(v) to have the same opinion Agree with your parents about your bedtime.
당신의 취침 시간에 대해 부모님과 동의하세요.
museum
(n) a building where historical or artistic objects are displayed
The children visited the museum to see dinosaur bones.
아이들은 공룡 뼈를 보기 위해 박물관을 방문했습니다.
painting
(n) a picture made with paint
The children made a beautiful painting in art class.
아이들은 미술 수업에서 아름다운 그림을 그렸어요.
boring
(adj) not fun or interesting Boring movies make me sleepy.
지루한 영화는 나를 졸리게 만듭니다.
strange
(adj) unusual or not familiar Strange noises came from the attic at night.
밤에 다락방에서 이상한 소리가 들렸어요.
colorful
(adj) having a lot of different colors
The garden is full of colorful flowers.
정원에는 형형색색의 꽃들이 가득합니다.
vase
(n) a container used for decoration or for holding flowers
The flowers are in a beautiful vase.
꽃들이 아름다운 꽃병 안에 있습니다.
creative
(adj) being good at making up new and interesting things Creative children often come up with unique ideas.
창의적인 아이들은 종종 독특한 아이디어를 생각해냅니다.
mask
(n) something that covers part or all of the face to decorate or hide it
The children wore funny masks at the Halloween party.
아이들은 할로윈 파티에서 재미있는 가면을 썼습니다.
poster
(n) a large printed image or notice that you put on a wall to advertise something
The teacher put a poster on the classroom wall.
선생님이 교실 벽에 포스터를 붙였습니다.
exhibition
(n) a public show where people display artworks, inventions, or special items for others to see
The museum has a new exhibition of dinosaur fossils.
박물관에 새로운 공룡 화석 전시회가 있습니다.
cheerful
(adj) being happy and positive Cheerful children were playing in the park.
발랄한 아이들이 공원에서 놀고 있었어요.
keep a diary
to regularly record events in a diary
I keep a diary every night before bed.
나는 매일 밤 자기 전에 일기를 씁니다.
film
(v) to record somebody or something with a camera
The photographer will film the wedding ceremony tomorrow.
사진작가가 내일 결혼식을 촬영할 것입니다.
quick
(adj) happening fast, or taking only a short amount of time Quick foxes can catch rabbits easily.
빠른 여우들은 쉽게 토끼를 잡을 수 있습니다.
self-portrait
(n) a picture or painting that an artist creates of themselves
The artist painted a self-portrait in front of the mirror.
화가는 거울 앞에서 자화상을 그렸습니다.
selfie
(n) a picture you take of yourself, usually with your phone
Taking a selfie is fun at the beach.
해변에서 셀피를 찍는 것은 재미있습니다.
paint
(v) to use colors to make a picture on paper or canvas
She likes to paint pictures of flowers.
그녀는 꽃 그림을 그리는 것을 좋아합니다.
moment
(n) the point in time at which something happens
The moment I saw the puppy, I knew I wanted to adopt it.
내가 그 강아지를 본 순간, 입양하고 싶다는 것을 알았습니다.
similar
(adj) like something else
The two sisters look very similar.
두 자매는 매우 비슷해 보입니다.
certain
(adj) particular or known but not named Certain animals sleep during the day.
특정 동물들은 낮에 잠을 잡니다.
expression
(n) the act of showing your feelings with your face
She had a happy expression on her face.
그녀의 얼굴에는 행복한 표정이 있었습니다.
bring back
to cause somebody to think of something from the past
The old photo brings back happy memories.
그 오래된 사진은 행복한 추억들을 떠오르게 합니다.
joyful
(adj) very happy Joyful children played in the park.
기뻐하는 아이들이 공원에서 놀았습니다.
youth
(n) the time when you are young, like when you’re a teenager
The children enjoyed their youth playing in the park.
아이들은 공원에서 놀며 어린 시절을 즐겼습니다.
personal
(adj) belonging or relating to a particular person Personal belongings should be kept safe.
개인 소지품은 안전하게 보관해야 합니다.
enough
(adj) as much or as many as you need Enough food was prepared for the party.
파티를 위해 충분한 음식이 준비되었습니다.
apply
(v) to rub or spread something on a surface Apply the sunscreen to your skin before going outside.
밖에 나가기 전에 선크림을 피부에 바르세요.
unique
(adj) different from other things Unique fingerprints help identify people.
고유한 지문은 사람들을 식별하는 데 도움이 됩니다.
express
(v) to talk or write about your thoughts or feelings
She expressed her love by giving flowers.
그녀는 꽃을 주면서 사랑을 표현했습니다.
artwork
(n) an object made by an artist such as a sculpture or painting
The museum displays beautiful artwork.
박물관은 아름다운 미술품을 전시합니다.
take a break
to stop doing something, usually to rest
Let's take a break and eat some snacks.
