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Question 1

Extraordinary

Answer 1

비범한 초자연적인
Looks interesting in dinosaur is rather extraordinary

Question 2

Ardent

Answer 2

열렬한, 열의가 있는, 열심인, 너무 좋아하는
I feel ardent about thin crust pizza and really great books

Question 3

Scrutinize

Answer 3

꼼꼼히 살피다, 철저히 검토하다
A good writer will scrutinize a first draft in order to locate any careless errors she has made

Question 4

Regale

Answer 4

~을 즐겁게 하다, ~에게 여흥을 제공하다
Broadcaster Jay Bilas knows so much about basketball that he is sure to regale his listeners with his knowledge of the game

Question 5

Procure

Answer 5

(어렵게) 구하다, 얻다
If you are looking to procure a high-paying job, you will have to look harder

Question 6

Devour

Answer 6

게걸스럽게 먹거나 소비하다, 삼켜버리다
I devour great books and thin crust pizza

Question 7

Contemplate

Answer 7

심사숙고하다, 곰곰이 생각하다
How many children and adults have completed the same miracle ?

Question 8

Endure

Answer 8

참다, 인내하다, 견디다
When the Greek gods made his life miserable, the hero Odysseus had no choice, but to endure

Question 9

Elicit

Answer 9

끌어내다, 도출하다, 유도하다
A good teacher will ask questions in a way that will elicit superior responses from his or her students.

Question 10

Sheer

Answer 10

순전한 완전한 얇은 투명한
Anything with a dinosaur pattern elicited from Luke expressions of sheer glee

Question 11

Cater

Answer 11

(연회 등에) 음식을 제공하다, ~의 요구를 들어주다
If your parents cater to you every need, then you’ll never learn to do things for yourself

Question 12

Adorn

Answer 12

~을 장식하다, 꾸미다, 치장하다.
Student’s work should adorn the bulletin boards of a classroom

Question 13

Former

Answer 13

예전의. 과거의, 전자의
Would you like a brief homework assignment or a long one? most students would prefer the former not the latter

Question 14

Abate

Answer 14

잦아들다, 완화하다, 경감하거나 완화시키다
until this storm abates, I think I will just pull over to the side of the road

Question 15

Enthrall

Answer 15

~의 마음을 사로잡다, 매료시키다
It’s easy to see how one might be enthralled by a spectacular view or a wonderful performance… or by the skeleton of huge dinosaur!

Question 16

Soar

Answer 16

높이 날아오르다, 솟구치다, 치솟다, 급증하다
In another sense of students’ grades can soar

Question 17

Vengeance

Answer 17

복수 앙갚음
Vengeance is the desire to pay someone back for some hurt to give a hurt for a hurt

Question 18

Descend

Answer 18

내려가다, 떨어지다, ~의 자손이다, ~ 의 계통을 잇다
A bird may descend from its perch in a tree
Sharon descends from a family of music lovers

Question 19

Clench

Answer 19

움켜쥐다, 단단히 잡다
He clinches his fists

Question 20

Accustomed

Answer 20

~에 익숙한
Americans have grown accustomed to poor sportsmanship from their sports heroes.

Question 21

Gloat

Answer 21

득의양양해 하다, (남의 불행을)고소한 듯 바라보다
An athlete who gloats is not displaying good sportsmanships

Question 22

Veteran

Answer 22

베테랑, (특정 분야의) 전문가, 퇴역군인, 재향군인
A veteran is someone who is experienced

Question 23

Dreary

Answer 23

지루한 따분한 음울한 음침한
Dull and dismal

Question 24

Lament

Answer 24

통탄하다, 깊이 유감스러워하다
To lament something is to regret it deeply, but sometimes it can be a noun

Question 25

Instill

Answer 25

서서히 불어넣다 천천히 주입하다 Good teachers instill in their student I love of learning

Question 26

Arrogance

Answer 26

If we think of the noun form of humble, humility, then its opposite is arrogance

Question 27

Arrogance

Answer 27

If we think of the noun form of humble, humility, then its opposite is arrogance

Question 28

summon

Answer 28

~을 부르다 소환하다 You may have heard of a legal documents called as summon which requires a someone to appear before a court

Question 29

Procrastinate

Answer 29

미루다 질질 끌다 Procrastinate come from the Latin pro- (forward) and crastinus (belonging to the next day). Knowing that, you can see how the word got its meaning: to put off doing something

Question 30

Dismayed

Answer 30

실망한, 고통스러워 하는, 슬픔에 빠진 when he heard the news of his sister’s death, he was understandably dismayed The new of his sister’s death understandably dismayed him

Question 31

Decisive

Answer 31

결정적인, 단호한 We use critical to refer to something that is decisive

Question 32

Aloof

Answer 32

거리를 두는, 냉담한 To be aloof is to be distance or emotionally uninvolved

Question 33

Loathe

Answer 33

몹시 싫어하다, 혐오하다 What is your least favorite subject in school? Do you loathe it or is it bearable?

Question 34

Revise

Answer 34

수정하다, 개정하다, 복습하다 To revise means to revisit with your eyes . it comes from the Latin prefix re- ( back) and the route visere (to look over).

Question 35

Ponder

Answer 35

곰곰이 생각하다, 숙고하다 Ponder comes from the Latin word ponderare, which means "to weigh". you weigh something with your mind. You contemplate that issue.

Question 36

Seldom

Answer 36

좀처럼(거의) ~하지 않는 Seldom is an adverb that doesn’t and in "-Iy". It means rarely.