very many or much of something
There are a lot of books in the library.
도서관에 책이 많이 있어요.
captain
[n] the leader of a team or group who makes decisions and gives orders
The captain of our soccer team is very skilled.
우리 축구팀의 주장은 매우 능숙해요.
cute
[adj] looking sweet, small, or pretty in a way that makes people feel happy
My little sister has a cute puppy.
내 여동생은 귀여운 강아지를 가지고 있어요.
dessert
[n] a sweet food eaten after the main meal
We had ice cream for dessert after dinner.
우리는 저녁 식사 후 디저트로 아이스크림을 먹었어요.
each other
[pron] two people or things doing something to or for the other one
The twins help each other with their homework.
쌍둥이들은 서로 숙제를 도와줘요.
enjoy
[v] to have fun or feel happy doing something
We enjoy playing board games together.
우리는 함께 보드게임 하는 것을 즐겨요.
follow
[v] to go after someone or something, or to do what someone else does
Please follow me to the classroom.
교실로 저를 따라오세요.
let's
used to suggest doing something together Let's go to the park this weekend.
이번 주말에 공원에 가자.
mint
[n] a plant with a cool, fresh smell and taste, often used in candy or toothpaste
The mint flavor in the toothpaste is refreshing.
치약의 민트 맛이 상쾌해요.
pet
[n] an animal that lives with you at home and that you take care of and love
My pet cat likes to sleep on my bed.
내 반려묘는 내 침대에서 자는 것을 좋아해요.
post
[v], to put information or pictures on a website for others to see; [n] the information or picture that is put on a website
I will post my vacation photos on Instagram.
내 휴가 사진을 인스타그램에 게시할 거예요.
potato chip
[n] a thin, crispy snack made from sliced potatoes that are fried or baked
I love eating potato chips while watching movies.
영화를 보면서 포테이토 칩 먹는 것을 좋아해요.
practice
[v] to do something many times to get better at it
We have basketball practice every Tuesday and Thursday.
우리는 매주 화요일과 목요일에 농구 연습이 있어요.
ride
[v] to sit on and move using something like a bike, car, or horse
I ride my bicycle to school every day.
나는 매일 자전거를 타고 학교에 가요.
snack
[n] a small amount of food eaten between meals
I usually eat a snack between lunch and dinner.
나는 보통 점심과 저녁 사이에 간식을 먹어요.
social media
[n] websites and apps where people share pictures, videos, and messages with friends and others online
Many teenagers use social media to connect with friends.
많은 십대들이 친구들과 소통하기 위해 소셜 미디어를 사용해요.
still
[adv] continuing to happen or be true now, as it was before
It's 10 PM, but I'm still doing my homework.
밤 10시인데 나는 아직도 숙제를 하고 있어요.
subject
[n] a topic or area that you study in school, like math or science
Math is my favorite subject in school.
수학은 학교에서 내가 가장 좋아하는 과목이에요.
sweet potato
[n] a soft, orange vegetable that grows underground and tastes sweet
My grandmother often makes delicious sweet potato pies.
우리 할머니는 자주 맛있는 고구마 파이를 만드세요.
toothpaste
[n] a paste or gel used with a toothbrush for cleaning teeth
Don't forget to use toothpaste when you brush your teeth.
이를 닦을 때 치약 사용하는 것을 잊지 마세요.
band
[n] a small group of musicians who play popular music together
The band performed their new song at the concert.
밴드가 콘서트에서 새로운 노래를 연주했어요.
concert
[n] a special event where musicians or singers perform music for an audience
We attended a concert of our favorite singer last weekend.
우리는 지난 주말에 가장 좋아하는 가수의 콘서트에 참석했어요.
different
[adj] not the same as other things or people
There are many different types of music to enjoy.
즐길 수 있는 다양한 종류의 음악이 많이 있어요.
easy
[adj] not hard or difficult to do
The math homework was very easy for me to complete.
수학 숙제는 내가 완성하기에 매우 쉬웠어요.
hip-hop
[n] a type of music with a strong beat and words that are spoken fast, often with dancing and graffiti art
My brother loves listening to hip-hop music.
