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general

(1) 일반적인
(2) 개괄적인, 대략적인; 장군
He paid the little attention to the general maintenance of the machinery.

vision

(1) 시력, 시야
(2) 통찰력, 선견지명
The snowy owl has excellent vision both in the dark and at a distance.

spot

(1) 장소
(2) 점
(3) 얼룩; 발견하다, 알아채다
The dealer will give you a new toaster on the spot.

beneath

(1) ~ 아래에
(2) ~보다 못한
The dolphins disappeared beneath the waves.

depend on[upon]

~에 의존하다
Many people depend on online recommendations when shopping.

meanwhile

(1) 그동안에, 그 사이에
(2) 한편
He prepared the contracts. Meanwhile, his assistant greeted the guests.

earthquake

지진
Thousands of people were left homeless after the last earthquake.

memorable

기억할 만한, 인상적인
A lot of memorable things happened to me last year.

field

(1) 분야, 영역
(2) 경기장
(3) 들판
He is one of the most brilliant psychologists in the field.

declare

(1) 선언하다, 공표하다
(2) (세금 · 소득을) 신고하다
The winner of the election will be declared tomorrow morning.

decade

10년(간)
I believe the second decade of this new century is already very different.

harm

손해, 손상; 해치다
Resource abundance in itself need not do any harm.

curve

곡선, (도로 등의) 커브; 곡선을 그리다, 굽히다
Slow down when going around a sharp curve.

reflect

(1) 반사하다
(2) 반영하다
(3) 숙고하다
Mirrors and other smooth, shiny surfaces reflect light.

pray

기도하다, 빌다, 간청하다
How many times had she prayed for a friend?

frank

솔직한
She is quite frank about her feelings.

throw up

토하다
After eating spoiled food, she threw up.

disguise

변장하다, 위장하다; 변장, 위장, 가면
Celebrities often have to disguise themselves to avoid attention.

insist

(1) 주장하다
(2) 고집하다
He insisted he had no connection with the rumor.

honesty

정직(성), 솔직함
We have never doubted her honesty and loyalty.

monitor

감시하다, 관찰하다; 화면, 모니터
It is necessary to monitor how long children watch videos.

fulfill

(1) 성취하다, 달성하다
(2) (약속을) 이행하다
(3) 충족시키다
Is there any wish that you want to fulfill?

memorial

기념비, 기념물; 기념하기 위한, 추모의
This is a memorial to those who died in the disaster last year.

avenue

(도시의) 큰 대로, 거리, –가(街)
We stayed at a hotel on Madison Avenue.

exchange

(1) 교환하다
(2) 환전하다;
(1) 교환
(2) 환전
It’s an event for those who want to exchange their extra seeds for new varieties.

flow

(1) 흐름
(2) 계속적인 공급, 생산; 흐르다
The flow of traffic is always slow at rush hour.

destination

목적지, 도착지
We had to get to our destination three miles away without stopping.

blend

(1) 섞다, 혼합하다
(2) 조화되다; 혼합(물)
Most of his novels blend fact and legend.

shorten

짧게 하다, 줄이다
A back injury shortened his career as a basketball player.

government

(1) 정부, 정권
(2) 통치 (체제)
Government regulations require that sugar be listed first on the label.

carry on

계속하다
If you carry on working late, you’ll have health problems.

mortal

(1) 죽음을 피할 수 없는
(2) 치명적인
In Greek mythology, while gods live forever, humans are mortal beings.

suburb

교외, 근교
Living in the suburbs has its own advantages.

illusion

(1) 착각
(2) 환상, 환각
She has the illusion that she will win the lottery.

function

기능, 역할; 기능하다, 작동하다
He asked about the function of the white buttons.

purify

정화하다, 정제하다
The tap water has been purified for drinking.

primary

(1) 주요한
(2) 최초의
(3) 초등(교육)의
Fishing is their primary source of income.

thread

실; 실을 꿰다
Noah had a loose thread on one of his shirt buttons.

underground

지하의, 땅속의; 지하에; 지하(도)
The plants have no true stem and much of the plant is underground.

