클래스카드 | 보카클리어 중학 실력편

meal

식사, 끼니
I usually have three meals a day.

prepare

준비하다
I got up early to prepare breakfast.

awake

깨어 있는; (잠이) 깨다, 깨우다
She was awake until 2 a.m.

asleep

잠이 든, 자고 있는
She waited until her son fell asleep.

rest

휴식, 나머지; 쉬다, 휴식하다
You need to get some rest.

nap

낮잠
Grandpa always takes a nap after lunch.

regularly

규칙적으로, 정기적으로
You should exercise regularly.

borrow

빌리다
I usually borrow books from the library.

lend

빌려주다
Can you lend me some money?

usual

평소의, 보통의
I went to bed at my usual time.

housework

집안일, 가사
She was busy with housework.

sweep

(빗자루로) 쓸다
He sweeps the floor every day.

laundry

빨래, 세탁(물)
I have to do the laundry today.

fold

(종이·천 등을) 접다, (옷 등을) 개다
He folded his clothes.

iron

다림질하다; 철, 쇠, 다리미
He ironed the shirts himself.

share

함께 쓰다, 공유하다
I share a room with my sister.

lose

잃다, 잃어버리다, 지다
He lost his umbrella.

own

자신의; 소유하다
I want to have my own room.

forget

잊다
Don’t forget to clean your room.

package

소포, 꾸러미
He left the package at the door.

deliver

배달하다
They will deliver our new table tomorrow.

familiar

익숙한, 친숙한
I couldn’t see any familiar faces in the room.

everyday

일상적인, 매일의
Smartphones are everyday items now.

be ready to

~할 준비가 되다
OK, we’re ready to go.

once in a while

가끔, 때때로
My family goes camping once in a while.

attend

참석하다, 출석하다
All students must attend the class.

absent

결석한
David was absent from school today.

semester

학기
The new semester starts in March.

grade

학년, 성적, 점수
I got a good grade in English.

exam

시험
I will take a history exam next week.

presentation

발표, 프레젠테이션
I have to give a presentation during the class.

graduate

졸업하다
My brother graduated from high school last February.

education

교육
Education is very important in Korea.

principal

교장; 주요한, 주된
My principal gives a speech every Monday.

president

(조직·단체의) 장, 대통령
Steve wants to become class president.

interest

관심, 흥미
I have an interest in science.

prize

상, 상품
Mina won first prize in the contest.

hard

열심히; 어려운, 힘든, 딱딱한
I studied hard to get good grades.

excellent

훌륭한, 탁월한
She is an excellent student.

behavior

행동, 행실
His behavior at school is getting better.

counsel

(전문적인) 상담을 하다
His job is to counsel students with problems.

improve

개선하다, 향상시키다
I want to improve my English skills.

elementary school

초등학교
My sister goes to elementary school.

college

(단과) 대학
I will go to college in New York.

university

(종합) 대학교
Barack Obama studied at Harvard University.

professor

교수
A professor is a teacher at a university or college.

tip

조언, 비법, 팁
My dad gave me some tips for studying.

pay attention to

~에 주의를 기울이다
You need to pay attention to the teacher.

catch up with

~을 따라잡다
She studied hard to catch up with the other students.

not ~ anymore

더 이상 ~ 않다[아니다]
I’m not a baby anymore.

relationship

관계
I want to keep a good relationship with Sue.

neighbor

이웃, 이웃 사람
Our new neighbors moved in yesterday.

community

지역 주민, 지역 사회
He worked hard for the community.

stranger

낯선 사람, 처음 온 사람
Don’t talk to strangers.

promise

약속하다; 약속
He promised to get up early.

forgive

용서하다
If you tell him the truth, he will forgive you.

manner

방식, 태도, (-s) 예의
He has a friendly manner.

apologize

사과하다
I apologized for my mistake.

blame

탓하다, 비난하다
She blames me for everything.

