[03] Vocabulário em frases 02

Question 1

저 사람은 저의 동생이에요

Answer 1

That person is my younger sibling

[동생 —— younger sibling]

__________

While technically this word means “younger sibling” Korean will refer to a close friend (who is younger than them) using this word. This often leads to dialogues like this:

Korean person: “Hey! This is my 동생!”
Me: “Really?”
Korean person: “No, not really.”

To distinguish that somebody is actually related to you by blood, they use the word “친동생”

Question 2

친동생

Answer 2

biological younger sibling

[동생 —— younger sibling]

__________

While technically this word means “younger sibling” Korean will refer to a close friend (who is younger than them) using this word. This often leads to dialogues like this:

Korean person: “Hey! This is my 동생!”
Me: “Really?”
Korean person: “No, not really.”

To distinguish that somebody is actually related to you by blood, they use the word “친동생”

Question 3

동생은 왜 울었어요?

Answer 3

Why did your brother/sister cry?

[동생 —— younger sibling]

__________

While technically this word means “younger sibling” Korean will refer to a close friend (who is younger than them) using this word. This often leads to dialogues like this:

Korean person: “Hey! This is my 동생!”
Me: “Really?”
Korean person: “No, not really.”

To distinguish that somebody is actually related to you by blood, they use the word “친동생”

Question 4

저는 남동생보다 키가 더 커요

Answer 4

I am taller than my (younger) brother

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 5

나는 남동생보다 밥을 더 먹었어

Answer 5

I ate more than my (younger) brother

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 6

너의 남동생은 몇 살이야?

Answer 6

How old is your (younger) brother?

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 7

저의 게으른 남동생은 하루 종일 아무것도 안 해요

Answer 7

My lazy brother doesn’t do anything all day

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 8

저는 2주 전에 남동생을 만났어요

Answer 8

I met my brother 2 weeks ago

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 9

남동생은 울었어요?

Answer 9

Did your brother cry?

[남동생 —– younger brother]

Question 10

저의 여동생은 지난 주에 책 두 권을 읽었어요

Answer 10

My sister read two books last week

[여동생 ——- younger sister]

Question 11

너의 여동생은 예뻐요

Answer 11

Your younger sister is pretty

[여동생 ——- younger sister]

Question 12

그 사람은 저의 형입니다

Answer 12

That person is my brother

[형 —— older brother]

__________

This word is only used if the younger person is also a man

Question 13

형을 왜 때렸어요?

Answer 13

Why did you hit your brother?

[형 —— older brother]

__________

This word is only used if the younger person is also a man

Question 14

저의 형은 똑똑한 남자입니다

Answer 14

My brother is a smart man

[형 —— older brother]

__________

This word is only used if the younger person is also a man

Question 15

저는 공을 오빠한테 던졌어요

Answer 15

I threw the ball to my brother

[오빠 —– older brother]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a female

Question 16

오빠는 바닥에 앉아서 점심을 먹었어요

Answer 16

My brother ate lunch sitting on the floor

[오빠 —– older brother]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a female

Question 17

오빠는 밤 늦게 밥을 먹는 것을 좋아해요

Answer 17

My brother likes eating food late at night

[오빠 —– older brother]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a female

Question 18

저의 누나는 대학생이에요

Answer 18

My older sister is a University student

[누나 = older sister]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a male

Question 19

저는 저의 누나를 불렀어요

Answer 19

I called my sister

[누나 = older sister]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a male

Question 20

이 사람은 저의 누나예요

Answer 20

This (person) is my sister

[누나 = older sister]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a male

Question 21

저는 저의 누나한테 돈만 줄 거예요

Answer 21

To my older sister, I’ll just give money

[누나 = older sister]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a male

Question 22

저의 누나는 충동적인 여자예요

Answer 22

My older sister is an impulsive girl

[누나 = older sister]

_________

This word is only used if the younger person is a male

Question 23

저는 언니랑 밥을 먹었어요

Answer 23

I ate with my sister

[언니 ——- older sister]

__________

This word is only used if the younger person is a female

Question 24

저의 삼촌은 선생님이에요

Answer 24

My uncle is a teacher

[삼촌 —— uncle]

Question 25

우리 엄마는 이모와 닮았어요

Answer 25

My mom looks like our aunt

[이모 ——- aunt (on mother’s side)]

Question 26

우리 아버지는 고모와 살고 있어요

Answer 26

Our father lives with our aunt

[고모 ——- aunt (on father’s side)]

Question 27

아저씨! 앉으세요!

Answer 27

Sir, please sit down

[아저씨 —— older man not related to you]

Question 28

아저씨! 맥주 두 잔 주세요!

Answer 28

Sir! Two glasses of beer, please!

[아저씨 —— older man not related to you]

Question 29

아주머니! 소주 두 병 주세요!

Answer 29

Miss! Two bottles of soju please!

[아주머니 —— older woman not related to you]

Question 30

동대문시장에서 아주머니가 많아요

Answer 30

There are a lot of older women in Dongdaemun market

[아주머니 —— older woman not related to you]

Question 31

산타할아버지

Answer 31

Santa Clause (Santa Grandpa)

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 32

우리 할아버지는 한국전쟁에서 싸웠어요

Answer 32

Our grandfather fought in the Korean war

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 33

할아버지와 할아버지 친구는 옛날 이야기를 나눴어요

Answer 33

Grandpa and his friend shared old stories (with each other)

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 34

아들은 할아버지께 선물을 줬어요

Answer 34

The son gave a present to his grandfather

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 35

그 할아버지는 주름이 하나도 없어요

Answer 35

That grandfather doesn’t even have one wrinkle

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 36

할아버지께 선물을 드리고 싶어요

Answer 36

I want to give my grandfather a present

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 37

할아버지가 여기에 계신지 몰랐어요

Answer 37

I didn’t know you were here, grandpa

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 38

할아버지는 우리 아들에게 돈을 주었어요

Answer 38

Grandpa gave money to our son

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 39

우리 할아버지가 죽어서 저는 너무 슬퍼요

Answer 39

I am very sad because my grandfather died

[할아버지 ——– grandfather]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “하라버지”

___________

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandfather, not just your own grandfather.

Question 40

저의 할머니는 요리를 너무 잘해요

Answer 40

My grandmother cooks very well

[할머니 —— grandmother]

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandmother, not just your own grandmother.

Question 41

저의 할머니가 여기에 자주 안 오셔요

Answer 41

My grandmother doesn’t come here often

[할머니 —— grandmother]

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandmother, not just your own grandmother.

Question 42

저는 할머니를 위해 식사를 준비했어요

Answer 42

I prepared a meal for grandmother

[할머니 —— grandmother]

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandmother, not just your own grandmother.

Question 43

할머니는 어제 아파서 입원했어요

Answer 43

Grandma checked into the hospital yesterday because she was sick

[할머니 —— grandmother]

You can use this word to refer to anybody who looks the age of a grandmother, not just your own grandmother.

Question 44

저는 어제 친구를 만났어요

Answer 44

I met a friend yesterday

[친구 —— friend]

Question 45

저는 저의 친구를 자주 만나요

Answer 45

I meet my friend often

[친구 —— friend]

Question 46

저는 친구랑 같이 있어요

Answer 46

I’m with my friend

[친구 —— friend]

Question 47

저는 저의 친구에게 돈을 줬어요

Answer 47

I gave my friend money

[친구 —— friend]

Question 48

저는 친구와 집에 갔어요

Answer 48

I went home with my friend

[친구 —— friend]

Question 49

저는 그것을 친구한테서 들었어요

Answer 49

I heard that from my friend

[친구 —— friend]

Question 50

저의 친구는 저 쪽으로 갔어요

Answer 50

My friend went that way

[친구 —— friend]

Question 51

저는 친구와 비슷해요

Answer 51

I am similar to my friend

[친구 —— friend]

Question 52

저의 친구는 (여기) 근처에 살아요

Answer 52

My friend lives close (to here)

[친구 —— friend]

Question 53

사진을 찍다

Answer 53

to take a picture

[사진 —— picture]

Question 54

여행했을 때 사진을 많이 찍었어요

Answer 54

When I travelled, I took a lot of pictures

[사진 —— picture]

Question 55

이 사진 어때?

Answer 55

How about this picture?

[사진 —— picture]

Question 56

이것은 나쁜 사진입니다

Answer 56

This is a bad picture

[사진 —— picture]

Question 57

저의 사진은 침대 위에 걸려 있어요

Answer 57

My picture is hanging above my bed

[사진 —— picture]

Question 58

저는 사진을 하나도 안 찍었어요

Answer 58

I didn’t even take one picture

[사진 —— picture]

Question 59

저는 사진을 벽에 걸었어요

Answer 59

I hung a picture on a wall

[사진 —— picture]

Question 60

안경을 쓰다

Answer 60

to wear glasses

[안경 —— glasses]

Question 61

저는 새로운 안경을 샀어요

Answer 61

I bought new glasses

[안경 —— glasses]

Question 62

비밀을 밝히다

Answer 62

to let a secret go/tell somebody else about a secret

[비밀 —– secret]

Question 63

비밀을 지키다

Answer 63

to protect a secret/not tell somebody else about a secret

[비밀 —– secret]

Question 64

그것이 비밀이라서 말하지 마세요

Answer 64

Don’t say anything because it is a secret!

[비밀 —– secret]

Question 65

그것은 큰 비밀이었어요

Answer 65

That was a big secret

[비밀 —– secret]

Question 66

그의 과거는 큰 비밀이에요

Answer 66

His past is a big secret

[비밀 —– secret]

Question 67

어제 비가 많이 왔어요

Answer 67

Yesterday it rained a lot

[비 ——- rain]

Question 68

비가 아직 와요

Answer 68

It is still raining

[비 ——- rain]

Question 69

비가 왔어요?

Answer 69

Is it raining?