잠시 휴식을 취하고 간식을 먹읍시다.
traditional
(adj) being part of the traditions of a country or group of people
The traditional Korean dress is called hanbok.
전통적인 한국 의상을 한복이라고 합니다.
instrument
(n) a device used to produce music
The children are learning to play different instruments in music class.
아이들은 음악 수업에서 다양한 악기를 연주하는 것을 배우고 있습니다.
throw
(v) to send an object through the air by moving your arm forward and letting the object go Throw the ball to me, please.
공을 내게 던져주세요.
stick
(n) a thin piece of wood, plastic, metal, etc.
He used a wooden stick to reach the high shelf.
그는 높은 선반에 닿기 위해 나무 막대기를 사용했습니다.
performer
(n) a person who entertains people by singing, acting, dancing, etc.
The performer played beautiful music on the piano.
연주자가 피아노로 아름다운 음악을 연주했습니다.
past
(n) the period of time before the present
The dinosaurs lived in the past.
공룡들은 과거에 살았습니다.
light
(adj) not heavy, having little weight or less than usual weight
The backpack is very light and easy to carry.
그 배낭은 매우 가볍고 들기 쉽습니다.
wonderful
(adj) very good, excellent
The sunset was wonderful to watch.
일몰을 보는 것은 아주 멋졌습니다.
performance
(n) the act of entertaining people by singing, dancing, acting, etc.
The children enjoyed the performance at school.
아이들은 학교에서 공연을 즐겼습니다.
wear
(v) to have something such as clothes or jewelry on your body
She wears a pretty dress to the party.
그녀는 파티에 예쁜 드레스를 입고 갑니다.
period
(n) a particular time in history
The Renaissance was an important period in European history.
르네상스는 유럽 역사에서 중요한 시대였습니다.
study
(v) to get knowledge about something
She likes to study science at school.
그녀는 학교에서 과학을 공부하는 것을 좋아합니다.
reporter
(n) a person who tells people the news on radio or television
The reporter asked many questions at the press conference.
그 기자는 기자 회견에서 많은 질문을 했습니다.
alphabet
(n) a set of letters in a fixed order used to write a language
The alphabet has 26 letters.
알파벳은 26개의 글자가 있습니다.
festival
(n) a series of organized special events
The children are excited about the festival this weekend.
아이들은 이번 주말 축제를 기대하고 있습니다.
activity
(n) something you do for pleasure or interest Activity time is my favorite part of the school day.
활동 시간은 내가 가장 좋아하는 학교 시간입니다.
interview
(v) to question or talk with someone in order to get information
I have an interview for a new job tomorrow.
내일 새 직장을 위한 인터뷰가 있습니다.
professor
(n) a teacher in a college or university
The professor teaches math at the university.
교수님은 대학교에서 수학을 가르치십니다.
letter
(n) a symbol used to write a language
The letter is the only thing I can't understand.
그 글자는 제가 이해할 수 없는 유일한 것입니다.
shape
(n) a thing’s form, like a circle or square
The ball has a round shape.
공은 둥근 모양입니다.
soldier
(n) a person who serves in the army
The brave soldier marched in the parade.
용감한 군인이 퍼레이드에서 행진했습니다.
create
(v) to make or invent something
Artists create beautiful paintings.
예술가들은 아름다운 그림을 창작합니다.
design
(v) to make plans for something, such as clothing or a building
(n) plans or drawings showing how a product or building will look
The design of this building is very modern.
이 건물의 디자인은 매우 현대적입니다.
pattern
(n) a repeated design of lines, shapes, or colors
The pattern on the butterfly's wings is beautiful.
나비 날개의 무늬가 아름답습니다.
tongue
(n) the soft part inside your mouth that you can move for eating and speaking
He stuck out his tongue at his little sister.
그는 여동생에게 혀를 내밀었어요.
sound
(n) something that you can hear
The dog made a loud sound when it barked.
개가 짖을 때 큰 소리를 냈습니다.
scientific
(adj) using a careful and logical way to study or understand something Scientific experiments help us learn about the world.
과학적 실험은 우리가 세상에 대해 배우는 데 도움이 됩니다.
share
(v) to tell somebody about your thoughts, feelings, experiences, etc.
Let's share our toys with our friends.
우리 장난감을 친구들과 함께 공유해요.
difficult
(adj) hard to do or understand
It is difficult to learn a new language.
새로운 언어를 배우는 것은 어렵습니다.
general
(n) a military officer of very high rank General Kim led the army to victory.
김 장군은 군대를 승리로 이끌었습니다.
battle
(n) a fight between armies
The soldiers prepared for the battle.
병사들은 전투를 준비했습니다.
perform
(v) to do something like sing or act to entertain people
The students will perform a play for their parents.
학생들이 부모님들을 위해 연극을 공연할 것입니다.
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