□ 2학년  Vocabulary □

	Unit 1	meaning
1	class	[명] 반, 학급 * classroom 교실, classmate 반 친구, 급우 I'm happy with my new class.
2	uniform	[명] 교복, 유니폼 Are you happy with the new school uniform?
3	homeroom teacher	[명] 담임선생님 I'm happy with my homeroom teacher.
4	school club	[명] 학교 동아리 * join 가입하다 How about joining a school club?
5	class leader	[명] 반장 When I become the class leader, I will do two things for you!
6	kind	[형] 친절한 He is kind and funny.
7	funny	[형] 재미있는 He's very funny and friendly.
8	generous	[형] 관대한, 아량 있는 They are understanding and generous.
9	understanding	[형] 이해심이 있는 They are understanding and generous.
10	honest	[형] 정직한 You should remember that they are honest and want to help you.
11	positive	[형] 긍정적인 (↔ negative) You will hear these positive expressions from cheerleading friends.
12	friendly	[형] 친절한, 호의적인 He's very funny and friendly.
13	feeling	[명] 감정 Yoiu can share feeling with them.
14	disappointed	[형] 실망한 Don't be disappointed.
15	surprised	[형] 놀란 When I look in the mirror, I get very surprised.
16	exciting	[형] 신나는, 흥미진진한 Making new friends is exciting.
17	nervous	[형] 긴장한, 초조한 When I speak English, I get nervous.
18	type	[명] 유형 Which type of friend are you?
19	listener	[명] 듣는 사람, 경청자 What can you share with listeners?
20	advisor	[명] 충고자, 조언자 (= adviser) Advisor friends usually start a conversation like this: "I think you should...."
21	cheerleader	[명] 응원단장 You will hear positive expressions from cheerleaders.
22	opposite	[형] 반대의 Opposite friends have different interests and likes, but you can get along with them.
23	already	[부] 이미, 벌써 Did you already join a club?
24	schedule	[명] 일정, 스케줄 Are you happy with the new school schedule?
25	kite	[명] 연 My kite doesn't fly well.
26	try	[동] ~해 보다, 시도하다 Let's try flying it again.
27	enough	[형] 충분한; [부] 충분히 The wind is not strong enough.
28	any	[형] 무슨; 아무것도; 어떤 ~라도 I don't have any friends in this class.
29	more	[형] 더 많은 I want more friends.
30	sports ground	[명] 운동장 We're happy with our sports ground because it's big.
31	school year	[명] 학년 Welcome to a new school year!
32	list	[명] 목록, 명단 Here's a list of different types of friends.
33	share	[동] 나누다, 공유하다 You can share your feelings with them.
34	such	[형] 그런, 그러한 It's good to have such friends.
35	conversation	[명] 회화, 대화 Advisor friends usually start a conversation like this: "I think you should...."
36	remember	[동] 기억하다 (↔ forget) You should remember that they are honest and want to help you.
37	advice	[명] 충고, 조언 * tip 조언 When your friends give you advice, please don't get upset.
38	expression	[명] 표현 You will hear positive expressions from cheerleading friends.
39	encourage	[동] 용기를 북돋우다, 격려하다 These friends encourage you and are fun to hang out with.
40	fun	[형] 유쾌한, 재미있는, 즐거운 These friends encourage you and are fun to hang out with.
41	spend	[동] (시간을) 보내다, (돈을) 쓰다 They enjoy talking and spending time with people.
42	interest	[명] 관심, 흥미 Opposite friends have different interests and likes, but you can get along with them.
43	like	[명] (보통 복수형으로) 좋아하는 것, 기호 Opposite friends have different interests and likes, but you can get along with them.
44	friendship	[명] 우정 Your differences will make your friendship better.
45	pole	[명] (자석의) 극 Just as opposite poles of magnets attract, opposite people attract each other.
46	magnet	[명] 자석 Just as opposite poles of magnets attract, opposite people attract each other.
47	attract	[동] 끌어당기다 Just as opposite poles of magnets attract, opposite people attract each other.
48	healthy	[명] 건강한 * healthful 건강에 좋은 Eating healthy food is important.
49	close	[형] 친한, 가까운 * [동] (문을) 닫다 I have some close friends.
50	do well	잘 하다 (↔ do badly) I didn't do well in the game.
51	taste good	맛이 좋다 (↔ taste bad) My soup doesn't taste good.
52	How about ~?	~하는 게 어때? How about joining a school club?
53	make friends	친구들을 사귀다 Making new friends is exciting.
54	not (only) A but also B	A뿐만 아니라 B 또한 (= B as well as A) They don't just listen to you, but also give you advice.
55	give advice	조언하다, 충고하다 They don't just listen to you, but also give you advice.
56	get upset	화가 나다 When your friends give you advice, please don't get upset.
57	hang out	어울리다, 사귀다 These friends encourage you and are fun to hang out with.
58	get along	사이좋게 지내다 Opposite friends have different interests and likes, but you can get along with them.
59	in common	공통으로 We have many things in common.
60	a piece of cake	식은 죽 먹기 Swimming is a piece of cake.
61	in trouble	곤경에 빠져서, 난처하여 Helping others in trouble is improtant.

	Unit 2	meaning
1	plan	[명] 계획; [동] 계획을 세우다 What are you planning to do after school?
2	concert	[명] 콘서트 I'm planning to go to a concert.
3	library	[명] 도서관 I'm planning to go to the library.