[비 ——- rain]

Question 70

내일 비가 올지 모르겠어요

Answer 70

I don’t know if it will rain tomorrow

[비 ——- rain]

Question 71

저는 가게에서 사과를 샀어요

Answer 71

I bought apples at the store

[가게 —– store/ shop]

Question 72

저는 이 가게에서 잠깐 구경하고 싶어요

Answer 72

I want to look around for a bit in this store

[가게 —– store/ shop]

Question 73

이 가게는 싼 음식을 팔아요

Answer 73

This store sells cheap/inexpensive food

[가게 —– store/ shop]

Question 74

그 가게에 18세 미만은 못 들어가요

Answer 74

Those under 18 years of age can’t enter that store

[가게 —– store/ shop]

Question 75

그 박물관은 특별해요

Answer 75

That museum is special

[박물관 — museum]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “방물관”

Question 76

저는 박물관에 다음 번에 갈 거예요

Answer 76

I will go to the museum next time

[박물관 — museum]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “방물관”

Question 77

병원은 박물관 뒤에 있어요

Answer 77

The hospital is behind the museum

[박물관 — museum]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “방물관”

Question 78

선생님은 학생들과 박물관에 갔다

Answer 78

The teacher went to the museum with the students

[박물관 — museum]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “방물관”

Question 79

이 집은 가스 레인지가 없어요

Answer 79

This house doesn’t have a stove

[가스 레인지 —— stove (gas range)]

Question 80

우리는 급식으로 오리고기를 먹었어요

Answer 80

We had duck for the school lunch

[오리 —— duck (animal)]

Question 81

그 강아지의 꼬리는 아주 귀여워요

Answer 81

That puppy’s tail is very cute

[꼬리 —— tail]

Question 82

공을 던지다

Answer 82

to throw a ball

[공 —— ball]

Question 83

공을 잡다

Answer 83

to catch a ball

[공 —— ball]

Question 84

축구공

Answer 84

soccer ball

[공 —— ball]

Question 85

야구선수는 공을 세게 던졌어요

Answer 85

The baseball player threw the ball hard

[공 —— ball]

Question 86

선생님이 3시에 올 것을 기대했어요

Answer 86

I expected the teacher to come at 3:00

[기대하다 (1) —— to expect]

Question 87

(그는) 우리의 환대를 기대하지 않고 있었다

Answer 87

He wasn’t expecting our hospitality.

[기대하다 (1) —— to expect]

Question 88

저녁에는 내 자신만을 위한 시간을 좀 갖기를 기대한다

Answer 88

I do expect to have some time to myself in the evenings

[기대하다 (1) —— to expect]

Question 89

금방 나으리라고는 기대하지 마세요

Answer 89

Don’t expect an instant cure.

[기대하다 (1) —— to expect]

Question 90

당신과 함께 일할 모든 사람들을 다 좋아하게 될 것이라고 기대해선 안 됩니다.

Answer 90

You cannot expect to like all the people you will work with.

[기대하다 (1) —— to expect]

Question 91

이 정책의 효과는 정부가 기대했던 것 이상이었다.

Answer 91

The effects of this policy were more than the government had bargained for.

[기대하다 (2) —– bargained for, bargained on]

Question 92

(그들이) 알지 못한 것은 민주당원들로부터 얼마나 지지를 기대할 수 있을 것인지에 대한 것이었다.

Answer 92

What they did not know was how much support they could count on from Democrats.

[기대하다 (3) —– count on, count upon]

Question 93

상황이 이상적이지는 않지만, 당신이 기대할 수 있는 최선의 상황이다.

Answer 93

Things aren’t ideal, but that’s the best you can hope for.

[기대하다 (4) —– hope for, hope to]

Question 94

그는 매출 증가를 기대하고 있다고 말했다.

Answer 94

He says that he’s looking forward to increased sales.

[기대하다 (5) —– looking forward]

Question 95

(그는) 새 관리자와 함께 일하기를 기대하고 있었다.

Answer 95

He was looking forward to working with the new manager.

[기대하다 (5) —– looking forward]

Question 96

모든 사람들은 그 주의 회계 문제를 안정시키기 위해 경제가 다시 살아 나기를 기대하고 있다.

Answer 96

Everyone is banking on an economic rebound to help ease the state’s fiscal problems.

[을 기대하다 —— Bank on]

Question 97

빨리 건너자!

Answer 97

Quick! Let’s cross!

[건너다 ——- to cross (a road/etc)]

Question 98

저는 거리를 안전하게 건넜어요

Answer 98

I crossed the street safely.

[건너다 ——- to cross (a road/etc)]

Question 99

그녀가 길을 건너면서 쳐다보지 않았던 것은 부분적으로 그녀의 잘못이었다

Answer 99

She was partly to blame for failing to look as she crossed the road.

[건너다 ——- to cross (a road/etc)]

Question 100

이건은 주류 선반 쪽으로 가로 건너가서 스카치를 한 잔 따랐다.

Answer 100

Egan crossed to the drinks cabinet and poured a Scotch.

[건너다 ——- to cross (a road/etc)]

Question 101

수업시간 동안 종이를 던지지 마세요

Answer 101

During class, don’t throw paper please

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 102

야구선수는 공을 세게 던졌어요

Answer 102

The baseball player threw the ball hard

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 103

에밀리는 돌아서서 그녀에게 의미심장한 미소를 던졌다.

Answer 103

Emily turned and threw her a suggestive grin.

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 104

순백의 눈부신 햇살에 바닥에 선명한 그림자들이 드리워진다.

Answer 104

The sunlight is white and blinding, throwing hard-edged shadows on the ground.

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 105

(그는) 거추장스러운 잠바를 힘겹게 벗어 뒷좌석에 던졌다.

Answer 105

He struggled out of his bulky jacket and threw it on to the back seat.

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 106

(그는) 테니스공을 벽에 던지며 여러 시간을 보냈다.

Answer 106

He spent hours throwing a tennis ball against a wall.

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 107

군중은 돌을 던지기 시작했다.

Answer 107

The crowd began throwing stones.

[던지다 (1) —— to throw]

Question 108

우리는 누가 나가서 베이글빵을 사올지 결정하기 위해 동전을 던졌다.

Answer 108

We tossed a coin to decide who would go out and buy the bagels.

[던지다 (2) —— to toss]

Question 109

그냥 그것을 쓰레기 통에 가볍게 던져라.

Answer 109

Just toss it in the trash.

[던지다 (2) —— to toss]

Question 110

메리 앤이 그에게 미안한 듯한 눈길을 던졌다.

Answer 110

Mary Ann shot him a rueful look.

[던지다 (3) —— to shot (a look)]

Question 111

내가 마침내 그 질문을 던졌을 때, 그는”왜?”라고 하면서 그냥 어깨를 으쓱거렸다.

Answer 111

When I finally posed the question, “Why?” he merely shrugged.

[던지다 (4) —— to pose]

Question 112

사이먼이 호수로 빈 병을 던졌다.

Answer 112

Simon pitched the empty bottle into the lake.

[던지다 (5) —— to pitch]

Question 113

(그녀는) 자기 일에 온몸을 던졌다.

Answer 113

She flung herself into her career.

[던지다 (6) —— to fling]

Question 114

저는 그 사람을 싫어해요

Answer 114

I don’t like that person

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 115

저는 과일을 싫어해요

Answer 115

I dislike fruit

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 116

처음에 그 여자를 싫어했어요

Answer 116

I didn’t like that girl at first

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 117

그들은 저를 처음부터 싫어했어요

Answer 117

They didn’t like me from the start

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 118

저는 사람들이 지하철을 급히 타는 것을 싫어해요

Answer 118

I don’t like people getting on the subway in a rush

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 119

제가 그 여자를 싫어해도 그녀를 위해 선물을 사야 되었어요

Answer 119

Regardless of how much I dislike that girl, I still had to buy her a present

[싫어하다 (1) ——- to not like]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 120

테드는 개인적으로 좋아하는 사람들의 모임이라 하더라도 파티를 혐오했다.

Answer 120

Ted hated parties, even gatherings of people he liked individually.

[싫어하다 (2) ——- to hate]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 121

(그는) 훈련 중에 방해받는 것을 싫어한다.

Answer 121

He hates to be interrupted during training.

[싫어하다 (2) ——- to hate]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 122

(그는) 아무도 없는 빈 집에 들어가는 것을 싫어했다.

Answer 122

He hated coming home to the empty house.

[싫어하다 (2) ——- to hate]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 123

나는 낮 동안에는 소음에 개의치 않는다.

Answer 123

I don’t mind the noise during the day.

[싫어하다 (3) ——- to mind]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 124

약속 없이 이렇게 방문하는 것이 폐가 되지 않았으면 합니다.

Answer 124

I hope you don’t mind me stopping in like this, without an appointment.

[싫어하다 (3) ——- to mind]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 125

나는 담배에 불을 붙였고 아무도 신경쓰지 않는듯 했다.

Answer 125

I lit a cigarette and nobody seemed to mind.

[싫어하다 (3) ——- to mind]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “시러하다”

Question 126

세상을 떠나다

Answer 126

to die (literally, “to leave the world”)

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 127

한국은 언제 떠났어요?

Answer 127

When did you leave Korea?

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 128

아버지가 벌써 떠났다는 것을 몰랐어요

Answer 128

I didn’t know (the fact) that dad already left

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 129

가난한 농부들이 가뭄에 말라붙은 농토를 버리고 일자리를 찾아 여기로 오고 있다.

Answer 129

Poor farmers are leaving their parched farm fields and coming here looking for jobs.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 130

(그들은) 아마도 나라를 떠나고 싶어 했을 것이다.

Answer 130

They probably wanted to leave the country.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 131

나는 우리가 여기를 벗어나서 이것에 대해 생각할 필요가 있다고 생각한다.

Answer 131

I think we need to leave and think about this.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 132

이번 주말에 같이 휴가를 떠나는 게 어때?

Answer 132

Why don’t you and I leave this weekend?

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 133

그의 출국은 허가되지 않을 것이다.

Answer 133

He would not be allowed to leave the country.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 134

내가 탈 비행기는 한 시간 안에 출발한다.

Answer 134

My flight leaves in less than an hour.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 135

(그는) 절대 널 떠나지 않을 거야. 걱정할 필요 없어.

Answer 135

He’ll never leave you. You needn’t worry.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 136

(그들은) 탈출해서 훔친 차를 타고 도망쳤다.

Answer 136

They broke free and leave in a stolen car.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 137

공상 과학 소설가들은 인류가 언젠가는 지구를 떠나 다른 행성에 식민지를 건설할 수 있으리라고 오랫동안 꿈꿔 왔다.

