Vocabulary TOPIK 6 · Lesson 12

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  • 1
    내륙 지방

    nae-ryuk ji-bang

    inland

    이곳은 바다에서 멀리 떨어진 내륙 지방입니다.

    I-gos-eun ba-da-e-seo meol-li tteor-eo-jin nae-ryuk ji-bang-im-ni-da.

    This is an inland region far from the sea.

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    산간 지방

    san-gan ji-bang

    mountainous region

    산간 지방은 겨울에 눈이 많이 옵니다.

    San-gan ji-bang-eun gyeo-ur-e nun-i man-i om-ni-da.

    Mountainous regions receive a lot of snow in winter.

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    해안 지방

    hae-an ji-bang

    coastal region

    부산은 해안 지방에 위치한 도시입니다.

    Bu-san-eun hae-an ji-bang-e wi-chi-han do-si-im-ni-da.

    Busan is a city located in the coastal region.

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    산악 지방

    san-ak ji-bang

    mountainous region

    산악 지방은 지형이 험합니다.

    San-ak ji-bang-eun ji-hyeong-i heom-ham-ni-da.

    Mountainous regions have rough terrain.

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    도서 지방

    do-seo ji-bang

    island province

    도서 지방은 배를 타야 갈 수 있습니다.

    Do-seo ji-bang-eun bae-reul ta-ya gal su it-seum-ni-da.

    Island regions can only be reached by boat.

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    평야

    pyeong-ya

    plains

    김포 평야는 쌀이 유명합니다.

    Gim-po pyeong-ya-neun ssar-i yu-myeong-ham-ni-da.

    Gimpo Plain is famous for rice.

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    산맥

    san-maek

    mountain range

    태백산맥은 한반도의 동쪽에 있습니다.

    Tae-baek-san-maeg-eun han-ban-do-ui dong-jjog-e it-seum-ni-da.

    The Taebaek Mountains are located on the eastern side of the Korean Peninsula.

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    분지

    bun-ji

    basin

    대구는 분지 지형이라서 여름에 매우 덥습니다.

    Dae-gu-neun bun-ji ji-hyeong-i-ra-seo yeo-reum-e mae-u deop-seum-ni-da.

    Daegu has a basin terrain, so it is very hot in the summer.

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    등성이

    deung-seong-i

    ridge

    산등성이를 따라 등산로가 나 있습니다.

    San-deung-seong-i-reul tta-ra deung-san-no-ga na it-seum-ni-da.

    There is a hiking trail along the ridge.

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    산지

    san-ji

    mountainous area

    강원도는 산지가 많습니다.

    Gang-won-do-neun san-ji-ga man-seum-ni-da.

    Gangwon-do has many mountainous areas.

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    지평선

    ji-pyeong-seon

    horizon

    넓은 평야에서 지평선이 보입니다.

    Neolb-eun pyeong-ya-e-seo ji-pyeong-seon-i bo-im-ni-da.

    The horizon is visible from the wide plain.

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    갯벌

    gaet-beol

    mud flat

    서해안에는 넓은 갯벌이 있습니다.

    Seo-hae-an-e-neun neolb-eun gaet-beor-i it-seum-ni-da.

    There is a wide mudflat on the west coast.

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    하구

    ha-gu

    Estuary

    한강 하구에는 철새들이 많이 찾아옵니다.

    Han-gang ha-gu-e-neun cheol-sae-deur-i man-i cha-ja-om-ni-da.

    Many migratory birds visit the mouth of the Han River.

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    한류

    hal-lyu

    cold current

    한류가 흐르는 바다는 물고기가 풍부합니다.

    Hal-lyu-ga heu-reu-neun ba-da-neun mul-go-gi-ga pung-bu-ham-ni-da.

    The sea where the cold current flows is rich in fish.

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    해안선

    hae-an-seon

    coastline

    동해안은 해안선이 단조롭습니다.

    Dong-hae-an-eun hae-an-seon-i dan-jo-rop-seum-ni-da.

    The east coast has a monotonous coastline.

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    연안

    yeon-an

    coast

    남해 연안에는 섬이 많습니다.

    Nam-hae yeon-an-e-neun seom-i man-seum-ni-da.

    There are many islands off the coast of the South Sea.

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    난류

    nal-lyu

    warm current

    난류가 흐르는 바다는 겨울에도 따뜻합니다.

    Nal-lyu-ga heu-reu-neun ba-da-neun gyeo-ur-e-do tta-tteu-tam-ni-da.

    Oceans with warm currents are warm even in winter.

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    어장

    eo-jang

    fishing ground

    동해는 풍부한 어장입니다.

    Dong-hae-neun pung-bu-han eo-jang-im-ni-da.

