From Social Media Flashcards

1
Q

기뻐요

A

I’m happy

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신난다

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I’m excited

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잘했어요

A

Good job

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4
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미친놈

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crazy guy

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네가 틀렸어요

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You were wrong

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6
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아쉽네요

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What a shame

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7
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찬성입니다

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I agree

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8
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진정해!

A

Take it easy

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9
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계산

A

calculation

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10
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더하기

A

addition

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11
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빼기

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subtraction

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12
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나누기

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division

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13
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곱하기

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multiplication

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14
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높이

A

height

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15
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깊이

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depth

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16
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무게

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weight

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17
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속도

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velocity

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18
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두께

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thickness

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19
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만족스럽다

A

to be satisfied with

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20
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관현악단

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orchestra

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21
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무용수

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dancer

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22
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기침

A

cough

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23
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트림

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burp

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24
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재채기

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sneeze

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25
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하품

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yawn

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26
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딸국질

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hiccup

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27
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지루하다

A

to be boring

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28
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강의

A

lectures

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29
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심심해서 죽겠다

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I’m bored to death

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30
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깁스

A

cast (for injury)

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31
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식용유

A

cooking oil

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32
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이정표

A

signpost
road sign

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33
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골목

A

alleyway
byway

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34
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약도

A

rough map

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35
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버스 정류장

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bus stop

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36
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육교

A

pedestrian overpass

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37
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인도

A

sidewalk

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38
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횡단보도

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crosswalk
pedestrian crossing

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39
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버스 정용 차선

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bus-only lane

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40
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직진

A

going (driving) straight

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41
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좌회전

A

left turn (driving)

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42
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우회전

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right turn

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43
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고가도록

A

overpass

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44
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지하도

A

underpass

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45
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표지판

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sign

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46
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도로/ 차도

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(car) road

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47
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밥 잘 챙겨드세요

A

Don’t skip your meals.
take good care of your meals

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48
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제가 밥 한 끼 살게요.

A

I’ll buy you a meal
I’ll return the favor

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49
Q

단기

A

short period

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50
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미달

A

shortage
deficiency
shortfall

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51
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정규

A

regular

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52
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양해애 주시기 바랍니다

A

Pease understand (very very formal)

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53
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전액 환불

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a full refund

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54
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담당자

A

the person in charge

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55
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수증기

A

(water) vapor
steam

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56
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대기

A

the atmosphere
the air

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57
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미세입자

A

fine particle

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58
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난반사

A

diffused reflection

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59
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관축

A

observation

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60
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결론이 나다

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to come to a conclusion

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61
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가능성이 제기되다

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to raise a possibility

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62
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우즈베키스탄

A

Uzbekistan

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63
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오스트리아

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Austria

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64
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고대에

A

in ancient times

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65
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공강

A

time between lectures at uni
can also mean having no classes at all

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66
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연강

A

연속 (continuous)+ 강의 (lectures)
having two or more classes in a row

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67
Q

한심하다

A

pathetic

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68
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나 만만해 보여?

A

Do you see me as a pushover?
Do you think I am a pushover?

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69
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저는 채식주의자예요

A

I am a vegetarian

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70
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저는 비건이에요

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I am vegan

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71
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찢었다

A

(the performance) was absolutely amazing

lit. they tore up

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72
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어버이날

A

Parent’s Day

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73
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씹어요

A

I chew

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74
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홀짝여요/홀짝거려요

A

I sip

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75
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설거지해요

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I do the dishes

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76
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별 일 없어요?

A

Is everything alright?

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77
Q

어떻게 지내요?

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How’s it going?

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78
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살아있었냐?

A

You’re still alive?
(To friends after you haven’t seen them in a while)

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79
Q

A

comb

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80
Q

밥솥

A

Rice cooker

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81
Q

그건 그거죠, 이건 이거지

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That was that, and this is this.
That was a separate matter, this is about something else.

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82
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탑승 시간을 기다리는 동안에 면세점 쇼핑을 합시다

A

Let’s browse the duty free shop while we wait for boarding time.

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83
Q

외우다

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To memorize

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84
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머무르다

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To stay temporarily

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85
Q

비가 오는 동안 여기에 있을까요?

A

Should we stay here while it rains?

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86
Q

공학

A

engineering major

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87
Q

평범하다

A

It’s ordinary

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88
Q

억양

pronounced closer to 어걍

A

accent

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89
Q

한국 사람들이 영어로 말할 때는 특이한 억양 있어요.

A

When Korean people speak in English, they have a unique accent

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90
Q

A

debt

pron. is closer to 빋

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91
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빚을 빨리 갚아야 되겠네

A

Oh, I should probably pay off this debt quicky

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92
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사고 싶은 것이 많아서 빚이 없었으면 좋겠어요

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I wish I didn’t have (any) debt because there are a lot of things that I want to buy.

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93
Q

빚을 갚다

A

to pay back a debt

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94
Q

A

comb

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95
Q

빗자루

A

broom

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96
Q

머리빗

A

hair comb

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97
Q

꼬리빗

A

a specific type of flat comb

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98
Q

앞머리가 있으면 꼬리빗을 꼭 가지고 다녀야 해요

A

If you have bangs, you must (go around carrying) have a comb.

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99
Q

백화점에서 구매한 빗이 질이 좋아서 아직까지 쓰고 있어요

A

The quality of the comb I purchased at the department store is so good that I am still using it.

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100
Q

A

brush

Note: refers to a brush used for cleaning, not for hair.

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101
Q

hairbrush

A


브러쉬

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102
Q

청소할 때 쓰는 솔은 자주 바꿔야 해요

A

You need to change the brush that you use to clean often

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103
Q

솔이 있으면 먼지 청소를 할 때 편해요

A

If you have a brush, it is easy/comfortable to clean dust

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104
Q

치약을 짜다

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to squeeze the toothpaste

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105
Q

제가 치약을 사기도 하고 칫솔을 사기도 했어요

A

I bought toothpaste and a toothbrush too

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106
Q

치약을 너무 많이 묻혀서 양치를 하는 것은 좋지 않아요

A

It’s not good to go brushing your teeth with too much toothpaste.

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107
Q

칫솔은 2개월에 한번씩 교체해야 돼요

A

You should change your toothbrush once every two months

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108
Q

칫솔에 물을 묻히기 전에 치약을 짜야 돼요

A

You should put (squeeze) toothpaste onto your toothbrush before putting water onto it

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109
Q

화학반응

A

chemical reaction

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110
Q

화학물질

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chemical

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111
Q

화학자

A

chemist

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112
Q

화학은 매우 흥미로워요

A

Chemistry is very interesting

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113
Q

나는 화학을 이해할 수 없어

A

I can’t understand chemistry

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114
Q

대학교에서 철학이나 화학을 공부하고 싶어요?

A

In university, do you want to study philosophy or chemistry?

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115
Q

철학

A

philosophy

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116
Q

철학자

A

philosopher

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117
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아르키메데스는 철학을 가르치기도 하고 중요한 발명품을 발명하기도 했어요

A

Archimedes taught philosophy and also invented important inventions too

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118
Q

뱀가죽

A

snake skin

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119
Q

가죽가방

A

leather bag

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120
Q

악어가죽

A

alligator skin

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121
Q

가죽소파

A

leather sofa

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122
Q

가죽바지

A

leather pants

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123
Q

가죽을 입거나 고기를 먹거나 둘 다 동물을 죽이는 것이에요

A

If you wear leather or eat meat, both of them are killing animals

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124
Q

그 남자가 악어가죽신발을 신고 있어서 못생겨 보이지 않아요?

A

That man is wearing alligator skin (leather) shoes, so doesn’t he look ugly?

