클래스카드 | 보카클리어 중학 기본편

morning

아침, 오전
I drink milk in the morning.

afternoon

오후
We will go swimming this afternoon.

evening

저녁
I usually watch TV in the evening.

day

하루, 날, 낮
Have a good day!

night

밤, 야간
We can see stars at night.

noon

정오
Let’s meet at noon.

sleep

(잠을) 자다
Did you sleep well last night?

play

놀다, 경기하다, 연주하다
We played outside.

study

공부하다; 공부
I’m studying for a math test.

wash

씻다
Wash your hands.

nice

좋은, 멋진
You look nice today.

busy

바쁜
He is busy with his work.

hurry

서두르다
We need to hurry.

every

모든, ~마다, 매 ~
Every student likes the class.

home

집; 집으로
I had dinner at home.

room

방
I clean my room every day.

shower

샤워
I take a shower in the morning.

relax

편히 쉬다, 긴장을 풀다
Sit down and relax.

habit

습관, 버릇
Saving money is a good habit.

diary

일기, 일기장
Do you keep a diary?

brush

붓질하다, 솔질하다; 붓, 솔
I brush my teeth twice a day.

mirror

거울
I looked at myself in the mirror.

clock

시계
There is a clock on the wall.

get up

(잠자리에서) 일어나다
My grandmother gets up early in the morning.

go to bed

잠자리에 들다
I usually go to bed at 10.

family

가족, 가정
There are four people in my family.

father

아버지
The man in the picture is my father.

mother

어머니
My mother loves reading.

brother

남자 형제(형, 오빠, 남동생)
Her little brother is cute.

sister

여자 형제(누나, 언니, 여동생)
Do you have any brothers or sisters?

marry

~와 결혼하다
Tom married Alice last year.

parent

부모 (중 한 사람)
I love my parents.

son

아들
This is my son, John.

daughter

딸
Their daughter became a singer.

twin

쌍둥이 (중 한 사람); 쌍둥이의
He is my twin brother.

husband

남편
Her husband is American.

wife

아내, 부인
His wife is a doctor.

grandparent

조부모 (중 한 사람)
My grandparents live in Jeju-do.

visit

방문하다, 찾아가다
I visited my grandparents yesterday.

welcome

환영합니다!; 환영하다
Welcome to my house!

uncle

삼촌, 아저씨
I went fishing with my uncle.

aunt

고모, 이모, 숙모
My aunt lives in Busan.

cousin

사촌
Harry and I are cousins.

relative

친척
We have some relatives in Spain.

name

이름
My name is Roy Kim.

pet

애완동물
I have two pets.

dear

~에게[께], 소중한
Dear Bob,

also

또한, ~도
My mother is a teacher and also a writer.

take care of

~을 돌보다
He takes care of his brothers after school.

have a good time

즐거운 시간을 보내다
We had a good time together yesterday.

wear

(옷·신발·모자 등을) 입고[신고/쓰고] 있다
Jane is wearing a long coat.

clothes

옷
I want to buy some new clothes.

shirt

셔츠
I’m looking for a shirt.

sweater

스웨터
This sweater is warm.

skirt

치마, 스커트
She bought a short skirt.

dress

드레스, 원피스
My sister gave me a dress.

jacket

재킷
He wore a black jacket.

uniform

제복, 유니폼
I like my school uniform.

pants

바지
These pants are too small for me.

jeans

청바지
She usually wears jeans and a T-shirt.

sock

양말 (한 짝)
I found a sock under the bed.

shoe

신발 (한 짝)
His shoes are old.

glove

장갑 (한 짝)
It’s cold outside. You need to wear gloves.

pair

한 쌍, 한 켤레, 한 벌
He bought a pair of pants yesterday.

cap

(챙이 앞에만 달린) 모자
How many caps do you have?

hat

(챙이 둥글게 달린) 모자
I bought a hat for my grandmother.

scarf

스카프, 목도리
This scarf is very soft.

belt

허리띠, 벨트
I need a new belt.

bag

가방
She put some books in her bag.

pocket

주머니
The jacket has two pockets.

tie

넥타이; 매다, 묶다
He wears a tie every day.

design

디자인하다, 설계하다; 디자인, 설계
My aunt designed the clothes.

fashion

패션, 의류업
He is a fashion designer.

put on

~을 입다[신다/쓰다]
She put on her coat.