4	camp	[동] 캠핑을 하다 I'm planning to go camping.
5	visit	[동] 방문하다 I'm planning to visit a children's hospital.
6	volunteer	[동] 자원봉사를 하다 Volunteering will make you happy!
7	donate	[동] 기부하다 You can donate your talent.
8	children's hospital	[명] 어린이 병원 I'm planning to visit a children's hospital.
9	community center	[명] 지역 문화 회관 Every Saturday, I go to the community center.
10	nursing home	[명] 양로원 We visit nursing homes on weekends and draw paintings on the walls.
11	bazaar	[명] 바자회 I'm going to a bazaar at school this weekend.
12	season	[명] 계절 Last weekend, we drew the four seasons.
13	spring	[명] 봄 beautiful spring flowers and trees
14	summer	[명] 여름 * beach 해변 swim 수영하다 a blue sea with a beautiful summer beach
15	fall	[명] 가을 * fruit 과일 pick 따다 fruit trees in the fall
16	winter	[명] 겨울 a happy winter scene
17	heavy	[형] 무거운 (↔ light) That box looks heavy.
18	grey	[명] 회색; [형] 회색의 Our paintings changes the grey walls into amazing pieces of art.
19	delicious	[형] 맛있는 We ate a delicious ice cream cake.
20	snack	[명] 간식 I'm planning to buy some snacks.
21	weekend	[명] 주말 What are you planning to do this weekend?
22	carry	[동] 나르다, 옮기다 I have to carry these books.
23	children's book	[명] 아동용 도서 Some children's books are in it.
24	other	[형] (그 밖의) 다른 Would you like to help other people?
25	talent	[명] 재능 Everyone has some kind of talent, big or small.
26	place	[명] 곳, 장소 By donating your talent, you can make the world a better and happier place.
27	example	[명] 예, 본보기 Here are two great examples of people making a difference in the world.
28	world	[명] 세계, 세상 Here are two great examples of people making a difference in the world.
29	country	[명] 나라 The children are from other countries, and they need help to learn Korean.
30	need	[동] 필요로 하다 The children are from other countries, and they need help to learn Korean.
31	proud	[형] 자랑스러운 This Korean class makes me really proud of myself.
32	art	[명] 예술, 미술 My friends and I are in the art club, 'Art Wall.'
33	draw	[동] 그리다 We visit nursing homes on weekends and draw paintings on the walls.
34	painting	[명] 그림 We visit nursing homes on weekends and draw paintings on the walls.
35	wall	[명] 벽 We visit nursing homes on weekends and draw paintings on the walls.
36	scene	[명] 장면 a happy winter scene
37	amazing	[형] 놀라운 Our paintings changed the grey walls into amazing pieces of art.
38	difference	[명] 차이 I think our time and talent made a real difference!
39	real	[형] 진정한, 진실된 I think our time and talent made a real difference!
40	prepare	[동] 준비하다 Summer is the season to prepare for winter.
41	famous	[형] 유명한 The book made Mr. Smith famous.
42	free	[형] 무료의, 공짜의 I want to give a free concert.
43	save	[동] 아끼다 What is a way to save water?
44	still	[부] 여전히, 아직도 They are still good to use.
45	give a hand	도와주다, 거들어 주다 Can you give me a hand?
46	be good at	~을 잘하다 (↔ be poor[not good] at) I'm good at playing soccer.
47	(some) kind of	(어떤) 종류의 Everyone has some kind of talent, big or small.
48	make a difference	변화를 가져오다 Here are two great examples of people making a difference in the world.
49	better than before	전보다 더 나아진 All the children love my Korean class, and they can speak Korean better than before.
50	be proud of	~을 자랑스러워 하는 This Korean class makes me really proud of myself.
51	change A into B	A를 B로 바꾸다 Our paintings changed the grey walls into amazing pieces of art.
52	as you can see	여러분이 아는 것처럼 As you can see, donating your talent makes people happy.
53	how+to부정사	~하는 방법 I want to teach children how to play soccer.
54	look forward to+(동)명사	~을 고대하다, ~을 무척 기대하다 I'm really looking forward to the bazaar!
55	hold bazaars	바자회를 열다 Why do many people hold bazaars?

	Unit 3	meaning
1	weather	[명] 날씨 What's the weather like outside?
2	rain	[동] 비가 오다; [명] 비 * hard 심하게 *umbrella 우산 It's raining.
3	shower	[명] 소나기 It's just a shower.
4	snow	[동] 눈이 오다; [명] 눈 It's snowing.
5	sunny	[형] 화창한 It's sunny now.
6	snow boots	[명] 눈 장화, 스노 부츠 Bring your snow boots.
7	coat	[명] 외투 We should bring our coats.
8	glove	[명] 장갑 So we should bring our coats, gloves, and scarves when we visit Alaska.
9	scarf	[명] 목도리 So we should bring our coats, gloves, and scarves when we visit Alaska.
10	sunglasses	[명] 선글라스 Bring your sunglasses.
11	sunblock	[명] 자외선 차단제 Bring your sunblock.
12	raincoat	[명] 비옷 Bring your raincoat.
13	rain boots	[명] 우천용 장화, 레인 부츠 Bring your rain boots.
14	animal	[명] 동물 Fish and other animals sometimes fall from the sky, too.
15	frog	[명] 개구리 In Kansas City, it rained frogs yesterday.