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125
Q

크로커다일과 악어는 비슷하게 생겨서 구분하기 힘들어요

A

Crocodiles and alligators look very similar so it is hard to distinguish them

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126
Q

악어를 실제로 볼 수 있는 곳이 한국에는 동물원밖에 없어요

A

Other than in zoos there is no place in Korea to actually see alligators

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127
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발명품

A

invention

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128
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슬기가 새로운 발명품을 만들어서 부자가 됐어요

A

Seulgi made a new invention, so she became rich

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129
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발명품을 완성하자마자 그 과학자는 특허를 냈어요

A

As soon as the scientist completed his invention, he/she got it patented

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130
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향수를 뿌리다

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to spray/sprinkle perfume

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131
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첫인상에 어떤 향수를 뿌리는지는 많은 영향을 미쳐요

A

The type of perfume that you use (spray) has a big impact on a first impression

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132
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제가 나갈 때 가끔 향수를 뿌리기도 하고 가끔 안 뿌리기도 해요

A

When I go out, sometimes I put on (spray) perfume, sometimes I don’t

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133
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콧구멍

A

nostril

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134
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코딱지

A

boogers

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135
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코를 파다

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to pick one’s nose

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136
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코를 풀다

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to blow one’s nose

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137
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콧물(이 나다)

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liquid from one’s nose (a runny nose)

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138
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한국 사람들이 코가 높은 사람들이 제일 잘생겼다고 생각해요

A

Korean people think that people with high noses are the most handsome

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139
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계절이 바뀔 때마다 알레르기가 있는 사람들은 코가 간지러워져요

A

Each time the season changes, the noses of people with allergies get itchy

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140
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제 친구 중 한 명은 콧구멍이 커서 엄지 손가락을 넣을 수 있어요

A

One of my friends nostrils are so big that he can put his thumb into them

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141
Q

양파 껍질

A

onion peel

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142
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양파 껍질을 다 벗겨 주세요

A

Please peel all the onions for me

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143
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햄버거 한 개 주세요. 양파 빼고요

A

One hamburger please. And hold the onions.

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144
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양파를 자르는 김에 당근도 잘라주세요

A

While you cut the onions, also cut the carrots please!

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145
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양파가 아주 싸서 수십 개를 살까 해요

A

I am thinking about buying dozens of onions because they are very cheap

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146
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양파를 작은 조각으로 썰고 재료를 다 섞으세요

A

Chop the onions into small pieces and mix all the ingredients

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147
Q

발목 양말

A

ankle socks

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148
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양말을 벗겨 주세요

A

Please take off my socks

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149
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이 양말을 오른발에 신겨 주세요

A

Please put this sock on my right foot

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150
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저는 종업원한테 양말이 어디에 있냐고 물어봤어요

A

I asked the worker where the socks are

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151
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틈을 타다

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to make the most of a chance

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152
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한국 음식 너한테 너무 맵지 않아요?

A

Isn’t Korean food too spicy for you?

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153
Q

현관문 바닥에 작은 틈이 있어서 이를 막으려고 테이프를 붙였어요

A

On the floor of the porch door, there is a small crack, so I stuck tape on it to block it

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153
Q

선생님이 저를 안 보는 틈에 저는 몰래 교실 밖으로 나왔어요

A

In the space of time the teacher wasn’t looking at me, I came out of the classroom without him knowing

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154
Q

시설

A

facilities

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155
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시설을 운영하다

A

to manage facilities

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156
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시설을 확장하다

A

to expand facilities

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157
Q

개수

A

The number of things

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158
Q

개수를 세다

A

To count the number of things

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159
Q

이 바구니 안에 들어 있는 공이 개수를 정확히 맞추면 선물을 줘요

A

If you guess the correct number of balls in this basket we will give you a present

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160
Q

명수

A

The number of people

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161
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1반과 2반의 명수가 같아서 체육 시간에 게임을 할 때 편해요

A

The number of students in class 1 and Class 2 is the same so it is easy/comfortable to play a game during PE class

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162
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대화를 나누다

A

To have a conversation with

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163
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대화가 안 된다

A

For it to be difficult to have a conversation with

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164
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대화가 잘 통하다

A

To be able to have a conversation comfortably with

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165
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여자 친구는 다른 여자와 대화를 하지 말라고 했어요

A

My girlfriend told me not to talk to other girls

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166
Q

친구들 끼리는 반말을 쓰고, 어른들과 대화를 할때는 존댓말을 써요

A

Among friends casual speech is spoken and when talking to adults formal/ polite speech is used

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167
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저도 일본에 있을 때 더듬거리며 일본어 하는 외국인과 대화를 나누게 되었다면 매우 기뻐서 발음이 이상하든 문법이 엉터리든 “일본어 잘 하시네요~” 라고 해요.

A

I too, when in Japan, is having a conversation with a foreigner struggling to speak Japanese, I’m so glad (that he is trying), that whether his pronunciation is strange or his grammar is all mixed up I say “oh you speak Japanese really well.”

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168
Q

빗다

A

to comb one’s hair

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169
Q

머리를 빗다

A

to comb one’s hair

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170
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머리를 감고 나서 머리를 안 빗으면 머리가 다 엉켜요

A

After you wash your hair, if you don’t comb it your hair gets all tangled

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171
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머리를 묶기 전에 빗으로 잘 빗어주면 더 예쁜 머리를 할 수 있어요

A

Before tying your hair, if I comb it for you really well with a comb, I can make your hair prettier

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172
Q

미묘하다

A

to be subtle

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173
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두 사람 사이에는 알 수 없는 미묘한 기류가 있어요

A

There is an “awkward feeling” between the two people

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174
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두 식당의 음식을 비교했지만 맛의 차이가 미묘하기도 하고 가격이 비슷하기도 했어요

A

I compared the food of the two restaurants, but the difference in taste was subtle and the price is was similar too

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175
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밉다

A

for somebody to piss you off

pron. closer to 밉따

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176
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남편을 많이 사랑하지만 가끔 밉기도 하고 귀찮기도 해요

A

I love my husband a lot, but sometimes he pisses me off, and sometimes he is annoying

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177
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물을 끓이다

A

to boil water

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178
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물을 냄비에 끓이세요

A

Boil the water in a pot

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179
Q

제가 된장찌개를 끓일 때마다 할머니께서 맛있게 드셔요

A

Every time I make (boil) 된장찌개, Grandma always eats it well (“deliciously”)

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180
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진학하다

A

to enter a school

pron. closer to 진하카다

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181
Q

대학교에 진학하든지 진학하지 않든지 열심히 공부해야 돼요

A

It doesn’t matter if you go to University or not, you need to study hard

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182
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부모님은 제가 대학교에 진학하도록 하셨어요

A

My parents made me to go to University

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183
Q

정중히 사과하다

A

to apologize respectfully

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184
Q

그 사람이 내가 무례하다고 생각할까 봐 그에게 사과했어요

A

I was worried that that person would think I am rude, so I apologized to him

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185
Q

학생은 친구한테 돈을 돌려주기도 했고 선생님께 사과하기도 했어요

A

The student returned the money to his friend and also apologized to the teacher too

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186
Q

중국 사람들은 소금을 뿌리는 것 대신에 음식에 간장을 써요

A

Instead of using salt, Chinese people put/use soy sauce on their food

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187
Q

화단에 물을 다 뿌렸느냐고 물어봤어요

A

I asked if you sprayed all of the water on the plants/flowers

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188
Q

그냥 내 삶 전반이 불행한 것 같아서…

A

I’m just unhappy about my life in general…

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189
Q

그 모든 불행한 일을 겪고도 미소를 그렇게 자주 짓는 것은 어렵지 않아요

A

Even after experiencing (going through) all that unhappiness, it is not difficult to smile often like that

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190
Q

우리 회사가 내일부터 모든 시설을 대체하기 시작할 거예요

A

Our company will start replacing all of the facilities from tomorrow

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191
Q

식신

A

somebody who eats a lot

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192
Q

저는 식신이라서 뷔페에 자주 가요

A

I go to buffets a lot because I am a “식신”

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193
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밥을 많이 먹을 수 있는 사람들을 식신이라고 불러요

A

People who can eat a lot are called “식신”

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194
Q

Translate these three phrases:
길이를 재다
길이를 줄이다
길이를 늘이다

A

to measure the length
to decrease length
to increase length

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195
Q

이 밧줄의 길이가 짧아요

A

The length of this rope is short

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196
Q

이 바지 길이가 길어서 잘라야 해요

A

These pants (the length of these pants) are too long so I need to cut them

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197
Q

밧줄의 길이가 너무 부족하다고 했어요

A

I said that the length of this rope is not enough (insufficient)

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198
Q

저는 그 밧줄의 길이를 늘여야 된다고 이미 말했어요

A

I already said that we need to make the length of that rope longer

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199
Q

Translate these phrases:
밧줄을 감다
밧줄을 당기다
밧줄을 자르다

A

to wind a rope
to pull a rope
to cut a rope

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200
Q

안 쓰는 밧줄을 막대기에 감아 놓았어요

A

I coiled the rope that we aren’t using around the rod

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201
Q

이 밧줄의 길이가 몇 센티이냐고 물어봤어요

A

I asked what the length of this rope is in centimeters

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202
Q

이 영화의 주인공은 매우 인기가 많은 배우예요

A

The main character of this movie is a very popular actor

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203
Q

아무래도 다음 영화에서 주인공이 죽을 것 같아요

A

The hero/star/main character will probably die in the next movie

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204
Q

대부분 사람들이 이 영화의 주인공이 아주 잘생겼다고 말해요

A

Most people say that the main character of this move is very handsome

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205
Q

소설가

A

novelist

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206
Q

단편소설가

A

short story novelist

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207
Q

장편소설가

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“long story” novelist (Korean people use 장편 to refer to the opposite of 단편 – but 장편 (meaning a long story) usually just refers to a regular novel.)

