고교영어I 다락원 김길중 5단원 (2015 개정)

shell

v. 포격하다, 폭격하다
The enemy shelled the city day and night.

ground zero

제로 지점(핵폭탄이 터지는 지점)
There is a monument located at ground zero where the bomb exploded.

conflict

n. 갈등
There were several conflicts at the meeting.

sniper

n. 저격수
The problem was that snipers were shooting at innocent people.

bombardment

n. 포격, 폭격
The bombardment of the city lasted all day and night.

overlook

v. 바라보다, 내려다보다
The park overlooks the entire city, so there is a great view.

terrify

v. 무섭게 하다, 겁먹게 하다.
I was so terrified that I couldn’t even speak.

siege

n. 포위 작전
The siege of the city lasted for several months.

explode

v. 폭발하다
Your washing machine could be in danger of exploding if you don’t repair it.

blast

n. 폭발
At least eight people were wounded in a blast outside the cafe.

helpless

a. 무기력한, 무력한, 속수무책의
Students are raising funds for the helpless victims of war.

uncertainty

n. 불확실성
What should we do in times of uncertainty?

plunge

v. 거꾸러지다
One bad decision could plunge the country into chaos for years.

rubble

n. 돌무더기
All of the buildings in the city have been reduced to rubble.

consecutive

a. 연이은
She was absent from school for ten consecutive days.

composer

n. 작곡가
He is a very talented composer and singer.

fearsome

a. 무시무시한
That snake is one of nature’s most fearsome predators.

fragment

n. 조각, 파편
I accidentally dropped a glass, and it burst into fragments.

composition

n. (음악 · 미술 · 시) 작품
It is without a doubt one of Beethoven’s finest compositions.

note

n. 음, 음표
He played the first few notes of “Fly Me to the Moon.”

tranquil

a. 고요한, 평온한
He stood and watched the tranquil water of the lake.

funeral

n. 장례식
Hundreds of people attended the queen’s funeral.

target

v. 목표로 삼다, 겨냥하다.
The company is targeting teens with its new line of products.

dedicate

v. 바치다, 전념하다
Some people dedicate their entire lives to a single goal.

conduct

v. 지휘하다
The new year’s concert will be conducted by a famous composer.

collaborate

v. 협력하다
The two nations agreed to collaborate in the energy sector.

perseverance

n. 인내
It takes great perseverance to climb a high mountain.

violence

n. 폭행, 폭력
Using violence to end violence is definitely not a desirable answer.