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gridlock
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그륃 락 1, n. a complete stop of all traffic on a road; a complete halt in activity 교통정체; 교착상태:ex)Negotiation reached a gridlock when each side refused to concede to further demands
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guarded
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갈 딛 1, adj. cautious or restrained 조심성있는
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gurney
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걸 니 1, n. a flat table with wheels used to transport patients around a hospital:ex)The ER nurses quickly placed the injured man on a gurney and wheeled him away from the ambulance and into surgery.
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guru
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구우 루 1, n. a person who is both teacher and leader to a group of followers:ex)Zam Zamford, whoses seminars and lectures are always packed full of farmers, is recognized as an agriculture guru.
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haphazard
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햎 해즈 얼드 2, adj. marked by chance or luck; random 되는대로의:ex)The librarian's haphazard approach to shelving and organizing books makes it difficult to find the materials you are looking for.
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haze
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헤이즈 v. to force someone to perform unpleasant tasks, usually in order for them to be qualified to join club or fraternity 신고식 시키다:ex)The Kappa Gnu Sigma fraternity hazed first-year students by forcing them to drink ketchup and mustard.
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heist
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하이스트 v. to rob or steal or n. a burglary 훔치다:ex)The thief heisted the wallet from the lady's purse.
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hideous
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힏 이 어스 1, adj. extremely ugly; disgusting and revolting 흉측한
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hoarse
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호올스 adj. having a low, gruff sound; husky 목쉰; 쉰목소리의:ex)~ from a cold 감기로 목이 쉬어
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hoary
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호어 뤼 1, adj.gray or white because of age or very old 흰:ex)a ~ head 백발 머리; 나이 아주 많은
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hobble
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하 벌 1, v. to walk with a limp or with difficulty or to slow something down or get in the way of something 절뚝거리다:ex)Sylvia hobbled around for three days after the Alaskan King Crab attacked her foot.; 방해하다:ex)The heavy radio equipment and sleeping gear hobbled their efforts to reach the cabin before sunset.;
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homely
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호움 리 1, adj. not good-looking; plain or simple 못생긴; 수수한
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hoopla
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훞 라 1, n. excitement and confusion 야단법석:ex)The rock star's surprise performance at the small local nightclub caused a lot of hoopla.
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horrid
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호어 륃 1, adj. extremely offensive 짜증나게하는; causing terror and disgust 무시무시한
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hover
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허 벌 1, v. to float in one place in the air 맴돌다:ex)The bird ~ed over its nest. 새는 그의 보금자리 위를 맴돌고 있었다; to hang around close by 어슬렁거리다:ex)The boys ~ed around (the confectioner's). 아이들은 (과잣집) 주위를 배회했다
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hue
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휴 n. the color of an object 색<color보다 문어>; the shade or tint of a specific color 색조:ex)a garment of a violent ~ 강렬한 색조의 의상
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husky
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허스 키 1, adj. strongly built and very sturdy 건장한; having a hoarse, deep quality(of the voice) (목소리가) 걸걸한
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hygiene
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하이 쥔 1, n. practices related to good health, disease prevention, and cleanliness :위생(적인 일)
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hype
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하잎 n. exaggerated publicity 과대광고:ex)Braxo Detergent's claim that four out of five dentists use Braxo to clean their teeth as well as their laundry turned out to be nothing but hype.; v. to deceive or swindle 과대광고하다:ex)The small-time poker player continued to hype himself as the greatest player of his time, although in truth he could only play Solitaire and Go Fish.
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hypodermic
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하이 퍼 덜 믹 3, adj. placed beneath the layer of skin; n. an injection given under the skin 피하(皮下)의, 피하 주사용의:ex)a ~ tissue 피하 조직
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ideology
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아이 디 알 로우 쥐 3, n. a set of beliefs shared by a group of people, such as a specific religion or political party 이데올로기
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impediment
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임 펟 어 먼트 2, n. something that blocks progress; an obstacle 장애물
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impel
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임 펠 2, v. to drive forward 추진시키다:ex)an ~ling force 추진력; to urge into action 재촉하다:ex)Ginsberg tried to impel his roommates to go play basketball , but they preferred to lay around instead.
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imperious
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임 피이 뤼 어스 2, adj. behaving like royalty; arrogant and snooty 거만한
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implore
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임 플로어 2, v. to beg earnestly; to ask anxiously 간청하다
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import
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임 폴트 2, v. to bring something in from a foreign country in order to sell it 수입하다;임 폴트 1, n. significance or importance 중요성:ex)the matter of great ~ 극히 중요한 사항
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impose
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임 포우즈 2, v. to force yourself upon others 강요하다:ex)~ one's opinion upon others 자기 의견을 남에게 강요하다; to place a burden upon others 부과하다:ex)~ taxes on[upon] a person's property 의 재산에 세금을 부과하다
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inauguration
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인 어 규 뤠이 션 4, n. a formal gathering to install a person into a position or office 취임식
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incarnate
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인 칼 네잍 2, v. to embody in flesh, to put into or represent in concrete form 육체를 부여하다:ex) the devil ~d in black dog 검정개의 모습을 한 악마; 인 칼 닡 2, adj. given human form; given bodily form 사람의 모습을 한:ex)a devil ~ 악마의 화신(化身)
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incinerate
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인 씬 어 뤠잍 2, v. to burn to ashes 소각하다
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incompetent
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인 컴 피 턴트 2, adj. unable to do things correctly 무능한
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increment
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인 크러 먼트 1, n. an added amount; an increase 증가(량):ex)The tax increase came in such small increments that we didn't even know it was happening until one year we ended up owing more money than we earned.