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208
Q

소설가의 설명은 아주 섬세해요

A

The novelist’s explanation is very delicate

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209
Q

소설가가 되기 위해서는 많은 책을 읽고 공부해야 돼요

A

In order to become a novelist, you need to read many books and study

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210
Q

저는 이 소설가가 다른 소설가들보다 월등히 낫다고 생각합니다

A

I think this novelist is much better than other novelists

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211
Q

Translate these car related terms:
일반자동차
대형자동차
소형자동차
자동차보험
자동차사고
자동차주차금지
자동차를 빌리다

A

regular car
large sized car
small sized car
car insurance
car accident
no parking (of cars)
to rent a car

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212
Q

저는 자동차를 빌릴 거예요

A

I will rent a car

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213
Q

자동차를 사면 자동차 보험을 꼭 들어야 해요

A

If you buy a car, you must get car insurance

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214
Q

이 길은 가파르기 때문에 자동차 사고가 많이 나요

A

Many car accidents happen on this road because it is steep

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215
Q

1년 전에 자동차 사고를 당한 동료는 건강을 회복하고 다시 출근했어요

A

My co-worker that got into a car accident a year ago has recovered his health and is coming to work again

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216
Q

시식

A

samples that supermarkets give out for tasting

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217
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홈플러스와 같은 대형 마트가 보통 고객들이 먹을 수 있는 시식이 많아요

A

Big markets like Home Plus usually have a lot of samples customers can eat

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218
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제가 홈플러스에 유일하게 가는 이유는 시식을 먹을 수 있기 때문이에요

A

The only reason I go to Homeplus is because I can eat the samples

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219
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입력

A

imput

pron. closer to “임녁”

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220
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입력신호

A

imput signal

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221
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입력단자

A

imput terminal

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222
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자료를 입력하다

A

to imput data

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223
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이 내용을 핸드폰에 입력해 주세요

A

Please input this information into your phone

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224
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이 정보를 내일까지 다 입력해 줄 거라고 약속했어요

A

I promised that I would input all of this information by tomorrow

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225
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제가 회사에서 자료를 입력해서 하루 종일 책상에 앉아 있어야 돼요

A

At work I input data so I have to sit at a desk all day

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226
Q

출력

A

output

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227
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공식적으로

A

Officially

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228
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인쇄기가 망가져서 이 서류를 출력하지 못해요

A

The printer is broken so we can’t print/output this document

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229
Q

출력해야 할 내용이 있어서 복사기를 먼저 찾아야 해요

A

I have something (some contents) that I need to print so I first need to find copier

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230
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현대 자동차 출력은 첫 번째 출시된 자동차보다 백 배 더 많아요

A

Hyundai Motor’s output is a hundred times more than the first car released

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231
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현금인출기

A

ATM

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232
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현금인출기에서 현금을 뽑으러 은행에 가야 된다고 말할 거예요

A

I’m going to say that I need to go to the bank to take out cash from the ATM

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233
Q

이 길은 시위자들에 의해 막혀 있어요

A

This road is blocked because of the protesters

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234
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거리에 있었던 사람들이 시위자들이었다

A

The people who were on the street were protesters

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235
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회사장은 많은 시위자들로부터 드디어 빠져 나왔어요

A

The CEO finally escaped (came out of) the crowd of protesters

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236
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시위자들이 소리를 지르기도 하고 가게창문을 깨기도 했어요

A

The protesters screamed and also broke store windows too

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237
Q

불평불만

A

complaint

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238
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불만족스럽다

A

to be dissatisfied

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239
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정부에게 불만을 표현하고 싶은 사람이 많은가 봐요

A

It looks like there are a lot of people who want to express their complaints towards the government

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240
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제가 가장 싫어하는 사람은 하루 종일 불평불만을 하는 사람이에요

A

The people I hate the most are the people that complain all day

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241
Q

제가 오늘 1시 정각에 도착하겠다고 말했어요

A

I said that I would arrive at 1:00 on the hour

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242
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영화가 3시 정각에 시작될 거예요

A

The movie will start at 3:00 on the hour

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243
Q

그 사람에 얼굴을 보기 싫어서 돌아섰어요

A

I didn’t want to see that person’s face, so I turned around

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244
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싫어하는 사람이 저에 다가와서 그 사람을 피하려고 등을 지고 돌아섰어요

A

A person I don’t like was approaching me, so I turned around to avoid him

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245
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남자친구와 어제 심하게 싸워서 남자친구에게 마음이 돌아섰어요

A

I had a serious fight with my boyfriend yesterday, so I turned my back on him (don’t like him anymore)

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246
Q

제일 좋아하는 여자를 가리킬 거예요

A

I will point to the girl that I like the most

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247
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길을 잃어서 한 남자에게 방향을 물으니 저기를 가리켰어요

A

I got lost, so I asked a man directions, and he pointed there.

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248
Q

시계가 1시를 가리켜요

A

The clock is pointing at 1:00

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249
Q

상상력

A

imagination (imaginative power)

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250
Q

아내랑 이혼하는 것을 상상할 수도 없어요

A

I can’t even imagine divorcing my wife

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251
Q

제가 이렇게 더러운 도매시장에서 일하는 것을 상상할 수도 없어요

A

I can’t even imagine working at a dirty wholesale market like this

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252
Q

저는 모든 나라가 민주주의 국가로 변하는 것을 상상할 수 없다고 말했어요

A

I said that I can’t imagine all countries changing to democratic nations

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253
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헌집이든 새집이든 내가 깔아놓은 장판 위에서 누군가 새로운 삶을 시작할 거라고 상상하면 행복해지고 있다

A

It doesn’t matter if it’s an old house or a new house, when I imagine that people will start their new life on the floor that I put down, I get happy

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254
Q

꽃을/나무를 심다

A

to plant flowers / a tree

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255
Q

호우에 의해 올해 농부들은 밭에 옥수수를 심지 못했어

A

Farmers couldn’t plant corn this year due to the heavy rain

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256
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이 장소에서 나무를 심고 싶다고 말했어요

A

I said that I want to plant a tree in this location

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257
Q

위로해 줘서 감사합니다

A

Thank you for consoling me

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258
Q

위로금

A

money given to console somebody

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259
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진심으로 위로하다

A

to console from the bottom of one’s heart (sincerely)

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260
Q

아빠가 오늘 잡은 물고기가 너무 조그맣다고 했어요

A

Dad said that the fish he caught today is/was very tiny

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261
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제가 힘든 시간을 보내고 있을 때 남자친구는 진심으로 위로해 줘요

A

When I am having a hard time, my boyfriend consoles me sincerely

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262
Q

저의 친구의 아버지가 돌아가셔서 저는 친구를 위로했어요

A

My friend’s father passed away so I consoled my friend

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263
Q

나는 울음을 멈출 수가 없었다. 엄마는 나에게 조그만 선물을 줬다. 바로 내가 작년에 가지고 싶었던 시계였다. 엄마는 내가 작년에 말한 말을 기억하고 있었다.

A

I couldn’t stop crying. My mom gave me a small present. It was the watch that I wanted last year. Mom remembered what I said last year.

