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People, Places, and Things Reading 2 Word List

Unit English Korean Part of Speech Sentences1 contest 대회 n After Yeoh went back home, she participated in a beauty contest.1 dream 꿈 n When Michelle Yeoh was a girl, she dreamed of being a dancer.1 fascinate 마음을 사로잡다 v Her amazing stunts fascinate people everywhere.1 injure 부상을 입다 v While studying dance, she injured her back.1 instead 대신에 adv That's when she started studying acting instead.1 kick 발로 차다 v She learned how to punch and kick.1 punch 주먹을 날리다 v She learned how to punch and kick.1 star 주연을 맡다 v Yeoh starred in her first movie in 1979.1 stunt 고난이도의 연기 n She is famous for her amazing work in movies as an actress and stunt performer.1 teenager 청소년 n As a teenager, she went to England to study dance.

1 acrobatics 곡예 nEveryday from 5 A.M. to midnight, he and his classmates studied singing, acrobatics, gymnastics, andmartial arts.

1 applicant 지원자 nApplicants to the Seoul Action School must be between 19 and 27 years old, at least 170 centimeterstall.

1 course 강의 n The courses are very difficult both mentally and physically.

1 enroll 등록하다 vThere are other training centers, such as the Seoul Action School in Korea, where you don't have toenroll at such a young age.

1 martial arts 무술 nEveryday from 5 A.M. to midnight, he and his classmates studied singing, acrobatics, gymnastics, andmartial arts.

1 mentally 정신적으로 adv The courses are very difficult both mentally and physically.1 physically 신체적으로 adv The courses are very difficult both mentally and physically.

1 require 요구하다 v They were called Red Trousers because the students were required to wear red trousers at school.

1 train 훈련받다 v The students at the China Drama Academy were very strong and very well trained.

1 trousers 바지 n They were called Red Trousers because the students were required to wear red trousers at school.

1 audience 관중 n They have to make the audience believe the fight is a real fight.1 brave 용감한 adj You also need to be brave.1 explode 터지다 v Then they have to run away from the burning car before it explodes.

1 flame 불꽃 nEven though they use fire suits, gloves, powder, and other things to protect themselves during firestunts, the flames are still hot.

1 pretend ~인 척하다 v The stunt actor has to pretend he is really in pain.

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1 protect 보호하다 vEven though they use fire suits, gloves, powder, and other things to protect themselves during firestunts, the flames are still hot.

1 risky 위험한 adj Fire stunts are very risky.1 shoot 쏘다 v For example, maybe someone shoots the character while he is falling.

1 spin 돌다 v Stunt actors often have to do driving stunts like making the car spin around, turn over, and finally crash.

1 turn over 뒤집다 v Stunt actors often have to do driving stunts like making the car spin around, turn over, and finally crash.

2 colorful 형형색색의 adj For these people, the everyday world can be a colorful and fascinating place.2 condition 상태 n These people have a condition called synesthesia.2 experience 경험하다 v This means they experience two senses at the same time.2 form 형태 n The most frequent form of synesthesia is to hear sounds as colors.2 report 전하다 v For example, one person with synesthesia reports feeling pain as the color orange.2 sense 감각 n This means they experience two senses at the same time.2 separate 분리된 adj For these people, the senses of smell, sound, sight, touch, and taste are not separate.2 smooth 매끄러운 adj Some people taste mint as a smooth ball.2 strange 이상한 adj These questions might sound strange to most people, but some can answer right away.2 triangle 삼각형 n Some people see music as triangles and circles.

2 bright 밝은 adjYoung iguanas are bright green and hide among the bright green lower leaves of the trees where theylive.

2 death 죽음 n When one does, the boa grabs the bird from the air and then squeezes it to death before eating it.

2 dull 흐릿한 adj As they get older, their color becomes duller.

2 grab 잡다 v When one does, the boa grabs the bird from the air and then squeezes it to death before eating it.

2 iguana 이구아나 n An example is the green iguana.2 poison 독 n Poison arrow frogs don't try to hide.2 predator 포식자 n Some animals use color to protect themselves from their predators.2 prey 사냥감 n Other animals are predators and use color to hide from their prey.

2 squeeze 쥐어짜다 v When one does, the boa grabs the bird from the air and then squeezes it to death before eating it.

2 warn 경고하다 v The bright color warns other animals that the frog is poisonous, so they stay away.2 affect 영향을 미치다 v Many believe that color can affect our moods.



