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- abash
- 어 배쉬 2, 무안하게 하다:Meredith felt abashed by her inability to remember her lines in the school chorus of "Old McDonald Had a Farm"
- unabashedly
- 부ë„러운기색ë„ì—†ì´
- abate
- <ê³ í†µì´>ê°ì†Œí•˜ë‹¤:the agony abated; <비바람ì´>ìž ìž í•´ì§€ë‹¤:Bad weather abates when good weather begins to return.
- abatement
- 경감:tax abatement
- aberration
- ì—¡ ì–´ ë¤ ì´ ì…˜ 3, ì •ë„ì—서벗어난것; 예외
- aberrant
- ì •ë„ì—서벗어난
- abhor
- 앱 홀 2, 소름ì´ë¼ì¹ ì •ë„로싫어하다:hating a person is almost friendly in comparison with abhorring him or her.
- abhorrence
- í˜ì˜¤
- abhorrent
- 견딜수없ì´ì‹«ì€ :It is ~ to me.= I am ~ of it. 나는 그게 질색ì´ë‹¤(I abhor it.)
- abject
- 앱 줵트 1, í¬ë§ì´ì—†ëŠ”:A slave is abject.:abject poverty 극빈
- abnegate
- 앱 너 ê²Œìž 1, <ì¦ê±°ì›€ì„> ëŠë‹¤:Samantha abnegated desserts for one month after getting on the scale.
- self-abnegation
- ìžê¸°í¬ìƒ
- abortive
- unsuccessful:Mary and Elizabeth made an abortive effort to bake a birthday cake; that is, their effort didi not result in a birthday cake.
- abort
- to end something before it is completed.
- abridgement
- 요약본
- absolute
- 앱 ì° ë¤ 1, 무조건ì ì¸:An absolute rule is one that has no exceptions and that you must follow, no two ways about it. ì ˆëŒ€ì ì¸ ê²ƒ:Death, for living things, is an absolute, which means that it is total, unlimited, or perfect.
- absolve
- 앱 졸브 2, ì˜ë¬´ë¥¼ ë©´ì œí•˜ë‹¤:Bill absolved Mary of her obligation to go to the prom with him.
- absolution
- 앱 ì° ë£¨ ì…˜ 3, ë©´ì œ
- abstinent
- 앱 스터 넌트 1, Beulah used to be a chain-smoker; now she's abstinent ì ˆì œí•˜ëŠ”
- abstain
- ì ˆì œí•˜ë‹¤ <from>~ from food[flesh and fish] 단ì‹í•˜ë‹¤[육ì‹ì„ 피하다]
- abstruse
- 앱 스트루스 2, 난해한
- abyss
- ì–´ 비쓰 a bottomless pit(구ë©ì´), or something so deep thath it seems bottomless 나ë½; 구ë í……ì´:the ~ of despair ì ˆë§ì˜ 구ë í……ì´
- abysmal
- ì–´ 비즈 ë©€ 2, 지ë…하게안좋ì€(very bad)
- accolade
- ì• ì»¬ ë ˆì» 1, ì¹ì†¡(주로 복수로)
- accost
- 어 커스트 2, to approach and speak to someone aggresively:Amanda karate chopped the stranger who accosted her in the street and was embarassed to find he was an old blind man.
- acerbic=acerb[ì–´ ì³ 2]
- ì–´ ì° ë¹… 2, difficult to accept; unpleasant; ì‹ ëž„í•œ
- acquiesce
- ì• ì¿ ìœ„ ì—스 3, 마지못해따르다:The pirates asked Pete to walk the plank; he took one look at their swords and then acquiesced.
- acrid
- ì— í¬ë¥ƒ 1, ì‹ ë§›ì´ë‚˜ëŠ”; 톡ì˜ëŠ”; 심한발언
- acrimonious
- ì• í¬ëŸ¬ 모우 니 어스 3, full of spite
- acumen
- ì• í 먼 1, í†µì°°ë ¥
- acute
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ì–´ í우트 2, ì‹œë ¥ì´ì¢‹ì€:My eyesight is acute(You can see things that other people can't=You have visual acuity.
(지성등ì´)예리한:an acute mind=you have mental acuity.
(ê³ í†µë“±ì´)예리한:an acute pain=a sharp pain
Acute means sharp only in a figurative sense. A knife, which is sharp enough to cut, is never said to be acute.
An acute disease <병ì´>ê¸‰ì„±ì¸ - adamant=adamantine(ì• ë” ë§¨ í‹´ 3,)
- unyielding; 매우단단한:a diamond is adamant.