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264
Q

월등하다

A

to be exceptional

pron. closer to 월뜽하다

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265
Q

월등히

A

exceptionally

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266
Q

그 선수는 다른 선수들에 비해 실력이 월등해서 모든 게임을 이겼어요

A

That athlete’s skills are much better than other athletes, so he won all of the games

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267
Q

서울 사람들은 서울시 고등학교 교육과정이 불만족스럽다고 말해요

A

The people of Seoul say that they are not satisfied with the Seoul high school curriculum

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268
Q

아무리 일을 열심히 해도 저는 왠지 불만족스러워요

A

Regardless of how hard I work, for some reason I am not satisfied

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269
Q

저의 몸이 몹시 피곤해요

A

My body is really tired

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270
Q

돌아가신 아버지가 몹시 보고 싶어서 어젯밤 많이 울었어요

A

I really miss my deceased father, so last night I cried a lot

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271
Q

날씨가 점차 추워지고 있어요

A

The weather is gradually getting colder

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272
Q

이 상황이 점차 나빠지고 있어요

A

This situation is gradually getting worse

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273
Q

마음껏

A

as much as one wants

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274
Q

힘껏

A

as much as one can (as much as one’s power will allow)

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275
Q

지금껏 제가 제일 잘한 일은 제 남편과 결혼한 일이에요

A

Until now, the best thing I have done is marry my husband

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276
Q

나는 엄마에게 그가 너를 좋아한다고 말할 거야

A

I will tell mom that he likes you

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277
Q

선생님은 학생들이 늦게 도착했다고 말했다

A

The teacher said that the students arrived late

278
Q

이 길에 큰 자동차가 운전하면 안 된다고 말했어요

A

I said that big vehicles are not allowed to drive on this road

279
Q

학생이 이해할 수 없다고 했어요

A

The student said he can’t understand

280
Q

A

Silver

281
Q

거위

A

Goose

282
Q

일화

A

Anecdote

283
Q

조율하다

A

To tune

284
Q

공연하다

A

To perform

285
Q

포스터

A

Poster

286
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단추를 끼우다

A

To button

287
Q

수수께끼

A

Riddle

288
Q

두려움

A

Fear

289
Q

순서

A

order
sequence

290
Q

조미료

A

condiment

291
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방해하다

A

interrupt
disturbed

292
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흡수되다

A

to be absorbed (when cooking)

293
Q

우호적

A

being friendly

294
Q

우애

A

affection between brothers or friends

295
Q

학우

A

school friend
classmate

296
Q

반대

A

opposite
contrary

297
Q

반성

A

introspection
self-contemplation

298
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반의어

A

antonym

299
Q

반칙

A

foul
breach
infringement

300
Q

탑승하다

A

to board

301
Q

모집하다

A

to recruit, invite

302
Q

분석

A

analysis

303
Q

작용

A

action
effect
function

304
Q

쫓기다

A

to be chased

305
Q

이하

A

below, less than

306
Q

한눈

A

one look, an eye, a glance -

307
Q

토하다

A

to vomit
to throw up

308
Q

신입생

A

freshman (in college)

309
Q

대다

A

to place, put
to feel, touch

310
Q

돌이키다

A

to look back on, reflect;
to undo

311
Q

미끄럼

A

slide
sliding

312
Q

네모

A

square

313
Q

지난달

A

last month

314
Q

한국말 되게 잘 하시네요.

A

you speak Korean very well

315
Q

드디어 올 것이 왔군

A

It has finally happened

316
Q

그냥 내 삶 전반이 불행한 것 같아서…

A

I’m just unhappy about my life in general…

317
Q

카릴로하에 오신 것을 환영합니다

A

Welcome to cariloha

318
Q

여기서 파는 것은 모두들 대나무로 만든 것입니다.

A

Everything sold here is made from bamboo

319
Q

대나무 제품은 면보다 두 배나 부드럽고 3도 시원하게 해줍니다.

A

Bamboo is twice as soft as cotton and it keeps you three degrees cooler.

320
Q

항균성이 있고 냄새에 강합니다.

A

It is antibacterial and odor resistant.

321
Q

내년

A

next year

322
Q

내후년

A

the year after next

323
Q

밥솥

A

rice cooker

324
Q

얼룩

A

stain

325
Q

얼룩말

A

zebra

326
Q

엊그제

A

a couple of days ago

327
Q

그제/그저께

A

the day before yesterday

328
Q

모레

A

the day after tomorrow

329
Q

사랑니

A

wisdom tooth

330
Q

익사

A

drown

331
Q

입사

A

joining a company

332
Q

실화냐?

A

Is this for real?

333
Q

운전면허증

A

driver’s license

334
Q

신청하다

A

to apply

335
Q

걸리다

A

to take

336
Q

경찰서

A

police station

337
Q

시험장

A

test site

338
Q

재발금

A

reissue

339
Q

발금

A

issue

340
Q

신분증이 있어야 합니다

A

Just bring your identification card

341
Q

15일 정도 걸립니다

A

It will take around 15 days

342
Q

대나무는 먹을 수 있습니다

A

Bamboo is edible

343
Q

대나무는 공기를 다른 식물보다 최대 30% 더 효과적으로 정화합니다

A

Bamboo purifies the air up to 30 percent more effectively than other plants

344
Q

대나무 장대는 튼튼하고 건축에 사용됩니다

A

Bamboo poles are strong and are used in construction

345
Q

대나무는 자연적으로 항균성과 항진균성입니다.

A

Bamboo is naturally antibacterial and antifungal

346
Q

대나무 숯은 주변의 대기를 흡수하고 정화하며 탈취합니다.

A

Bamboo charcoal absorbs, purifies, and deodorizes the surrounding atmosphere.

347
Q

밭 옆에

A

Next to a field

348
Q

호랑이는 집으로 다가갔다

A

The tiger went closer to the house

349
Q

발견하다

A

To discover

350
Q

곶감

A

Dried persimmon

351
Q

이제 네 목소리가 분명하게 들린다

A

Now I can hear your voice clearly

352
Q

나무를 하다

A

To chop wood

353
Q

샘물

A

Spring water

354
Q

우리

A

cage for animals

355
Q

다람쥐

A

squirrel

356
Q

음주

A

consumption of alcohol

357
Q

음주운전

A

drunk driving

358
Q

경찰관은 남자에게 음주운전이 왜 위험한지를 이해시켰어요

A

The police officer made the man understand why drunk driving is dangerous

359
Q

Note on restriction:

A

“금” (禁) is often used to denote the restriction of something. The syllable after “금” indicates what is being restricted. 주 (酒), which is in the words 맥주 and 소주 refers to alcohol.
Another example is 금연 (禁煙), which refers to the restriction of smoking.
“9시 이후 금식!” In this case, 금식 (禁食) refers to the restriction of not eating.

360
Q

이 약을 드시면 꼭 일주일 동안 금주하셔야 됩니다

A

When you take this medicine, you must not drink for one week

361
Q

A

one’s side

Notes: 곁 is usually not used to literally/physically refer to one’s side. Instead, it is most commonly used to refer to “being beside” somebody in an emotional sort of way. For example:

나는 항상 너의 곁에 있을 거야 = I will always be by your side

362
Q

제가 매일 일만 해서 성공했지만 제 곁에 남은 사람은 아무도 없어요

A

I worked every day and was successful, but there is nobody left by my side

363
Q

어렸을 때 저는 부모님의 심부름을 해서 용돈을 벌었어요

A

When I was younger, I did my parent’s errands and got (earned) an allowance

364
Q

김부름

A

errand

365
Q

저의 이웃사람이 제 강아지를 잘 훈련시켰어요

A

My neighbor trained my dog very well

366
Q

저는 우리 아버지와 우리 어머니를 화해시켰어요

A

I made my father and mother reconcile

367
Q

우리는 지난 10년 동안 서로 싫어했지만 드디어 화해했어요

A

We didn’t like each other for the last 10 years, but we finally reconciled

368
Q

흥분제

A

a stimulant

369
Q

새로운 스타워즈 영화가 곧 나올 거라는 것을 듣고 아주 흥분했어요

A

I heard that the near Star Wars movie is coming out soon and got very excited

370
Q

자극하다

A

to stimulate

The pronunciation is closer to “자그카다”

371
Q

나는 반복되는 일상에서 무언가 새로운 자극이 필요했다. 그래서 나는 여행을 가기로 결심을 했다. 아일랜드와 지리적으로 매우 가깝지만 한번 도 가지 않았던 영국에 가기로 결심했다.