2 beige 베이지색 n Quiet colors like gray and beige are relaxing.2 calm 고요한 adj Do some colors make you feel calm while others give you energy?2 decorate 꾸미다 v Many public places are decorated with certain colors in order to create certain moods.2 encourage 격려하다 v They can give people a positive feeling, and they encourage conversation.2 mood 기분 n Scientists have been studying the connection between color and mood for a long time.2 negative 부정적인 adj Colors can create negetive moods, too.2 positive 긍정적인 adj They can give people a positive feeling, and they encourage conversation.2 public 대중의 adj Many public places are decorated with certain colors in order to create certain moods.2 refreshing 신선한 adj Green is another good color for a bedroom because it is refreshing.3 accomplishment 완수 n Just being accepted into the school was an accomplishment.

3 balance 균형 nFor example, when he is standing on one hand on a pile of bricks, he only thinks about one thing‐beingable to balance.

3 concentration 정신집중 n Wayne Huey says that the key to acrobatics is concentration.3 juggle 저글링 하다 v Then he squeeze himself into a barrel or runs acorss a room juggling bricks.

3 native ~태생의 사람 n Huey, a native of San Francisco, is one of the original members of the acrobatic group the Red Pandas.

3 original 본래의 adj Huey, a native of San Francisco, is one of the original members of the acrobatic group the Red Pandas.

3 patience 참을성 n Huey talks to his audiences about practice, perseverance, and patience.

3 perseverance 인내심 nHuey teaches the students about Chinese culture and acrobatic history, and he ties in the importantmessages of hard work and perseverance as well.

3 professional 전문인 n Huey always dreamed of becoming a professional in Chinese acrobatics.

3 tie in ~와 들어맞다 vHuey teaches the students about Chinese culture and acrobatic history, and he ties in the importantmessages of hard work and perseverance as well.

3 caretaker 관리인 nThe animal caretakers have their rooms near the animals, so they can make sure that the animals arealways well cared for.

3 coach 객차 n The 3.2‐kilometer‐long circus train is not your normal train with coach seats and snack bar.

3 entire 전체의 adjFor much of the year, the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus train is nome to the entirecircus as it travels to over 90 cities all around the United States.

3 equipment 장비 n Its train cars were specially designed for animals, people, and equipment.

3 head ~를 향하다 vWhen the show is over, everything has to be loaded back on the train, and the circus heads for the nextcity and the next performances.



3 load (짐을) 싣다 vWhen the show is over, everything has to be loaded back on the train, and the circus heads for the nextcity and the next performances.

3 pull into 도착하다 v When the train pulls into a new city, all the animals and the equipment have to be unloaded.3 snack 간식 n The 3.2‐kilometer‐long circus train is not your normal train with coach seats and snack bar.

3 sore 아픈 adjIf an elephant has a sore foot or if a tiger needs medicine, the animal trainers are right there to givethem the care they need.

3 unload (짐을) 내리다 v When the train pulls into a new city, all the animals and the equipment have to be unloaded.3 attitude 사고방식 n Though the ancient acrobats performed for emperors, cultural attitudes changed over time.

3 community 지역사회 nIn many Asian cultures, people believe that the lion brings strength and health to the community and itspeople.

3 cultural 문화의 adj Though the ancient acrobats performed for emperors, cultural attitudes changed over time.

3 effort 수고 n However, after 1949, the Chinese government made special efforts to bring the art form back to life.

3 emperor 황제 n Though the ancient acrobats performed for emperors, cultural attitudes changed over time.3 festival 축제 n Their performances became part of the village festivals.3 generation 세대 n Each generation taught its circus skills to the next generation.3 impact 충격 n Since then, the Chinese circus has had a large impact on performing arts around the world.3 look down upon 우습게 여기다 v Later on, acrobats were looked down upon.3 village 마을 n Their performances became part of the village festivals.

4 aquarium 수족관 nOne Saturday morning, a nine‐year‐old American girl and her Japanese mother visited an aquarium inNew York City.

4 college 대학 n Clark not only swam with fish, she also went to college to learn more about them.

4 creature 창조물 nShe visited the aquarium many times after that and learned everything she could about the oceancreature that inhabited it.

4 dedicate 헌신하다 v Clark has dedicated her life to studying, writing, and teaching about fish, especially sharks.4 degree 학위 n In 1940, it was unusual for a woman to get a doctorate degree in natural science.4 dive 뛰어들다 v She learned how to scuba dive so she didn't have to watch them in an aquarium tank.

4 inhabit 거주하다 vShe visited the aquarium many times after that and learned everything she could about the oceancreature that inhabited it.

