4000 Essential English Words 2e 3 (2nd Edition) 영영 Unit 12

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casual

adj. relaxed or simple
You can wear casual clothes, like jeans, to the party.

deliberate

adj. one done on purpose, not by accident
Bernie made a deliberate attempt to injure Andy.

scent

n. a smell
Julie enjoyed the scent of the flowers.

beam

n. a heavy bar
Modern skyscrapers are made with many beams.

fasten

v. to close it or attach it to something
Elizabeth fastened her seat belt.

steel

n. a strong gray metal
The new apartment building was made with steel.

caution

n. care and attention in order to avoid danger
Please use the power saw with caution. It is very dangerous.

scatter

v. to make it go in many places
I accidentally scattered all of my pills.

contrary

adj. the opposite to another thing
It isn’t warm outside at all. On the contrary, it is quite cold.

germ

n. a very small living thing that can make people sick
Germs are on everything that you touch.

explode

v. to suddenly move apart in many smaller pieces
The old TV exploded when I plugged it in.

barrel

n. a round thing that you can keep liquids in
There was an empty barrel outside the house.

anticipate

v. to think that it will happen
Carrie anticipated the arrival of her baby.

puff

n. a little bit of smoke or steam
A puff of smoke came from the burnt match.

swift

adj. fast
The swift horse easily jumped over the hurdle.

kit

n. a set of all the things needed to do something
Is there a first aid kit in your office?

rag

n. a small towel
Please use a rag to clean the dust off the table.

toss

v. to throw it softly
He tossed a coin into the air.

triumph

n. the act or feeling of winning
He raised the award in triumph at the end of his speech.

dissolve

v. to mix it into a liquid until it disappears
I dissolved the pill in a glass of water.