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incriminate
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인 크림 어 네잍 2, v. to cause to appear guilty of some crime <남에게> 죄를 뒤집어 씌우다
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incumbent
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인 컴 번트 2, n. the person who currently holds a specific political office; adj. holding a position or office 재임중에 있는 사람; 현직의
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indifferent
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인 디프 어 런트 2, adj. showing no concern or interest 무관심한; not caring one way or the other 상관없는; neither good nor bad, just so so 그저 그런
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indignant
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인 딕 넌트 2, adj. feeling angry or upset about a perceived injustice or wrongdoing 분개한
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induce
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인 두스 2, v. to influence or lead on :ex)We finally induced tha cat to come out from under the couch by putting a plate of tuna on the floor in the middle of the room.; to coax ; to cause something to happen 유발하다:ex)Syrup of Ipecac induces vomiting when swallowed, which is good if you've just been poisoned and bad at any other time than that.;
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indulgent
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인 덜 전트 2, adj. characterized by giving in to needs or desire 물른 be ~ to[towrd] a person 에게 무르다; pampering
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industrious
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인 더스 트뤼 어스 2, adj. hard working and consistent 근면한
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inference
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인 퍼 런스 1, n. the act of figuring something out by looking at all the facts 추리:ex)the deductive[inductive] ~ 연역(演繹)[귀납(歸納)] 추리; a conclusion drawn from looking at the facts in a situation 결론
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inferno
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인 펄 노 2, n. a confusing, chaotic place, usually on fire; some place that resembles Hell 지옥 같은 곳
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infinite
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인 퍼 닛 1, adj. having no end or limit 무한한; boundless 무궁한
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infuse
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인 퓨즈 2, v. to fill or put into 불어넣다:ex)Bill infused a little humor into the annual board-of-directors meeting when he arrived dressed as a circus clown.; The coach infused some energy into his sagging footbal program by hiring seven new players.
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ingenious
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인 젠 유 어스 2, adj. honest and open, without trickery 솔직담백한; innocent and simple 천진난만한
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initiative
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이 니쉬 어 티브 2, n. the first step of an action; the lead; the ability to start your own projects
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inlet
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인 렛 1, n. a body of water, like a bay, that points in toward land:ex)The thin strip of land protected the inlet from many of the high waves casued by the ocean storm; a narrow passage of water between two islands:ex)The two boys, eager to see their girlfriends, built a makeshift raft to cross the inlet between Kwaje Island and Lein Island.
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inordinate
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인 올 든 닛 2, adj. going way too far 과도한:ex)a sermon of ~ length 지독하게 긴 듯한 설교; excessive 무절제한:ex)keep ~ hours 불규칙한 생활을 하다
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inquiry
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인 콰이어 뤼 2, n. a request for information 문의; an in-depth search into a matter 조사
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insinuate
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인 씬 유 에잍 2, v. to suggest something in indirect manner 넌지시 비추다:ex)Graham was constantly insinuating that Jeanne was mentally unbalanced; whenever she spoke in groups of people he would silently rotate his finger at his temple and roll his eyes.; to sneak something into conversation 슬며시 들어가다:ex)The mild accountant tried to insinuate himself into the local motorcycle club by wearing a leather jacket and army boots, but he had no luck.
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insolent
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인 썰 런트 1, adj. boldly rude or disrespectful 무례한
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integrate
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인 티 그뤠잍 1, v. to bring all different parts together 합치다, 통합하다:ex)Researchers had to integrate the many pieces of clay into one single block before they could decipher the ancient message written on it.
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integrity
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인 텍 뤼 티 2, n. a person's moral character; honesty; togetherness and unity; completeness:ex)Mr.Colright's integrity was damaged in our eyes when we learned that he was the one responsible for all of the illegal gun sales.
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interval
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인 털 벌 1, n. the amount of time between two events 간격:ex)at an ~ of five years 5 년의 간격을 두고; the space between two things 틈
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intrigue
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인 트뤼이그 1, n. a secret plot or scheme 음모; 인 트뤼이그 2, v. to fascinate and excite curiosity 호기심을 돋우다:ex)My father was so intrigued by the juggling bears that he didn't even notice when I slipped away and joined the high-wire act.
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invariable
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인 배 리 어 벌 2, adj. always the same; never changing 불변하는
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jabber
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쥅 얼 1, v. to speak rapidly but without making much sense; to chatter 재잘재잘거리다
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jar
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자알 v. to have an irritating effect 거슬리다:ex)The sound of fingernails being scraped down the chalkboard was horribly jarring; to bother; to knock off balance; to frighten and upset; The news that I was about to speak in front of three million people jarred me out of my relaxed mood.
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jargon
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자알 건 n. a specialized language for a specific trade or industry, like "computer jargon" or "medical jargon" 전문용어; a mixture of several different languages
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jostle
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좌 썰 1, v. to bump or come into contact with roughly while you are in motion 밀치다:ex)I jostled my way through the crowd on the train in an attempt to reach the luggage compartment and look for my lucky suitcase.
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kaleidoscope
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커 라이 더 스코우프 2, n. 만화경; 변화무쌍함
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