Reading Town - In The Dinosaur's Paws

Front 1

mitten

Back 1

- a gloves that enclosing the four fingers together and the thumb separately 벙어리 장갑

Front 2

drawer

Back 2

- furniture that is shaped like a bow and is designed for putting things in. usually to pull it towards you to open it.

[ex] a dress drawer

Front 3

tear

Back 3

- move somewhere very quickly often in an uncontrolled or dangerous way.


[ex] He tore down the stairs.

Front 4

shiver

Back 4

- the body shakes slightly because you are cold or frighten.

[ex] They shivered in the freezing cold weather.

Front 5

shove

Back 5

- to push with a quick, violent movement.

[ex] I shoved my hand into my desk for finding my textbook.

Front 6

fierce

Back 6

- animal or person that is very aggressive or angry

[ex] Tyrannosaurrus was one of the most fiercest creatures in the earth.

Front 7

swamp

Back 7

- an area of very wet land with wild plants growing in it.

[ex] A swamp is a place with snakes and crocodiles.

Front 8

marshy

Back 8

- a land that is always wet and muddy.

[ex] There are lots of marshy places in the jungle.

Front 9

tiptoe

Back 9

- the tip or end of a toe 발끝

[ex] stand on tiptoe to look at something.

Front 10

pile

Back 10

- an assemblage of things laid of lying one upon each other 쌓아올린 것

[ex] pile of papers, pile of bricks

Front 11

mound

Back 11

- something that is a large rounded pile of it.

Front 12

grant

Back 12

- to allow to have it; give 주다, 수여하다 / (소원 등을) 들어주다, 허락하다.

[ex] grant a degree / grant all wishes.

Front 13

sneak

Back 13

- to approach very quietly on foot, trying to avoid being seen or heard.

[ex] sneak away from somewhere, sneak around

Front 14

fort

Back 14

- a place with a wall or fence around it where soldiers can stay and be safe from enemies.

[ex] a fort made of snow

Front 15

looseleaf

Back 15

- a note that holds papers by rings so that you can remove or return papers without tearing like a binder.

[ex] a looseleaf paper.

Front 16

wrinkle

Back 16

- lines which form on someone's face as they grow old.

[ex] a face that covered with wrinkles.

Front 17

crumple

Back 17

- to press or crush into irregular folds or into a compact mass

[ex] crumple up a letter into a ball

Front 18

lay

Back 18

- to produce an egg

[ex] mammals usually lay eggs.

Front 19

supper

Back 19

- a dinner

[ex] have a supper

Front 20

whiz

Back 20

- to make a buzzing or hissing sound / buzzing or hissing sound

[ex] The bullet whizzed, The car whizzed

Front 21

wreck

Back 21

- to completely destroy or ruin

[ex] the wreck of an ancient civillization

Front 22

slowpoke

Back 22

- a person who makes slow progress.

[ex] a slowpoke at learning language

Front 23

zillion

Back 23

- extremely large number or quantities

[ex] zillion trees in the jungle

Front 24

stack

Back 24

- a pile or heap( a more or less orderly)

[ex] a stack of affair, a wheat stack

Front 25

wiggle

Back 25

- to move side to side irregularly

[ex] puppies usually wiggle their tails with delight.

Front 26

blister

Back 26

- 물집 a thin vesicle containing watery matter as from a burn or other injuries

[ex] have a blisters on skin

Front 27

grin

Back 27

- to smile or laugh broadly

[ex] grin with delight, grin someone's approval 웃으며 승낙하다

Front 28

sloppy

Back 28

- muddy, slushy or very wet (splashed or soiled with liquid) / careless and lazy

[ex] a little attention for sloppy work / a sloppy habit

Front 29

crossly

Back 29

- in a cross or angry manner

[ex] to scold crossly

Front 30

dillydally

Back 30

- to waste time by indecision

[ex] there are no time to dillydaly