Jazz English 3e-Book 2 Unit 07 (K)

annoying

거슬리게 하는; 귀찮은
She has some annoying eating habits.

anxious

신경이 곤두선
She was anxious to see more places during her trip to Europe.

ashamed

부끄러운; 창피한
The buyers in Paris were very ashamed and did not call the police.

confused

당황한; 혼란한
The students looked confused when the teacher gave them a quiz.

depressed

우울한
The depressed boy laid on his bed all day and thought about his sick dog.

drained

완전히 지친
She suddenly felt totally drained.

dread

두려워하다
Most of kids have a dread of ghost.

embarrassed

당혹스러운
Morris was embarrassed after he burped in the middle of math class.

envious

시기하는, 질투심 강한
He was envious of his brother's success.

exhausted

기진맥진한
Bill is exhausted from volleyball practice.

furious

몹시 화를 내는
I described what had transpired, and he was furious.

grouchy

기분이 언짢은; 신경질 내는
You've been grouchy all day long.

jealous

질투하는
Sir Andrew was jealous when he saw Olivia talking to another man.

monotonous

지루한
The work in a factory is generally monotonous.

moody

침울한; 감정기복이 심한
It is quite difficult to be a friend to someone who is very moody.

proud

자부심 있는
She is proud of her work.

relax

쉬다
While the baby is napping, the mother can relax.

relaxing

긴장을 푼
A relaxing holiday gave me pleasure and satisfaction.

relieved

완화된, 안심시키는
Dunning was relieved to finally get some information about his problem.

revenge

복수심
After the murder of his son, the father sought revenge.

soothing

달래는, 위로하는, 진정하는
The soothing music helped the baby fall asleep.

stressed

스트레스 받는, 스트레스 해소된
Whenever I have a big exam to pass, I always feel extremely tired and stressed.

tickled pink

매우 기쁜
You'll be tickled pink to know that your donation will help feed quite a few hungry people.

tranquil

조용한; 평온한
We had a very tranquil experience in the Bahamas on our vacation.