Answer 137

Science fiction writers have long dreamed that humans might one day leave the earth to colonize other planets.

[떠나다 ——– to leave somewhere]

_________________

This word is usually only used if you are leaving something forever or for a very long time. If you want to say that you left your house (and are returning), you should use the words “출발하다” (to depart) or “나가다” (to go out).

Question 138

나의 남자친구는 나에게 농담을 많이 해

Answer 138

My boyfriend tells me a lot of jokes

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 139

농담이 아니야, 프랭크. 저쪽에 소 한 마리가 있는데 그냥 서 있지.

Answer 139

I’m not kidding, Frank. There’s a cow out there, just standing around.

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 140

그냥 농담이야.

Answer 140

I’m just kidding.

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 141

정색하지 마, 찰리. 난 그냥 농담한 것뿐이었어.

Answer 141

Don’t get defensive, Charlie. I was only joking.

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 142

(그녀는) 자신의 외모에 대해 농담을 하곤 했다.

Answer 142

She would joke about her appearance.

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 143

루앤은 트리트와 웃으며 농담을 하고 있었다.

Answer 143

Luanne was laughing and joking with Tritt

[농담하다 —— To joke, to kid / Joke]

Question 144

저는 한국어를 4년 동안 공부했어요

Answer 144

I studied Korean for 4 years

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 145

저는 저녁에 공부했어요

Answer 145

I studied in the evening

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 146

여름에 저는 공부하겠어요

Answer 146

I will study in the summer

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 147

저는 30분 동안 공부했어요

Answer 147

I studied for 30 minutes

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 148

저는 내일부터 한국어를 공부할 거예요

Answer 148

I’m going to study Korean from tomorrow

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 149

저는 아침부터 밤까지 공부만 했어요

Answer 149

From morning to night I only studied

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 150

최대한의 잠재력을 활용하여 공부할 수 있도록 해 줄 편안하고 즐거운 분위기

Answer 150

A relaxed and happy atmosphere that will allow you to study to your full potential

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 151

(그는) 역사와 경제학을 공부했다.

Answer 151

He studied History and Economics.

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 152

(그녀는) 야간 학교에서 수학을 공부할 계획을 했다.

Answer 152

She planned to do math at night school.

[공부하다 ——- to study]

Question 153

나는 스페인어를 더 공부하고 싶어 했었다.

Answer 153

I had hoped to brush up my Spanish.

[더 공부하다 —- Brush up, brush up on]

Question 154

(그녀는) 경제학 시험에 대비해 벼락치기 공부를 하고 있었다.

Answer 154

She was cramming for her Economics exam.

[벼락치기 공부하다 —— Cram for]

Question 155

수업은 매우 지루해요

Answer 155

Class is so boring

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 156

배움을 즐겁게 만드세요! 만약 하고 있는 것이 지루하다면 그것을 할 수 있는 다른 방법을 찾으세요!

Answer 156

Make learning fun! If you are bored by what you are doing, find another way to do it!

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 157

그의 역사 수업이 가장 지루하다.

Answer 157

His history class is the boringest.

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 157

그만해 난 좀 지루해.

Answer 157

OK, I’m just bored.

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 158

내 삶은 너무 지루해.

Answer 158

My life is very boring.

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 159

그 영화는 좀 지루했어.

Answer 159

The movie was little boring

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 160

그건 아주 오래되고 지루해.

Answer 160

It is so old and bored.

[지루하다 ——- to be boring]

Question 161

보통 모델들은 말라요

Answer 161

Models are usually thin

[마르다 (1) ——– for a person to be too thin]

마르다 follows the 르 Irregular

Question 162

형! 너무 말랐어!

Answer 162

Brother! You look so thin!

[마르다 (1) ——– for a person to be too thin]

마르다 follows the 르 Irregular

Question 163

가능하면 머리카락이 저절로 마르도록 두어라.

Answer 163

Let your hair dry naturally whenever possible.

[마르다 (2) ——– Dry]

마르다 follows the 르 Irregular

Question 164

기억하기로는 처음으로 시냇물이 말라붙어 있었다.

Answer 164

Streams had run dry for the first time in memory.

[마르다 (3) ——– Run dry]

마르다 follows the 르 Irregular

Question 165

땅이 바싹 마르게 내버려 둔다면 그 나무가 죽을 수도 있다.

Answer 165

If the soil is allowed to dry out the tree could die.

[바싹 마르다 ——- Dry out]

Question 166

우리 집은 너무 멀어요

Answer 166

Our home is very far

[멀다 ——– to be far away]

멀다 follows the ㄹ Irregular.

Question 167

저는 먼 병원에 갔어요

Answer 167

I went to a far away hospital (a hospital that is far away)

[멀다 ——– to be far away]

멀다 follows the ㄹ Irregular.

Question 168

그 강은 완전히 말랐어요

Answer 168

That river has completely dried up

[마르다 (2) ——– Dry]

마르다 follows the 르 Irregular

Question 169

저와 저의 아버지는 너무 비슷해요

Answer 169

My father and I are very similar

[비슷하다 —— to be similar]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “비스타다”

Question 170

저는 친구와 비슷해요

Answer 170

I am similar to my friend

[비슷하다 —— to be similar]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “비스타다”

Question 171

가기 싫다

Answer 171

to not want to go

[싫다 can be used to say “one does not like” by attaching ~이/가 to an object.]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “실타”

Question 172

먹기 싫다

Answer 172

to not want to eat

[싫다 can be used to say “one does not like” by attaching ~이/가 to an object.]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “실타”

Question 173

저는 그 사람이 싫어요

Answer 173

I don’t like that person

[싫다 can be used to say “one does not like” by attaching ~이/가 to an object.]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “실타”

Question 174

학교가 싫어요

Answer 174

I don’t like school

[싫다 can be used to say “one does not like” by attaching ~이/가 to an object.]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “실타”

Question 175

맥주가 싫어요

Answer 175

I don’t like beer

[싫다 can be used to say “one does not like” by attaching ~이/가 to an object.]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “실타”

Question 176

저는 저의 오래된 핸드폰을 팔았어요

Answer 176

I sold my old phone

[오래되다 ——- for an object to be old]

Question 177

그 식당이 오래되었다

Answer 177

That restaurant is old

[오래되다 ——- for an object to be old]

Question 178

우리는 오래된 집에 갔다

Answer 178

We went to the old house

[오래되다 ——- for an object to be old]

Question 179

한국문화는 오래됐고 흥미로워요

Answer 179

Korean culture is long/old and interesting

[오래되다 ——- for an object to be old]

Question 180

오늘 새로운 복사기가 올 거라서 이 오래된 것을 버려야 돼요

Answer 180

The new photocopier will come today, so we have to throw out this old one

[오래되다 ——- for an object to be old]

Question 181

배고파 죽겠다

Answer 181

I’m so hungry I could die

[배고프다 —— to be hungry]

Notes: This is sometimes as “배가 고프다”

Question 182

나는 별로 배고프지 않아

Answer 182

I’m not really hungry

[배고프다 —— to be hungry]

Notes: This is sometimes as “배가 고프다”

Question 183

저는 먹고 싶지만 배고프지 않아요

Answer 183

Even though I want to eat, I am not hungry

[배고프다 —— to be hungry]

Notes: This is sometimes as “배가 고프다”

Question 184

밥을 안 먹으면 배고플 거야

Answer 184

If you don’t eat, you will be hungry

[배고프다 —— to be hungry]

Notes: This is sometimes as “배가 고프다”

Question 185

저는 오늘에 시험을 봐 야 돼요

Answer 185

I need to write an exam today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 186

저는 오늘 두 번 운동할 것입니다

Answer 186

I will exercise twice (two times) today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 187

저는 오늘 아침식사를 못 먹었어요

Answer 187

I didn’t eat breakfast today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 188

오늘 날씨가 너무 더워요

Answer 188

Today the weather is too hot

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 189

어제 운동을 해서 오늘 저의 팔이 아파요

Answer 189

My arms are sore today because I exercised yesterday

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 190

저는 오늘 네 개의 수업을 가르쳤어요

Answer 190

I taught four classes today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 191

이 수업은 오늘 저의 열 번째 수업입니다

Answer 191

This is my tenth class today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 192

저는 오늘 오후에 낮잠을 잤어요

Answer 192

I took a nap in the afternoon today

[오늘 ——– today]

Question 193

저는 어제 학교에 못 갔어요

Answer 193

I couldn’t go to school yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 194

저는 어제부터 아팠어요

Answer 194

I have been sick since (from) yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 195

그 건물은 어제와 달라요

Answer 195

That building is different from yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 196

나는 어제 친구 다섯 명을 만났어

Answer 196

I met five friends yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 197

저는 어제 선생님을 처음 만났어요

Answer 197

I met my teacher for the first time yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 198

저는 어제 한 시간 동안 야구를 했어요

Answer 198

I played baseball for an hour yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 199

저는 어제 여자친구랑 이야기했어요

Answer 199

I talked with my girlfriend yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 200

저는 어제 학교에 세 번 갔어요

Answer 200

I went to school three times yesterday

[어제 —— yesterday]

Question 201

내일 봐

Answer 201

(informal) see you tomorrow

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 202

내일 뵙겠습니다

Answer 202

(formal) see you tomorrow

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 203

저는 내일 공원에 갈 거예요

Answer 203

I am going to the park tomorrow

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 204

내일 뭐 하고 싶어요?

Answer 204

What do you want to do tomorrow?

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 205

선생님은 내일 학생들을 만날 거예요

Answer 205

The teacher will meet the students tomorrow

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 206

저는 내일 사람 두 명 더 만날 거예요

Answer 206

I will meet two more people tomorrow

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 207

내일 학교에 갈 것입니까?

Answer 207

Are you going to school tomorrow?

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 208

너는 내일 누구(를) 만날 거야?

Answer 208

Who will you meet tomorrow?