4 knowledge 지식 n She grew up to become the "shark lady," famous for her knowledge of sharks.4 occur 일어나다 v That little girl was Eugenie Clark, and her first visit to the aquarium occurred over 75 years ago.4 shark 상어 n She grew up to become the "shark lady," famous for her knowledge of sharks.4 aggressive 공격적인 adj The tiger shark, for example, is an aggressive shark.



4 agriculture 농업 n Agriculture in Australia has caused water pollution.

4 coast 해변 nAlong the eastern coast of Australia is one of the most fascinating areas of the natural world‐the GreatBarrier Reef.

4 coral 산호 n It is actually made up of about 3,000 separate coral reefs.

4 disappear 사라지다 vUnless humans learn to respect and protect natural treasures like the Great Barrier Reef, thesetreasures could one day disappear from the earth.

4 fin 지느러미 n It gets its name from the black coloring on the end of its fins.4 marine 바다의 adj The Great Barrier Reef is like a large city under the sea filled with many species of marine life.4 pollution 오염 n Agriculture in Australia has caused water pollution.

4 reef 암초 nAlong the eastern coast of Australia is one of the most fascinating areas of the natural world‐the GreatBarrier Reef.

4 treasure 보물 nUnless humans learn to respect and protect natural treasures like the Great Barrier Reef, thesetreasures could one day disappear from the earth.

4 birth 탄생 n Even before birth, the babies receive no nutrition form their mother.4 come across 우연히 마주치다 v Although it normally lives a solitary life, the great white has come across humans too often.4 dare ~할 용기가 있다 v Humans are the only beings who dare to get close to them.4 gigantic 거대한 adj Inside the gigantic jaws of a great white are thousands of teeth.4 jaw 턱 n Inside the gigantic jaws of a great white are thousands of teeth.4 nutrition 영양 n Even before birth, the babies receive no nutrition form their mother.4 replace 대체하다 v When they wear down or break, the shark grows extra teeth to replace them.4 solitary 홀로 있는 adj Great whites are solitary creatures.4 swallow 삼키다 v Instead, it tears its prey into large pieces and swallows them whole.4 wear down 마모되다 v When they wear down or break, the shark grows extra teeth to replace them.5 attempt 시도 n In Florida, she qualified for the LPGA on her first attempt.5 career 직업 n Early in her golf career, Korea's Se Ri Pak was given the nickname the Magic Princess.

5 cemetery 무덤 nOne time he required her to spend an entire night in a cementery so that she would overcome herfears.

5 coach 코치 n He soon could see that his daughter was a natural golfer and decided to be her coach.5 emphasize 강조하다 v Right from the beginning, her father emphasized the importance of mind control.

5 overcome 극복하다 vOne time he required her to spend an entire night in a cementery so that she would overcome herfears.

5 qualify 자격을 얻다 vPak qualified for the LPGA(Ladies Professional Golf Association) just a few years after picking up her firstgolf club.



5 rapid 빠른 adj This nickname fits a young girl with such rapid success.5 success 성공 n This nickname fits a young girl with such rapid success.5 tough 힘든 adj Her father was a very tough coach.5 boundaries 경계선 n But some extreme sports have no boundaries.5 citizen 시민 n The three, citizens of Britain, France, and the United States, were worn out but happy.

5 combine 결합하다 v This is the exciting sport of kiteboarding, a new sport that combines the skills of surfing and sailing.

5 extreme 극도의 adj But some extreme sports have no boundaries.

5 gather 모으다 vIn 2002, Gilles d'Andreieux from France, an organizer of extreme sports events, gathered a tea ofprofessional kiteboarders to attempt to cross the sea from Key West, Florida to Vadero, Cuba.

5 huge 거대한 adj That's a huge playing field.

5 set out 출발하다 vThe team of five set out early in the morning and traveled all day, sometimes over waves as high asthree meters or more.

5 spread 펼치다 v The sport's popularity has spread rapidly around the world.

5 surface 표면 nNow, it isn't unusual on a windy, sunny day at the beach to see large colorful kites high in the air as theytow kiteboarders along and above the water's surface.

5 tow 끌다 vNow, it isn't unusual on a windy, sunny day at the beach to see large colorful kites high in the air as theytow kiteboarders along and above the water's surface.

5 develop 성장하다 vThe belt colors represent the growth of the students as they move through the rank and develop theirskills.

5 innocence 경험부족 n This color represents innocence.

5 rank 순위 nThe belt colors represent the growth of the students as they move through the rank and develop theirskills.