제 동생은 힙합 음악 듣는 것을 좋아해요.
hurling
[n] an Irish team sport played with sticks and a ball Hurling is a traditional Irish sport played with sticks and a ball.
헐링은 스틱과 공을 사용하여 하는 전통적인 아일랜드 스포츠예요.
interesting
[adj] exciting or fun to learn about or pay attention to
We learned about an interesting topic in science class today.
오늘 과학 수업에서 흥미로운 주제에 대해 배웠어요.
match
[n] a game or contest between two people or teams
The football match was very exciting to watch.
축구 경기를 보는 것은 매우 흥미진진했어요.
nickname
[n] a special name given to someone, usually shorter or funny, instead of their real name
My nickname at school is “Sunny“ because I always smile.
학교에서 제 별명은 항상 웃어서 “써니“예요.
online
[adj] connected to or using the internet
I took an online course to learn a new language.
새로운 언어를 배우기 위해 온라인 강좌를 들었어요.
order
[v] to ask for food or things you want to buy
We decided to order pizza for dinner tonight.
우리는 오늘 저녁으로 피자를 주문하기로 결정했어요.
other
[adj] different or not the same as this one
There are many other books you can read in the library.
도서관에는 읽을 수 있는 다른 책들이 많이 있어요.
photo
[n] a picture taken with a camera
I took a photo of the beautiful sunset at the beach.
해변에서 아름다운 일몰의 사진을 찍었어요.
slackline
[n] a thin, stretchy rope tied between two points that people walk or balance on for fun or exercise
Walking on a slackline requires good balance and concentration.
슬랙라인 위를 걷는 것은 좋은 균형감과 집중력이 필요해요.
stick
[n] a long, thin piece of wood or other material
The hockey player used his stick to hit the puck.
하키 선수가 스틱으로 퍽을 쳤어요.
suggest
[v] to tell someone an idea or plan that they might want to think about or do
Can you suggest a good movie for us to watch?
우리가 볼만한 좋은 영화를 제안해 주실 수 있나요?
tea
[n] a hot drink made by pouring water over dried leaves, often served with milk or sugar
I like to drink a cup of hot tea in the morning.
아침에 뜨거운 차 한 잔을 마시는 것을 좋아해요.
then
[adv] at that time, after that, or next
We went to the park, and then we had ice cream.
우리는 공원에 갔고, 그다음에 아이스크림을 먹었어요.
which
[pron] asking for information specifying one or more people or things from a definite set Which book do you want to read first?
어떤 책을 먼저 읽고 싶나요?
angry
[adj] feeling very upset or mad about something
The child was angry because his toy broke.
그 아이는 장난감이 부서져서 화가 났어요.
boil
[v] to heat liquid until it becomes very hot and makes bubbles
You need to boil the water before making tea.
차를 만들기 전에 물을 끓여야 해요.
curry
[n] a spicy food made with meat or vegetables in a sauce with many different spices
My mom made delicious curry for dinner.
엄마가 저녁으로 맛있는 카레를 만드셨어요.
dish
[n] a container you eat from, or food that is cooked and ready to eat
The chef prepared a special dish for the guests.
요리사가 손님들을 위해 특별한 요리를 준비했어요.
easily
[adv] doing something without much effort or trouble
She easily solved the math problem.
그녀는 수학 문제를 쉽게 풀었어요.
finally
[adv] at last, after waiting or trying for a long time
We finally arrived at the destination after a long journey.
우리는 긴 여행 끝에 마침내 목적지에 도착했어요.
flour
[n] a soft, white powder made from ground wheat, used to make bread, cakes, and other foods
We need flour to make the cake.
케이크를 만들려면 밀가루가 필요해요.
fry
[v] cook food in hot oil
My dad likes to fry eggs for breakfast.
아빠는 아침 식사로 계란을 굽는 것을 좋아하세요.
hungry
[adj] feeling like you need to eat food
I feel hungry after playing soccer.
축구를 한 후에 배가 고파요.
macaroni
[n] a type of pasta shaped like small tubes
She cooked macaroni and cheese for lunch.
그녀는 점심으로 마카로니와 치즈를 요리했어요.
magic
[n] something special that seems impossible and makes amazing things happen
The children were amazed by the magic show.