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 209

저는 내일부터 건강한 음식만 먹을 거예요

Answer 209

From tomorrow, I am going to eat only healthy food

[내일 ——- tomorrow]

Question 210

학교가 모레 닫혀 있을 거예요

Answer 210

The school will be closed two days from now

[모레 —— the day after tomorrow]

Notes: Often said as “내일모레”

Question 211

저는 작년에 한국에 갔어요

Answer 211

I went to Korea last year

[년 —– year]

Question 212

우리는 1년 안에 결혼할 거예요

Answer 212

We will get married within one year

[년 —– year]

Question 213

제가 한국에서 산 지 1년 됐어요

Answer 213

I have been living in Korea for a year

[년 —– year]

Question 214

그 선생님은 영어를 가르친 지 20 년 됐어요

Answer 214

That teacher has been teaching English for 20 years

[년 —– year]

Question 215

저는 내년에 한국에 갈 거예요

Answer 215

I will go to Korea next year

[년 —– year]

Question 216

저는 3일 동안 학교에 안 갔어요

Answer 216

I didn’t go to school for 3 days

[일 —— day]

Question 217

저는 두 시간 동안 공부했어요

Answer 217

I studied for two hours

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 218

저는 세 시간 동안 잤어요

Answer 218

I slept for three hours

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 219

저는 어제 두 시간 동안 TV를 봤어요

Answer 219

I watched TV for two hours yesterday

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 220

우리는 다음 시간에 더 배울 거예요

Answer 220

We will learn more next time

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 221

시간이 있으시면 술을 마시러 술집에 갑시다

Answer 221

If you have time, let’s go to a bar to drink alcohol!

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 222

저는 그것을 지난 시간에 배웠어요

Answer 222

I learned that (thing) last time

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 223

수업시간 동안 종이를 던지지 마세요

Answer 223

During class (time), don’t throw paper please

[시간 ——- time / hour]

Question 224

나는 월요일에 업무에 복귀했다

Answer 224

I went back to work on Monday.

[월요일 —– Monday]

Question 225

그룹은 첫 모임을 지난 월요일에 가졌다.

Answer 225

The first meeting of the group took place last Monday.

[월요일 —– Monday]

Question 226

(그는) 화요일에, 당신이 오기 직전에, 전화를 했다.

Answer 226

He phoned on Tuesday, just before you came.

[화요일 ——- Tuesday]

Question 227

회담은 다음주 화요일에 시작될 것 같다.

Answer 227

Talks are likely to start next Tuesday.

[화요일 ——- Tuesday]

Question 228

시간이 되면, 수요일에 우리 집에서 저녁을 함께 합시다.

Answer 228

Come and have supper with us on Wednesday, if you’re free.

[수요일 —— Wednesday]

Question 229

혹시 지난 수요일에 그녀가 떠나는 걸 보았니?

Answer 229

Did you happen to see her leave last Wednesday?

[수요일 —— Wednesday]

Question 230

바레트는 목요일에 한 잔 하자며 나를 불렀다.

Answer 230

On Thursday Barrett invited me for a drink.

[목요일 —— Thursday]

Question 231

우리는 매주 목요일 오전에 일주일치의 장을 본다.

Answer 231

We go and do the weekly shopping every Thursday morning.

[목요일 —— Thursday]

Question 232

쿡 씨는 금요일에 중동에 갈 작정이다.

Answer 232

Mr. Cook is intending to go to the Middle East on Friday.

[금요일 —— Friday]

Question 233

11월 6일 금요일

Answer 233

Friday November 6.

[금요일 —— Friday]

Question 234

(그는) 토요일 아침에 스튜디오에서 그녀에게 전화를 했다.

Answer 234

He called her on Saturday morning at the studio.

[토요일 — Saturday]

Question 235

토요일마다 아빠는 콩과 햄을 넣은 맛있는 수프를 만드셨다.

Answer 235

Every Saturday dad made a beautiful pea and ham soup.

[토요일 — Saturday]

Question 236

나는 우리가 일요일에 드라이브하러 갈수도 있다고 생각했다.

Answer 236

I thought we might go for a drive on Sunday.

[일요일 ——- Sunday]

Question 237

신발을 신다

Answer 237

to put on a shoe

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 238

신발을 벗다

Answer 238

to take off a shoe

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 239

이 신발은 너무 불편해요

Answer 239

These shoes are too uncomfortable

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 240

저는 신발을 신으려고 잠깐 앉았어요

Answer 240

I sat down for a minute in order to put on my shoe

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 241

한국에서 집에 들어가면 신발을 벗어야 돼요

Answer 241

When you go into a house in Korea, you must take off your shoes

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 242

신 한 켤레

Answer 242

A pair of shoes.

[신발 ——- shoe]

Question 243

그녀는 흰 남방을 입었어요

Answer 243

She put on a white shirt

[남방 —— shirt (the Korean pronunciation of “shirt” (셔츠) is more commonly used)]

Question 244

다리미로 셔츠를 태워 눌게 했다.

Answer 244

The iron singed the shirt.

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 245

내가 너를 도와 셔츠를 다려 줄까?

Answer 245

Would you like me to iron your shirt for you?

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 246

이 셔츠는 너무 커서 좀 고쳐야 한다.

Answer 246

This shirt must be altered; it’s too large.

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 247

내 셔츠의 단추가 쉽게 잠기지 않는다.

Answer 247

My shirt doesn’t button easily.

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 248

그는 그의 정장과 어울리는 셔츠를 골랐다.

Answer 248

He selected a shirt to match his suit.

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 249

그녀는 그의 남동생에게 줄 생일 선물로 새 셔츠를 사기로 결정했다.

Answer 249

She decided to invest in a new shirt as a birthday gift for her brother.

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 250

만일 이 셔츠가 맞지 않으면 내가 돌아올 때 그것을 물리러 와도 되겠습니까?

Answer 250

If this shirt doesn’t fit, may I bring it back later?

[셔츠 —— shirt]

Question 251

질문을 물어보다

Answer 251

to ask a question

[질문 —— question]

Question 252

질문이 있어요?

Answer 252

Do you have a question?

[질문 —— question]

Question 253

질문이 있어요

Answer 253

I have a question

[질문 —— question]

Question 254

저는 점원한테 질문을 물어봤어요

Answer 254

I asked the clerk a question

[질문 —— question]

Question 255

이것은 어려운 질문입니다

Answer 255

This is a difficult question

[질문 —— question]

Question 256

나는 네 질문에 답할 수 없어.

Answer 256

I can’t answer your question.

[질문 —— question]

Question 257

질문이 있으면 언제든지 물어보세요.

Answer 257

If you have a question, ask me anytime.

[질문 —— question]

Question 258

미루지 말고, 즉각 내 질문에 대답해라!

Answer 258

Stop stalling and answer my question!

[질문 —— question]

Question 259

그의 질문은 주제와 아무런 관계가 없다.

Answer 259

His question has no bearing on the subject.

[질문 —— question]

Question 260

변호사는 끊임없이 증인에게 질문을 했다.

Answer 260

The lawyer bombarded the witness with one question after another.

[질문 —— question]

Question 261

그의 갑작스런 질문이 나로 하여금 어찌할 바를 모르게 했다.

Answer 261

I was embarrassed by his unexpected question.

[질문 —— question]

Question 262

문제를 풀다

Answer 262

to solve a problem/question

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 263

그 회사는 문제가 많아요

Answer 263

That company has a lot of problems

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 264

저는 그 수학 문제를 연필과 종이로 풀었어요

Answer 264

I solved that math problem using a paper and a pencil

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 265

또 다른 문제는 그것이 비싸요

Answer 265

Another problem is that it (that thing) is expensive

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 266

그들은 그 문제를 과학적으로 풀었다

Answer 266

They solved that problem scientifically

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 267

나는 개인적 문제로 회사를 그만두었다

Answer 267

I quit the company due to personal problems

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 268

그 문제에 대해 담임선생님과 함께 얘기했어요

Answer 268

I talked about that problem with my homeroom teacher

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 269

모든 학생들은 그 문제를 쉽게 풀었어요

Answer 269

All the students easily solved that problem

[문제 —— question, problem]

Question 270

이 문제는 토론할 가치가 없다.

Answer 270

The question was not worth discussing.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 271

이 문제는 그의 주의를 받았다.

Answer 271

The question fell under his notice.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 272

이 문제는 너에게는 너무 쉽다.

Answer 272

This question is too easy for you.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 273

이 문제는 나에게는 너무 어렵다.

Answer 273

This question is too hard for me.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 274

이 문제는 당신이 해결해야 합니다.

Answer 274

It is for you to decide the question.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 275

이 문제는 해답을 찾기 매우 어렵다.

Answer 275

It’s difficult to find a solution to this question.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 276

이 문제는 쟁론할 여지가 하나도 없다.

Answer 276

The question allows of no dispute.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 277

이 문제도 고용주의 각도에서 봐야 한다.

Answer 277

The problem must also be viewed from the employer’s angle.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 278

이 문제는 그들에 의해 토론이 흥이 났다.

Answer 278

The question was discussed warmly by them.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 279

이 책은 이 문제를 분명히 밝히지 못했다.

Answer 279

This book sheds no light on the question.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 280

이 문제는 더 깊이 연구해야 할 필요가 있다.

Answer 280

This problem will need a lot of going into.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 281

이 문제는 우리에게 머리를 쓸 것을 요구합니다.

Answer 281

The problem challenges us to use our intellect.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 282

나는 다음에 더 자세히 이 문제를 이야기 하겠다.

Answer 282

I’ll expand on this problem next time

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 283

이 문제는 그녀로 하여금 완전히 당황스럽게 했다.

Answer 283

She was completely flummoxed by the question.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 284

정부는 이 문제에 대해 조치를 취해야 할 필요가 있다.

Answer 284

It is necessary for the government to move on the problem.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 285

그가 뜻밖에도 너에게 그러한 문제를 묻다니 정말 이상하다.

Answer 285

It is curious that he should have asked you that question.

[문제 ——- question, problem]

Question 286

(그녀는) 이제 막 열 살 된 조카가 있다.

Answer 286

She has a nephew who is just ten years of age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 287

(그는) 열여섯 살에 노스 캐롤라이나 대학에 합격했다.

Answer 287

At the age of sixteen he qualified for a place at the University of North Carolina.

[나이 —— age]

Question 288

(그는) 아마도 나이가 들면서 더 현명해졌을 것이다.

Answer 288

Perhaps he has grown wiser with age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 289

이 오드콜로뉴는 와인처럼 오래 묵을수록 향이 좋아진다.