A

In my repeating daily life, I needed some new stimulation. So, I decided to go traveling. I decided to go to England, which, although geographically very close to Ireland, I had not been to once.

372
Q

안정하다

A

to be calm (to calm down)
to be stable (to stabilize)

373
Q

그 의사는 고통으로 울고 있는 환자를 안정시켰어요

A

The doctor calmed down the patient who was crying from pain

374
Q

노동자들이 무너질 것 같은 벽을 안정시켰어요

A

The workers stabilized the wall that was probably going to collapse

375
Q

응용수학

A

applied mathematics

376
Q

저는 그 단어의 뜻을 알고 있는데 문장에 어떻게 응용하는지 잘 몰라요

A

I know the meaning of that word, but I don’t know how to apply it to a sentence

377
Q

상을 차려 주세요

A

Please set the table for me

378
Q

엄마가 곧 올 거라서 빨리 밥을 차려야 돼요

A

Mom is coming soon, so we need to get the food ready

379
Q

상기시키다

A

to remind

380
Q

다시 한번 작년 사고를 상기하고 철저히 준비해 주세요

A

Recall/remember the accident from last year again, and prepare thoroughly

381
Q

선생님은 학생들에게 숙제를 해야 하는 것을 상기시켰어요

A

The teacher reminded the students that they have to do their homework

382
Q

옮다

A

to catch some sort of infectious disease

옮다 is used when one catches a disease from somebody else. 옮기다 is used when one transmits the disease to somebody else.

Pronunciation is closer to “옴따”

383
Q

반에 감기가 걸린 학생이 있어서 많은 학생들이 그 친구에게서 감기를 옮았어요

A

There is a student who has a cold in the class, so many students caught it from that friend

384
Q

감기를 학생들에게 옮길까 봐 오늘 학교에 안 가요

A

I’m worried that I will give my cold to the students, so I am not going to school today

385
Q

일이 너무 심심해서 다른 분야로 옮길 수밖에 없어요

A

I have no choice but to move/switch fields because my work is so boring

386
Q

미래가 불확실하기 때문에 하루하루 열심히 사는 게 매우 중요해요

A

The future isn’t certain, so it is important to live every day to its fullest

387
Q

불확실성

A

uncertainty

388
Q

등이 간지러워서 긁어 주세요

A

Scratch my back! It’s itchy!

389
Q

저는 동생을 간지럽게 해서 소리를 지르게 했어요

A

I tickled my younger brother/sister, so I made them scream.

390
Q

방과후

A

after school

Another alternative is “학교 끝나고.”

방과후 can refer to something that is done after classes on a particular day, or during one of the vacations. For example, a 방과후 수업 could refer to a class held after school (at like 6:00pm) or during summer/winter vacation.

391
Q

대체로 참을성이 좋은 사람이 일을 포기하지 않고 끝까지 해내요

A

Usually people who have good patience don’t give up on jobs and see/do them to the end

392
Q

지금 당장 여행이 하고 싶어서 회사를 그만두고 비행기 표를 샀어요

A

I want to go traveling right now, so I quit my job and bought a plane ticket

393
Q

뷔페에 가면 제일 좋은 점은 마음껏 먹을 수 있는 거예요

A

The best thing (point) about going to a buffet is that you can eat as much as you want

394
Q

띄어쓰기

A

word spacing

395
Q

Est-ce que j’ai menti ?

A

Did I lie?

396
Q

눈이 나빠졌어요

A

My eyesight has gotten worse

397
Q

스트레스가 많아졌어요

A

My stress has increased

398
Q

기억력이 안좋아졌어요

A

My memory has gotten worse

[gieongryeongi an joajyeosseoyo]

399
Q

잡중력이 약해졌어요

A

My concentration has weakened

400
Q

피부가 안좋아졌어요

A

My skin condition has worsened

401
Q

몸무게가 늘었어요

A

I’ve gained weight

402
Q

죄송한데 충전기 좀 빌릴 수 있을까요?

A

I’m sorry, but could I borrow a charger?

403
Q

말씀 좀 여쭤볼 수 있을까요?

A

May I ask you something?

404
Q

한국어 교과서

A

korean language textbook

405
Q

유통기한이 지났어요

A

The expiration date has passed

406
Q

우유가 상했어요

A

The milk has gone bad

407
Q

줄거리

A

summary, plot

408
Q

영화줄거리

A

movie summary

409
Q

소설줄거리

A

novel summary

410
Q

이 책을 읽고 줄거리를 짧게 요약하는 게 숙제예요

A

The homework is to read this book and shortly summarize the plot

411
Q

저는 영화를 보기 전에 영화 줄거리를 먼저 알고 보는 것을 좋아해요

A

Before I see a movie, I like to first readd a summary of the movie and then watch it.

412
Q

우리 학교 체육관은 아주 넓어요

A

Our school’s gymnasium is very big

413
Q

농구를 체육관이나 야외농구장에서 할래요?

A

Shall we play basketball in the gymnasium or on the outdoor court?

414
Q

오늘 학생들이랑 체육관에서 재미있는 활동이나 게임을 할 거예요

A

Today I’m going to do a fun activity or game in the gymnasium with the students

415
Q

조직

A

organization

416
Q

조직개편

A

to reform (the people within) an organization

417
Q

조직관리

A

organizational reform

418
Q

다음 주부터 있을 조직개편 때문에 모든 사람들이 긴장했어요

A

From next week, there will be a staff reform so everybody was nervous

419
Q

조직관리를 하는 부서에 한 명이 일을 그만둬서 새로운 사람을 구해야 돼요

A

When one person quits, the department that is in charge of managing the organization has to hire a new person

420
Q

양식을 작성하다

A

to fill out a form

421
Q

펜으로 양식을 작성해 주시기 바랍니다

A

Please fill out the form in pen

422
Q

양식이나 그런 것을 작성 안 해도 돼요?

A

I don’t need to fill out a form or something like that?

423
Q

이 양식에 따라 글을 작성 한 후에 사무실에 제출해 주세요.

A

After writing (the words) according to this form, please submit it to the office.

424
Q

중간고사를 보다

A

to take a midterm exam

425
Q

중간지점

A

midpoint

426
Q

친구를 내일 서울과 안산 중간인 과천에서 만나기로 했어요

A

Tomorrow, I decided to meet a friend in Gwacheon, which is in the middle of Seoul and Ansan

427
Q

저는 공부를 잘하는 것도 아니고 못하는 것도 아닌 딱 중간이에요

A

I’m not good at studying, and I’m not bad – I’m right in the middle

428
Q

중간고사를 망치다

A

to mess up (do poorly on) the midterm exam

429
Q

학생들은 다음 주에 중간고사를 볼 거에요

A

Students will write the midterm next week

430
Q

저는 공부해야 돼요. 아니면 중간고사를 잘 못 볼 거예요

A

I need to study. If not, I won’t be able to do well on the exam

431
Q

저는 친구들과 약속 장소를 정할 때 항상 중간 지점에서 만나요

A

When I decide on a place to meet with friends, we always meet in the middle

432
Q

중간지점에 데려다 주는 게 어때요?

A

How about I take you to the halfway point?

433
Q

학기 말에 학생들이 기말고사를 봐야 돼요

A

Students have to write the final exam at the end of the semester

434
Q

기말고사를 부지런히 공부하거나 안 하거나 시험을 잘 못 볼 거예요

A

If I study diligently for the final exam or not, I’ll still do poorly on the exam

435
Q

나머지 공부

A

detention (in school)

436
Q

나머지를 싸다

A

to pack up the rest/remainder

437
Q

너무 많으면 나머지를 돌려 보내도 돼요

A

If it is too much, you can send the rest back

438
Q

나머지를 먹거나 버리거나 결정해야 돼요

A

You need to decide if you’re going to eat the rest or throw it out

439
Q

누가 자기 집에 초대하면 빈손으로 가면 안 돼요

A

If somebody invites you to their house, you shouldn’t go (there) empty-handed

440
Q

선물을 사거나 파티에 빈손으로 가거나 어떻게 할지 고민 중이에요

A

I’m not sure what/how to do it – I might go to the party with a present, or go empty handed

441
Q

우리는 옛날에 집에서 채소를 가꿨어요

A

A long time ago we grew vegetables at our house

442
Q

균형잡인 식사를 하기 위해서는 많은 채소와 과일을 먹어야 돼요

A

In order to eat/make/have a balanced meal, you should eat a lot of fruits and vegetables

443
Q

의료기록

A

health records

444
Q

그 선수가 지난 대회에서 새로운 기록을 세웠어요

A

That athlete set a new record at the last event

445
Q

어제 그 선수는 다른 선수의 최고 기록을 넘었어요

A

Yesterday, that athlete passed/went over (broke) the best record of other athletes

446
Q

사고가 나면 경찰관들이 사고가 어떻게 발생했는지를 기록해야 돼요

A

When an accident happens, police officers need to record how the accident occurred

447
Q

등굣길

A

the road on the way to school

another way to say 학교 가는 길에

448
Q

등교시간

A

the time one leaves for school

449
Q

If 등교하다 = to go to school, translate:
제가 제일 좋아하는 것은 아침에 친한 친구와 같이 등교하는 거에요

A

My favorite thing is going to school with my close friends in the morning

450
Q

If 하교하다 = to leave school, translate:
등교를 늦게 하거나 하교를 일찍 하면 안 돼요
and
여러분! 꼭 학교 끝나고 하교를 할 때 다른 데 가지 말고 집에 바로 가세요.