16	fish	[명] 물고기, 생선 Fish and other animals sometimes fall from the sky, too.
17	alligator	[명] 악어 On December 26, 1877, even baby alligators fell from the sky in a storm in America.
18	stay	[동] 머무르다, 묵다 He hasn't decided where to stay during his trip.
19	get	[동] ~에 가다, 도착하다 I want to know how to get to the hospital.
20	arrive	[동] ~에 도착하다 He's not yet here, but he may arrive soon.
21	leave	[동] 떠나다, 출발하다 Junho wants to know when to leave his house.
22	outside	[형] 밖의 (↔ inside) What's the weather like outside?
23	bring	[동] 가져오다 Bring your umbrella.
24	later	[부] 나중에 I'll call back later.
25	else	[부] 더, 그 밖에 What else should we bring?
26	fall	[동] 떨어지다 Hundreds of frogs fell from the sky at around 3 p.m.
27	around	[부] (시간) ~즈음에, 대략 Hundreds of frogs fell from the sky at around 3 p.m.
28	happen	[동] (어떤 일이) 일어나다 Ron and his family were in the car when it happened.
29	suddenly	[부] 갑자기 Suddenly it got dark, and frogs started to fall from the sky.
30	start	[동] 시작하다 Suddenly it got dark, and frogs started to fall from the sky.
31	shout	[동] 소리치다 My sister, Joan, started shouting.
32	know	[동] 알다 We didn't know what to do, so we just watched.
33	watch	[동] 보다, 지켜보다 We didn't know what to do, so we just watched.
34	street	[명] 거리 Suddenly, there were many frogs on the streets of Kansas City.
35	river	[명] 강 * lake 호수 Some were still trying to go back to the river.
36	storm	[명] 폭풍 Yes, it can happen when there is a big storm or a tornado.
37	tornado	[명] 토네이도, 회오리바람 Yes, it can happen when there is a big storm or a tornado.
38	December	[명] 12월 On December 26, 1877, even baby alligator fell from the sky in a storm in America.
39	even	[부] 심지어, ~조차도 On December 26, 1877, even baby alligator fell from the sky in a storm in America.
40	suck	[동] 빨다 Some tornadoes suck up water.
41	since	[접] ~이기 때문에 Since frog, fish, and other small animals are not very heavy, the tornado may suck them up, too.
42	ground	[명] 땅 When the storm dies down, frogs and animals fall to the ground.
43	mean	[동] 의미하다 "It's raining cats and dogs." means it's raining hard.
44	forget	[동] 잊다 (↔ remember) I forgot how to fly!
45	maybe	[부] 어쩌면, 아마도 Maybe it will one day.
46	expect	[동] 예상하다, 기대하다 We are expecting to see clear skies this weekend.
47	kind	[명] 종류; [형] 친절한 What kind of weather do you like the best?
48	report	[명] 보고, 보도, 예보 It's time for this week's weather report.
49	rain frogs	큰 비가 내리다 In Kansas City, it rained frogs yesterday.
50	hundreds of	수백 개의 Hundreds of frogs fell from the sky at around 3 p.m.
51	fall from	~로부터 떨어지다 Hundreds of frogs fell from the sky at around 3 p.m.
52	get dark	어두워지다 Suddenly it got dark, and frogs started to fall from the sky.
53	go back	돌아가다 Some were still trying to go back to the river.
54	try to	~하려고 노력하다 Some were still trying to go back to the river.
55	suck up	빨아올리다 Some tornados suck up water.
56	meet with	~을 만나다 When tornado meets with a storm, it becomes a part of the storm.
57	a part of	~의 일부분 When tornado meets with a storm, it becomes a part of the storm.
58	die down	차츰 잦아들다, 잠잠해지다 When the storm dies down, frogs and other animals fall to the ground.
59	get there	그곳에 가다, 도착하다 I want to know how to get there.

	Unit 4	meaning
1	have	[동] 먹다 (= eat) Can I have some ice cream for dessert?
2	rice	[명] 밥, 쌀 Mom, can I have more rice?
3	dessert	[명] 디저트, 후식 * (vanilla) ice cream (바닐라) 아이스크림, tea 차, main dish 주요리 Can I have some ice cream for dessert?
4	hamburger	[명] 햄버거 Let's eat hamburgers.
5	vegetable	[명] 야채, 채소 * meat 육류 You'd better eat some vegetables.
6	soft drink	[명] 음료 Let's drink soft drinks.
7	delicious	[형] 맛있는 (= yummy) My owner gives me delicious food, and I play with him and protect his house.
8	animal	[명] 동물 * plant 식물 insect 곤충 But did you know that animals have problems, too?
8	zoo	[명] 동물원 * botanical garden 식물원 I will guide you around the zoo today.
9	dolphin	[명] 돌고래 Here are some dolphins.
10	horse	[명] 말 You're as strong as a horse.
11	lark	[명] 종달새 You're as happy as a lark.
12	rabbit	[명] 토끼 Jack has raised his rabbit for one year.
13	sad	[형] 슬픈 (↔ happy) Don't be too sad.
14	disappointed	[형] 실망한 So, don't be disappointed.
15	happy	[형] 행복한 You're as happy as a lark.
16	satisfied	[형] 만족스러운 I'm satisfied with my life.
17	upset	[형] 속상한, 화가 난 (= angry) You look upset.
18	slowly	[부] 천천히 Yes, but you'd better eat slowly.
19	before	[부] 전에 (↔ after) Have you ever seen this picture before?