Answer 289

This cologne, like wine, improves with age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 290

그는 나이보다 늙어 보인다.

Answer 290

He looks old for his age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 291

그는 나이가 많고 등도 굽었다.

Answer 291

His back was bent with age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 292

그는 실제나이와 어울리지 않아 보인다.

Answer 292

He does not look his age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 293

이 아이는 영향받기 쉬운 나이에 처해 있다.

Answer 293

The child is at an impressionable age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 294

여자의 나이는 항상 그녀의 얼굴에 드러난다.

Answer 294

A woman’s age often shows itself in her face.

[나이 —— age]

Question 295

나는 그녀의 나이가 35세일 것이라고 추측했다.

Answer 295

I guess her age as 35.

[나이 —— age]

Question 296

그런 나이의 아이들로 볼 때 그는 너무 총명하다.

Answer 296

He is overwise for a child of his age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 297

학동들은 나이에 따라 반을 나누어 교육을 실행한다.

Answer 297

School-children are taught according to age groups.

[나이 —— age]

Question 298

우리는 그 당시 나이에 우리는 줄곧 재미있게 놀았다.

Answer 298

We used to have a lot of fun when we were that age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 299

이러한 종류의 색은 나의 나이와 어울리지 않는 것 같다.

Answer 299

This colour doesn’t seem to fall in with my age.

[나이 —— age]

Question 300

만약 그가 이 일을 잘 할 수 있다면, 나이는 중요치 않다.

Answer 300

If he can do the job well, his age is irrelevant.

[나이 —— age]

Question 301

그의 나이를 고려해서 경찰은 그에 대해 기소를 취소하기로 결정했다.

Answer 301

In view of his age, the police have decided not to prosecute.

[나이 —— age]

Question 302

그녀의 나이를 고려해볼 때 그의 편지는 아주 잘 쓰여진 것이라고 말할 수 있다.

Answer 302

Considering her age, the girl’s letter is very well put together.

[나이 —— age]

Question 303

저의 여자 친구는 저보다 나이가 더 많아요

Answer 303

My girlfriend is older than me

[나이가 많다 —— old]

Question 304

나이가 많은 사람들은 항상 재채기를 시끄럽게 해요

Answer 304

Old people always sneeze loudly

[나이가 많다 —— old]

Question 305

그 사람이 나이가 많지만 여전히 똑똑해요

Answer 305

Although that person is old, he is still very smart

[나이가 많다 —— old]

Question 306

화장실은 어디에 있어요?

Answer 306

Where is the bathroom?

[화장실 —— bathroom, restroom]

Question 307

화장실에 가도 돼요?

Answer 307

May I go to the bathroom?

[화장실 —— bathroom, restroom]

Question 308

만약 화장실에 가야 된다면 우리가 가기 전에 가세요

Answer 308

If you have to go to the bathroom, go before we leave/go

[화장실 —— bathroom, restroom]

Question 309

She had gone in to use the bathroom.

Answer 309

(그녀는) 화장실을 쓰기 위해 안으로 들어갔었다.

[화장실 —— bathroom, restroom]

Question 310

그것을 하려면 먼저 부장님께 물어봐야 돼요

Answer 310

In order to do that, you need to ask the boss first

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 311

저는 부장님을 위해서 이것을 썼어요

Answer 311

I wrote this for my boss

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 312

부장님을 만족시키는 것은 어려워요

Answer 312

Is it is difficult to satisfy our boss

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 313

부장님은 내일까지 출장을 갔어요

Answer 313

The boss went on a business trip until tomorrow

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 314

부장님이 그 일을 이미 다 한 것 같아요

Answer 314

It seems like the boss already did all that work

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 315

이 사실을 부장님께 알려 줘야겠어요

Answer 315

I guess I should tell the boss (about) that fact

[부장님 —– boss]

부장 literally means “head of some department,” and ~님 is a prefix that is attached to a position to show respect.

Question 316

이 도시는 분위기가 좋아요

Answer 316

This city has a good atmosphere

[분위기 ——– the atmosphere of something]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “부뉘기”

Question 317

스타벅스의 내부 분위기는 매우 안락해요

Answer 317

The atmosphere inside Starbucks is very comfortable

[분위기 ——– the atmosphere of something]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “부뉘기”

Question 318

오늘 고객이 많고 분위기가 좋아요

Answer 318

Today there are a lot of customers and the atmosphere is good

[분위기 ——– the atmosphere of something]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “부뉘기”

Question 319

그 도시에는 아직도 엄청나게 적대적이고 긴장된 분위기가 감돈다.

Answer 319

There’s still an atmosphere of great hostility and tension in the city.

[분위기 ——– the atmosphere of something]

The pronunciation of this word is closer to “부뉘기”

Question 320

녹차 한 잔 주세요

Answer 320

Give me one glass of green tea, please

[차 (2) —- tea]

Question 321

차를 마시다

Answer 321

to drink tea

[차 (2) —- tea]

Question 322

차 한 잔

Answer 322

A cup of tea.

[차 (2) —- tea]

Question 323

차 좀 드실래요?

Answer 323

Would you like some tea?

[차 (2) —- tea]

Question 324

바지를 입다

Answer 324

to put on pants

[바지 —– pants]

Question 325

바지를 벗다

Answer 325

to take off pants

[바지 —– pants]

Question 326

저는 새로운 바지를 사야 돼요

Answer 326

I need to buy new pants

[바지 —– pants]

Question 327

이 바지가 너무 작아서 다른 것으로 바꿀 거예요

Answer 327

I’m going to change these pants to another (a different) pair because they are too small

[바지 —– pants]

Question 328

나는 나의 바지가 잘 다려지길 바란다.

Answer 328

I want my trousers ironed out.

[바지 —– pants]

Question 329

그녀는 모양이 익살스러워 보이는 몸에 죄는 바지를 입었다.

Answer 329

She looks ridiculous in those tight trousers.

[바지 —– pants]

Question 330

학생들은 교실에 들어갔어요

Answer 330

The students went into the classroom

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 331

학생은 교실에서 나왔어요

Answer 331

The student came out of the classroom

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 332

선생님은 학생들과 함께 교실에 갔어요

Answer 332

The teacher went to the classroom with the students

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 333

교실이 너무 더워서 온도를 내려도 돼요?

Answer 333

Because the classroom is too hot, may I lower the temperature?

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 334

교실에서 선생님들을 컴퓨터로 대체할 수 없어요

Answer 334

You can’t replace teachers with computers in the classroom

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 335

교실이 너무 어두워서 학생들은 칠판을 볼 수 없어요

Answer 335

The students can’t see the board because the classroom is too dark

[교실 ——— classroom]

Question 336

우리는 급식으로 오리고기를 먹었어요

Answer 336

We had duck for the school lunch

[급식 —– food at school]

Question 337

오늘 급식으로 김치찌개를 먹었어요

Answer 337

We had Kimchi jigae for lunch today at school

[급식 —– food at school]

Question 338

교감선생님은 선생님들을 위해 식사를 살 거예요

Answer 338

The vice principal will buy a meal for all the teachers

[교감선생님 ——- vice principal]

Question 339

저는 교감선생님에게서 한국어를 배웠어요

Answer 339

I learned Korean from my vice principal

[교감선생님 ——- vice principal]

Question 340

우리 교장선생님은 영어를 할 수 있습니다

Answer 340

Our principal can speak English

[교장선생님 —— principal]

Question 341

저는 책을 교장선생님께 줬어요

Answer 341

I gave the principal a book

[교장선생님 —— principal]

Question 342

그 종이를 공책에 풀로 붙이세요!

Answer 342

Stick that paper to your notebook using glue!

[풀 (1) —- (noun) glue, starch, adhesive / (verb) paste, stick]

Question 343

풀은 이른 아침 이슬에 젖어 있었다.

Answer 343

The grass was wet with early morning dew.

[풀 (2) —- grass, herb, weed]

Question 344

마른 풀에 불이 붙었다.

Answer 344

The dry grass caught fire.

[풀 (2) —- grass, herb, weed]

Question 345

그 두 조각을 풀로 함께 붙여라.

Answer 345

Paste the two pieces together.

[풀 (1) —- (noun) glue, starch, adhesive / (verb) paste, stick]

Question 346

대부분 사람들이 캐나다의 수도가 무엇인지 몰라요

Answer 346

Most people don’t know what Canada’s capital city is

[수도 —– capital city]

Question 347

왕실의 전용열차는 12시에 수도에서 출발한다.

Answer 347

The royal train departed from the capital at 12 o’clock.

[수도 —– capital city]

Question 348

맥주 1병 주세요!

Answer 348

One bottle of beer, please!

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 349

병이 탁자에서 떨어졌어요

Answer 349

The bottle fell from the table

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 350

저는 병을 탁자에 놓았어요

Answer 350

I put the bottle on the table

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 351

이 상자는 10개의 병을 담고 있다.

Answer 351

This box contains ten bottles.

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 352

병의 유리는 회수해서 이용할 수 있다.

Answer 352

The glass from bottles can be recycled.

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 353

컵과 꽃병은 이미 포장되어 운송을 기다리고 있다.

Answer 353

The cups and vases have been cased up for transport.

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 354

테이블 위에 빈 맥주병 두개가 있었다.

Answer 354

There were two empty beer bottles on the table.

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 355

(그는) 와인병의 코르크 마개를 따고 있었다.

Answer 355

He was pulling the cork from a bottle of wine.

[병 (1) —– bottle, vase]

Question 356

병에 걸리다

Answer 356

to catch a disease

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 357

병은 다행히 심하지 않아요

Answer 357

Thankfully, the disease isn’t serious

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 358

병이 나았어요

Answer 358

I’m better (literally – the sickness/disease is better)

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 359

이 병의 좋은 치료방법이 있습니까?

Answer 359

Is there any good remedy for this disease?

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 360

그녀는 병이 나서 6주동안 병원에 입원했다.

Answer 360

Her illness kept her in hospital for six weeks.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 361

의사들은 병을 일으킨 원인을 확정할 수 없다.

Answer 361

The doctors were unable to assign a cause for her illness.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 362

이 병은 아직 정확히 믿을 만한 치료법이 없다.

Answer 362

There’s no certain cure for this illness.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 363

너는 병이 나면 의사를 불러오는 게 가장 좋다.