아이들은 마술 쇼에 놀랐어요.
meal
[n] food that you eat at a regular time of day, like breakfast, lunch, or dinner
We enjoyed a delicious meal at the restaurant.
우리는 레스토랑에서 맛있는 식사를 즐겼어요.
mean
[v] to have or express a certain idea or meaning
What does this word mean?
이 단어는 무슨 뜻인가요?
melt
[v] to change from solid to liquid because of heat
The ice cream will melt if you leave it out.
아이스크림을 밖에 두면 녹을 거예요.
menu
[n] a list of food and drinks that you can choose from at a restaurant
The waiter brought us the menu.
웨이터가 우리에게 메뉴를 가져다 주었어요.
minute
[n] a short amount of time, equal to 60 seconds
The class will start in five minutes.
수업이 5분 후에 시작할 거예요.
mix
[v] to put different things together to make one thing
You need to mix the ingredients well.
재료들을 잘 섞어야 해요.
own
[adj] belonging to or done by yourself, not someone else
She wrote the story using her own imagination.
그녀는 자신의 상상력을 이용해 이야기를 썼어요.
pan
[n] a flat, round cooking dish with a handle used to fry or heat food
My mom used a frying pan to cook eggs.
엄마가 계란을 요리하기 위해 프라이팬을 사용하셨어요.
pasta
[n] a food made from flour, water, and sometimes eggs, shaped into different forms like long strings or small shapes, usually cooked in boiling water
We ate pasta with tomato sauce for dinner.
우리는 저녁으로 토마토 소스와 함께 파스타를 먹었어요.
plate
[n] a flat, round dish used for eating food from
Please put the food on this plate.
이 접시에 음식을 담아주세요.
really
[adv] truly or very much so
I really enjoyed the movie.
나는 그 영화를 정말 재미있게 봤어요.
recipe
[n] instructions that tell you how to make a certain food or dish
My grandmother gave me her secret recipe for cookies.
할머니가 쿠키를 만드는 비밀 레시피를 주셨어요.
rice
[n] a small white grain we eat; the plant it comes from
Koreans eat rice with almost every meal.
한국인들은 거의 모든 식사에 밥을 먹어요.
sauce
[n] liquid or semi-liquid food added to dishes to give extra flavor
The chef made a delicious sauce for the pasta.
요리사가 파스타에 맛있는 소스를 만들었어요.
secret
[n] something that is kept hidden or not told to others
She told me a secret that I can't tell anyone else.
그녀가 나에게 다른 사람에게 말할 수 없는 비밀을 말해줬어요.
share
[v] to give part of something to others or use something together with others
It's nice to share your toys with friends.
친구들과 장난감을 나누는 것은 좋은 일이에요.
simple
[adj] easy to understand or do, not complicated
The math problem was very simple to solve.
그 수학 문제는 풀기가 매우 간단했어요.
special
[adj] different from normal and better or more important in some way
We had a special dinner to celebrate her birthday.
우리는 그녀의 생일을 축하하기 위해 특별한 저녁 식사를 했어요.
stir
[v] to mix something by moving a spoon or stick around in it
You need to stir the soup while it's cooking.
요리하는 동안 수프를 저어야 해요.
tip
[n] a small piece of helpful advice or information
The teacher gave us a helpful tip for the exam.
선생님이 시험을 위한 유용한 조언을 주셨어요.
advice
[n] helpful ideas or suggestions given to someone about what they should do
I asked my teacher for advice about my future career.
나는 선생님께 미래 직업에 대한 조언을 구했어요.
blanket
[n] a large piece of soft cloth used to keep you warm in bed or when sitting
I covered myself with a warm blanket on the cold night.
추운 밤에 따뜻한 담요로 몸을 덮었어요.
chief
[n] the main leader of a group or village
The chief of the village called a meeting to discuss the drought.
마을의 촌장이 가뭄에 대해 논의하기 위해 회의를 소집했어요.
experience
[n] something you do or live through that teaches you something new
My first experience of riding a roller coaster was exciting.
롤러코스터를 처음 타본 경험은 흥미진진했어요.
fairly
[adv] treating everyone in the same way, without being unfair to anyone
The teacher tried to grade the tests fairly for all students.
