4000 Essential English Words 2e 3 (2nd Edition) 영한 Unit 13,14,15

aboard

prep. 탑승한
They climbed aboard the kayak and paddled through the river.

drift

v. 떠가다, 표류하다
The large chunk of ice drifted in the water.

millionaire

n. 백만장자
He became a millionaire because he was smart with his money.

worship

v. 예배하다, 숭배하다
Many people around the world worship in a church.

devil

n. 악마
The church promised protection from the devil.

inhabit

v. 거주하다, 살다
No one inhabits the ancient city.

sheriff

n. 보안관
It was the sheriff’s job to make the city safe.

harbor

n. 항구
There were a few small boats in the harbor.

fountain

n. 분수
There was a beautiful fountain in the middle of the park.

trigger

n. 방아쇠
The man had his finger on the trigger of the gun.

startle

n. 깜짝 놀라게 하다
The loud crash startled the sleeping woman.

bitter

adj. 격렬한, 분개하는
He was extremely bitter when his computer crashed.

unify

v. 통합하다, 통일하다
With their good deeds, the children tried to unify the world.

bullet

n. 총알
Bullets come in different sizes for different guns.

march

v. 행군하다
The soldiers marched in straight rows.

enforce

v. 집행하다, 실시하다
Police enforce traffic laws to keep everyone safe.

sweat

v. 땀을 흘리다
Whenever I go to the gym, I sweat quite a bit.

vessel

n. 선박
We toured the area aboard a luxury vessel.

voyage

n. 여행
The astronauts took off on a long voyage to the moon.

port

n. 항구
The ship was being loaded with materials at the port.

assure

v. 보증하다, 장담하다
He assured the boss that the building would be done on time.

bond

v. 유대감을 형성하다
The women bonded after several hours of conversation.

bandage

n. 붕대
If you cut yourself, please get a bandage from the first-aid kit.

kneel

v. 무릎을 꿇다
Daryl kneeled down on one knee and asked Nina to marry him.

priority

n. 우선순위
My priority is to get good grades in school.

luxury

n. 사치
Our honeymoon resort was a luxury we really enjoyed.

bleed

v. 피 나다
If you are not careful, you will cut your finger and bleed.

horrible

adj. 끔찍한, 지긋지긋한
The assignment was horrible. I hated it.

departure

n. 출발
They were excited about their departure to go to go back home.

fiber

n. 섬유
The mat was made from tiny fibers.

panic

v. 겁에 질려 어쩔 줄 모르다
Everyone panicked when the house caught on fire.

diligent

adj. 근면한
Craig has always been a very diligent person at work.

massive

adj. 거대한
The wheels on his truck were massive.

robe

n. 예복
The monks at the temple all wear robes.

apprentice

n. 견습생
Mark is an apprentice chef at the restaurant.

chef

n. 요리사
Tom is a chef at the restaurant near my house.

crown

n. 왕관
The crown is made of gold.

emperor

n. 황제
The emperor Julius Caesar was in control of ancient Rome.

impolite

adj. 무례한
Roger is impolite to everyone he meets.

scold

v. 야단치다, 꾸짖다
Jesse was scolded by the teacher for not paying attention.

routine

n. 규칙적으로 하는 일
My father’s daily routine includes shaving right before breakfast.

cereal

n. 시리얼
Cereal is a fast and common breakfast food enjoyed in the US.

famine

n. 기근
The farmers couldn’t grow any food in the dry soil, so there was a famine.

affair

n. 일, 사건
My wife and I attended a formal affair over the weekend.

slim

adj. 날씬한
Look at my new cell phone. It’s very slim.

scheme

n. 계획
Jason and Mark came up with a scheme to solve the problem.

theft

n. 절도
The theft of his TV took place when he was at work.

nut

n. 견과류
To eat a nut, you must first crack its shell.

roast

v. 굽다
Mom roasted a turkey for the holiday dinner.

bless

v. (신의) 가호를 빌다
The angel blessed the newborn baby to keep it safe.

assembly

n. 집회
The students had an assembly to talk about their interests.

merry

adj. 즐거운, 명랑한
They felt merry because the weather was great.

exploit

v. 착취하다
The company exploits their workers and makes them work 12 hours a day.

pharaoh

n. 파라오
The pharaohs ruled Egypt for thousands of years.

ripe

adj. 익은
The cherries were nice and ripe.

harvest

n. 수확, 추수
They had a lot of wheat from the last harvest.

cheerful

adj. 발랄한, 쾌활한
The children were cheerful because they didn’t have to go to school.

diameter

n. 지름
The diameter of the tree was about 60 centimeters.

pardon

v. 용서하다
Pardon me teacher, but could you repeat what you just said?

stove

n. 스토브, 가스 레인지
Our new stove helps us to cook food much faster than before.