launch

(1) 시작[착수]하다
(2) 출시하다
(3) (로켓 등을) 발사하다;
(1) 시작
(2) 출시
(3) 발사
The government recently launched a national road safety campaign.

license

면허(증), 인가(증); 면허를 주다, 허가하다
The police officer asked for my driver’s license.

subject

(1) 주제
(2) 과목, 학과
(3) 피실험자; ~ 받기[하기] 쉬운; 복종[종속]시키다
The cargo is subject to damage due to bad weather.

range

범위, 폭; (범위가) ~에 이르다
The toys are suitable for children in the pre-school age range.

disappoint

실망시키다, 낙담시키다
You will certainly be disappointed at some points along the way.

opportunity

기회
This is a great opportunity for developing social skills and creativity.

profit

수익, 이익; 이익을 얻다[주다]
Bees can be kept with profit even under unfavorable circumstances.

optimistic

낙관적인, 낙천적인
The actor is optimistic about his chances of winning the Oscar.

prey

(1) 먹이, 사냥감
(2) 희생(물)
A spider usually catches its prey by building webs.

weep

울다, 눈물을 흘리다
She buried her face in her hands and wept.

masterpiece

걸작, 명작
The film is widely regarded as Hitchcock’s masterpiece.

efficient

효율적인, 능률적인
Because the house is so small, an efficient use of space is necessary.

keep up

(1) 계속하다[되다]
(2) 따라가다
The rain kept up all day, so we stayed home.

attack

(1) 폭행[공격]
(2) 비난;
(1) 폭행[공격]하다
(2) (강하게) 비난하다
There have been several attacks on Asians recently.

murder

살인(죄), 살해; 살해하다
The investigators are searching everywhere to secure the murder weapon.

project

(1) 계획하다
(2) 투사하다; 계획 (사업), 과제
His new book is projected for publication in May.

remind

상기시키다, 생각나게 하다
Remind me to take the umbrella when I go out.

require

요구하다, 필요로 하다
Our brains require only about 400 calories of energy a day.

trash

쓰레기
Outside food is allowed, but make sure to take your trash with you.

blank

빈, 텅 빈; 빈칸, 공란
Write your name in the blank space below.

international

국제의, 국제적인
The exhibition brought him international recognition.

deny

(1) 부인하다
(2) 거절하다
This may seem like an act of denying your desires.

call on[upon]

(1) 요청하다
(2) 방문하다
The host called on the student president to give a speech.

hang on

(1) 붙잡다
(2) 버티다
(3) (잠시) 기다리다
Hang on for a few more minutes. I’m almost ready.

entertain

(1) 즐겁게 하다
(2) 접대하다
I’m writing a story that can entertain children.

concern

(1) 걱정하게 하다
(2) 관련[연관]되다;
(1) 걱정
(2) 관심(사)
The boy’s parents were concerned about his bad temper.

go on

(1) (일이) 일어나다, 벌어지다
(2) 계속되다
End all the excuses, and stop lying to yourself about what is going on.

ordinary

(1) 보통의, 일상적인
(2) 평범한
The restaurant looked fancy, but its food was very ordinary.

income

소득, 수입
A third of her income goes toward rent.

congratulate

축하하다
We’d like to congratulate you on your promotion.

make up

(1) 화장하다
(2) 화해하다
She is ready to make up with her friend.

breath

숨, 호흡
She took a deep breath to calm down.

liberal

자유주의의, 개방적인
We can see how liberal Tom is by reading his article.

principle

(1) 원리, 원칙
(2) 신념, 신조
One basic principle is that education should be free to everyone.

client

고객, 의뢰인
I can’t remember any clients named Clarkson.

clue

단서, 실마리
Very old trees can offer clues about what the climate was like in the past.

present

(1) 현재의
(2) 있는, 존재하는
(3) 참석한, 출석한;
(1) 선물
(2) 현재;
(1) 주다, 증정하다
(2) 제시하다
(3) 발표하다
When assessing results, think about any biases that may be present.

circulate

(1) 순환하다
(2) (소문 등이) 퍼지다
Certain foods can help your blood circulate better.

adolescent

청소년; 청소년(기)의
Adolescents prefer to talk with friends when having problems.