선생님은 모든 학생들의 시험을 공정하게 채점하려고 노력했어요.
feed
[v] to give food to someone or an animal
I feed my dog twice a day.
나는 하루에 두 번 개에게 먹이를 줘요.
few
[adj] a small number of things or people, not many
There were only a few students in the library today.
오늘 도서관에는 학생들이 몇 명밖에 없었어요.
half
[n] one of two equal parts of something
I ate half of the pizza and saved the rest for later.
나는 피자의 절반을 먹고 나머지는 나중을 위해 남겼어요.
lose
[v] to not have something anymore because you can't find it or it's gone
I hope I don't lose my new pencil case.
새 필통을 잃어버리지 않았으면 좋겠어요.
mango
[n] a sweet, juicy tropical fruit with yellow-orange flesh and a large seed inside
The mango was sweet and juicy.
망고는 달콤하고 즙이 많았어요.
plant
[n] a living thing that grows in the ground and has leaves, stems, and roots; [v] to put seeds or young plants into the soil to grow
I watered the plant in my room every day.
나는 매일 내 방에 있는 식물에 물을 주었어요.
regret
[v] feel sad or sorry about something you did or didn't do
I regret not studying harder for the test.
시험공부를 더 열심히 하지 않은 것을 후회해요.
rule
[n] a statement that tells you what you should or should not do
The most important rule in the classroom is to respect others.
교실에서 가장 중요한 규칙은 다른 사람을 존중하는 것이에요.
scene
[n] a part of a story or movie that happens in one place or time
The scene where the hero saves the day was my favorite part of the movie.
영화에서 주인공이 하루를 구하는 장면이 제일 좋았어요.
soak
[v] to put something in liquid for a long time to make it wet
I soak my dirty clothes in warm water before washing them.
더러운 옷을 세탁하기 전에 따뜻한 물에 담가요.
vacation
[n] time off from school or work to rest and have fun
I'm looking forward to my summer vacation at the beach.
해변에서의 여름 방학이 기대돼요.
village
[n] a small group of houses and other buildings in the countryside, smaller than a town
Our village has a small market where everyone buys fresh vegetables.
우리 마을에는 모든 사람들이 신선한 채소를 사는 작은 시장이 있어요.
battle
[n] a big fight between two groups or armies
The battle lasted for several hours.
전투는 몇 시간 동안 지속되었습니다.
cannon
[n] a big gun that shoots large, heavy balls or shells far away
The soldiers fired the cannon at the enemy fortress.
병사들은 적군의 요새를 향해 대포를 발사했습니다.
century
[n] a period of 100 years
The ancient castle was built in the 15th century.
그 고성은 15세기에 지어졌습니다.
crab
[n] a sea animal with a hard shell, eight legs, and two big claws
We saw many crabs on the beach.
우리는 해변에서 많은 게들을 보았습니다.
dive
[v] to jump into water or move quickly down under the water
The kids dive into the pool on hot summer days.
아이들은 더운 여름날 수영장에 다이빙합니다.
even
[adv] also; in addition to; including Even my little sister can solve this math problem.
내 어린 동생도 이 수학 문제를 풀 수 있어요.
famous
[adj] known by many people; very popular or well-known
The famous actor visited our school yesterday.
그 유명한 배우가 어제 우리 학교를 방문했습니다.
hear
[v] to use your ears to listen to sounds or voices
I can hear birds singing outside my window.
창 밖에서 새들이 노래하는 소리를 들을 수 있어요.
island
[n] a piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
We visited a beautiful island during our summer vacation.
우리는 여름 휴가 동안 아름다운 섬을 방문했습니다.
local
[adj] belonging to or happening in a particular area or neighborhood
The local market sells fresh vegetables every morning.
지역 시장에서는 매일 아침 신선한 채소를 팝니다.
mall
[n] a big building with many stores inside where people go to buy things and have fun
We spent the afternoon shopping at the new mall.
우리는 오후 시간을 새로운 쇼핑몰에서 쇼핑하며 보냈습니다.
mark
[n] a visible sign or spot left on something
The mark on the wall showed where the picture used to hang.