A

You shouldn’t come to school late or leave school early
and
Everyone! When school is over and you go home, don’t go to another place, go straight home.

451
Q

고민을 괜히 많이 했어!

A

I was all worried for nothing!

452
Q

무대 위에서 노래를 부를 때마다 저의 걱정과 고민은 모두 사라져요

A

Whenever I sing on stage all of my worries and fears disappear

453
Q

누군가를 좋아한다면, 고민하지 말고 용기를 가지고 고백해 보세요

A

If you like somebody, don’t stress about it, pick up your courage and try confessing

454
Q

매년 초에 각 대학마다 신입생을 모집하기 위해 홍보 활동을 해요

A

Every year at the beginning of the year, each university does promotional activities in order to recruit new students

455
Q

정책을 수정하다

A

to amend a policy

456
Q

정부가 그 정책을 수정하기를 바라요

A

I hope the government amends that policy

457
Q

제가 하는 말에 뭔가를 덧붙이거나 수정하고 싶으면 지금 말씀하세요

A

If you want to add something to what I said, or modify it, please tell me now

458
Q

집까지 데려다 줄게요

A

I’ll take you home

459
Q

거기까지 데려다 줄까요?

A

Shall I take you there? (Let me take you there)

460
Q

우리 엄마나 우리 아빠가 저를 차로 거기까지 데려다 줄 거예요

A

Either mom or dad will take me there by car

461
Q

그 남자랑 영화를 보고 저는 그에게 집까지 데려다 달라고 했어요

A

I saw a movie with that man, and then asked him to take me (to my) home

462
Q

Person 1: 어제 그 여자를 집까지 태워 줬죠?
Person 2: 당연하죠. 너무 어둡고 추워서 안 데려다 줬다면 위험했을 거예요

A

You took that girl to her house yesterday, right?

Of course. It was dark and cold, if I hadn’t taken her home, it would have been dangerous

463
Q

그 친구는 제가 무슨 말을 할 때마다 덧붙여 말하는 걸 좋아해요

A

That friend likes to add things on top of what I say whenever I talk

464
Q

부장님이 한 말씀에 덧붙여 말하면 이제부터는 절대 사무실에서 흡연을 하면 안 돼요

A

To add to what the boss said, from now on, you must never smoke in the office

465
Q

주위를 살피고 저쪽으로나 이쪽으로 가세요

A

Look around (at your surroundings) and then go this way or that way

466
Q

신호등을 건널 때는 꼭 주위를 살피고 건너야 해요

A

When you cross the street (the traffic light), always check one’s surroundings (look both ways) and then cross the street

467
Q

밤에 집에 가는 길에 누군가 뒤에서 따라오는 것 같아서 주위를 살폈지만 아무도 없었어요

A

When I was on my way walking home at night, it was like somebody was following me (from behind) so I looked back but there was nobody there

468
Q

게임을 하다가 실수로 친구의 종아리를 차서 친구에게 매우 미안했어요

A

I was very sorry to my friend because, which playing a game, I accidentally kicked his calf

469
Q

제가 제일 좋아하는 스포츠는 자유롭게 공을 차는 축구예요

A

My favorite sport is soccer, which you can freely kick a ball

470
Q

이것을 고칠 수 있어요?

A

Can you fix this?

471
Q

여기가 컴퓨터를 고치는 가게인가요?

A

Is this the store that fixes computers?

472
Q

오래된 차를 고치거나 새로운 차를 사야 돼요

A

I need to fix my old car or buy a new one.

473
Q

저는 제 여자친구를 보자마자 너무 아름다워서 첫눈에 반했어요

A

As soon as I saw my girlfriend she was so beautiful so I fell in love with her at first sight

474
Q

처음에 그를 봤을 때 나는 첫눈에 반했다. 하지만 그는 매우 인기가 많았기 때문에 그에게 말을 하기 어려웠다.

A

When I first saw him, I fell in love at first sight. However, because he was very popular, it was difficult to talk to him.

475
Q

저의 남자친구도 그렇게 부지런했으면 좋겠어요

A

I wish my boyfriend was that diligent too

476
Q

우리 사위가 아주 부지런해서 무슨 일을 해도 잘해요

A

Our son-in-law is so diligent, it doesn’t matter what he does, he does it well

477
Q

희미하다

A

to be dim, to be faint, to be vague

478
Q

희미한 빛이나 소리도 없었어요

A

There wasn’t even a glimmer of light or sound

479
Q

어느 순간부터 칠판에 글씨가 희미하게 보여서 안과에 갔어요

A

I went to the eye doctor because, all of a sudden (from some moment), the words on the blackboard looked blurry

480
Q

옛날 일을 떠올려 보려고 노력했지만 기억이 너무 희미해서 아무것도 생각이 나지 않았어요

A

I tried thinking about a job/work/task from a long time ago, but my memory was very blurry so I couldn’t think of anything

481
Q

What is the difference between 화나다 and 화내다?

A

화나다 means “to be angry”, as in feeling the internal emotion of being upset.
화내다 means “to get angry”, as in to actively and outwardly express your anger.

Examples: 친구에게 화가 났어요. = I was angry at (because of) my friend.
저한테 왜 화냈냐고 물어보면 화나요. = If you ask me why I’m angry, I get angry.

482
Q

딸이나 아들을 낳고 싶어요?

A

Do you want to have (give birth to) a daughter or a son?

483
Q

그냥 줄거리나 설명해 주세요

A

(Well…) Just explain the plot to me

484
Q

Translate:아무 거나
아무 데나
아무 때나

A

anything
anywhere (any place)
anytime

485
Q

아무 때나 좋아요

A

Anytime is good

“there’s no specific time, anytime is good”

486
Q

문이 완전히 열릴 때까지 버스에서 내리거나 문에 기대지 마세요

A

Until the door is completely opened, don’t get off the bus or lean on the door

487
Q

무기나 칼이 없어요

A

I don’t have a weapon or a knife

488
Q

자상한 선생님

A

an attentive teacher
a thoughtful teacher

489
Q

은하수

A

the milky way

490
Q

행성

A

planet

491
Q

우주비행사

A

astronaut

492
Q

위성

A

satellite

493
Q

태양계

A

the solar system

494
Q

별자리

A

constellation

495
Q

우주선

A

spaceship

496
Q

망원경

A

telescope

497
Q

별똥별

A

shooting star

498
Q

혜성

A

comet

499
Q

어쩌면 이렇게 일찍 왔어요?

A

How is it possible that you came this early?

500
Q

어쩌면 비가 저렇게 많이 왔어요?

A

How is it possible that it rained that much?

501
Q

나이가 먹으면 정원을 가꾸는 것은 좋은 운동이에요

A

When you get older, gardening is good exercise

502
Q

우리는 옛날에 우리 집에서 채소를 가꿨어요

A

A long time ago we grew/raised vegetables at home

503
Q

연세가 어떻게 되세요?

A

How old are you?

Notes: 연세 is the formal equivalent of the word “나이.” When talking to (much) older people, you should use the word “연세” to refer to their age. Using this word is a delicate science, because if you use the word “나이” on a very old person, he/she might be offended. However, if you use the word 연세 on somebody who isn’t very old, he/she might be offended as well.

