좀더 깊게 알아야 할 'B와 C' 핵심 수능단어 [논스탑색시케빈]

오르비는 저 처럼 40대가 접근하기에 적절하지 않은 공간인가? 한번 생각해 봤어요 ㅋ

혹 제가 이렇게 올리는 글이 여기서 재밌게 놀고 있는 오르비언들에게 약간 심정적 불편함을 주는건가?  뭐 이런...

근데 생각해보니 저에겐 매우 흥미로운 공간이거든요 이곳이^^ 전 여러분을 알고 싶고 함께 하고 싶은 마음이 있어서 ㅋ

아마 제가 20대 후반이나 삼십대 초반의 칼럼니스트들 만큼 여러분들의 감성을 '땡기지'는 못하겠지만 오르비의 다양성엔 기여할 거란 생각을 했어요. 결론 계속 칼럼을 쓰기로!

자 이번에 제가 선정한 애매모호하지만 꼭 염두해 두어야 할 단어를 영영사전식으로 정리해 봤어요^^. 이건 제 조교들이 한게 아니고 제가 직접한거예요^^ 하루 이틀 짧게 여러번 보시고 자기걸루 만들어 보시면 큰 도움될듯해요 ㅎ

꼭 암기해야 할 단어 volume Ⅰ A로 시작하는 단어 중에 케빈이 선정 어휘들.

1.

- Abolish: end or destroy customs practices and institutions completely

- Extinguish: put out a fire or break down

2.

- Academic: without practical application and of no immediate relevance

- scholarly: of serious academic study or engaged in university research

- scholar: a learned person or the holder of a scholarship

3.

- Achieve: reach an objective or standard, especially over a period of time

- Accomplice: reach an objective or standard, especially over a period of time successfully

- Attain: reach a certain standard; ‘She attained the highest grades in her final exams.’

4.

- Acknowledge: confirm that something has been received; ‘the company sent me a letter acknowledging my complaint’/ recognize or accept a truth

- Admit: accept responsibility

5.

- Acute: of a sudden illness or a very serious occurrence; acute pain

- Chronic: of a serious medical or other condition that persists for a long time

6.

- Adjacent: close to or nearby

- Adjoining: next to

7.

- Adjourn: break off a meeting that has started cancel, adjourn to 장소= move somewhere else

- Postpone: reschedule an event or meeting that has not yet started.

- Defer: delay making a judgement or decision

- Rain check: be discussed or decided later;

‘a. Will you go to the movies with me?

b. I have a plan at night. If it’s ok, I wil have a rain check.‘

8.

- Agree: have the same opinion

- Approve: accept someone else’s propasal or actions as being satisfactory

- Consent: permission or agreement to do something

- Accede: accede to something = agree or consent

9.

- Amiable: To describe people and expressions that appear friendly

- Amicable: To describe an agreement or a friendly relationship;

‘ The children and the teacher got on well together. It was an amicable class’

10.

- Angry about: Having strong feelings of irritation about an issue or situation.

- Angry with: Having strong feelings or irritation about a person or group of people.

11.

- Anticipate: to act or make a decision, in the belief that some other action will take place.

- expect: to believe that something will happen in the future.

- look forward to: to expect something in the future with pleasure.

- hope: to wait a particular event to happen.

12.

- Anxious: being worried or nervous about a particular matter.

- Concerned: being worried or nervous about something

13.

- Ascent: physical movement upwards with effort or by climbing.

- Assent: agreement or giving agreement to something

14.

- Assure: to be certain and convinced.

- Ensure: to make sure or certain.

- Insure:

a. be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something

b. take out insurance for (보험을 들다.)

- Secure:

a. as a verb, to obtain something as a result of effort.

b. as an adjective, to be safe.

15.

- Authentic: to mean that something is true to life and reliable.

- genuine: to emphasize that something is an original.

16.

- Average:

a. as a noun, to mean the division of the total by the number of units; 3 plus 6 plus 12 equals 21, 21 divided by 3 equals 7. Thus 7 is the average of 3,6 and 12.

b. as adjective, to mean a person who does not demonstrate any special skill or talent.

- Mean:

a. as a noun, to mean the figure halfway between the highest and lowest.

b. as a adjective, to describe someone who is not generous with money or feelings; ‘ He was very mean, even though he was very wealthy’

- Mediocre:

a. of only ordinary, commonplace

b. poor, inferior

17.

- Avoid: to keep away from something.

- Evade: to escape from something by deception; ‘He evaded the tax authorities for years, but was finally imprisoned’