    The East Sea is a rich fishing ground.

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    수평선

    su-pyeong-seon

    horizon

    바다 멀리 수평선이 보입니다.

    Ba-da meol-li su-pyeong-seon-i bo-im-ni-da.

    The horizon is visible far out to sea.

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    온대기후

    on-dae-gi-hu

    temperate climate

    한국은 사계절이 뚜렷한 온대기후입니다.

    Han-gug-eun sa-gye-jeor-i ttu-ryeot-han on-dae-gi-hu-im-ni-da.

    Korea has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons.

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    해양성기후

    hae-yang-seong-gi-hu

    oceanic climate

    섬 지방은 해양성기후의 영향을 받습니다.

    Seom ji-bang-eun hae-yang-seong-gi-hu-ui yeong-hyang-eul bat-seum-ni-da.

    The island region is influenced by a maritime climate.

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    계절풍

    gye-jeol-pung

    monsoon

    한국은 여름에 덥고 습한 계절풍이 붑니다.

    Han-gug-eun yeo-reum-e deop-go seup-han gye-jeol-pung-i bum-ni-da.

    Korea experiences hot and humid monsoon winds in the summer.

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    열대기후

    yeol-dae-gi-hu

    tropical climate

    베트남 남부는 열대기후입니다.

    Be-teu-nam nam-bu-neun yeol-dae-gi-hu-im-ni-da.

    Southern Vietnam has a tropical climate.

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    한대기후

    han-dae-gi-hu

    cold climate

    북극은 한대기후에 속합니다.

    Buk-geug-eun han-dae-gi-hu-e sok-ham-ni-da.

    The Arctic belongs to a cold climate.

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    다습

    da-seup

    humidity

    한국의 여름은 덥고 다습합니다.

    Han-gug-ui yeo-reum-eun deop-go da-seup-ham-ni-da.

    Summer in Korea is hot and humid.

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    아열대기후

    a-yeol-dae-gi-hu

    subtropical climate

    지구온난화로 한반도 기후가 아열대기후로 변하고 있습니다.

    Ji-gu-on-nan-hwa-ro han-ban-do gi-hu-ga a-yeol-dae-gi-hu-ro byeon-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

    Due to global warming, the climate on the Korean Peninsula is changing to a subtropical climate.

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    건조기후

    geon-jo-gi-hu

    dry climate

    사막은 건조기후입니다.

    Sa-mag-eun geon-jo-gi-hu-im-ni-da.

    The desert has a dry climate.

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    한랭

    hal-laeng

    cold

    겨울에는 시베리아의 한랭한 공기가 내려옵니다.

    Gyeo-ur-e-neun si-be-ri-a-ui hal-laeng-han gong-gi-ga nae-ryeo-om-ni-da.

    In winter, the cold air of Siberia comes down.

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    풍수지리

    pung-su-ji-ri

    feng shui

    한국 사람들은 집을 지을 때 풍수지리를 고려했습니다.

    Han-guk sa-ram-deur-eun jib-eul ji-eul ttae pung-su-ji-ri-reul go-ryeo-haet-seum-ni-da.

    Koreans took Feng Shui into consideration when building their homes.

  • 30
    좌청룡 우백호

    jwa-cheong-nyong u-baek-ho

    Blue Dragon on the left, White Tiger on the right (feng shui)

    풍수지리에서 좌청룡 우백호는 좋은 자리입니다.

    Pung-su-ji-ri-e-seo jwa-cheong-nyong u-baek-ho-neun jo-eun ja-ri-im-ni-da.

    In feng shui, left blue dragon and right white tiger are good positions.

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    배산임수

    bae-san-im-su

    a site with a mountain behind and water in front

    배산임수는 살기 좋은 명당으로 여겨졌습니다.

    Bae-san-im-su-neun sal-gi jo-eun myeong-dang-eu-ro yeo-gyeo-jyeot-seum-ni-da.

    A site with a mountain behind and water in front (baesan-imsu) was considered an auspicious place to live.

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    명당

    myeong-dang

    famous place

    조상들은 묏자리로 명당을 찾았습니다.

    Jo-sang-deur-eun myet-ja-ri-ro myeong-dang-eul cha-jat-seum-ni-da.

    Our ancestors visited a famous place as a burial site.

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    묏자리

    myet-ja-ri

    grave site

    풍수지리는 묏자리와 관련이 깊습니다.

    Pung-su-ji-ri-neun myet-ja-ri-wa gwal-lyeon-i gip-seum-ni-da.

    Feng Shui is deeply related to graves.

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    자연재해

    ja-yeon-jae-hae

    natural disaster

    홍수, 지진 등은 자연재해입니다.