bother

귀찮게 하다, 신경 쓰이게 하다
Don’t bother me when I’m studying.

doubt

의심하다; 의심, 의혹
I doubt that she loves you.

helpful

도움이 되는, 유용한
Thank you for your helpful advice.

envy

부러워하다; 부러움
They envied his success.

honesty

정직, 솔직함
Honesty is the best policy.

respect

존경하다, 존중하다; 존경, 존중
Who do you respect the most?

rude

무례한, 버릇없는
He is rude to everyone.

treat

대하다, 치료하다, 대접하다
My parents still treat me like a child.

care

돌봄, 보살핌, 주의, 조심; 신경 쓰다
Babies need a lot of care.

trust

신뢰하다, 믿다; 신뢰, 믿음
There is no trust between them.

bow

(허리를 굽혀) 인사하다; 활, 나비 모양 매듭
Koreans bow to each other when they meet.

ignore

무시하다, 모른 체하다
He smiled at her, but she ignored him.

contact

연락하다; 연락, 접촉
For more information, contact us by email.

bully

괴롭히다, 못살게 굴다; 괴롭히는 사람
Some students bullied her at school.

do ~ a favor

~의 부탁을 들어주다
Can you do me a favor?

get along with

~와 잘 지내다, ~와 사이가 좋다
She gets along with her classmates.

lifetime

일생, 평생
She wrote many books in her lifetime.

birth

출생, 탄생
Please write your name and date of birth.

childhood

어린 시절, 유년기
He spent his childhood in the country.

youth

젊은 시절, 젊음
My mother was beautiful in her youth.

adult

성인, 어른
When you are nineteen years old, you are an adult in Korea.

couple

(한 쌍의) 부부, 연인, 커플, 두어 개
We met a nice couple on the trip.

elderly

나이가 지긋한, 연로한
We read books to the elderly people in the nursing home.

death

죽음, 사망
We were shocked by his death.

begin

시작하다, 시작되다
I began to learn Chinese when I was 5.

succeed

성공하다
I’m sure that you will succeed.

fail

실패하다
He failed several times, but he never gave up.

experience

경험; 경험하다, 겪다
You can learn by experience.

decision

결정, 결심
I can’t make a decision.

luck

운, 행운
Four-leaf clovers are a symbol of good luck.

wisdom

지혜, 현명함
These stories contain great wisdom.

attitude

태도, 자세, 마음가짐
You need to change your bad attitude.

meaningful

의미 있는, 유의미한
The trip was a meaningful experience for me.

remember

기억하다
I always remember to do my homework.

chance

기회, 가능성
Don’t miss this chance to see him.

fate

운명, 숙명
After he met her, his fate changed completely.

overcome

극복하다
He overcame all of his problems and finally succeeded.

someday

(미래의) 언젠가
I hope I become a star someday.

come true

실현되다
I’m sure that your dream will come true.

bring up

~을 기르다, ~을 양육하다
This is a good place to bring up children.

pass away

세상을 떠나다, 돌아가시다
My grandmother passed away last year.

invitation

초대, 초대장
I got an invitation to Emma’s birthday party.

guest

손님
How many guests did you invite?

congratulation

축하
A: I won first prize in the contest. B: Congratulations!

decorate

장식하다, 꾸미다
We decorated the Christmas tree.

candle

양초
She blew out the candles on the cake.

excited

신이 난, 흥분한
I am really excited about the trip.

surprise

놀라게 하다; 놀라운 일, 놀람
We will surprise Mom and Dad.

special

특별한, 특수한
We do something special every Christmas.

event

행사, 사건
This event happens every day during the festival.

wedding

결혼식
She was invited to the wedding.

anniversary

기념일
Tomorrow is my parents’ wedding anniversary.

refuse

거절하다, 거부하다
He refused to join our club.

accept

받아들이다, 수락하다
He gladly accepted my invitation.

festival

축제
Many people visit the town to enjoy the festival.

parade

행렬, 퍼레이드
You can join the street parade.

