The New York Times

Front 1

sanity

Back 1

1. 온전한 정신 (상태)

2. 분별

After an era of ups and downs, home prices return to sanity.

Front 2

squirrel something away

Back 2

(나중에 쓰려고) ~을 감춰 [저장해] 두다.

Donte and Anjoli Hill postponed their honeymoon indefinitely and squirreled away cash wedding gifts in order to afford the down payment on the four-bedroom house they bought a few months ago in this Tampa suburb.

Front 3

massacre

Back 3

1. 대학살

2. (경기, 시합에서의) 대패

3. 대학살하다

Church massacre suspect held as Charleston Grieves.

Front 4

anguished

Back 4

번민의, 고뇌에 찬

The mass murder of nine people who gathered Wednesday night for Bible study at a landmark black church has shaken a city whose history from slavery to the Civil War to the present is inseparable from the nation's anguished struggle with race.

Front 5

amid

Back 5

1. (특히 흥분, 공포심이 느껴지는) 가운데에

2. ~으로 에워싸인

India's Yoga Day finally arrives, amid cheers and skepticism.

Front 6

inaugurate

Back 6

1. 취임하게 하다

2. (공식적인 행사를 통해 건물, 조직의) 개관을 선언하다

After a brief speech to inaugurate International Yoga Day on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi descended from a huge stage in front of the presidential palace and took off his glasses and his shoes.

Front 7

descend

Back 7

1. 내려오다, 내려가다

2. (아래로) 경사지다, 내리막이 되다.

3. 내려앉다.

4. descended from : 전해진, 유래한

After a brief speech to inaugurate International Yoga Day on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi descended from a huge stage in front of the presidential palace and took off his glasses and his shoes.

Front 8

take one's place

Back 8

1. 있어야 할 곳에 가다

2. (~가운데서) 존재를 인정받다

He quietly took his place before a sea of schoolchildren and others, mats neatly arranged in a checkerboard as far as the eye could see, to begin what was billed as the largest yoga demonstration in a single venue in history.

Front 9

pounce

Back 9

(공격하거나 잡으려고 확) 덮치다

Reporters pounced, and a camera lens shattered on the ground.

Front 10

sterile

Back 10

1. 불임의

2. 살균한, 소독한

3. 아무 소득 없는, 무익한

The molecule is manufactured under strict guidelines for sterile use in the eye and is offered as single dose vial.

Front 11

indigenously

Back 11

토착하여, 토착의

Razumab is the 10th biosimilar launched by Intas in India, by far the largest number of indigenously developed biosimilars by any company.

Front 12

standoff

Back 12

1. 떨어져 있는, 고립하여 있는; 서먹한, 냉담한

2. <미사일 등이> 원격의

3. 떨어져 있음, 고립

4. 막힘, 막다름; 교착 상태

European leaders gave Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's government 48 hours to make the final push needed to satisfy creditors and end a five-month standoff over aid that risks splitting the euro.

Front 13

bailout

Back 13

(심각한 재정위기에 처한 기업, 국가 등에 대한) 긴급 구제

Greece's creditors split as bailout deal hit by doubts.

Front 14

jeopardize

Back 14

위태롭게 하다

Deep divisions opened up last night between the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund, jeopardising negotiations over new Greek proposals to prevent the highly indebted country from crashing out of the euro.

Front 15

concession

Back 15

1. (언쟁을 끝내거나 상황을 개선하기 위한) 양보

2. 인정

3. 할인; 할인표

The splits emerged as Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, came under pressure to put the package of concessions on pension cuts and VAT increases to a vote in the parliament, where he faces a backlash from members of his Syriza party.

Front 16

parliament

Back 16

의회, 국회

The splits emerged as Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, came under pressure to put the package of concessions on pension cuts and VAT increases to a vote in the parliament, where he faces a backlash from members of his Syriza party.

Front 17

backlash

Back 17

(사회 변화 등에 대한 대중의) 반발

The splits emerged as Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, came under pressure to put the package of concessions on pension cuts and VAT increases to a vote in the parliament, where he faces a backlash from members of his Syriza party.

Front 18

abuse

Back 18

1. 남용, 오용

2. 학대

3. 욕설

After another round of failed talks between Greece and its creditors, Alexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, hurled abuse at them, accusing the IMF of "criminal responsibility".

Front 19

crunch

Back 19

1. 으드득[뽀드득 등] (단단한 것이 으스러질 때 나는 소리)

2. (흔히 불쾌한) 중대 상황[정보]

3. (무엇이, 특히 돈이, 갑자기 부족한) 부족사태

4. (회의, 스포츠 경기 등이 성공할 수 있는 마지막 기회가 될지도 모르게) 중대한

Coming just before two crunch dates for debt repayments to the IMF and the European Central Bank, such language raised new fears of a Greek exit from the euro.

Front 20

asylum seeker

Back 20

망명 신청자

The European Union failed to agree to a plan to distribute asylum-seekers more fairly among its members using a quota system.

Front 21

stockpile

Back 21

1. (많은) 비축량

2. (대량으로) 비축하다.

A few days after America said it was considering putting heavy weapons in Poland and the Baltic states, Russia's Vladimir Putin announced that his government would add 40 new nuclear missiles to its stockpile this year.

Front 22

disclose

Back 22

밝히다, 드러내다

The Company affected a 1 for 5 reverse stock split in August and was the subject of a hard mailer promotion from Gramercy Strategic Partners LLC with a disclosed budget of $964,391; and a mailer made to look like a newspaper mock up.

Front 23

clearance

Back 23

1. (불필요한 것) 없애기

2. (두 물체 사이의) 간격

3. 승인, 허락

CEO Sergio Traversa remarked “Following Health Canada clearance, our second product candidate is about to enter clinical trials during the second quarter of 2015.