Level 3 - Day 7
1. flat (n.)
English: an apartment, typically on one floor
Korean: 아파트, 연립주택, 다세대 주택
2. porcelain (n.)
English: a hard, white substance that is very delicate and made by baking clay
Korean: 자기(瓷器)
3. shareholder (n.)
English: someone who owns shares in a company; a stockholder
Korean: 주주(株主)
4. rage (v.)
English: to talk in an extremely angry and loud way
Korean: 격노하다, 몹시 화를 내다
5. courageous (adj.)
English: very brave; having or showing courage
Korean: 용감한
6. relish (v.)
English: to enjoy or take pleasure in something
Korean: 즐기다, 좋아하다
7. privacy (n.)
English: the state of being alone; freedom from intrusion
Korean: 사생활, 사적 공간, 혼자 있는 상태
8. swallow (v.)
English: to use up (especially money)
Korean: (돈 등을) 다 써버리다, 삼키다
9. salary (n.)
English: a fixed amount of money paid yearly to an employee
Korean: 급여, 봉급, 월급
10. rite (n.)
English: a social custom, ceremony, or conventional act
Korean: 의식, 예식, 의례
11. eccentric (adj.)
English: strange or unusual
Korean: 괴짜의, 별난, 기이한
12. verge (v.)
English: to come near to being something
Korean: ~에 가까워지다
13. taboo (n.)
English: something not acceptable to discuss or do
Korean: 금기, 터부, 금지되는 것
14. census (n.)
English: the official process of counting people and collecting information about them
Korean: 인구 조사
15. migrant (n.)
English: a person who moves from one place to another, especially for work
Korean: 이주자, 이민자
16. prosperous (adj.)
English: successful, especially financially; wealthy
Korean: 번영한, 번창한
17. widowed (adj.)
English: having lost one’s spouse through death
Korean: 미망인의, 배우자를 잃은
18. dweller (n.)
English: a person or animal living in a particular place
Korean: 거주자
19. counterpart (n.)
English: someone or something with the same function or position as another
Korean: 상대, 대응 관계의 사람(것)
20. transitional (adj.)
English: relating to a process of change from one state to another
Korean: 과도기의, 변천기의
21. reunification (n.)
English: the process of becoming united again
Korean: 재통일
22. urban (adj.)
English: relating to cities and city life
Korean: 도시의
23. rural (adj.)
English: relating to the countryside rather than cities
Korean: 시골의, 지방의
24. skew (v.)
English: to distort or make inaccurate
Korean: 왜곡하다, 비스듬히 움직이다
25. abort (v.)
English: to terminate before completion
Korean: 유산시키다, 중단하다
26. fetus (n.)
English: an unborn human or animal in later stages of development
Korean: 태아
27. reluctant (adj.)
English: unwilling; hesitant
Korean: 꺼리는, 마지못해 하는
28. bachelor (n.)
English: a man who is not married
Korean: 미혼 남성, 독신남
29. supervise (v.)
English: to be in charge of and direct
Korean: 감독하다
30. pry (v.)
English: to try to find out about other people’s private lives
Korean: (남의 사생활을) 캐다
31. quash (v.)
English: to stop or suppress something completely
Korean: 진압하다, 잠재우다
32. breach (v.)
English: to break or violate a law, agreement, or duty
Korean: 위반하다, 어기다
33. norm (n.)
English: something usual or expected; a standard
Korean: 규범, 기준, 일반적인 것
34. aspiration (n.)
English: something a person strongly wants to achieve
Korean: 열망, 포부, 야망
35. mockery (n.)
English: speech or behavior that makes fun of someone cruelly
Korean: 조롱, 조소
36. bare (adj.)
English: not covered by leaves, grass, clothing, etc.
Korean: 벌거벗은, 드러난
37. frugal (adj.)
English: simple and economical; avoiding waste
Korean: 절약하는, 소박한, 검소한
38. limerick (n.)
English: a humorous short poem of five lines
Korean: 오행의 희극적인 시
39. convoluted (adj.)
English: very complicated and difficult to understand
Korean: 복잡한, 뒤얽힌
40. anthology (n.)
English: a collection of literary works by various authors
Korean: 선집, 문집
41. jaundiced (adj.)
English: prejudiced; showing envy or resentment
Korean: 편견을 가진, 적대감을 보이는
42. dictum (n.)
English: an authoritative statement or saying
Korean: 격언, 권위 있는 말
43. rail (v.)
English: to scold or complain bitterly
Korean: 꾸짖다, 비난하다
44. faculty (n.)
English: mental or physical ability; teaching staff
Korean: 능력, 교수진
45. stint (n.)
English: a fixed period or amount of work
Korean: 정해진 일의 분량, 기간
46. appraise (v.)
English: to estimate the value of something
Korean: 평가하다, 감정하다
47. hilarity (n.)
English: great amusement or laughter
Korean: 유쾌함, 환희
48. clip (n.)
English: a short section of a film or recording
Korean: (영화·영상의) 발췌 부분
49. linchpin (n.)
English: a person or thing essential to a system
Korean: 핵심 요소, 중심 인물
50. disgorge (v.)
English: to eject or vomit; to surrender something unwillingly
Korean: 토해 내다, 뱉다
51. pillage (v.)
English: to rob or plunder
Korean: 약탈하다, 훔치다
52. foil (n.)
English: a contrast that highlights another’s qualities
Korean: 대조를 이루는 인물(것)
53. reverent (adj.)
English: showing deep respect
Korean: 숭배하는, 공경하는
54. assail (v.)
English: to attack physically or verbally
Korean: 공격하다, 몰아세우다
55. tightwad (n.)
English: an excessively frugal person; a miser
Korean: 구두쇠
56. concomitant (n./adj.)
English: something that accompanies another thing
Korean: 수반하는, 동반하는
57. incontinent (adj.)
English: lacking self-control
Korean: 자제할 수 없는, 방종한
58. doctrines (n.)
English: teachings or principles, especially religious or legal ones
Korean: 교리, 가르침, 학설
59. monastic (adj.)
English: relating to monks or monasteries
Korean: 수도원의, 수도사의
60. gale (n.)
English: a very strong wind
Korean: 강풍, 돌풍
61. propellants (n.)
English: substances that propel or drive something forward
Korean: 추진제
62. ballast (n.)
English: heavy material used to provide stability
Korean: 밸러스트, 평형추
63. sleight (n.)
English: dexterity and skill, especially with the hands
Korean: 손재주, 기민함
64. contravene (v.)
English: to violate or go against a rule or law
Korean: 위반하다, 저촉되다
65. voracious (adj.)
English: having a huge appetite; excessively eager
Korean: 게걸스러운, 탐욕스러운
66. egregious (adj.)
English: outstandingly bad; shocking
Korean: 악명 높은, 지독한
67. invocation (n.)
English: a prayer for help or guidance
Korean: 기도, 기원, 간청
68. gloss over (v.)
English: to hide or avoid discussing unpleasant details
Korean: 얼버무리다, 대충 넘기다
69. paranoia (n.)
English: irrational suspicion or distrust
Korean: 편집증, 피해망상
70. biennial (adj.)
English: occurring every two years
Korean: 2년마다의, 격년의