firework

폭죽, 불꽃놀이
The concert ended with fireworks.

costume

의상, 복장
The hanbok is a traditional Korean costume.

mask

탈, 가면
Everyone in the parade was wearing a mask.

trick

속임수, 장난, 묘기
He enjoys playing tricks on his friends.

participate

참가하다, 참여하다
Many children participated in the cooking event.

moment

순간, 때, 잠깐, 잠시
What was the happiest moment in your life?

offer

제공하다, 제의하다
He offered food and drinks to the guests.

wrap

싸다, 포장하다
Can you wrap this gift for me?

fill in

(서류·양식 등을) 작성하다
Please fill in this form to join the club.

spend+돈/시간+-ing

~하는 데 (돈을) 쓰다, ~하는 데 (시간을) 보내다
He spent a lot of money building this house.

physical

신체의, 육체적인
You need regular physical activity to stay healthy.

heart

심장, 마음
My heart is beating fast.

stomach

위, 배
My stomach hurts after meals.

brain

뇌, 두뇌
Blueberries are good for your brain.

chest

가슴
A gorilla was beating his chest.

waist

허리
What is your waist size?

back

등, 등뼈, 뒷면, 뒤쪽
Keep your back straight.

breath

숨, 호흡
Close your eyes and take a deep breath.

arm

팔
He broke his arm last week.

knee

무릎
The little girl sat on her dad’s knee.

heel

발뒤꿈치, (신발의) 굽
She put lotion on her dry heels.

palm

손바닥, 야자수
He looked at the coin in his palm.

thumb

엄지손가락
The human hand has a thumb and four fingers.

skin

피부
Too much sun is bad for your skin.

bone

뼈
Adults have 206 bones.

muscle

근육, 근력
He has very strong muscles.

blood

피, 혈액
They lost a lot of blood in the car accident.

tear

눈물, 울음; 찢다, 뜯다
The boy wiped the tears from his eyes.

tongue

혀, 언어
Giraffes have long tongues.

strength

힘, 기운, 체력, 장점, 강점
He didn’t have the strength to stand up.

alive

살아 있는
Is your grandmother still alive?

deaf

귀가 먹은, 청각 장애가 있는
It is a school for deaf students.

blind

눈이 먼, 시각 장애의
The dog helped the blind people.

work out

(헬스장 등에서 정기적으로) 운동하다
He works out three days a week.

stay up

(늦게까지) 깨어 있다, 자지 않고 있다
She stayed up late to finish the report.

personality

성격, 개성
We all have different personalities.

friendly

친절한, 상냥한
My neighbors are very friendly.

outgoing

외향적인, 사교적인
Judy is outgoing, so she makes friends easily.

gentle

온화한, 부드러운
My father is a kind and gentle man.

active

활동적인, 적극적인
My grandmother is 85, but she is still active.

faithful

충실한, 의리 있는
He is my true and faithful friend.

hard-working

근면한, 열심히 일하는
Ms. Smith is a hard-working teacher.

modest

겸손한, 보통의, 적당한
She is very modest about her success.

shy

수줍은, 부끄러워하는
Don’t be shy.

thoughtful

배려심 있는, 사려 깊은
Thank you for your thoughtful advice.

confident

자신감 있는, 확신하는
You look confident.

curious

궁금한, 호기심이 많은
Children are curious about everything around them.

polite

예의 바른, 공손한
He is always polite to everyone.

pride

자랑스러움, 자부심
He takes pride in his work.

clever

영리한, 재치 있는
Their son is very clever, so he learns everything quickly.

intelligent

총명한, 지적인
He is intelligent, but he doesn’t study hard.

fault

단점, 결점, 잘못, 책임
I can’t find fault with him.

cruel

잔인한, 무자비한
The cruel king killed many people.

mean

못된, 심술궂은; 의미하다
Jake was mean to everyone.

talkative

수다스러운, 말이 많은
My little sister is very talkative.