벽에 있는 자국은 그림이 걸려 있던 자리를 보여주었습니다.
mud flat
[n] a flat, wet area of sand or mud near the sea that is covered with water when the tide comes in
Many small creatures live in the mud flat.
많은 작은 생물들이 갯벌에 살고 있습니다.
museum
[n] a place where important objects are kept and shown to the public
We learned about dinosaurs at the natural history museum.
우리는 자연사 박물관에서 공룡에 대해 배웠습니다.
palace
[n] a very big and beautiful house where kings, queens, or important leaders live
The king lived in a grand palace with beautiful gardens.
왕은 아름다운 정원이 있는 웅장한 궁전에서 살았습니다.
such
[adj] used to point to or describe something already mentioned or known
I've never seen such a beautiful sunset before.
나는 이렇게 아름다운 일몰을 본 적이 없습니다.
tomb
[n] a place where a dead person is buried, like a special box or small building
The archaeologists discovered an ancient tomb in the desert.
고고학자들은 사막에서 고대의 무덤을 발견했습니다.
tour
[v] visit places for fun or to see interesting things
We went on a guided tour of the historic city center.
우리는 역사적인 도시 중심부를 가이드와 함께 관광했습니다.
traditional
[adj] old ways of doing things that have been passed down from parents and grandparents
My grandmother cooked a traditional Korean meal for us.
할머니께서 우리를 위해 전통적인 한국 음식을 요리해 주셨습니다.
wide
[adj] big from side to side; not narrow
The river was too wide for us to swim across.
강이 너무 넓어서 우리가 헤엄쳐 건널 수 없었습니다.
yet
[adv] still not now, but maybe later
I haven't finished my homework yet.
나는 아직 숙제를 끝내지 못했어요.
disappear
[v] to go away suddenly or not be seen anymore
The magician made the rabbit disappear in front of the audience.
마술사가 관객 앞에서 토끼를 사라지게 했어요.
environment
[n] the natural world around us, including air, water, land, plants, and animals
We should protect the environment by recycling.
우리는 재활용을 통해 환경을 보호해야 해요.
event
[n] a special occasion or activity that people plan and attend
The school is organizing a big event for the end of the year.
학교에서 연말 큰 행사를 준비하고 있어요.
fashion
[n] the popular style of clothes, hair, or behavior at a particular time
Many teenagers follow the latest fashion trends.
많은 십대들이 최신 패션 트렌드를 따라요.
glove
[n] something you wear on your hands to keep them warm or protect them
She put on her gloves before going out in the cold.
그녀는 추운 날씨에 나가기 전에 장갑을 꼈어요.
healthy
[adj] feeling good and strong in your body, not sick
Eating fruits and vegetables is healthy for your body.
과일과 채소를 먹는 것은 몸에 건강해요.
past
[n] something that already happened or existed before now
We can learn a lot from the past.
우리는 과거로부터 많은 것을 배울 수 있어요.
real
[adj] not fake or pretend, actually existing or happening
A real friend will always support you.
진정한 친구는 항상 당신을 지지할 거예요.
review
[v] to look at or think about something again, often to check if it's good or to give an opinion about it
The movie received a positive review from critics.
그 영화는 비평가들로부터 긍정적인 평가를 받았어요.
second-hand
[adj] used or owned by someone else before
She bought a second-hand bicycle to save money.
그녀는 돈을 아끼기 위해 중고 자전거를 샀어요.
shocked
[adj] feeling very surprised or upset by something unexpected
Everyone was shocked by the unexpected news.
모든 사람들이 예상치 못한 소식에 충격을 받았어요.
soon
[adv] happening in a short time from now
The winter vacation will start soon.
겨울 방학이 곧 시작될 거예요.
step
[v] to move your foot and put it down in a different place
He took a step forward to greet his friend.
그는 친구를 맞이하기 위해 한 걸음 앞으로 나아갔어요.
throw away
to get rid of something you don't want or need anymore by putting it in the trash
Please don't throw away your old toys; we can donate them.
오래된 장난감을 버리지 말고 기부할 수 있어요.
waste
[v] to use something in a way that is not useful or to throw away things that could still be used; [n] things that are thrown away because they are not needed anymore
We shouldn't waste water because it's a precious resource.