20	plan	[명] 계획; [동] 계획을 세우다 Sally planned it.
21	surprise	[명] 놀람; [동] 놀라게 하다 * surprise party 깜짝 파티 Do you know this Friday is Jane's surprise party?
22	journal	[명] 일기 You'd better write your journal in English.
23	practice	[명] 연습; [동] 연습하다 You'd better practice speaking English with your partner every day.
24	problem	[명] 문제 Everyone has problems, and we like to ask for advice.
25	advice	[명] 조언, 충고 Everyone has problems, and we like to ask for advice.
26	owner	[명] 주인, 소유주 * own(소유하다)+er / leader, singer, teacher, adviser, player My owner gives me delicious food, and I play with him and protect his house.
27	protect	[동] 보호하다 My owner gives me delicious food, and I play with him and protect his house.
28	however	[접] 하지만, 그러나 However, many people say bad things about us.
29	doghouse	[명] 개집 I'm in the doghouse.
30	expression	[명] 표현, 말씨, 표정 * express 표현하다 I think there are so many bad expressions about us.
31	human	[명] 인간, 인류 There are many good English expressions about dogs because they have lived with humans for a long time.
32	leader	[명] 리더, 지도자 When we talk about a leader, we say, "He is the top dog."
33	wish	[명] 소망 * hope 바람 Best wishes
34	contest	[명] 대회 I just won a contest.
35	win	[동] 이기다, 얻다 (↔ lose) I just won a contest.
36	carry	[동] 운반하다 I can carry heavier things than my friends.
37	bake	[동] (빵 등을) 굽다 * fry 튀기다 Have you baked cookies for my friends?
38	break	[명] 휴식 I need a break.
39	guide	[동] 안내하다 I will guide you around the zoo today.
40	ask for	~을 요청하다, 부탁하다 Everyone has problems, and we like to ask for advice.
41	in trouble	곤경에 처한 When they are in trouble, people say, "I'm in the doghouse."
42	fed up	넌더리가 난, 진저리가 난 I'm fed up because people say bad things about dogs.
43	live with	~와 같이 살다 There are many good English expressions about dogs because they have lived with humans for a long time.
44	for a long time	오랫동안 There are many good English expressions about dogs because they have lived with humans for a long time.
45	cheer up	격려하다 When we cheer someone up, we say, "Every dog has his day."
46	all day	하루 종일 * all week〔month〕 일주일〔한 달〕내내 She hasn't talked to me all day.
47	let the cat out of the bag	(무심코) 비밀을 누설하다 I let the cat out of the bag.
48	wash the dishes	설거지하다 Have you washed all the dishes.
49	raise a dog	개를 기르다 Jack has raised his rabbit for one year.
50	take care of	~을 돌보다 Susan has taken care of her dog for six months.
51	say bad things about	~에 대하여 험담하다 However, many people say bad things about us.
52	do one's best	최선을 다하다 We dogs have done our best for people.

	Unit 5	meaning
1	tomb	[명] 무덤 * stone tomb 고인돌 (= dolmen) They're stone tombs from the Bronze Age.
2	bookstore	[명] 서점 How can I get to the bookstore?
3	bakery	[명] 빵집, 제과점 How can I get to the bakery?
4	place	[명] 장소 We have three favorite places near our school.
5	site	[명] 유적지, 장소 So, UNESCO chose these tomb sites as a World Heritage Site in 2000.
6	park	[명] 공원 The second one is the park.
7	island	[명] 섬 Now, I'm in the northern part of the island.
8	part	[명] 지역, 부분 * area 지역 Now, I'm in the northern part of the island.
8	trip	[명] 여행 * journey, travel, tourism 관광 A trip to Ganghwado
10	tourist	[형] 관광의; [명] 관광객 * tourist place 관광지 How can I get to the tourist information center?
11	information	[명] 정보 * information center 안내소 How can I get to the tourist information center?
12	amazing	[형] 놀라운 Please come to Ganghwado, and you'll find its amazing, cultural, and natural beauty for yourself!
13	interesting	[형] 재미있는, 흥미로운 There are many interesting places to visit in Ganghwado.
14	important	[형] 중요한 There are over 120 stone tombs in Ganghwado, and all of them are very important historically and culturally.
15	straight	[형] 곧장, 쭉 Go straight two blocks and turn left.
16	block	[명] 블록 Go straight two blocks and turn left.
17	famous	[형] 유명한 * world famous 세계적으로 유명한 It's famous for the 6-year-old root of ginseng.
18	mixed	[형] 뒤섞은 * mixed rice 비빔밥 (= bibimbap) The word means "mixed rice."
19	bowl	[명] 그릇 Bibimbap is served in a bowl of warm white rice topped with vegetables, meat, and Gochujang.
20	top	[동] (다른 것의) 위에 놓다, 얹다; [명] 정상 Bibimbap is served in a bowl of warm white rice topped with vegetables, meat, and Gochujang.
21	meat	[명] 육류, 고기 Bibimbap is served in a bowl of warm white rice topped with vegetables, meat, and Gochujang.
22	spoonbill	[명] 저어새 I'm a spoonbill, the mascot of Ganghwado.
23	mascot	[명] 마스코트 I'm a spoonbill, the mascot of Ganghwado.
24	bill	[명] 주둥이 * bill의 다른 뜻: 청구서, 계산서, 지폐, 법안 My bill looks like a spoon.