    Hong-su, ji-jin deung-eun ja-yeon-jae-hae-im-ni-da.

    Floods, earthquakes, etc. are natural disasters.

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    폭설

    pok-seol

    heavy snow

    폭설로 인해 비행기가 결항되었습니다.

    Pok-seol-lo in-hae bi-haeng-gi-ga gyeol-hang-doe-eot-seum-ni-da.

    The flight was canceled due to heavy snow.

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    폭우

    pog-u

    heavy rain

    폭우가 쏟아져서 홍수가 났습니다.

    Pog-u-ga ssod-a-jyeo-seo hong-su-ga nat-seum-ni-da.

    Heavy rain poured down and caused a flood.

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    인명 피해

    in-myeong pi-hae

    casualties

    이번 태풍으로 인명 피해가 발생했습니다.

    I-beon tae-pung-eu-ro in-myeong pi-hae-ga bal-saeng-haet-seum-ni-da.

    This typhoon caused casualties.

  • 38
    지진

    ji-jin

    earthquake

    경주에서 큰 지진이 발생했습니다.

    Gyeong-ju-e-seo keun ji-jin-i bal-saeng-haet-seum-ni-da.

    A major earthquake occurred in Gyeongju.

  • 39
    홍수

    hong-su

    flood

    홍수로 많은 집이 물에 잠겼습니다.

    Hong-su-ro man-eun jib-i mur-e jam-gyeot-seum-ni-da.

    Many houses were submerged in floods.

  • 40
    쓰나미

    sseu-na-mi

    tsunami

    지진으로 인해 쓰나미가 발생할 수 있습니다.

    Ji-jin-eu-ro in-hae sseu-na-mi-ga bal-saeng-hal su it-seum-ni-da.

    Earthquakes can cause tsunamis.

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    태풍

    tae-pung

    typhoon

    태풍이 한반도를 향해 오고 있습니다.

    Tae-pung-i han-ban-do-reul hyang-hae o-go it-seum-ni-da.

    A typhoon is coming toward the Korean Peninsula.

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    경보를 발령하다

    gyeong-bo-reul bal-lyeong-ha-da

    issue a warning

    기상청이 태풍 경보를 발령했습니다.

    Gi-sang-cheong-i tae-pung gyeong-bo-reul bal-lyeong-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The Korea Meteorological Administration has issued a typhoon warning.

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    견고하다

    gyeon-go-ha-da

    sturdy, solid

    이 집은 지진에 견딜 수 있도록 견고하게 지어졌습니다.

    I jib-eun ji-jin-e gyeon-dil su it-do-rok gyeon-go-ha-ge ji-eo-jyeot-seum-ni-da.

    This house was built solidly to withstand earthquakes.

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    경험담

    gyeong-heom-dam

    story of one's experience

    할아버지께서 전쟁 경험담을 들려주셨습니다.

    Har-a-beo-ji-kke-seo jeon-jaeng gyeong-heom-dam-eul deul-lyeo-ju-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My grandfather told me about his war experiences.

  • 45
    고리타분

    go-ri-ta-bun

    old-fashioned

    고리타분한 생각을 버리고 새롭게 생각해야 합니다.

    Go-ri-ta-bun-han saeng-gag-eul beo-ri-go sae-rop-ge saeng-gak-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    We need to throw away old-fashioned thinking and think anew.

  • 46
    광택

    gwang-taek

    gloss, luster

    이 가구는 광택이 나서 아주 고급스러워 보입니다.

    I ga-gu-neun gwang-taeg-i na-seo a-ju go-geup-seu-reo-wo bo-im-ni-da.

    This furniture is polished and looks very luxurious.

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    귀틀집

    gwi-teul-jip

    Ear frame house

    산간 지방에는 귀틀집이 많습니다.

    San-gan ji-bang-e-neun gwi-teul-jib-i man-seum-ni-da.

    There are many ear-shaped houses in mountainous regions.

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    극존칭

    geuk-jon-ching

    extreme honorific

    한국어에는 극존칭 표현이 발달해 있습니다.

    Han-gug-eo-e-neun geuk-jon-ching pyo-hyeon-i bal-dal-hae it-seum-ni-da.

    The Korean language has developed extreme honorific expressions.

  • 49
    길하다

    gir-ha-da

    auspicious

    까치가 울면 반가운 손님이 온다는 길한 징조입니다.

    Kka-chi-ga ul-myeon ban-ga-un son-nim-i on-da-neun gir-han jing-jo-im-ni-da.

    When a magpie cries, it is a good sign that a welcome guest will arrive.

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    껴입다

    kkyeo-ip-da

    wear clothes

    겨울에는 추워서 옷을 여러 겹 껴입습니다.