The “연” in “연세” is the same Hanja character as the word for “year” 년 (年).

504
Q

할아버지가 연세가 많으셔서 밖에 나가시면 조심하셔야 됩니다

A

Grandpa is old, so when he goes outside, he should be careful

505
Q

저는 어제 선생님의 할아버지를 뵈었어요

A

I saw your (the teacher’s) grandpa yesterday

506
Q

Translate into english the type or article of clothing:
잠옷 차림
교복 차림
정장 차림
운동복 차림
편한 차림

A

잠옷 차림 = pajamas
교복 차림 = school uniform
정장 차림 = a suit
운동복 차림 = exercise clothes
편한 차림 = comfortable clothes

507
Q

면접을 보러 정장 차림으로 들어오는 사람이 많아요

A

There are many people coming in wearing suits to do the interview.

508
Q

옷차림

A

outfit

509
Q

수면바지

A

sleeping pants
pyjama bottom

510
Q

수면양말

A

sleeping socks

511
Q

잠옷이 없으니까 저는 오늘 밤에 알몸으로 잘 거예요

A

I don’t have pajamas, so I’m going to sleep naked tonight

512
Q

한국에서는 헬스장에서 운동복을 따로 준비해 줘요

A

In Korea, health clubs provide exercise / workout clothes

513
Q

염색체에는 그 사람의 정보가 들어 있어요. 즉 자기의 유전 정보가 다 거기에 있다는 말이에요

A

That person’s information is in the chromosomes. What that means is, his/her genetic information is all in there.

514
Q

엄마가 전화를 갑자기 끊었어요. 즉 저랑 통화하기 싫어하는 것 같아요

A

Mom suddenly hung up the phone. In other words, it seems that she doesn’t want to talk with me

515
Q

모든 것을 뒤로하고 떠났다

A

I left everything behind

516
Q

교실이 학생들로 완전히 찼어요

A

The classroom is completely filled with students

517
Q

식당이 손님으로 완전히 차 있어요

A

The restaurant is completely full with customers

518
Q

자신감에 찬 표정으로 새로운 직장에 들어갔어요

A

He went into a new workplace with a face “full of” confidence

519
Q

손님이 불행에 찬 눈으로 주인을 봤어요

A

The customer looked at the owner with eyes “full of” unhappiness

520
Q

강당이 이미 가득 찼어요

A

The lecture hall is already completely full

521
Q

연락을 하고 싶었지만 나에 대한 자신감이 없었다.

A

I wanted to contact them but I didn’t have any confidence/self esteem

522
Q

저의 감정은 제 표정에서 다 들어나요

A

My emotions are all exposed/revealed in my face (facial expression)

523
Q

저는 편지에 도장을 찍었어요

A

I stamped a stamp on a letter

524
Q

고기를 소스에 찍어야 돼요

A

You need to dip the meat in the sauce

525
Q

문장을 다 쓰면 점을 찍어야 돼요

A

When you are done writing a sentence, you need to put a period

526
Q

눈도장(을 찍다)

A

to go to an event for the purpose of showing people that you went. Usually an event that you don’t want to go to (like a meeting or a wedding), but you have to go just to show that you went.

527
Q

원형

A

circle

528
Q

정사각형

A

square

529
Q

삼각형

A

triangle

530
Q

직사각형

A

rectangle

531
Q

타원형

A

oval

532
Q

오각형

A

pentagon

533
Q

육각형

A

hexagon

534
Q

팔각형

A

octagon

535
Q

구형

A

sphere

536
Q

원뿔

A

cone

537
Q

원통

A

cylinder

538
Q

정육면체

A

cube

539
Q

아직 매운 음식에 익숙하지 않아요.

A

I’m still not used to spicy food

540
Q

What’s the difference between 마치다 and 맞히다?

A

마치다 is to finish or complete any task, process, or procedure

맞히다 means to answer a question without error. 2. to make an object hit or touch another object by shooting or throwing it. 3. to let snow or rainfall touch something.

541
Q

학교 마치고 친구랑 놀았어요.

A

I was hanging out with a friend after school.

542
Q

문제를 다 맞혔어요

A

I got all the questions right.

543
Q

돌로 창문을 맞혀서 깨트렸어요.

A

I hit the window with a rock and broke it

544
Q

생머리

A

straight hair

545
Q

곱슬 머리

A

curly hair

546
Q

땋은머리

A

braided hair

547
Q

묶은머리

A

ponytail

548
Q

양갈래머리

A

pigtails

549
Q

열심히 고생한 보람이 있네

A

Looks like your hard work has paid off

550
Q

제가 가서 얼마인지 알아볼게요.

A

I’ll go and check how much it is.

551
Q

하마

A

hippopotamus

552
Q

파마

A

perm

553
Q

가마

A

palanquin
kiln

554
Q

마마

A

her majesty

555
Q

이제 물 부어

A

Now pour some water.

556
Q

참치 캔 따 줘.

A

Open the tuna can for me.

557
Q

우리는 며느리와 사이가 좋아요.

A

We get along with our daughter-in-law.

558
Q

부서

A

department

559
Q

마침

A

fortunately

560
Q

아직 멀었어요!

A

I still have a lot to learn!
I still have a long way to go!

561
Q

큰일 날 뻔했네요!

A

That was close!
Something big almost happened!

562
Q

임무

A

misson

563
Q

저축하다

A

to save up (money)

564
Q

턱수염

A

beard

565
Q

북서울 꿈의 숲

A

Dream Forest (a park in Seoul)

566
Q

지역 신문

A

local newspaper

567
Q

침착하다

A

to be calm
to be posed
to be composed

568
Q

덮다

A

to close (books)
to cover

569
Q

해치다

A

to harm
to damage

570
Q

자물쇠

A

padlock
lock

571
Q

공손하다

A

to be polite

572
Q

떡볶이 땡겨요

A

I’m craving tteokbokki
I want to eat tteokbokki (casual)

While “땡겨요” comes from “당기다” (to pull) and might sound unrefined for being too casual, it is super common in everyday conversations, expressing what one is craving.

573
Q

의태어

A

korean mimetic word

574
Q

주룩주룩

A

the sound of rain pouring down

575
Q

쨍쨍

A

sound to describe the blazing hot sun

576
Q

솔솔

A

sound to describe a gentle, soft breeze

577
Q

성큼성큼

A

stride

578
Q

우물쭈물

A

hesitantly
hesitatingly
indecisively

579
Q

쿵쿵

A

sound of footsteps pounding

580
Q

학사 학위
석사 학위
박사 학위
학위를 따다

A

학사 학위 = bachelor’s degree
석사 학위 = master’s degree
박사 학위 = Ph. D
학위를 따다 = to get/obtain a degree

581
Q

지식이 많은 사람일수록 겸손해요

A

The more knowledge a person has, the more modest they are

582
Q

때로는 적절한 비평도 삶을 사는데 필요해요

A

Sometimes you also need some appropriate criticism in your life

583
Q

각 방에 소화기가 배치되어 있습니다

A

There is afire extinguisher installed in each room

584
Q

소화기를 무단으로 사용하면 벌금을 내야 돼요

A

If you use that fire extinguisher without permission, you have to pay a fine

585
Q

분필을 쓰면 먼지가 생겨서 분필 대신에 마커를 쓰는 학교가 많아요

A

When you use chalk, dust forms so there are a lot of schools that use markers instead of chalk

586
Q

자식보다 중요한 것은 상상령이다. 지식은 한계가 있다. 하지만 상상력은 세상의 모든 것을 끌어안는다.

A

Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.

587
Q

호랑이에게 물려 가도 정신만 차리면 산다

A

Keep your cool even in the face of despair

588
Q

입 잛다

A

to have a small appetite

589
Q

우리는 행복한 잘 모르기에 행복할 줄 모른다

A

We don’t know how to be happy because we don’t know we are happy

590
Q

오늘 걷지 않으면 내일 뛰어야 한다

A

If you don’t walk today you must run tomorrow

591
Q

고통이 없이는 얻는 것도 없다

A

No pain, no gain

592
Q

웃음은 최고의 명약이야

A

Laughter is the best medicine

593
Q

보는 것이 믿는 것이다

A

Seeing is believing

594
Q

성공한 사람은 찾아서 따라하지 말고 항상 자기 생각대로 행동하고 표현하며 스스로에게 믿음을 가져라.