25	bronze	[명] 청동 * the Bronze Age 청동기 시대 They're stone tombs from the Bronze Age.
26	historically	[형] 역사적으로 There are over 120 stone tombs in Ganghwado, and all of them are very important historically and culturally.
27	culturally	[형] 문화적으로 There are over 120 stone tombs in Ganghwado, and all of them are very important historically and culturally.
28	choose	[동] 선택하다, 고르다 So, UNESCO chose these tomb sites as a World Heritage Site in 2000.
29	heritage	[명] 유산 * World Heritage Site 세계 문화유산 So, UNESCO chose these tomb sites as a World Heritage Site in 2000.
30	found	[동] 설립하다 (found-founded-founded) * find 발견하다 (find-found-found) He is the person who founded Gojoseon.
31	grow	[동] 재배하다 Ginseng is so difficult to grow, but Ganghwa has the perfect environment for it.
32	ginseng	[명] 인삼 Ginseng is so difficult to grow, but Ganghwa has the perfect environment for it.
33	environment	[명] 환경 Ginseng is so difficult to grow, but Ganghwa has the perfect environment for it.
34	northern	[형] 북쪽의 Now, I'm in the northern part of the island.
35	often	[부] 자주, 종종 The tombs are always quiet, so I take a rest on them often.
36	funny	[형] 웃기는, 우스운 * fun 재미있는, 즐거운 It looks funny, doesn't it?
37	natural	[형] 자연의, 자연스러운 Please come to Ganghwado, and you'll find its amazing, cultural, and natural beauty for yourself!
38	actually	[부] 사실상, 실제로 The big draw of Mt. Mani is actually Chamseongdan, and it's a very special place for Koreans.
39	traditional	[형] 전통적인 It's a traditional Korean mask.
40	beauty	[형] 아름다움, 미 Please come to Ganghwado, and you'll find its amazing, cultural, and natural beauty for yourself!
41	heavy	[형] 무거운 They're so big and heavy.
42	get to	~에 도달하다, 도착하다 How can I get to the bakery?
43	on one's right	~의 오른편에 It's on your right.
44	by+교통수단	~을 타고 * by bus/ship 버스/배를 타고 It takes 10 minutes by subway.
45	on foot	걸어서 It takes 10 minutes to get there on foot.
46	either A or B	A와 B 둘 중 하나 It can be served either cold or hot.
47	be well known for	~로 잘 알려져 있다 The city of Jeonju is well known for Bibimbap.
48	prevent A from B	A가 B 하는 것을 막다 Ginseng is a healthy food which can prevent you from getting sick.
49	take a rest	휴식을 취하다 The tombs are always quiet, so I take a rest on them often.
50	believe in	~을 믿다 Some people don't believe in Dangun Wanggeom, but I do.
51	look like	~처럼 보이다, 생기다 My bill looks like a spoon.
52	from A to B	A에서 B까지 How long does it take from Seoul City Hall to Dongdaemun?
53	show around	~을 두루 안내하다 Can I show you around?

	Unit 6	meaning
1	spend	[동] 쓰다, 소비하다 * spend money on ~에 돈을 쓰다 Do you spend your allowance wisely and carefully?
2	allowance	[명] 용돈 (= pocket money) Do you spend your allowance wisely and carefully?
3	income	[명] 수입 Be sure to include all the income and expenses that you have planned.
4	expense	[명] 지출 (= spending) Be sure to include all the income and expenses that you have planned.
5	budget	[명] 예산, 예산안 It's important to find out before you build your budget.
6	balance	[명] 잔액 How much is the balance?
7	total	[명] 총계, 총액 What is the total amount of Brian's expenses?
8	sport	[명] 스포츠, 운동, 경기 I'm very excited about Sports Camp.
8	score	[동] 득점하다 She scored 7 goals in one game.
10	break	[동] (기록을) 깨다, 갱신하다 He broke the record by two seconds.
11	record	[명] 기록 He broke the record by two seconds.
12	skill	[명] 기술 He has great soccer skills.
13	invent	[동] 발명하다 * invention 발명 They invented the airplane.
14	create	[동] 창조하다, 만들다 He created famous digital products.
15	digital	[형] 디지털 방식의 * analog 아날로그 방식의 He created famous digital products.
16	product	[명] 생산품, 제품 * produce 생산하다 He created famous digital products.
17	actual	[형] 실제의 After the first month, take a minute to sit down and compare the actual expenses and your budget.
18	build	[동] 세우다, 만들다, 짓다 * building 건물 It's important to find out before you build your budget.
19	carefully	[부] 신중하게, 주의 깊게 Do you spend your allowance wisely and carefully?
20	compare	[동] 비교하다 After the first month, take a minute to sit down and compare the actual expenses and your budget.
21	decision	[명] 결정 * decide 결정하다 After you make decisions about your income and expenses, write them down.
22	fare	[명] 운임, 통행료 How much money did Jenny spend on the bus fare?
23	feed	[동] 먹이를 주다 Don't forget to feed the dog.
24	improve	[동] 개선하다, 향상시키다 Then, you will know how to improve your budget.
25	include	[동] 포함하다 That is, you have to include even small things in your budget.
26	list	[명] 목록 Write down a list of all the expenses.
27	monthly	[형] 매달의 * month 달, 월 A monthly budget is a plan about how much money you are going to spend each month.
28	provide	[동] 제공하다, 주다 To be successful, you should provide as much information as possible.