embarrassed

당황스러운, 난처한
I felt embarrassed at being the center of attention.

careless

부주의한, 조심성 없는
It was careless of her to leave the house with the door open.

tray

쟁반
Please return the tray and clear the table after you’ve finished your meal.

achieve

성취하다, 이루다
Without such passion, they would have achieved nothing.

tiny

아주 작은
The glass broke into thousands of tiny pieces.

provide

제공하다, 공급하다
A free swimming cap will be provided to all participants.

spectacle

구경거리, 장관
Last night’s fireworks display was an exciting spectacle.

annual

매년의, 연간의
This annual event for sustainable transport runs from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.

cruel

잔인한, 잔혹한
The rich man was very unkind and cruel to his slaves and servants.

actual

실제의, 사실상의
The actual cost was much higher than we expected.

conquer

(1) 정복하다
(2) 이기다
(3) 극복하다
Persians tried their best to conquer Greece but failed.

stimulate

(1) 자극하다, 격려하다
(2) 흥미를 불러일으키다
The color yellow stimulates people’s appetite.

institute

(교육) 기관, 협회; 세우다, 설립하다
He attended night classes at the Art Institute of Chicago.

compose

(1) 구성하다
(2) 작곡하다, 작문하다
The team was composed of five women.

afraid

(1) 두려워하는, 겁내는
(2) 염려하는
The shoemaker was afraid to let the gold out of his sight.

inquire

(1) 묻다, 알아보다
(2) 조사하다
I inquired whether the 6 o’clock train would leave on time.

effective

(1) 효과적인, 효력 있는
(2) (법률 등이) 시행되는
Effective body language is more than the sum of individual signals.

interrupt

(1) 방해하다
(2) 중단시키다
She tried to explain, but he kept interrupting her.

attract

(주의 · 관심 등을) 끌다, 끌어들이다, 매혹하다
The festival is expected to attract more tourists to the area.

climate

기후
Trees are sensitive to local climate conditions, such as rain and temperature.

acquire

얻다, 획득하다, 습득하다
Play allows children to acquire values that will be important in adulthood.

exhibit

전시하다; 전시(품)
We will exhibit some of Gogh’s work next month.

evidence

증거(물)
We have objective evidence that the Earth is in fact a sphere.

vast

막대한, 방대한
A vast amount of useful information is contained in the material.

fluent

유창한, 유창하게 말하는
She was fluent in five languages and appeared in a range of films.

count on

(1) 믿다, 확신하다
(2) 의지하다
We count on your continued support.

principal

주요한, 제1의; (단체의) 장, 교장
The new highway will connect the principal cities of the country.

plant

(1) 식물
(2) 공장; (식물을) 심다
Lithops are plants that are often called “living stones.”

branch

(1) 나뭇가지
(2) 분점, 지사; 갈라지다, 나뉘다
She climbed the tree and hid in the branches.

cuisine

요리(법)
Thailand is famous for its excellent cuisine.

fabric

직물, 천
These pants are made of fabric that is wrinkle resistant.

nap

낮잠; 낮잠을 자다
Taking a short nap improves the efficiency of work.

frustrated

좌절한, 낙담한
I got frustrated because no one trusted me.

offend

(1) 기분을 상하게 하다
(2) 위반하다
His jokes offended some of the audience.

suggest

(1) 제안하다
(2) 암시하다, 시사하다
They voluntarily suggest creative ideas that increase sales.

breathe

숨 쉬다, 호흡하다
A frog gets part of its oxygen by breathing through its skin.

ancient

고대의, 옛날의
The remains of the ancient city was destroyed by the construction of a highway.

relieve

(1) 완화하다, 경감하다
(2) 안심시키다
The government made a lot of efforts to relieve poverty.

anxiety

(1) 불안(감), 염려
(2) 갈망, 열망
This therapy will help you cope with anxiety.

diverse

다양한, 가지각색의
Modern insect communities are highly diverse in tropical forests.

temporary

일시적인, 임시의
This pill will give you temporary relief from pain.

control

지배, 통제;
(1) 지배하다, 통제하다
(2) 억제하다
They lost control over the military after the attack.