Answer 363

You had better send for a doctor when you are sick.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 364

우리가 이 병을 억제한 지 벌써 일 년이 되었다.

Answer 364

We’ve kept the disease in check for a year now.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 365

그의 병이 그로 하여금 군대 복역의 자격을 잃게 했다.

Answer 365

His illness rendered him unfit for service in the army.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 366

한차례의 중병이 그녀로 하여금 일년동안 일을 할 수 없게 했다.

Answer 366

A serious illness has prevented her from working for a year.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 367

그녀는 이 질병의 치료법을 찾기를 희망하면서 대단한 헌신적인 정신으로 일을 했다.

Answer 367

She worked with great dedication to find a cure for the disease.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 368

낡은 침대가 허리에 문제를 일으킬 가능성이 가장 높다.

Answer 368

An old bed is the most likely cause of back trouble.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 369

그녀의 남편은 전에는 심장에 문제가 있었던 적이 한 번도 없었다.

Answer 369

Her husband had never before had any heart trouble.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 370

아이가 조금이라도 병의 증후를 보이면 아이를 병원에 데려가세요.

Answer 370

If your child shows any signs of illness, take her to the doctor.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 371

(그녀는) 병에서 회복하기 위해 가족이 있는 집으로 돌아왔다.

Answer 371

She returned to her family home to recover from an illness.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 372

의사들은 그가 심장 이상이 있을지도 모른다고 말한다.

Answer 372

Doctors suspect he may have a heart condition.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 373

습진은 종종 유전되는 흔한 피부병이다.

Answer 373

Eczema is a common skin complaint which often runs in families.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 374

내가 배탈이 좀 난 것 같아.

Answer 374

I think I’ve got a bit of a stomach bug.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 375

약사는 일반적이고 가벼운 병을 치료하는 것을 도울 수 있다.

Answer 375

The pharmacist can assist you with the treatment of common ailments.

[병 (2) ——- disease, sickness, illness, ailment, bug, complaint, condition, trouble]

Question 376

저는 생선이 별로 안 좋아요

Answer 376

I don’t really like fish

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 377

생선도 자주 먹습니까?

Answer 377

Do you eat fish often?

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 378

우리는 저녁에 생선을 먹는다.

Answer 378

We’re having fish for dinner.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 379

어머니는 생선도 굽고 있어요. .

Answer 379

Mother is also grilling fish.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 380

웨이터가 나에게 생선을 갖다 줬다.

Answer 380

The waiter brought me my fish.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 381

그들은 그 식사에 생선과 달걀을 먹었다.

Answer 381

They dined off fish and eggs.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 382

어젯밤의 생선이 나의 위를 거북하게 했다.

Answer 382

The fish last night upset me.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 383

가장 좋은 생선도 3일이 지나면 악취가 난다.

Answer 383

The best fish smell when they are three days old.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 384

많은 사람들이 매주 금요일에 생선을 먹는다.

Answer 384

Lots of people eat fish on Fridays.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 385

그렇게 까다롭게 굴지 말고 너의 생선을 다 먹어라.

Answer 385

Eat up your fish and don’t be so finicky.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 386

와, 이렇게 생선이 통째로 들어있는 김치는 처음 봐요.

Answer 386

Wow, I’ve never seen kimchi with such a fish as a whole in it.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 387

아니요, 생선은 자주 먹지 않습니다. 생선을 안 좋아합니다.

Answer 387

No, I don’t eat fish often. I don’t like fish

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 388

우리는 지금 생선을 좀 먹고, 나머지는 저녁식사 때 먹을 것이다.

Answer 388

We’ll eat some of the fish now and keep the rest of it for dinner.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 389

영국인들은 아침식사로 생선을 먹지만 미국인들은 핫케이크와 차가운 시리얼을 좋아한다.

Answer 389

English people eat fish for breakfast, but Americans prefer hot cakes and cold cereals.

[생선 —– fish]

The word “물고기” (literally water meat) is used to refer to the animals themselves. “생선” is used to refer to the fish that we eat.

Question 390

노련한 낚시꾼이 낚싯줄을 던지고 그때마다 물고기를 낚아 올리고 있었다.

Answer 390

An expert angler was casting his line and catching a fish every time.

[물고기 —- Fish (animal, not meat)]

Question 391

사람들은 야채와 과일을 많이 먹어야 돼요

Answer 391

People need to eat lots of fruits and vegetables

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 392

저는 과일도 좋아하고 야채도 좋아해요

Answer 392

I like fruit and vegetables too

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 393

저는 주로 과일과 야채를 먹어요

Answer 393

I mainly eat fruits and vegetables

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 394

저는 야채를 냉장고에 넣었어요

Answer 394

I put the vegetables in the fridge

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 395

메어리가 야채를 키운다.

Answer 395

Mary grows vegetables.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 396

너의 야채를 다 먹어 버려라.

Answer 396

Eat up your vegetables.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 397

당신은 무슨 야채를 원합니까?

Answer 397

What kinds of vegetables do you have?

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 398

당신 야채에 소금 넣었습니까?

Answer 398

Have you salted the vegetables?

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 399

야채의 가격은 계절에 따라 변동한다.

Answer 399

The price of vegetables fluctuates according to the season.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 400

야채가 한파 동안에 모두 얼어 죽었다.

Answer 400

The vegetables froze out during the cold spell.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 401

저는 과일도 좋아하고 야채도 좋아해요.

Answer 401

I like fruits and I also like vegetables.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 402

이 야채는 어제 내가 산 야채만 못합니다.

Answer 402

These vegetables are not as good as the vegetables I bought yesterday.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 403

이런 야채의 영양성분이 모두 끓어 없어졌다.

Answer 403

All the goodness has been boiled out of the vegetables.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 404

이런 야채는 소금을 좀더 많이 넣어야 할 필요가 있다.

Answer 404

The vegetables need more salt.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 405

우리는 뒤뜰에는 야채를 심고, 앞뜰에는 화초를 심었다.

Answer 405

We grow vegetables in the back garden, and flowers in the front garden.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 406

나는 닭 한 마리와 간식을 준비할 테니, 그날 저녁 당신은 야채만 준비하면 된다.

Answer 406

I’ll have a chicken and dessert ready, so you count on preparing just vegetables that night.

[야채 —— vegetable]

Question 407

언덕을 올라가다

Answer 407

to go up a hill

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 408

우리 집은 언덕 위에 있어요

Answer 408

Our house is on top of the hill

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 409

언덕에 나무가 있어요.

Answer 409

There is a tree on the hill.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 410

언덕은 안개로 덮여 있다.

Answer 410

The hill is blotted out by mist.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 411

작은 언덕에 거대한 성벽이 있다.

Answer 411

The hill was surmounted with a large castle.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 412

그 적재량을 초과한 트럭은 언덕을 오르지 못했다.

Answer 412

That overloaded truck jibbed at the steep hill.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 413

언덕에 달려 올라온 후에 나는 기진맥진함을 느꼈다.

Answer 413

I feel completely shattered after that run up the hill.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 414

이 작은 차가 안전하게 그 가파른 언덕을 갈 수 있을까?

Answer 414

Will this small car negotiate that steep hill?

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 415

그림 오른쪽의 그 언덕은 다른 부분이 다 그려진 후에 첨가해 그린 것이다.

Answer 415

The hill to the right was painted in after the rest of the picture was completed.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 416

이 도시는 산비탈 위에 세워졌기 때문에 “언덕의 도시”라는 이름을 지었다.

Answer 416

The town was built on the side of a hill, hence the name Hillside.

[언덕 —– hill]

Question 417

선물을 주다

Answer 417

to give a present

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 418

선물을 받다

Answer 418

to receive a present

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 419

저는 저의 여자 친구를 위해 선물을 샀어요

Answer 419

I bought a present for my girlfriend

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 420

저는 저의 여자 친구에게 선물을 많이 줬어요

Answer 420

I gave my girlfriend a lot of presents

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 421

저는 친구들에게 선물을 돌렸어요

Answer 421

I distributed/handed out presents to my friends

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 422

아들은 할아버지께 선물을 줬어요

Answer 422

The son gave a present to his grandfather

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 423

할아버지께 선물을 드리고 싶어요

Answer 423

I want to give my grandfather a present

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 424

저는 그 사람이 저에게 줄 선물을 받고 싶지 않아요

Answer 424

I don’t want to accept the gift that person will give me

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 425

그 선물이 그녀를 매우 기쁘게 했다.

Answer 425

The present delighted her.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 426

이 책은 빌려 온 것이지, 선물이 아니다.

Answer 426

The book is a loan, not a gift.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 427

그녀는 남편을 위해 생일선물을 골랐다.

Answer 427

She selected a birthday present for her husband.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 428

나는 그녀를 위하여 아주 예쁜 선물을 골랐다.

Answer 428

I chose her a nice present.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 429

나는 그의 도움의 답례로 그에게 선물을 보냈다.

Answer 429

I requited him for his help with a present.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 430

그들의 선물은 나로 하여금 대단히 감동케 했다.

Answer 430

I was very touched by their present.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 431

여러분이 보내신 결혼선물에 대단히 감사합니다.

Answer 431

Thank you so much for your generous wedding present.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 432

그는 선물을 풀었을 때, 기뻐서 펄쩍펄쩍 뛰었다.

Answer 432

He jumped for joy when he opened his present.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 433

나와 데이비드는 당신의 선물에 대단히 감사합니다.

Answer 433

Many thanks for the gift, from David and me.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 434

당신들이 보내준 선물에 다시 한번 감사를 드립니다.

Answer 434

Thanks again for the lovely gift.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 435

그는 우리들 한 사람 한 사람에게 줄 선물을 가지고 돌아왔다.

Answer 435

He brought back a present for each of us.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 436

작은 선물도 함께 부쳤으니, 네가 마음에 들어 하기를 바란다.

Answer 436

I’m also sending a little gift.I hope you like it.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 437

제인이 직장을 떠날 때, 모두들 돈을 모아 그녀에게 선물을 하였다.

Answer 437

Everybody contributed towards Jane’s present when she left the office.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 438

홀리는 남을 잘 이해하는 사람이나, 나는 오히려 그녀에게 바로 선물을 하고 싶다.