5 represent 대표하다 vThe belt colors represent the growth of the students as they move through the rank and develop theirskills.

5 respect 존경 n The tae kwon do belt and uniform should always be treated with respect.5 ripen 익다 v Brown means that the student's skills are ripening like a fruit.

5 root 뿌리 n Just as a plant has roots in the earth, the student at this level is creating roots from which to grow.

5 symbolize 상징하다 vThe tae kwon do uniform symbolizes the tradition of the sport, and the belt symbolizes the hard workand accomplishments of the student.

5 treat 대하다 v The tae kwon do belt and uniform should always be treated with respect.



5 wisdom 지혜 n It is a warning to the student to use her or his skills and knowledge with wisdom.6 coffin 관 n During the day, he sleeps in a coffin filled with dirt.

6 devil 악마 n Tepes sometimes used the name Dracula, which comes from a word that means dragon or devil.

6 dragon 용 n Tepes sometimes used the name Dracula, which comes from a word that means dragon or devil.

6 evil 사악한 adj Believers close their windows at night to keep out the evil night air‐ and Dracula.6 identify 확인하다 v They can identify him by looking for his reflection in a mirror.6 myth 신화 n Around the world there are still myths about vampires.6 reflection (거울에 비친) 상 n They can identify him by looking for his reflection in a mirror.

6 superstitious 미신을 믿는 adj Superstitious people believe that the dead can return to the world and suck the blood of living people.

6 vampire 뱀파이어 n He's Count Dracula, the vampire from Transylvania.

6 victim 희생자 nSince then, the character in Stoker's novel has appeared in many movies and stories, in which Draculatravels around at night looking for victims.

6 century 세기 nThe first story about a monster in Loch Ness was told over 500 years ago, but the legend of the monsterbecame popular only in the twentieth century.

6 chilly 쌀쌀한 adj Hiding in its dark, chilly waters lives a gigantic monster.6 claim 주장하다 v At least, they claim they have seen it.

6 evidence 증거 nThere is no real evidence that a monster exists in Loch Ness, but there is also no evidence that onedoesn't exists.

6 exist 존재하다 vThere is no real evidence that a monster exists in Loch Ness, but there is also no evidence that onedoesn't exists.

6 hoax 거짓말 n Several people have taken photographs, but at least one of them turned out to be a hoax.6 investigate 조사하다 v During the 1960s an organization was formed to investigate the monster.6 legend 전설 n The Loch Ness Monster is a famous legend.6 resemble 닮다 v Others say it resembles a snake.6 turn out (모습을) 드러내다 v Several people have taken photographs, but at least one of them turned out to be a hoax.6 advice 조언 n They can give advice and they represent good luck.6 associate 결부짓다 v They are associated with the gods and the emperors.6 average 평균의 adj It's not your average household pet, but perhaps it should be.6 charm 매력 n Among its many other charms, it breathes fire.6 dreadful 끔찍한 adj Others think it is a dreadful monster that destroys things.



6 god 신 n They are associated with the gods and the emperors.6 powerful 영향력 있는 adj They are wise and powerful creatures.6 prevent 막다 v It is important to treat dragons well to prevent their anger.

6 reptile 파충류 nThis gigantic animal has the skin of a reptile, the body of an elephant, the head of a horse, and the tailof a lizard.

6 wound 상처 nLong ago, some superstitious people believed myths that dragon's blood could protect them fromwounds.

7 arrange 정리하다 v She arranged her concerts so that she could still attend school, make friends, and have a normal life.

7 astounded 몹시 놀란 adj Since she wasn't much bigger than her cello, everyone was astounded by her huge talent.7 cello 첼로 n At the age of six, she began playing the cello, and she hasn't put it down since.7 conductor 지휘자 n She has played with some of the most famous orchestras and conductors in the world.

7 enormous 거대한 adj She continues to tour and record, sharing her enormous talent with audiences around the world.

7 interfere 간섭하다 v Chang tried not to let her busy concert schedule interfere with her education.7 orchestra 관현악단 n She has played with some of the most famous orchestras and conductors in the world.

7 philosophy 철학 nWhen she graduated from high school, she went to Harvard University and studied philosophy, notmusic.

7 significant 중요한 adj But music, of course, is extremely significant in her life.7 talent 재능 n Since she wasn't much bigger than her cello, everyone was astounded by her huge talent.

7 acoustics 음향시설 nIt is famous for its superb acoustics, which make it a wonderful place to both perform and listen tomusic‐all types of music.

7 case 가방 n The woman looked at the man holding his violin case and answered, "Practice, practice, practice."