take off

~을 벗다, (비행기가) 이륙하다
Please take off your shoes.

breakfast

아침 식사
I have breakfast at 8.

lunch

점심 식사
What did you have for lunch?

dinner

저녁 식사
What time do you usually have dinner?

eat

먹다
I ate a salad for breakfast.

drink

마시다; 음료, 마실 것
She drinks milk every morning.

food

음식
Do you like Chinese food?

spoon

숟가락
She ate the ice cream with a spoon.

fork

포크
He used a fork to eat the spaghetti.

knife

칼, 나이프
I cut the bread with a knife.

meat

고기, 육류
Emily doesn’t eat meat.

chicken

닭고기, 닭
I made a chicken sandwich.

beef

소고기
We had beef for dinner.

pork

돼지고기
Do you want beef or pork?

water

물; (식물 등에) 물을 주다
Can I have some water?

rice

쌀, 밥
He cooked rice for dinner.

bread

빵
Ms. White bakes bread every day.

tea

(음료) 차
Be careful. This tea is very hot.

snack

간식, 간단한 식사
I had a snack before lunch.

prepare

준비하다
Dad is preparing breakfast.

delicious

아주 맛있는
The food was delicious.

sweet

달콤한, 단; 단것, 사탕
The chocolate tastes sweet.

salty

짠, 짭짤한
The soup is too salty.

spicy

매운, 매콤한
I like spicy food.

eat out

외식하다
We eat out every Friday evening.

set the table

상을 차리다
Mom set the table for breakfast.

go

가다
I went to the park.

come

오다
Come here.

read

읽다
He is reading the newspaper.

write

(글 등을) 쓰다
She writes children’s stories.

use

사용하다
Can I use your phone?

try

노력하다, 해보다
You should try hard.

have

가지고 있다, 먹다, 마시다
He has a bike.

open

열다; 열린
Open the door.

close

닫다; 가까운, 친한
The store closes at 9 p.m.

start

시작하다
He started to sing.

end

끝나다, 끝내다; 끝
The class ended at 2 p.m.

finish

끝내다, 마치다
I finished my homework.

make

만들다
Can you make popcorn from corn?

act

행동하다, 연기하다
Don’t act like a child.

stop

멈추다, 그만두다; 정류장
They stopped talking.

put

놓다, 두다
She put the key on the table.

carry

나르다, 가지고 다니다
He is carrying a box.

take

가져가다, 데려가다
Take an umbrella with you.

bring

가져오다, 데려오다
Did you bring an umbrella?

pick

고르다, (꽃을) 꺾다, (과일을) 따다
We picked some apples.

keep

유지하다, 계속 ~하다
Keep your room clean.

cover

덮다, 가리다
She covered her face with her hands.

line up

줄을 서다
Please line up here.

pick up

~을 집어 들다, ~을 차로 데리러 가다
She picked up a pencil.

stop by

(~에) 잠시 들르다
I’ll stop by the store.

baby

아기
The baby is crying.

boy

남자아이, 소년
Two boys are playing with a ball.

girl

여자아이, 소녀
The girl is my sister.

man

(성인) 남자
A young man saved a little girl.

woman

(성인) 여자
Who is that woman in the red coat?

lady

여성분, 숙녀
I helped an old lady on the street.

gentleman

남성분, 신사
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen!

people

사람들
There are five people in the room.

person

(개개의) 사람, 개인
He is a really nice person.

king

왕
King Sejong created Hangeul.

queen

여왕
The queen will visit the town.

prince

왕자
The prince will become the next king.

princess

공주
The princess was brave.

angel

천사
I saw an angel in my dream.

neighbor

이웃, 이웃 사람
Hi, I’m your new neighbor.

group

무리, 집단, 그룹
She met a group of students.

leader

지도자, 리더
I’m the leader of the study group.

member

회원, 구성원
He is a member of the tennis club.

master

달인, 대가; 완전히 익히다, 숙달하다
She is a master of writing short stories.

owner

주인, 소유주
The owner of the restaurant welcomed us.

gather

모이다, 모으다
A lot of people gathered in the street.

each

각자의, 각각의; 각자, 각각
Each girl has her own pet.

each other

서로
They love each other.

come from

~ 출신이다, ~에서 오다
She comes from Canada.

on my way home

집으로 가는 길에[도중에]
I met Jenny on my way home.