silly

어리석은, 바보 같은
You were silly to trust him.

appearance

외모, 겉모습
He is proud of his appearance.

unlike

~와 다른, ~와 달리
Ann is tall, unlike her sister.

take after

~을 닮다
David takes after his grandfather.

not only A but also B

A 뿐만 아니라 B도
She is not only beautiful but also smart.

emotion

감정
It is important to express emotions.

happiness

행복
We can’t buy happiness with money.

delight

(큰) 기쁨, 즐거움
He couldn’t hide his delight at the victory.

satisfied

만족하는
She was satisfied with her exam results.

hopeful

희망에 찬, 기대하는
We are hopeful about the future.

thankful

감사해하는, 고마워하는
She is thankful for her family.

pleased

기뻐하는
She was very pleased with my present.

sadness

슬픔
Her eyes are full of sadness.

anger

화, 분노
You should learn how to control your anger.

mad

몹시 화난, 열받은
Mr. Brown was mad at me for being rude.

upset

속상한, 기분이 상한
I was upset that he didn’t call.

jealous

질투하는, 시기하는
She is jealous of his talent.

fear

공포, 두려움, 무서움
I have a fear of heights.

afraid

두려워하는
Don’t be afraid of failure.

scream

비명을 지르다; 비명 (소리)
She found a spider in her bed and screamed.

shock

충격, 충격적인 일 . 충격을 주다
The news gave me a shock.

nervous

초조한, 긴장한
She is nervous about the interview.

tired

피곤한, 지친, 싫증 난, 지겨운
You look tired.

disappointed

실망한, 낙담한
I was disappointed with myself.

worry

걱정하다, 염려하다
You don’t have to worry about the schedule.

miss

그리워하다, 놓치다
I still miss him a lot.

regret

후회하다; 유감, 후회
I regret saying that to her.

seem

~인 것 같다, ~인 듯이 보이다
He seems interested in Julia.

fall in love with

~와 사랑에 빠지다
He fell in love with her.

be scared of

~을 무서워하다
She is scared of snakes.

gesture

몸짓, 손짓, 제스처
Some gestures have different meanings in different countries.

movement

움직임, 동작, (사회적·정치적) 운동
We watched the dancer’s graceful movements.

action

행동, 행위
Actions are more important than words.

bend

굽히다, 구부리다, 숙이다
He bent down to pick up the trash.

lie

누워 있다, 눕다, 거짓말하다
Cathy lay on the couch.

slide

미끄러지다; 미끄럼틀
The car slid on the ice.

lean

기대다, (몸을) 기울이다
Don’t lean on the door.

strike

치다, 부딪치다
The truck struck the tree.

swing

흔들리다, 흔들다; 그네
The monkey was swinging in the tree.

lift

들다, 들어 올리다
He lifted the box.

hide

숨기다, 감추다, 숨다
I’ll hide the gifts under the bed.

roll

굴러가다, 굴리다; 두루마리
The coin rolled under the table.

stretch

쭉 펴다, 스트레칭하다
Yoga is a great way to stretch your body.

repeat

반복하다, 다시 말하다
I’m sorry. Could you repeat that?

sigh

한숨을 쉬다; 한숨 (소리)
Mom looked at me and sighed deeply.

blink

(눈을) 깜박이다
Blink your eyes often.

glance

흘끗[휙] 보다
He glanced at me over his shoulder.

raise

들어 올리다, 올리다, 모으다, 기르다
He raised his arms above his head.

continue

계속하다, 계속되다
She continued reading the book until midnight.

react

반응하다
How did he react to the news?

relax

편히 쉬다, 긴장을 풀다
I relaxed at home last Sunday.

suddenly

갑자기, 별안간
Suddenly, she began to run.

quick

빠른, 신속한, 민첩한
The firefighter’s quick action saved her life.

by chance

우연히
I met her by chance on the train.

as soon as

~하자마자
As soon as I entered the room, they stopped talking.