- address
- ì–´ ë“œë¤ ì“° 2, to address a convention:to give a speech to the convention; to address a problem:to face it and set about solving it
- adherent
- 앧 히어 뤈트 2, 옹호ìž
- admonish
- 앧 마 니쉬 2:The boys' mother admonished(ê²½ê³ í–ˆë‹¤) them not to eat the pie she had just baked.When they did so anyway, she admonished(scold gently 주ì˜ë¥¼ì£¼ë‹¤) them for doing it.
- adroit
- ì–´ ë“œë¡œìž 2, skillful 솜씨좋ì€
- adulation
- ì• ì ˆ ë ˆì´ ì…˜ 3, wild or excessive admiration ë¶€ë‹´ìŠ¤ëŸ¬ìš¸ì •ë„ì˜ì¹ì°¬
- adulterate
- ì–´ ëœ í„° ë¤ ìž 2, contaminate; make impure:vegetarians do not like their foods adulterated with animal fats.
- affable
- ì• í¼ ë²Œ 1, 붙임성있는
- affectation
- ì• íŒ© íƒœì´ ì…˜ 3, Behavior that is assumed rather than natural; artificiality
- affinity
- ì–´ 피 너 í‹° 2, A natural attraction, liking, or feeling of kinship 좋아함; An inherent similarity between persons or things ìœ ì‚¬ì„±
- agrarian
- 어 그래어 뤼 언 2, Relating to agricultural or rural matters
- agnostic
- ì• ê·¸ 나스 틱 2, ë¶ˆê°€ì§€ë¡ (ä¸å¯çŸ¥è«–)ìž
- aggregate
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ì• ê·¸ëŸ¬ 것 1, sum total; a collection of separate things mixed together:
Chili is an aggregate of meat and beans;
You would make Chili by aggregating meat and beans;
Chili is an aggregate(집합ì ì¸)food. - alacrity
- ì–´ 래 í¬ë¤¼í‹° with~ 경쾌하게; 민첩하게
- allege
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ì–´ ë ˆì¥ 2, 우기다; 주장하다;
"Bill alleges that I stole his hat"
1. Bill says I stole his hate
2. I say I didn't do it.
allegation:주장 - alleviate
- ì–¼ 리 비 ì—ìž 2, 완화하다:Aspirin alleviates headache pain.
- alloy
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앨 ë¡œì´ 1, 합금:Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
ì–¼ ë¡œì´ 2, mix two things together
unalloyed : pure - allusion
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ì–¼ 루 ì ¼ 2, 암시 allude (암시ì 으로) 언급하다: To refer to it indirectly :an allusion is an allusion only if the source isn't identified directly.:"I sometimes wonder whether to be or not to be"-->alluding
"As Hamlet said, 'To be or not to be, that is the question,'"-->direct reference, not an allusion - altruism
- 앨 트루 ì´ ì 1, ì´íƒ€ì£¼ì˜
- ambience
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앰 비 언쓰 1, <문>분위기
adj. ambient - ambivalent
- ì•° 비 벌 런트 2, undecided; having opposed feelings simultaneously 모순ë˜ëŠ” ê°ì •ì´ 공존하는 Susan felt ambivalent about George as a boyfriend. Her frequent desire to break up with him reflected this ambivalence.
- ameliorate
- ì–´ ë¯¸ì¼ ë¦¬ì–´ ë¤ ìž 2, ê°œì„ í•˜ë‹¤
- amenable
- 어 미 너 벌 2, 따르는<to>:I suggested that Bert pay for my lunch as well as for his own and, to my surprise, he was amenable to the suggestion.
- amenity
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ì–´ ë©” 니 í‹° 2, [보통 pl. ]ì˜¤ë½ [문화] 시설:The amenities at the local club include a swimming pool, a golf course, and a fallout shelter.
[pl.]화장실; [pl.]호텔ì—ì„œ 공짜로 지급ë˜ëŠ” 물건들(비누, 샴푸 등등) - amiable
- ì—ì´ ë¯¸ ì–´ 벌 1, 붙임성있는
- amicable
- ì• ë¯¸ 커 벌 1, 우호ì ì¸:~ relations 우호 관계
- amnesty
- ì•° 너 스티 1, <from amnesia기억ìƒì‹¤ì¦> 사면:The word amnesty always refers to a pardon given to a group or class of people. A pardon granted to a single person is simply a pardon.
- amoral
- ì—ì´ ëª¨ 뤌 2, ë„ë•ì ì´ì§€ë„부ë„ë•ì ì´ì§€ë„ì•Šì€ :A moral person does right; an immoral person does wrong; an amoral person simply does.
- amorphous
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ì–´ 몰 í¼ì“° 2, ë¬´ì •í˜•ì˜(formless):To say that something has an
"amorphous shape" is a contradiction. How can a shape be shapeless?