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majestic

위엄 있는, 장엄한
We aim to share our experience of the majestic Victoria Falls.

immerse

(1) 몰두[몰입]시키다, 빠져들게 하다
(2) 담그다, 적시다
The film immersed the audience in a dreamlike experience.

hypothesis

(1) 가설
(2) 추정, 추측
Scientists can include any evidence or hypothesis that supports their claim.

eject

(1) 쫓아내다
(2) (기계에서) 튀어나오게 하다
(3) 내뿜다
They ejected the drunk people from the stadium.

superficial

(1) 표면적인, 피상적인
(2) 깊이 없는, 얄팍한
The board members wasted time discussing superficial matters.

progress

(1) 전진[진행]하다
(2) 발전[진보]하다;
(1) 전진[진행], 진척
(2) 발전[진보]
His disease progressed more quickly than expected.

bless

(1) 축복하다, 은총을 베풀다
(2) 감사하다
Even though we are blessed, we tend to focus on what we don’t have.

seal

(1) 봉인하다
(2) (밀)봉하다;
(1) 직인, 도장
(2) 바다표범, 물개
The important document was rolled, tied up, and sealed with the writer’s seal.

inevitable

피할 수 없는, 필연적인
Because our theater is facing financial difficulties, an increase in ticket prices is inevitable.

fossil

화석
Many dinosaur fossils have been found in the deserts of North America.

reservoir

(1) 저수지
(2) 저장소[통]
(3) 비축, 보고
The government built a huge reservoir to hold water.

broadcast

방송[방영]하다; 방송
The funeral of the ceremony for the late king was broadcast live on all TV channels.

circular

(1) 원형의
(2) 순환하는; 회보, 회람장
Circular seating arrangements typically activated people’s need to belong.

scope

(1) 범위, 영역
(2) 여지, 기회
A huge effort is needed to assess the scope of potential losses from the disaster.

aisle

통로, 복도
Dairy products are in aisle 3, on the left.

discern

(1) 알아차리다, 포착하다
(2) 식별[분간]하다
The average human eye can discern around one million different colors.

pessimistic

비관적인, 염세적인
I entered the contest, but I was pessimistic about my chances of winning.

troop

(1) 병력, 군대
(2) 무리
The United Nations sent troops into the country to end the war.

restrain

억제하다, 억누르다, 저지하다
He tried to restrain his emotion while watching sad movies.

status

(1) 지위, 신분
(2) 상태
In order to maintain his status in his community, he must behave politely.

outgrow

(1) (자라서) ~보다 더 커지다
(2) (성장하여) ~에서 벗어나다
Any tulip that outgrows the others in a field will get cut down.

graduate

졸업하다;
(1) 졸업생, 학사
(2) 대학원생
Charles graduated from Oxford University with a degree in modern history.

adhere

(1) 들러붙다, 부착하다
(2) 고수하다, 집착하다
It is not at all rare for investigators to adhere to their broken hypotheses.

trial

(1) 실험, 시험
(2) 재판
Researchers are testing vaccines in clinical trials.

venture

(위험을 무릅쓰고) 하다[가다]; 모험(적 사업)
You have to venture beyond the boundaries of your current experience.

deceitful

기만적인, 속이는
The public lost their trust in the politician due to his deceitful behavior.

compose

(1) 구성하다
(2) 작곡하다, 작문하다
In Greece, citizen juries were composed of hundreds of Athenians.

equator

적도
The climate around the equator is typically hot and humid.

ancient

(1) 고대의
(2) 아주 오래된
People in ancient Greece used animal skin to write on.

priest

성직자, 신부
The priest prayed for the peace of the town.

replace

(1) 대체하다
(2) 교체하다
Robots will soon replace human workers in manufacturing.

individual

개인; 개인의, 각각의
An individual must learn behavior that is specified in the culture as being correct or best.

unanimous

만장일치의
The teachers and parents provided unanimous support for the school program.

caution

(1) 조심
(2) 경고, 주의; 경고하다, 주의시키다
The real problem is that they mistake his caution for weakness.

imaginable

상상[생각]할 수 있는
The company has used every method imaginable to boost sales.

imaginary

상상의, 가상적인
Children may create imaginary friends around three or four years of age.

imaginative

상상력이 풍부한, 창의적인
The imaginative child drew a beautiful picture of fairies.

call for

(1) ~을 요구하다
(2) ~을 필요로 하다
(3) ~을 불러내다
We are excited to call for submissions for the National Essay Contest!

care for

(1) ~을 돌보다
(2) ~을 좋아하다
He never drank soda because he did not care for it.

go for

(1) ~을 좋아하다
(2) 찬성하다, ~의 편을 들다(↔ go against)
don’t really go for horror movies, as they give me nightmares.