클래스카드 | 중2 영어 YBM 송미정

amusement

n. 즐거움, 오락
Kids love to go to the moon because the greatest amusement park is there.

animated

a. 동영상의
Is it possible to make an animated photo album out of them?

beatbox

v. 비트박스를 하다
I can beatbox.

bedroom

n. 침실
Let’s go into the bedroom first.

burn

v. 불타다
Hyde smelled something burning in the room.

closet

n. 옷장
Look, there’s a smart closet.

cloudy

a. 흐린
It will be cloudy tomorrow.

cross

v. 건너다
I see a cat crossing the street.

dictionary

n. 사전
Let’s look them up in the dictionary.

else

ad. 그 밖의
What else can you do?

lucky

a. 행운의
We are so lucky to get seats in this restaurant.

perfect

a. 완벽한
That sounds perfect for our project.

possible

a. 가능한
Is it possible for you to live without your smartphone?

predict

v. 예측하다
I can predict danger based on knowledge and experience.

replace

v. 대체하다
AI will replace people’s jobs.

seat

n. 좌석
There are no empty seats now.

select

v. 선택하다
It selects vegetables and meats from the refrigerator.

sense

v. 감지하다
When I sense dangerous situations, I slow down or stop.

strange

a. 이상한
It’s nothing strange.

theater

n. 극장
I feel like I’m in a movie theater.

translate

v. 번역하다
I can read any language and translate it.

window

n. 창문
Look, those smart windows are getting darker.

alive

a. 살아 있는
The Joseon people tried to keep the Joseon language alive.

architecture

n. 건축(학)
That man was Jeong Segwon, known as the King of Architecture in Gyeongseong.

body

n. 몸, 신체
They will learn that taegwondo is a sport that trains both the spirit and the body.

businessman

n. 사업가
Jeong Segwon was a businessman who founded Geonyangsa in 1920.

design

v. 설계하다
Hanoks are designed to be in harmony with nature.

explain

v. 설명하다
Can you explain what a jeopseon is?

fall off

쇠퇴하다, 줄다
His business fell off, and he lost his property.

handle

n. 손잡이
We have designed a modern onggi with flowers painted on it, and it even has handles!

hero

n. 영웅
Superman is known as a hero.

independence

n. 독립
Soon, the independence movement rose up.

Japanese

n. 일본의, 일본 사람
We Joseon people should keep Jongno and not let the Japanese set foot here.

land

n. 토지
He bought the land between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung.

office

n. 사무소
He built the office building for the Joseon Language Society.

police

n. 경찰
He was caught by the police and suffered a lot.

pottery

n. 도예
She’s into making pottery.

press

v. 압박하다
Japanese officials pressed the Joseon people to use the Japanese language.

property

n. 재산, 소유물
His business fell off, and he lost his property.

store

v. 보관하다
People in the old times used Onggi for storing rice for a long time.

suffer

v. 고통받다
Jeong Segwon wanted to protect the hanok and help the suffering people.

table manners

n. 식사 예절
A: Do you know anything about table manners? B: Yes. You should not talk while you are eating.

appear

v. 나타나다
After some time, a no-clapping-between-movements rule appeared.

audience

n. 청중
Mozart himself would be surprised by today’s quiet audiences.

blame

v. 비난하다
Wagner blamed the audience for making noise.

century

n. 세기
Take a look at one of Mozart’s concerts in the 18th century.

clap

v. 손뼉을 치다
Don’t clap until the whole piece is over.

classical

a. 고전의
Imagine yourself at a classical music concert.

concerto

n. 협주곡
The orchestra starts to play one of Mozart’s piano concertos.

disturb

v. 방해하다
I don’t want the audience to my disturb opera with noise.

familiar

a. 익숙한
This is a familiar scene at concerts today.

noble

a. 귀족의, 고귀한
My friend is from a noble family.

nobleman

n. 귀족
Concerts were held in a bright hall inside a nobleman’s house.

pause

n. 멈춤
In classical music, one piece of music may have several pauses.

perform

v. 공연을 하다
Some actors are performing on the stage.

performance

n. 공연
It is bad manners to eat during the performance.

piece

n. 작품
It is not easy to make a good piece of music.

serious

a. 심각한, 진지한
Everybody looks serious.

social

a. 사교상의
Concerts in Mozart’s time were mostly social events.

umbrella

n. 우산
Don’t forget to take an umbrella with you.

whistle

v. 휘파람을 불다
They whistle and clap at any time.