물은 귀중한 자원이므로 낭비하지 말아야 해요.
zero
[n] the number that means nothing or none
The temperature dropped to zero degrees last night.
어젯밤 기온이 영도로 떨어졌어요.
amazing
[adj] very surprising or wonderful, making you feel excited
The movie was so amazing that I watched it twice.
그 영화는 너무 놀라워서 두 번이나 봤어요.
else
[conj] another or different choice or option
Is there anything else you need?
당신이 필요한 다른 것이 있나요?
exam
[n] a test at school to check what you have learned
I have an important exam next week.
다음 주에 중요한 시험이 있어요.
excited
[adj] feeling very happy and full of energy about something special that is going to happen
The children were excited about the school trip.
아이들은 수학여행에 대해 신이 났어요.
golden
[adj] yellow and shiny like gold
The sun cast a golden light over the fields.
태양이 들판 위로 황금빛 빛을 비추었어요.
guide
[v] to show someone the way or tell them what to do
The tour guide will guide us through the museum.
관광 가이드가 우리를 박물관으로 안내할 거예요.
jellyfish
[n] a soft sea animal with no bones and a body like jelly that can sting
We saw a colorful jellyfish swimming in the aquarium.
우리는 수족관에서 화려한 해파리가 수영하는 것을 보았어요.
journey
[n] a trip or travel from one place to another, usually far away
The journey to the mountain top took three hours.
산 정상까지의 여정은 3시간이 걸렸어요.
laugh
[v] to make happy sounds and smile when something is funny
The funny joke made everyone laugh.
그 재미있는 농담은 모든 사람을 웃게 만들었어요.
lay
[v] when birds, insects, or fish make eggs and put them somewhere
The hen will lay eggs in the morning.
암탉은 아침에 알을 낳을 거예요.
leave
[v] to go away from a place or person
We will leave for the airport at 6 AM.
우리는 오전 6시에 공항을 향해 떠날 거예요.
march
[v] to walk together in an organized group, often for a special event or purpose
The soldiers march in perfect formation.
군인들이 완벽한 대형으로 행진해요.
million
[n] a very big number that is 1,000,000 or a huge amount of something
There are over a million stars in the sky.
하늘에는 100만 개가 넘는 별들이 있어요.
ocean
[n] a very large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface
The ocean looks calm and peaceful today.
오늘 바다가 잔잔하고 평화로워 보여요.
period
[n] a length of time with a start and end
The period of summer vacation lasts for two months.
여름 방학 기간은 2개월 동안 지속돼요.
protect
[v] to keep someone or something safe from harm or danger
We need to protect the environment for future generations.
우리는 미래 세대를 위해 환경을 보호해야 해요.
reason
[n] the cause or explanation for why something happens
What's the reason for your late arrival?
늦게 도착한 이유가 뭐예요?
rise
[v] to go up or move higher, like the sun or moon coming up in the sky
The sun will rise at 5:30 AM tomorrow.
내일 해는 오전 5시 30분에 뜰 거예요.
title
[n] the name given to a book, movie, song, or other work
The title of the book caught my attention.
그 책의 제목이 내 주의를 끌었어요.
toward
[prep] moving or going in the direction of something or someone
We walked toward the park after lunch.
우리는 점심 식사 후 공원을 향해 걸었어요.
whale
[n] a very big sea animal that breathes air and looks like a giant fish
We saw a huge whale swimming in the ocean.
우리는 바다에서 수영하는 거대한 고래를 보았어요.
whole
[adj] all of something or including every part of it
I ate the whole pizza by myself.
나는 혼자서 피자 전체를 다 먹었어요.
wild
[adj] not tame or controlled by people, living freely in nature
We saw wild animals on our safari trip.
우리는 사파리 여행에서 야생 동물들을 보았어요.
appear
[v] to show up or become visible
The rabbit suddenly appeared from behind the bush.
토끼가 갑자기 덤불 뒤에서 나타났어요.
bacon
[n] thin strips of salty meat from a pig, often eaten for breakfast
My dad loves to eat bacon for breakfast.
아빠는 아침 식사로 베이컨을 먹는 것을 좋아하세요.
blacksmith
[n] a person who makes things out of metal by heating it and hitting it with a hammer
The blacksmith made horseshoes in his workshop.