29	realistic	[형] 현실적인 Make sure it's realistic.
30	simple	[형] 간단한 Let's be smart like Jenny by doing four simple things.
31	successful	[형] 성공적인 * success 성공 succeed 성공하다 To be successful, you should provide as much information as possible.
32	wisely	[부] 현명하게 Do you spend your allowance wisely and carefully?
33	worried	[형] 걱정하는 * be worried about ~에 대해 걱정하다 Are you worried all the time about money, like Brian?
34	all the time	항상, 늘 Are you worried all the time about money, like Brian?
35	make a budget	예산을 세우다 Then, it's time to make a budget.
36	make decisions	결정하다 After you make decisions about your income and expenses, write them down.
37	make sure	~을 확실히 하다 Review your budget every month and make sure you're on the right track.
38	on the right track	올바른 방향으로 나아가는 Review your budget every month and make sure you're on the right track.
39	run out of	~을 다 써버리다 Or do you run out of money every month?
40	up to date	최근의 (↔out-of-date) Keep your budget up to date!

	Unit 7	meaning
1	polite	[형] 공손한, 예의 바른 (↔ rude) I'm expected to be polite.
2	quiet	[형] 조용한 (↔ noisy) You are also expected to be quiet.
3	carrot	[명] 당근 The magic soup tastes good, but it would taste even better with some carrots.
4	pepper	[명] 후추, 고추 After that, some chicken, salt, and pepper were put into the pot one after another.
5	pot	[명] 냄비, 솔 After that, some chicken, salt, and pepper were put into the pot one after another.
6	bowl	[명] 그릇 Everyone had a big bowl of the delicious soup and agreed it was the best soup ever.
7	taste	[동] 맛보다, ~의 맛이 나다 The magic soup tastes good, but it would taste even better with some carrots.
8	play	[명] 연극 (= show) Sumi, you're an old lady in the play, not a princess!
9	dress	[명] 드레스; [동] 옷을 입다 I just need to bring my pink dress. Why are you dressed like that?
10	practice	[동] 연습하다 I just finished practicing for the school play!
11	village	[명] 마을 Long, long ago, there was an old lady in a small village.
12	fairy	[명] 요정, 선녀 * fairy tale 동화 The fairy's dress was taken by the man.
13	rich	[형] 부자의, 부유한 (↔ poor) She was known as the richest person in the village.
14	magic	[명] 마법; [형] 마법의 Then can you lend me a pot so I can make some magic soup?
15	strange	[형] 낯선, 이상한 One day, a strange young man came to the village.
16	agree	[동] 동의하다 Everyone had a big bowl of the delicious soup and agreed it was the best soup ever.
17	enough	[형] 충분한; [부] 충분히 It is not cooked enough.
18	even	[부] (비교급을 강조하여) 더욱, 훨씬 (= much, far, yet, a lot) The magic soup tastes good, but it would taste even better with some carrots.
19	hurry	[동] 서두르다 So, the old lady hurried inside and returned with some carrots.
20	inside	[부] 안으로 (↔ outside) So, the old lady hurried inside and returned with some carrots.
21	invite	[동] 초대하다 * invitation 초대 The young man invited all the people in the house to dinner.
22	knock	[동] 두드리다 He knocked at the old lady's door.
23	lend	[동] 빌리다, 빌려주다 (↔ borrow) Thank you for lending me the pot.
24	little	[형] 거의 없는, 약간의(양에 사용) * few 거의 없는(수에 사용) She was also famous for spending very little money.
25	return	[동] 돌아오다 So, the old lady went inside her house and returned with some potatoes.
26	share	[동] 나누다, 공유하다 Sadly, the old lady answered that she did not have any food to share.
27	give one's seat to	~에게 자리를 양보하다 You are expected to give your seat to an old person.
28	line up	줄을 서다 I'm expected to line up for lunch.
29	on time	정시에, 제시간에 Okay, but you're expected to be on time.
30	turn in	~을 제출하다 All students are expected to turn in the paper on Friday.
31	put into	(양념 등을) 넣다 After that, some chicken, salt, and pepper were put into the pot one after another.
32	put on	(연극을) 공연하다 We're putting on a show next week.
33	long, long ago	옛날 옛날에 Long, long ago, there was an old lady in a small village.
34	be known as	~로 알려져 있다 She was known as the richest person in the village.
35	be famous for	~로 유명하다 (= be well-known for) She was also famous for spending very little money.
36	in a little while	곧 In a while, the soup was done.
37	one after another	차례로 After that, some chicken, salt, and pepper were put into the pot one after another.
38	say to oneself	혼잣말하다 So, she said to herself, "I'm so happy. I don't have to spend much money on food anymore."
39	take A out of B	B에서 A를 꺼내다 The young man took a stone out of his bag and asked again.
40	tired from	~로 지친, 피곤한 He looked tired from walking.

	Unit 8	meaning
1	Korea	[명] 한국 * Korean 한국인/어(의), 한국의 I want to build one just like it in Korea!
2	Tunisia	[명] 튀니지 * Tunisian 튀니지인(의), 튀니지의 Tunisia is a country in Africa.
3	Netherlands	[명] 네덜란드 * the Netherlands로 표현 * Dutch 네덜란드인/어(의), 네덜란드의 Yes, in the Netherlands, most of the land is lower than the sea.
