Banksy’s art began appearing in exhibitions around the world.

destroy

v. 파괴하다
Clearly, many people feel that Banksy’s work is truly art and not just vandalism that destroys property

property

n. 재산
Clearly, many people feel that Banksy’s work is truly art and not just vandalism that destroys property

random

adj. 무작위의
Sometimes, Banksy’s graffiti still appears on random walls around the world.

trouble

n. 문제
However, since graffiti is illegal in most countries, Banksy could get in trouble for committing a crime.

crime

n. 범죄
However, since graffiti is illegal in most countries, Banksy could get in trouble for committing a crime.

nothing

n. 아무것도 아닌 것
Although many people have tried to find out his or her identity, nothing has been confirmed.

confirm

v. 확인하다
Although many people have tried to find out his or her identity, nothing has been confirmed.

style

n. 방식
What we do know is that Banksy’s art has a unique style.

complete

v. 완료하다
It took a long time to complete each piece.

arrest

v. 체포하다
Banksy risked being arrested before an art piece was complete.

reason

n. 이유
For this reason, Banksy switched to stencils.

sell

v. 팔다
Nathan Sawaya’s art sells for more than $10,000.

concept

n. 개념
He derived this concept from pictures and children’s drawings of the city after the storm.

lawyer

n. 변호사
Up until 2004, he was a lawyer in New York.

contest

n. 대회
That year, he entered and won a LEGO-building contest.

enthusiasm

n. 열정
Sawaya was doing well as a lawyer, but he didn’t have much enthusiasm for his job.

job

n. 일
Sawaya was doing well as a lawyer, but he didn’t have much enthusiasm for his job.

finish

v. 끝내다
People can see his finished art and watch him make new art, too.

metal

n. 금속
However, he doesn’t work with paint or metal.

build

v. 만들다
Sawaya builds 3D models using the small bricks that most people think are children’s toys.

brick

n. 벽돌
Sawaya builds 3D models using the small bricks that most people think are children’s toys.

giant

adj. 거대한
He has made things like a giant pencil and a portrait of his own face with LEGO bricks.

portrait

n. 초상화
He has made things like a giant pencil and a portrait of his own face with LEGO bricks.

victim

n. 희생자
One very special model for Sawaya is one he made for the victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

hurricane

n. 허리케인
One very special model for Sawaya is one he made for the victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

derive

v. 끌어내다
He derived this concept from pictures and children’s drawings of the city after the storm.

picture

n. 그림
The history of painting pictures on people’s fingernails goes back more than 2,500 years in Asia.

charge

v. 청구하다
They often charge $15 to $30 per nail for their work.

potential

adj. 가능성이 있는
Nail art is a potential career for artists.

nowadays

adv. 최근에는
But nowadays, there are many male nail artists in the field.

majority

n. 다수
Although the majority of the customers are women, the number of men getting nail art done is growing these days.

identity

n. 개성
They do it to express their identity or because they are interested in fashion.

canvas

n. 캔버스
It is a way to express oneself using fingernails as a canvas.

fingernail

n. 손톱
The history of painting pictures on people’s fingernails goes back more than 2,500 years in Asia.

tradition

n. 전통
Today, we can see this old tradition in nail shops all around the world.

shop

n. 가게
Today, we can see this old tradition in nail shops all around the world.

stand out

phr v. 눈에 띄다
Some people, however, really want to make their nails stand out.

tool

n. 도구
Nail artists paint beautiful designs and use tools to add stickers and sometimes even jewels.

sticker

n. 스티커
Nail artists paint beautiful designs and use tools to add stickers and sometimes even jewels.

sometimes

adv. 가끔
Nail artists paint beautiful designs and use tools to add stickers and sometimes even jewels.

jewel

n. 보석
Nail artists paint beautiful designs and use tools to add stickers and sometimes even jewels.