당나귀 Listening-Book 1 Test 02 (E)

after school

outside regular school hours
He is going to go shopping with his parents after school.

aisle

a long narrow space between rows of seats
You should always keep the aisles of an airplane clear.

alarm clock

a clock that can be set to wake someone up
I didn’t hear my alarm clock.

ancient

belonging to the distant past
An ancient city was discovered under the sand.

annoyed

a little angry
I was annoyed because she didn’t help me clean the house.

anything

any object or matter
I do not know anything about American history.

aunt

the sister of one's mother or father
This type of family may include grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.

be good at

to do something well
My brother is good at using computers.

bigger than

of great size than the other
The elephant is bigger than the mouse.

birthday party

anniversary of one's birth
She is planning to have her birthday party next week.

borrow

to take or receive something, belonging to another
They borrowed a boat from somebody who wasn’t around.

bring

to have something and come with it to a place
Don't forget to bring your books with you.

brochure

a piece of promotional material containing information
The store sent out an advertising brochure.

buy

to trade money for something
We buy clothes at the store.

can't stand

throughly dislike
Max can't stand the odor of her food.

check out

to view or look at
Did you have a chance to check out the new motorcycles?

clean up

to make an area clean
I like to clean up my house.

competition

a contest to win a prize
Arthur went to London to help Kay prepare for the competition between knights.

confident

believing ones ability or talent
He is confident that he could do her job.

congratulations

speak to someone in order to congratulate them
I patted him on the back and said, 'congratulations!'

crowded

full of people
The subways are very crowded in the morning.

cute

pretty and often small or childish
She thinks her boyfriend is cute, but other people don't think so.

definitely

absolutely; certainly
I will definitely be taking a refresher course next fall.

errand

a short journey either to take a message or to deliver or collect
Bill had to run some errands after work.

Europe

a continent in the west part of the landmass
He lived during the Renaissance in europe.

far

a long distance away
San Francisco is quite far from here.

favorite

most prized
Martha told Mary how Archibald’s wife had died of an accident in her favorite garden.

fit

to be appropriate for something
This big shirt does not fit.

fly

to move through the air
Birds fly in the air.

folder

a thick folded paper or case used as a holder
Please put all of the articles about the mayor in that folder.

get along with

have a smooth relationship
My older brother and I really get along with each other.

give up

to stop doing something permanently
If you give up, that means you stop trying to do something.

go out

to leave the house to go somewhere
Prepare yourself so we can go out.

hard time

difficulty
She is having a hard time solving mathematics.

history

events that happened in the past
Do you know anything about American history?

hold on

to keep or retain
You could hold on to your money for a time and pay less.

important

of great value, meaning or effect
It is important that you remember the promises you make with others.

in a hurry

needing or wanting to do something quickly
He's in a hurry, so give it to him quickly.

lake

a large area of water surrounded by land
We are having a picnic by the lake tomorrow.

late

arriving, happening or beginning after the expected time
It's never too late to say you're sorry.

lead role

the main character; the main person
My friend played the lead role in Shakespeare's play.

live

to have life; to be alive
The family lives in a nice house by the sea.

look for

the act of looking or seeing
I came to a big city to look for work.

miss

to fail to hit or obtain a desired result
I try to toss the ball into the basket, but I miss.

near

close to
Is there a restaurant near here?

permission

an agreement to allow someone to do something
My parents gave me permission to go to the school dance.

play

a story that is written afor performance on the stage
More people watch movies than plays.

poster

a large notice or advertisement printed on a large paper
Jenny has a poster of clowns on her wall.

prepare

to get ready
My mother prepared a meal;

present

a gift
He gave me a wedding present.

puppy

a very young dog
My girlfriend wants to get a puppy.

question

a sentence or phrase that a person asks
That is a terrible question to ask her.

record

to copy sounds or images onto a machine that can play them back
We used the camcorder to record Tom's football game.

ride

to sit on and be carried by a horse
He was great at riding horses and roping cattle.

ride a bike

to be carried in a bicycle
How old were you when you learned to ride a bike?

save

to keep for future use
I saved your picture on my computer.

seem to

impression of being in a certain way
He seems to be happy because of his birthday.

share

to allow someone to use that belongs to you
Devices such as these have changed the way we create and share information.

soccer game

a game played on a teams of 11 players
I watched a soccer game. It was between Korea and Japan.

stranger

someone you don't know
My mom told me to never talk to strangers when I was young.

stuck

unable to move
Our car was stuck in the traffic for hours.

stuff

material, substance or an object
What is that black, oily stuff on the beach?

succeed

to happen or take place as desired or intended
Some people succeed at climbing Mt. Everest.

surely

definitely; for certain
The students will surely arrive by 9 a.m.

take

to require an amount of time or money
It will take him two hours to finish his homework.

tan

light brown color
She is in a big tan tent.

teddy bear

plaything consisting of a child's toy bear
Many children cuddle a teddy bear when they go to bed.

tight

leaving no space between clothing and thebody
My trousers are too tight.

untidy

not keeping things neat
The room was untidy after the party.

violin lesson

a lesson in playing the violin
The teacher gave a violin lesson to the students.

visit

to go somewhere to spend time with someone
Sponsors are invited to visit the children whom they support.

wake up

to stop sleeping
What time are you going to wake up tomorrow?

win

to succeed in a game or contest
He always makes an effort to win the game.

without

not having or including something
Joe was heartbroken without Lassie and Lassie missed Joe too.

wonder

to show amazement or be curious
Carlos did not bring a pencil to class today. I wonder why.