4	Mongolia	[명] 몽골 * Mongolian 몽골인/어(의), 몽골의 Gers are white houses in the grasslands of Mongolia.
5	grassland	[명] 초원, 풀밭, 목초지 Long ago, Mongolians often raised sheep and horses in the grasslands.
6	courtyard	[명] 안마당 In such houses, the bottom of the hole is a courtyard, and people live in the rooms around the courtyard.
7	desert	[명] 사막 In Tunisia, almost half of the land is part of the Sahara Desert.
8	island	[명] 섬 Many people in Saba on Borneo Island make a living by fishing.
9	shelter	[명] 피난처, 은신처 The caves were shelters from the dangers of nature.
10	area	[명] 지역, 구역, 면적 Some Tunisians in the desert areas have built their houses underground.
11	livestock	[명] 가축 Then they moved to another place to feed their livestock.
12	sheep	[명] 양 Long ago, Mongolians often raised sheep and horses in the grasslands.
13	raise	[동] 기르다 Long ago, Mongolians often raised sheep and horses in the grasslands.
14	feed	[동] 먹이다, 기르다 Then they moved to another place to feed their livestock.
15	same	[형] 같은, 동일한 Many English words are the same in Korean.
16	different	[형] 다른 So, when you want to learn about different lifestyles, you'd better study their houses first.
17	windmill	[명] 풍차 A windmill is a type of engine.
18	fan	[명] 선풍기, 환풍기, 부채 * (영화나 스포츠 등의) ‘팬’이라는 의미도 있음 This house looks like a fan.
19	portable	[형] 휴대(이동)가 쉬운 Mongolians made Gers because they are portable and easy to set up.
20	durable	[형] 내구성이 있는, 튼튼한 Mangrove tree wood is so durable against the sea water.
21	describe	[동] 묘사하다 Let me describe my room.
22	underground	[부] 지하에; [형] 지하의 * 영국에서는 ‘지하철’을 뜻하기도 함 Some Tunisians in the desert areas have built their houses underground.
23	lifestyle	[명] 생활 방식 It reflects the lifestyle of the people who live there.
24	danger	[명] 위험 The caves were shelters from the dangers of nature.
25	reflect	[동] 반영하다 It reflects the lifestyle of the people who live there.
26	later	[부] 나중에, ~ 후에 Later, people made their houses with things they could get easily.
27	official	[형] 공식적인 One interesting thing about these water houses is that they have official addresses.
28	bottom	[명] 맨 아래, 바닥 In such houses, the bottom of the hole is a courtyard.
29	environment	[명] 환경 Since then, people have changed their houses according to the environment they live in.
30	travel	[동] 여행하다, 가다 My family traveled there last summer.
31	and so on	기타 등등 Tomato, computer, ski, chocolate and so on.
32	according to	~에 따라 Since then, people have changed their houses according to the environment they live in.
33	in order to	~하기 위해, 하도록 Many people in Saba on Borneo Island make a living by fishing.
34	look at	~을 (살펴)보다 * look for ~을 찾다 look like ~처럼 생기다, 보이다 Let's look at some different houses in different places in the world.
35	make a living	생계를 꾸리다, 살아가다 Many people in Saba on Borneo Island make a living by fishing.
36	be built(made) of	~로 지어(만들어)지다 Their houses are built of mangrove trees.
37	set up	~을 세우다, 설치하다 Mongolians made Gers because they are portable and easy to set up.
38	most of	대부분의 Yes, in the Netherlands, most of the land is lower than the sea.
39	instead of	~ 대신에 Now, it uses hot water instead of fire.

	Unit 9	meaning
1	nervous	[형] 초조한, 불안한 Don't be nervous, Subong.
2	worried	[형] 걱정하는 Sam, you look worried.
3	excited	[형] 신이 난, 흥분한 Miri, you look excited.
4	guide	[명] 안내원, 가이드 Tony wants to be a "Travel Guide."
5	astronaut	[명] 우주 비행사 I want to be an astronaut.
6	consultant	[명] 상담가, 컨설턴트 Sehee wants to be a "Consultant."
7	designer	[명] 디자이너 I want to be a computer graphic designer.
8	costume	[명] 의상, 복장 Children can dress up in costumes and go from house to house.
9	necklace	[명] 목걸이 You look beautiful with that necklace.
10	belief	[명] 믿음 * believe 믿다 Since my friends and I are from different cultures, we have different cultural beliefs.
11	difference	[명] 차이 * differ 다르다 different 다른 It's just a difference between cultures.
12	luck	[명] 운, 행운 In America, we believe a rabbit foot brings good luck.
13	garlic	[명] 마늘 We believe garlic can stop bad luck.
14	pillow	[명] 베개 We believe sitting on one's pillow will bring bad luck.
15	mind	[동] 꺼리다, 싫어하다 Mom, do you mind if I watch something else?
16	run	[동] 운영하다 My mother runs a guest house in Seoul for foreign students.
17	receive	[동] 받다 They say "Trick or treat?" and receive a lot of candies.
18	borrow	[동] 빌리다 (↔ lend) Do you mind if I borrow your book?
19	respect	[동] 존경하다 Now, we're trying to understand more about each other by respecting different cultural beliefs.
20	misunderstand	[동] 오해하다 Sometimes these beliefs make us misunderstand each other.
21	whistle	[동] 휘파람을 불다 Russian people don't whistle indoors.
22	overturn	[동] 뒤집다 Overturned shoes mean bad luck to us.