대장장이가 작업장에서 말발굽을 만들었어요.
coconut
[n] a large, round, brown fruit with a hard shell and white meat inside, often used for food and drinks
We found a coconut on the beach during our vacation.
우리는 휴가 중 해변에서 코코넛 열매를 발견했어요.
code
[n] instructions that tell a computer what to do
The programmer wrote code to create a new app.
프로그래머가 새로운 앱을 만들기 위해 코드를 작성했어요.
communicate
[v] to share information or ideas with others by talking, writing, or using signs
It's important to communicate clearly with your friends.
친구들과 명확하게 의사소통하는 것이 중요해요.
contest
[n] an event where people compete against each other to win a prize or be the best at something
Our school is holding a science contest next month.
우리 학교는 다음 달에 과학 대회를 개최할 예정이에요.
create
[v] to make something new or bring something into existence
The artist will create a new painting for the exhibition.
예술가가 전시회를 위해 새로운 그림을 만들 거예요.
creative
[adj] able to make new things or think of new ideas
My little sister is very creative when it comes to drawing.
내 여동생은 그림 그리기에 있어 매우 창의적이에요.
fair
[n] a big event where many people gather to see and buy things, or enjoy games and shows
We visited the science fair at the community center.
우리는 커뮤니티 센터에서 열린 과학 박람회를 방문했어요.
information
[n] facts or details that tell you about something or someone
The teacher gave us important information about the exam.
선생님께서 시험에 대한 중요한 정보를 주셨어요.
interview
[n] a meeting where someone asks you questions, usually to learn about you or your ideas
I have a job interview next week at the local cafe.
다음 주에 지역 카페에서 취업 인터뷰가 있어요.
lawyer
[n] a person whose job is to help people with legal problems and speak for them in court
My uncle works as a lawyer in a big city.
제 삼촌은 큰 도시에서 변호사로 일하세요.
maybe
[adv] not sure; possibly; perhaps Maybe we can go to the park this weekend if the weather is nice.
날씨가 좋으면 이번 주말에 아마 공원에 갈 수 있을 거예요.
musician
[n] a person who plays or creates music as a job or hobby
The musician played beautiful melodies on his guitar.
음악가가 기타로 아름다운 멜로디를 연주했어요.
object
[n] a thing that you can see or touch
Please put that object back where you found it.
그 물건을 발견한 곳에 다시 놓아주세요.
pair
[n] two things that go together or match
I bought a new pair of shoes for the school trip.
학교 여행을 위해 새 신발 한 쌍을 샀어요.
pay attention to
to look at or listen to something carefully
You should pay attention to the teacher's instructions.
선생님의 지시에 주목해야 해요.
photographer
[n] a person who takes pictures using a camera
The photographer took beautiful pictures of the sunset.
사진사가 일몰의 아름다운 사진을 찍었어요.
police officer
[n] a person whose job is to keep people safe and stop crime
The police officer helped the lost child find his parents.
경찰관이 길을 잃은 아이가 부모님을 찾도록 도와주었어요.
section
[n] a part or division of something bigger, like a group in a company or a part of a book
My mom works in the marketing section of her company.
엄마는 회사의 마케팅 부서에서 일하세요.
shell
[n] the hard outer covering of some animals, eggs, or nuts
We collected beautiful sea shells on the beach.
우리는 해변에서 아름다운 조개 껍질을 모았어요.
software engineer
[n] a person who makes computer programs and apps
My sister wants to become a software engineer when she grows up.
내 여동생은 커서 소프트웨어 기술자가 되고 싶어 해요.
tool
[n] something you use with your hands to help you do a job or make something
The carpenter uses many different tools to build furniture.
목수는 가구를 만들기 위해 많은 다양한 도구를 사용해요.
various
[adj] many different types or kinds of something
The zoo has various animals from all over the world.
동물원에는 전 세계의 다양한 동물들이 있어요.
vet
[n] an animal doctor who helps sick or injured pets and other animals
We took our sick cat to the vet for a check-up.
우리는 아픈 고양이를 진료받기 위해 수의사에게 데려갔어요.
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