A

Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself. Do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it.

595
Q

나 자신에게 더욱 집중하라

A

Focus more on yourself

596
Q

새로운 언어는 새로운 삶이다

A

A new language is a new life

597
Q

단단한 매듭

A

a tight knot

598
Q

빡빡한

A

intensive

e.g. 이 수업은 너무 빡빡하다

599
Q

너무 너그러워질 필요 없다

A

you don’t have to be too generous

600
Q

마음먹다

A

to make up one’s mind

e.g 모든 일은 다 당신 마음먹기에 달렸다
Your own outlook on life decides everything

601
Q

감정을 낭비하고 싶지 않아졌다

A

I didn’t want to waste my feelings

602
Q

뱉은 말

A

a spouted word
a spat-out word

603
Q

불신

A

distrust

604
Q

온갖

A

all, every

605
Q

객관식이나 주관식

A

multiple choice or short answer

606
Q

선뜻

A

readily, willingly, gladly

e.g.그는 내게 선뜻 돈을 빌려 주었다
He readily agreed to lend me the money

607
Q

서습지 않는 대답

A

an unfortunate answer

608
Q

과분한 사랑

A

undeserved love

609
Q

우중충한 표정

A

a dark look
a gloomy look
a somber look

610
Q

없어서 못 먹죠

A

This phrase describes when a food is so popular that it quickly sells out and becomes hard to find. It means its highly desirable, and even though people really want it, they can’t always get it

611
Q

심심해요 vs 지루해요.

A

심심해요 is used when you’re bores because you have nothing to do- I’m bored.

지루해요 is used when something is boring or uninteresting-This is boring.

612
Q

그때 그때 달라요.

A

It depends.

613
Q

태양계

A

solar system

614
Q

혜성

A

comet

615
Q

소행성

A

asteroid

616
Q

유성

A

meteor

617
Q

우주 비행사

A

astronaut

618
Q

위성

A

satellite

619
Q

우주성

A

spaceship

620
Q

좀처럼

A

seldom

621
Q

매시

A

hourly

622
Q

매주

A

weekly

623
Q

식료품

A

groceries

pron. 싱뇨품

624
Q

격리

A

quarantine

pron. 경니

625
Q

백리

A

about 40 km

pron. 뱅니

626
Q

뒤로 미루기

A

procrastination

627
Q

머리가 안 돌아가요

A

My brain isn’t working

e.x. 지금 너무 피곤했어 머리가 안 돌아가요

628
Q

그 단어가 생각이 안 나요

A

I can’t think of that word

629
Q

오늘 너무 바빠서 정신이 없어요

A

I’m out of it today because it’s so busy

630
Q

문제가 많아서 머리가 복잡해요

A

My mind is cluttered with so many problems

631
Q

교통은 진정하다

A

Struggle is real

632
Q

고래
상어
문어
돌고래
오징어
해파리

A

whale
shark
octopus
dolphin
squid
jellyfish

633
Q

없는 사람 최급하지만

A

Stop ignoring me

634
Q

그냥 관둬

A

Just forget it

635
Q

주차장

A

parking lot

636
Q

Words with 동:
운동
운동선수
운동장
운동회
운동화
우산소운동
동작
동력
작동
가동

A

exercise, workout
athlete
schoolyard, stadium
sports day
gym shoes, sneakers
aerobic exercise
movement, move
electric power
operation (of a device)
operation

637
Q

Words with 동
이동
동산
부동산
동향
변동
동기
동기부여
활동
활동적
진동

A

movement, migration
movable assets
real estate
trend
change, fluctuation
motive, reason
motivation
activity
active, energetic
vibration

638
Q

Words with 동
충동
동영상
노동
노동력
넝동자
주동자
수동
자동
자동차
사동

A

impulse
video
labor
labor force
laborer
leader
manual
automatic
car
start (a machine)

639
Q

Words with 동
동사
조동사
타동사
자동사
피동사
능동태
수동태
감동
감동적

A

verb
auxiliary verb
transitive verb
intransitive verb
passive verb
active voice
passive voice
to be moved, touched
moving, touching

640
Q

Words with 동
동물
동물원
동물학
애완동물
포유동물
연동
행동
동요
소동
난동

A

animal
zoo
zoology
pet
mammal
linkage, interlocking
behavior
unrest, agitation
uproar, disturbance
disturbance, mayhem

641
Q

최대한 해볼게요

A

I’ll do the best I can

642
Q

최선을 다 해볼게요

A

I’ll do everything I can

643
Q

요리법

A

recipe

644
Q

내일 몇 시쯤 만날까요

A

Around what time shall we meet tomorrow?

645
Q

독일에서 2년쯤 살았어요

A

I lived in Germany for about 2 years

646
Q

매도 먼저 맞는 게 낫다

A

It’s better to get beaten by the whip first

It means that if there is size and you are ultimately going to have to endure, it’s better to get it over and done with

647
Q

수면

A

sleep

648
Q

불면

A

sleeplessness
insomnia

649
Q

숙면

A

deep sleep
sound sleep

650
Q

최면

A

hypnosis

651
Q

안약

A

eye wash
eye water

652
Q

안과

A

ophthalmology

653
Q

안구

A

eyeball

654
Q

충족

A

satisfying
filling
meeting

655
Q

풍족

A

abundant
plentiful
rich

656
Q

오미자차

A

five flavor tea

657
Q

대추차

A

date/jujube tea

658
Q

감입차

A

persimmon tea

659
Q

뽕잎차

A

mulberry leaf tea

660
Q

매실차

A

green plum tea

661
Q

당귀차

A

angelica root tea

662
Q

이슬차

A

dew tea

663
Q

율무차

A

Job’s tears tea

664
Q

박하차

A

mint tea

665
Q

현미차

A

brown rice tea

666
Q

집주소는 이거예요

A

This is my home address

667
Q

재배성 날짜를 정할 수 있을까요?

A

Can I schedule a redelivery?

668
Q

서포에 보험을 들 수 있을까요?

A

Can I have the package insured?

669
Q

빠른우편으로 보내고 싶어요

A

I would like to send it via first class

670
Q

배성비는 얼마예요?

A

How much does the shipment cost?

671
Q

팀장님

A

team leader

672
Q

발표하다

A

to announce

673
Q

신상품

A

new product

674
Q

보고서

A

report

675
Q

검토

A

examination

676
Q

통계

A

statistics

677
Q

수치

A

figure

678
Q

팀장님 이번 달에 발표하는 신상품 보고서입니다.

A

Team leader, this is this month’s announced new product report.

679
Q

검토 부탁드리겠습니다

A

Please look it over
Please examine it

680
Q

어깨가 으쓱하다

A

to be proud

lit. to shrug one’s shoulders

681
Q

나는 잘 모를때 어깨를 으쓱하는 버릇이 있다

A

I often shrug my shoulders when I don’t know something

682
Q

선생님께서 같은 반 학생들 중에서 나를 칭찬하셔서 어깨가 으쓱했다.

A

I felt really proud because my teacher complimented me in class

683
Q

퉁치다

A

decide that there is nothing to give and nothing to receive, no one owes anything anymore.
Let’s call it even.

*It’s a casual expression only used among friends.

684
Q
  • 왜 이렇게 늦었어?
  • 미안해 .너도 어제 늦었잖아, 퉁쳐
A
  • Why are you so late?
  • Sorry but you were late yesterday too, let’s call it even.
685
Q

두통

A

headache

686
Q

복통

A

abdominal pain

687
Q

요통

A

lower back pain

688
Q

치통

A

toothache

689
Q

근육통

A

muscle pain

690
Q

생리통

A

menstrual pain

691
Q

생리통이 심해요

A

I have severe menstrual pain

692
Q

What are the differences among 처음, 먼저 and 일단

A

처음 means for the first time and can be used to stay in the beginning here the emphasis is on what happens first without any mention of what comes after.
먼저 means first I refers to the order in which things happen (first, second) Here it is in play that something happens first before something else.
일단 means as a first step as in what you do first as a reaction to an event; it also means for now and once

693
Q

What is the difference between심심하다 and 지루하다?

A

심심하다 describes the feeling of boredom, while 지루하다 describes a boring thing.

예를 들어:
지금 너무 심심해요.
제 일이 지루해요.