23	symbolize	[동] 상징하다 What does a white dove symbolize?
24	disappear	[동] 사라지다 I'll free you from the lamp if you make her disappear.
25	leave	[동] 남기다 If you are interested, please leave a message.
26	advise	[동] 충고하다 * advice 충고 She likes to advise her friends.
27	however	[접] 하지만 However, most Koreans don't write their names in red.
28	actually	[부] 실제로, 사실은 Writing one's name in red doesn't actually make the person die.
29	sometimes	[부] 때때로 Sometimes these beliefs make us misunderstand each other.
30	indoors	[부] 실내에서 (↔ outdoors) In America, people don't open umbrellas indoors.
31	available	[형] 가능한, 이용할 수 있는 Thousands of families are available around the world for you.
32	cultural	[형] 문화적인 Since my friends and I are from different cultures, we have different cultural beliefs.
33	dress up	차려입다 Children can dress up in costumes and go from house to house.
34	for example	예를 들어 For example, I never write my name in red.
35	take a look at	~을 보다 (= look at) Let's take a look at other cultural beliefs.
36	turn on	켜다 (↔ turn off) Do you mind if I turn on the fan?
37	be from	~ 출신이다 Since my friends and I are from different cultures, we have different cultural beliefs.
38	be related to	~와 연관되다 Many Koreans believe it's related to death.
39	each other	서로 Sometimes these beliefs make us misunderstand each other.
40	right away	즉시, 당장 If the shoes are overturned, we will have to turn them over right away, and say 'Skorda.'
41	get well	병이 낫다, 몸을 회복하다 If you sit on your pillow, you won't get well quickly when you get sick.

	Unit 10	meaning
1	save	[동] 구하다, 보호하다 I'm going to save water.
2	protect	[동] 보호하다 The project is asking people to protect the forests and to plant millions of trees in the deserts of China.
3	trash	[명] 쓰레기 I feel sad to see my friends becoming disposable trash.
4	environment	[명] 환경 Will you join the event to help the environment?
5	disappear	[동] 사라지다 This shows the surprising relationship between wooden chopsticks and the number of disappearing trees each year.
6	recycle	[동] 재활용하다 Half of the students are taking part in the "Recycling" campaign.
7	destroy	[동] 파괴하다 Please remember that you are helping to destroy the forests.
8	plant	[동] 심다 * [명] 식물 Many Koreans are also working on a project to plant trees in China.
9	dust	[명] 흙먼지 * yellow dust 황사 These days, in the spring we can see the sky turning yellow with dust more often.
10	disposable	[형] 처분할 수 있는, 일회용의 I feel sad to see my friends becoming disposable trash.
11	campaign	[명] 캠페인, 운동 This campaign asks people to bring their own chopsticks to restaurants.
12	desert	[명] 사막 As a result, a quarter of China has now become a desert.
13	forest	[명] 숲 As you know, making wooden chopsticks is actually cutting down forests in China.
14	million	[명] 100만 Each year, about 3.8 million trees in China are turned into about 57 billion pairs of wooden chopsticks.
15	billion	[명] 10억 Each year, about 3.8 million trees in China are turned into about 57 billion pairs of wooden chopsticks.
16	quarter	[명] 4분의 1 * half 2분의 1 As a result, a quarter of China has now become a desert.
17	once	[부] 한 번 You use me once, and then throw me away.
18	times	[명] ~ 번 * many times 여러 번 You have used me so many times before.
19	wooden	[형] 나무로 된, 목재의 Let me tell you how many trees are cut down to make the wooden chopsticks.
20	chopsticks	[명] 젓가락 I'm a pair of wooden chopsticks.
21	government	[명] 정부 Recently, many governments have been working hard.
22	tax	[명] 세금 The Chinese government has had a tax on "one-time use" chopsticks since 2006.
23	blow	[동] 바람에 날리다, 불다 This yellow dust is made in the deserts of China and it blows to Korea.
24	recently	[부] 최근에 Recently, many governments have been working hard.
25	though	[부] 그렇지만, 하지만 There's still hope though.
26	since	[부] ~ 이래로, 이후로 The Chinese government has had a tax on "one-time use" chopsticks since 2006.
27	affect	[동] 영향을 미치다 The growing deserts of China are now affecting people's lives in Korea.
28	relationship	[명] 관계 This shows the surprising relationship between wooden chopsticks and the number of disappearing trees each year.
29	sore	[형] 아픈, 쑤시는 Mom, I have a sore throat.
30	throat	[명] 목 Mom, I have a sore throat.
31	take part in	~에 참가〔참여〕하다 Half of the students are taking part in the "Recycling" campaign.
32	by the way	그런데 By the way, have you heard of yellow dust?
33	these days	요즈음 That's right, but these days it comes in the winter too.
34	get a discount	할인을 받다 People who bring their own chopsticks can get a discount at a lot of restaurants.
35	turn into	~으로 변하다 Each year, about 3.8 million trees in China are turned into about 57 billion pairs of wooden chopsticks.
36	cut down	(나무를) 베다 Let me tell you how many trees are cut down to make the wooden chopsticks.
37	throw away	버리다 You use me once, and then throw me away.
38	between A and B	A와 B 사이의 This shows the surprising relationship between wooden chopsticks and the number of disappearing trees each year.
39	one's own	자기의 For example, the "Bring Your Own" campaign was started in China.
40	as a result	결과적으로, 그 결과로 As a result, a quarter of China has now become a desert.