Answer 438

Holly was very understanding, but I’m eager to get her a gift soon.

[선물 —— present, gift]

Question 439

기타를 치다

Answer 439

to play guitar

[기타 —— guitar]

Question 440

저의 남자친구는 기타를 잘 쳐요

Answer 440

My boyfriend plays the guitar well

[기타 —— guitar]

Question 441

(그녀는) 나의 학업, 병원 일 등등 모든 것을 알고 있었다.

Answer 441

She knew all about my schoolwork, my hospital work, etc.

[기타 (2) —— etc]

Question 442

전화번호를 종이에 써 주세요

Answer 442

Write your phone number on a piece of paper please

[종이 —– paper]

Question 443

저는 그 수학 문제를 연필과 종이로 풀었어요

Answer 443

I solved that math problem using a paper and a pencil

[종이 —– paper]

Question 444

그 종이를 공책에 풀로 붙이세요!

Answer 444

Stick that paper to your notebook using glue!

[종이 —– paper]

Question 445

종이가 벽 위에 붙어 있다.

Answer 445

The paper stuck to the wall.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 446

이 종이는 만지면 실크 같다.

Answer 446

This paper feels like silk.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 447

종이를 찢어진 곳을 붙입시다.

Answer 447

Let’s paste up the cracks with paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 448

나는 더욱 얇은 종이를 원한다.

Answer 448

I want some thinner paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 449

그는 풀로 종이를 위에 붙였다.

Answer 449

He glued the paper on.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 450

그 종이를 나의 사무실에 놓아라.

Answer 450

Put that piece of paper in my office.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 451

종이가 연소할 때 화학변화를 일으킨다.

Answer 451

A chemical change takes place in paper when it burns.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 452

종이의 가장자리를 따라 작은 구멍을 뚫었다.

Answer 452

Little holes were punched out along the edge of the paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 453

종이에 불이 붙기만 하면, 불은 활활 타오른다.

Answer 453

The fire flared up as the paper caught on.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 454

우리들은 종이를 가득 싣고 스웨덴에서 출발했다.

Answer 454

We sailed from Sweden with a cargo of paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 455

그 종이는 연대가 오래 되어서 노란색을 띠고 있다.

Answer 455

That paper has yellowed with age.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 456

산소를 포함하는 종이는 퇴색을 막는데 도움이 된다.

Answer 456

Sheets of oxygenic paper aid in maintaining color.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 457

그는 나로 하여금 종이를 반으로 접어서 찢으라고 했다.

Answer 457

He told me to double back the sheet of paper and tear it in half.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 458

그는 갑자기 그 종이를 넘겨 뒤에 무엇이 써 있나 보았다.

Answer 458

He flipped over the piece of paper to see what was written on the back.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 459

그는 매연으로 그을려 더러워진 손으로 인해 종이가 더러워졌다.

Answer 459

His sooty hand smudged the paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 460

패션 사진이 많이 실린 잡지는 광택이 나는 좋은 종이를 써 인쇄한다.

Answer 460

A glossy magazine has lots of pictures of fashionable clothes and is printed on good quality paper.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 461

그녀는 핀으로 종이를 고정시켜서 종이가 바람에 날아가지 않도록 했다.

Answer 461

She pinned the paper down to prevent it blowing away.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 462

그 변호사는 깃펜의 끝을 뾰족하게 하고, 종이를 펼치고, 필사할 준비를 했다.

Answer 462

The lawyer nib his pen, spread out his paper, and prepared to write.

[종이 —– paper]

Question 463

우유를 마시다

Answer 463

to drink milk

[우유 —– milk]

Question 464

저는 슈퍼에서 우유를 샀어요

Answer 464

I bought milk at the supermarket

[우유 —– milk]

Question 465

저는 애기에게 우유를 마시라고 했어요

Answer 465

I told the baby to drink his milk

[우유 —– milk]

Question 466

애기는 우유 대신에 물만 마시고 싶어요

Answer 466

Instead of milk, the baby wants to drink only water

[우유 —– milk]

Question 467

저는 우유 두 잔을 샀어요

Answer 467

I bought two glasses of milk

[우유 —– milk]

Question 468

냄비안의 우유가 끓어 넘쳤다.

Answer 468

The milk in the pot boiled up and spilled over.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 469

밀가루와 약간의 우유를 섞어라.

Answer 469

Mix the flour with some milk.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 470

가스를 잠가라; 우유가 끓어 넘쳤다.

Answer 470

Turn out the gas; the milk is boiling over.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 471

이 여자 아이는 그 우유를 다 마셨다.

Answer 471

The girl drank up that bottle of milk.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 472

우유가 유리컵 바깥으로 흘러 나왔다.

Answer 472

The milk slopped over the rim of the glass.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 473

우유는 젖소나 기타 동물에서 나온다.

Answer 473

Milk comes from cows or other animals.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 474

냉장고 안에 많은 음식과 우유가 있다.

Answer 474

There’s a lot of food in the fridge and milk too.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 475

우리는 우유를 좀 데워서 커피를 탈 것이다.

Answer 475

We’ll heat up some milk for the coffee.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 476

이 우유는 이미 시게 되어서 신 악취가 난다.

Answer 476

This milk has gone sour; it has a sour taste.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 477

그녀는 헝겁으로 흘러 넘친 우유를 닦아냈다.

Answer 477

She sopped up the spilt milk with a cloth.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 478

빨리해, 애들아 우유를 마시고 우리는 가자.

Answer 478

Hurry , child, drink down your milk so that we can start.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 479

나는 우유는 신선하지 않음을 맡을 수 있었다.

Answer 479

I could smell that the milk wasn’t fresh

[우유 —– milk]

Question 480

우리는 계란 몇 개와 약간의 우유를 필요로 한다.

Answer 480

We need a few eggs and a little milk.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 481

이 고양이는 우유를 마신 후에 자기의 귀를 씻었다.

Answer 481

The cat drank its milk and washed its ears.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 482

우유가 없으니, 너는 우유를 넣지 않은 차를 마셔라.

Answer 482

There’s no milk, so drink your tea without.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 483

그녀가 어린애에게 우유를 먹여 아이를 조용히 시켰다.

Answer 483

She calmed her child by giving it some milk.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 484

라이스 푸딩은 쌀에 우유와 설탕을 넣어 구워 만든 단 음식이다.

Answer 484

Rice pudding is a sweet dish made by baking rice with milk and sugar.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 485

이미 쏟아진 우유를 위해 울어도 소용이 없다.; 엎질러진 물은 다시 담을 수가 없다.

Answer 485

It is no use crying over spilt milk.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 486

타는 방법 : 1티스푼 혹은 좀 더 많은 커피를 잔에 넣고, 뜨거운 물을 부어 섞는다, 설탕 및 우유를 가늠해 넣으면, 마실 수 있다.

Answer 486

Directions: Use one teaspoonful of more per cup, add boiling water and stir Add sugar and milk to taste.

[우유 —– milk]

Question 487

저는 저의 손목을 다쳤어요

Answer 487

I hurt my wrist

[손목 —- wrist]

Question 488

(그는) 담배 광고를 찍기 위해 암벽을 오르다 손목이 부러졌다.

Answer 488

He broke his wrist climbing rocks for a cigarette ad.

[손목 —- wrist]

Question 489

시간을 몰라서 시계를 봤어요

Answer 489

I didn’t know what time it was so I looked at the clock

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 490

시계는 1초 1초 움직이고 있다.

Answer 490

The clock is beating seconds.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 491

그는 시계를 1시간 뒤로 돌렸다.

Answer 491

He put the clock back an hour.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 492

시계는 낮은 소리로 12시를 알렸다.

Answer 492

The clock boomed out the noon hour.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 493

그는 시계의 바늘을 앞으로 돌렸다.

Answer 493

He moved on the hands of the clock.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 494

시계는 째깍째깍 초를 재고 있었다.

Answer 494

The clock was ticking away the seconds.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 495

이 손목시계는 하루에 50분이 늦는다.

Answer 495

This watch loses 50 minutes a day.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 496

이 오래된 시계는 여전히 아주 잘 간다.

Answer 496

The old clock is still going strong.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 497

이 값싼 시계는 그다지 오래 쓸 수 없다.

Answer 497

This cheap watch won’t last for very long.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 498

나는 나의 시계를 5분 늦게 돌려 놓겠다.

Answer 498

I’ll set my watch back (by) five minutes

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 499

내가 너의 시계를 다시 좀 볼 수 있을까?

Answer 499

May I look at your watch again?

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 500

시계가 가지 않는다; 장치가 고장이 났다.

Answer 500

The clock doesn’t go; there’s something wrong with the mechanism.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 501

나의 시계는 빠르고, 너의 시계는 느리다.

Answer 501

My watch is fast and your watch is slow.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 502

그는 또 약간의 돈을 써서 시계를 고쳤다.

Answer 502

He had to fork out some money again to have his watch repaired.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 503

그는 좋은 가격으로 그 손목시계를 팔았다.

Answer 503

He sold the watch at a good price.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 504

나의 시계는 매우 정확하니 너는 안심해도 된다.

Answer 504

You can rely on my watch keeping time.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 505

나는 반드시 시계를 맞춰야 한다, 그것이 느리다.

Answer 505

I must adjust my watch, it is slow.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 506

그는 시계를 찾으러 도처를 다녔지만 찾지 못했다.

Answer 506

He looked round for the watch, but couldn’t find it.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 507

나에게 이 시계에 무슨 고장이 있는지 알려주세요.

Answer 507

Tell me if there is anything wrong with this watch.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 508

그들은 시계가 규칙적으로 똑닥거리는 소리를 들을 수 있다.

Answer 508

They could hear the regular tick of the clock.

[시계 —— clock/ watch]

Question 509

손목시계를 차다

Answer 509

to wear a watch

[손목시계 —— wristwatch]

Question 510

그 손목시계를 어디 샀어요?

Answer 510

Where did you buy that watch?