7 composer 작곡가 n The famous Russian composer Tchaikovsky played there, and so did the Beatles.7 highlight 가장 좋은 부분 n It is the highlight of his or her career.7 joke 농담 n In this old joke, get to Carnegie Hall has two menings.7 privilege 특권 n To perform at Carnegie Hall is a privilege for any musician.

7 prominent 유명한 adjSince opening night over 100 years ago, many prominent classical, jazz, and pop musicians haveperformed at Carnegie Hall.

7 superb 최고의 adjIt is famous for its superb acoustics, which make it a wonderful place to both perform and listen tomusic‐all types of music.

7 truly 정말로 adv It truly takes a lot of practice and hard work to be good enough to play at Carnegie Hall.



7 wander 돌아다니다 v After wandering up and down several streets, he decided to ask for directions.

7 cabinet 보관장 nMelanie decided to take it home so her boy friend, a furniture maker, could turn it into a cabinet to holdCDs.

7 craft 공예 nThey carefully crafted their musical instruments by hand so that their cellos would make the mostbeautiful soulds possible.

7 economical 경제적인 adj These cellos were more economical to make, but they didn't sound as beautiful as the old cellos.

7 individually 개별적으로 advIn the nineteenth century, people began to make mass‐produced cellos instead of crafting themindividually by hand.

7 investment 투자 nIn the middle of the twentieth century, wealthy people began to buy the old hand‐crafted instrumentsas investments.

7 lead 선두 n It had been stolen from the home of the lead cellist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.

7 mass‐produced 대량 생산된 adjIn the nineteenth century, people began to make mass‐produced cellos instead of crafting themindividually by hand.

7 spy 보다 v She spied a cello beside a trash can.7 stolen 훔친 adj A few days later, Melanie saw a TV news report about a stolen cello.7 worth 가치 있는 adj It was worth 3.5 million dollars.8 according to ~에 따르면 prep According to the Chinese horoscope, each year is represented by a different animal.8 affectionate 다정한 adj You are honest and affectionate.8 generous 너그러운 adj If you were born in 1984, the year of the rat, you are charming and generous.

8 horoscope 점성술 n The Chinese horoscope is one tradition that connects your personality with the year of your birth.

8 influence 영향을 미치다 v Many people believe that your time of birth influences your personality.8 loyal 충실한 adj Tigers have a good attitude toward life and are loyal to their friends.8 pessimistic 비관적인 adj Then you are hardworking, but also a little pessimistic.8 romantic 로맨틱한 adj Maybe you're romantic.8 sincere 진실한 adj If you were born in 1985, the year of the ox, you are calm, sincere, and stubborn.8 stubborn 완고한 adj If you were born in 1985, the year of the ox, you are calm, sincere, and stubborn.8 approach 다가오다 v Midnight approaches, and the crowd becomes more and more excited.8 balloon 풍선 n People walk around distributing balloons, flags, and confetti.8 celebration 축하행사 n The New Year's celebration in Times Square is an old tradition.8 confetti 색종이 조각 n People walk around distributing balloons, flags, and confetti.



8 descend 내려오다 v At 11:59, an enormous lighted ball starts descending a flagpole.8 distribute 나누어 주다 v People walk around distributing balloons, flags, and confetti.8 lower 내리다 v The first New Year's ball was lowered down a flagpole in 1907.8 sparkle 반짝이다 v It sparkles and shines spectacularly as it goes down the pole to welcome the New Year.8 spectacular 장관을 이루는 adj It sparkles and shines spectacularly as it goes down the pole to welcome the New Year.8 tick 째깍 거리다 v The crowd grows larger as the hours tick by.8 fortune 운 n These gifts bring the children good fortune and happiness.

8 fresh 신선한 adjIt's a time to make a fresh start, change bad habits, and look forward to a future of happiness and goodluck.

8 habit 버릇 nIt's a time to make a fresh start, change bad habits, and look forward to a future of happiness and goodluck.

8 lunar 달의 adj In other places, they celebrate the lunar New Year.8 outfit 복장 n In China, children wear new outfits on New Year's Day.8 pine 소나무 n In Japan, people decorate their houses with pine branches, rope, and bamboo.8 precisely 정확히 adv Precisely when the clock strikes midnight, they eat twelve grapes.8 strike 치다 v Precisely when the clock strikes midnight, they eat twelve grapes.8 welcome 맞이하다 v But in every place, people like to welcome the New Year in special ways.8 whistle 호루라기 n At midnight, they use horns and whistles to make as much noise as they can.


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