[손목시계 —— wristwatch]

Question 511

영화를 보다

Answer 511

to watch a movie

[영화 —– movie]

Question 512

영화를 촬영하다

Answer 512

to film a movie

[영화 —– movie]

Question 513

저는 무서운 영화를 보고 싶어요

Answer 513

I want to see a scary movie

[영화 —– movie]

Question 514

저는 그 영화를 다섯 번 봤어요

Answer 514

I saw that movie five times

[영화 —– movie]

Question 515

저는 어제 영화를 봤어요

Answer 515

I saw a movie yesterday

[영화 —– movie]

Question 516

배우들은 그들의 영화를 보통 좋아하지 않아

Answer 516

Actors usually don’t like their movies

[영화 —– movie]

Question 517

좋은 영화를 추천해 주세요

Answer 517

Recommend a good movie, please!

[영화 —– movie]

Question 518

저는 이 영화를 더 이상 보고 싶지 않아요

Answer 518

I don’t want to watch this movie anymore

[영화 —– movie]

Question 519

아이들은 만화영화를 매우 좋아해요

Answer 519

Children really like animated movies

[영화 —– movie]

Question 520

학생들은 짧은 영화를 보고 있어요

Answer 520

The students are watching a short film

[영화 —– movie]

Question 521

어떤 영화를 보고 싶어요?

Answer 521

What movie do you want to see?

[영화 —– movie]

Question 522

이 영화는 2년을 준비했다.

Answer 522

This film was two years in gestation.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 523

이 영화는 많은 관중을 끌었다.

Answer 523

The film has pulled in large audiences.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 524

그 영화는 많은 관중을 끌고 있다.

Answer 524

That film is really packing them in.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 525

이 영화의 줄거리는 쉽게 요약할 수 있다.

Answer 525

The plot of the film boils down easily.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 526

나는 이 영화를 볼 기회가 있길 줄곧 바랬다.

Answer 526

I’ve been hoping I’d have a chance to see the film.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 527

이 영화는 지금 지방의 성에서 방영되고 있다.

Answer 527

The film is now being shown in the provinces.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 528

영화가 상영하기 전에 우리는 무엇을 좀 먹자.

Answer 528

Let’s have some nosh before the film starts.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 529

이 영화는 최고로 훌륭한 영화중의 하나에 든다.

Answer 529

This film ranks with the best.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 530

젊은이들은 그 영화에 대해 매우 높이 평가한다.

Answer 530

That film stands high among the young.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 531

[영화 —– movie]이 영화는 네가 기대했던 것 만큼 그렇게 좋습니까?

Answer 531

Did the film live up to your expectations?

[영화 —– movie]

Question 532

나는 너무 피곤해서 영화를 보러 가고 싶지 않았다.

Answer 532

I’m tired–I think I’ll give the film a miss.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 533

이 영화는 매우 감동적이어서, 그녀는 거의 울 뻔했다.

Answer 533

The film was so moving that she almost wept.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 534

이 영화는 손질을 해야 하기 때문에 다시 편집을 했다.

Answer 534

The film is to be cleaned up and re-edited.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 535

[영화 —– movie]이 영화는 두 주인공의 조예 깊은 연기 때문에 잊기 어렵습니다.

Answer 535

The film was memorable for the fine acting of the two main characters.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 536

사람들이 그 새 영화를 보기 위하여 벌떼 처럼 영화관에 몰려 갔다.

Answer 536

People flocked to the cinema to see the new film.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 537

아이들은 영화가 시작되기를 참을 수 없다는 듯이 기다리고 있었따.

Answer 537

The children are itching for the film to begin.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 538

이 영화는 사람을 실망시켰다. 우리가 생각했던 것보다 훨씬 나쁘다.

Answer 538

The film was a bit of a disappointment; we expected it to be much better.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 539

그녀가 이 영화에 대해 한껏 칭찬을 해서 나도 한번 보러 가고 싶게 했다.

Answer 539

She gave a glowing description of the film, which made me want to see it for myself.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 540

이 영화를 우리는 매우 좋아합니다. 우리는 이 표값을 가치있게 썼다고 느낍니다.

Answer 540

We enjoyed the film so much that we felt we’d got our money’s worth.

[영화 —– movie]

Question 541

너는 최대한의 노력을 했다.

Answer 541

You made a gallant effort.

[노력 — effort]

Question 542

[노력 — effort]나는 정신을 차리고 다시 노력을 했다.

Answer 542

I rallied all my energy for further effort.

[노력 — effort]

Question 543

이 일은 너로 하여금 더 많은 노력을 하게 한다.

Answer 543

This task challenges your further effort.

[노력 — effort]

Question 544

우리는 큰 성과를 거두기 위하여 노력하고 있으며, 그리고 우리는 반드시 큰 노력을 거두어야 한다.

Answer 544

We are going out for big results , and we must make a big effort.

[노력 — effort]

Question 545

나는 그를 만나도록 노력해야 한다.

Answer 545

I must try and see him.

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 546

(그는) 비밀리에 직장에서 그녀를 도와주려 했다.

Answer 546

He secretly tried to help her at work.

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 547

다른 사람들이 아주 열심히 하지 않는 것 같아 보이면 화가 나나요?

Answer 547

Does it annoy you if others don’t seem to try hard enough?

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 548

(그는) 건강을 아주 좋게 유지하려고 열심히 노력한다.

Answer 548

He strives hard to keep himself very fit.

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 549

쓸데없이 애쓰지 말아라.

Answer 549

Do not exert yourself unnecessarily.

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 550

저는 한국어를 배우려고 노력하고 있어요

Answer 550

I am trying to learn Korean

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 551

그 친구를 매 주말 만나려고 노력해요

Answer 551

I try to meet that friend every weekend

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 552

한국 정부는 교통사고를 방지하려고 노력하고 있어요

Answer 552

The Korean government is trying to prevent traffic accidents

[노력하다 —- to try / to try and / to strive / to exert yourself]

Question 553

앉으세요!

Answer 553

have a seat!

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 554

발이 아파서 앉고 싶어요

Answer 554

I want to sit down because my feet are sore

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 555

저는 신발을 신으러 잠깐 앉았어요

Answer 555

I sat down for a minute in order to put on my shoe

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 556

그는 소파에 앉아 있어요

Answer 556

He is sitting on the couch

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 557

여기에 앉아도 돼요?

Answer 557

May I sit here?

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 558

오빠는 바닥에 앉아서 점심을 먹었어

Answer 558

My brother ate lunch sitting on the floor

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 559

나는 앉아 스스로 안정시켰다.

Answer 559

I sat down to recover from my agitation.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 560

그는 교사의 맞은편에 앉았다.

Answer 560

He sat down opposite to the teacher.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 561

이 곳은 앉아 있으니 매우 편안하다.

Answer 561

This place is nice to sit in.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 562

그는 그곳에 앉아 창 밖을 응시했다.

Answer 562

He sat gazing out of the window.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 563

그녀는 그녀의 아이들 사이에 앉았다.

Answer 563

She is sitting among her children.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 564

그는 비행기의 조정장치 앞에 앉았다.

Answer 564

He sat at the controls of the aircraft.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 565

그녀가 앉을 때 치마가 위로 쳐들렸다.

Answer 565

Her skirt rides up when she sits down.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 566

그는 책상가 두 다리를 걸치고 앉았다.

Answer 566

He sat on the edge of the table dangling his legs.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 567

아이들은 높은 담에 앉아 발을 흔들었다.

Answer 567

The children sat on the high wall, their legs dangling.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 568

그는 걸어 들어와 내 앞의 좌석에 앉았다.

Answer 568

He came in and took a seat opposite to me.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 569

그는 TV에서 떨어진 가장 먼 자리에 앉았다.

Answer 569

He sat on the seat furthermost from the TV set.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 570

그는 아이들이 반듯하게 앉아 있도록 했다.

Answer 570

He made the children sit bolt upright.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 571

나는 방에 앉아 오래된 음반을 살펴보고 있다.

Answer 571

I’m sitting in my room and looking through my old record albums.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 572

그는 그곳에 앉아 자세히 그 설계를 고려했다.

Answer 572

He sat there mulling over the design.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 573

이 무리의 시위자들은 줄곧 새벽까지 앉아 있었다.

Answer 573

The group of demonstrators sat on till morning.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 574

그는 포격이 멈출때까지 도랑에 줄곧 앉아 있었다.

Answer 574

He sat out the bombardment in the trench.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 575

그는 몇 시간 동안 조금도 움직이지 않고 앉아 있었다.

Answer 575

He sat stone-still for hours.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 576

무당은 귀신과 함께 한 책상에 앉아 있는 것을 발견되었다.

Answer 576

The witches were found to sit at a table with the black man.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 577

앞으로 조금 이동해 주십시오. 우리들이 앉을 곳이 없습니다.

Answer 577

Move up in front, we haven’t any room to sit.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 578

매주 금요일마다 나는 티비 앞에 앉아 있는다.

Answer 578

Every Friday, I would park myself in front of the TV.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 579

“앉아.”라고 그는 지겨워하는 목소리로 말했다.

Answer 579

“Take a seat,” he said in a bored tone.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 580

(그는) 의자 하나를 가리키고 자신은 책상 앞에 앉았다.

Answer 580

He waved toward a chair, and seated himself at the desk.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 581

(그는) 상자를 벽에 대고 놓은 다음 그 위에 앉았다.

Answer 581

He set the cases against a wall and sat on them.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 582

에바는 의자를 끌어와 남편 옆에 앉았다.

Answer 582

Eva pulled over a chair and sat beside her husband.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 583

나는 충격을 받은 채 앉았다.

Answer 583

I sat down, stunned.

[앉다 (1) —— to sit / to sit down / to seat yourself / take a seat / park yourself (informal)]

Question 584

개똥지빠귀가 소나무 가지 위에 날아가 앉았다.

Answer 584

A thrush alighted on a branch of the pine tree.

[앉다 (2) —— (birds or insects) settle on, perches on, alights (literary)]

Question 585

검정 새 한 마리가 날아와서 그의 창문 밖 난간에 앉았다.

Answer 585

A blackbird flew down and perched on the parapet outside his window.

[앉다 (2) —— (birds or insects) settle on, perches on, alights (literary)]

Question 586

나방들이 그 앞에서 날다 결국 거칠게 도색이 된 금속 위에 앉았다.

Answer 586

Moths flew in front of it, eventually settling on the rough painted metal.

[앉다 (2) —— (birds or insects) settle on, perches on, alights (literary)]