    Gyeo-ur-e-neun chu-wo-seo os-eul yeo-reo gyeop kkyeo-ip-seum-ni-da.

    It's cold in winter, so I wear several layers of clothing.

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    너와

    neo-wa

    wooden shingles

    너와는 보통 소나무로 만듭니다.

    Neo-wa-neun bo-tong so-na-mu-ro man-deum-ni-da.

    Wooden shingles are usually made of pine.

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    너와집

    neo-wa-jip

    house roofed with wooden shingles

    강원도 산간 지방에는 너와집이 많습니다.

    Gang-won-do san-gan ji-bang-e-neun neo-wa-jib-i man-seum-ni-da.

    There are many houses roofed with wooden shingles in the mountains of Gangwon-do.

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    단열

    dan-yeol

    insulation

    이 집은 단열이 잘 돼서 난방비가 적게 나옵니다.

    I jib-eun dan-yeor-i jal dwae-seo nan-bang-bi-ga jeok-ge na-om-ni-da.

    This house is well insulated, so heating costs are low.

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    당도

    dang-do

    Sugar content

    이 수박은 당도가 매우 높습니다.

    I su-bag-eun dang-do-ga mae-u nop-seum-ni-da.

    This watermelon has a very high sugar content.

  • 55
    대대손손

    dae-dae-son-son

    From generation to generation

    이 가보는 집안 대대로 손손 물려 내려왔습니다.

    I ga-bo-neun jib-an dae-dae-son-son mul-lyeo nae-ryeo-wat-seum-ni-da.

    This heirloom has been passed down from generation to generation in the family.

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    대비하다

    dae-bi-ha-da

    prepare

    자연재해에 미리 대비해야 합니다.

    Ja-yeon-jae-hae-e mi-ri dae-bi-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    We must prepare in advance for natural disasters.

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    대청마루

    dae-cheong-ma-ru

    wooden-floored main hall

    여름에 대청마루에 누워 있으면 아주 시원합니다.

    Yeo-reum-e dae-cheong-ma-ru-e nu-wo i-sseu-myeon a-ju si-won-ham-ni-da.

    It is very cool to lie down on the main floor in the summer.

  • 58
    동반

    dong-ban

    accompanying

    이번 여행은 가족 동반 여행입니다.

    I-beon yeo-haeng-eun ga-jok dong-ban yeo-haeng-im-ni-da.

    This trip is a family trip.

  • 59
    모시

    mo-si

    ramie cloth

    여름에는 모시로 만든 옷이 시원합니다.

    Yeo-reum-e-neun mo-si-ro man-deun os-i si-won-ham-ni-da.

    In summer, clothes made of ramie are cool.

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    무명

    mu-myeong

    cotton cloth

    아기 옷은 부드러운 무명으로 만들었습니다.

    A-gi os-eun bu-deu-reo-un mu-myeong-eu-ro man-deur-eot-seum-ni-da.

    Baby clothes are made from soft cotton.

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    물대기

    mul-dae-gi

    irrigating (a field)

    농부가 논에 물대기를 하고 있습니다.

    Nong-bu-ga non-e mul-dae-gi-reul ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

    A farmer is irrigating a rice field.

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    발육

    bar-yuk

    development

    아이들의 정상적인 발육을 위해 영양이 중요합니다.

    A-i-deur-ui jeong-sang-jeog-in bar-yug-eul wi-hae yeong-yang-i jung-yo-ham-ni-da.

    Nutrition is important for children's normal development.

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    방한용

    bang-han-yong

    For cold weather

    방한용 모자를 샀습니다.

    Bang-han-yong mo-ja-reul sat-seum-ni-da.

    I bought a winter hat.

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    비옥하다

    bi-ok-ha-da

    fertile

    이 지역은 땅이 비옥해서 농사가 잘 됩니다.

    I ji-yeog-eun ttang-i bi-ok-hae-seo nong-sa-ga jal doem-ni-da.

    The land in this area is fertile, so farming is good.

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    산신

    san-sin

    Mountain god

    옛날 사람들은 산신에게 제사를 지냈습니다.

    Yen-nal sa-ram-deur-eun san-sin-e-ge je-sa-reul ji-naet-seum-ni-da.

    In ancient times, people held ancestral rites to mountain gods.

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    산신도

    san-sin-do

    painting of the mountain god

    절에 가면 산신도를 볼 수 있습니다.

    Jeor-e ga-myeon san-sin-do-reul bol su it-seum-ni-da.

    If you go to the temple, you can see the mountain gods.

  • 67
    산하

    san-ha

    affiliated with

    교육부 산하 기관들이 모여 회의를 했습니다.

    Gyo-yuk-bu san-ha gi-gwan-deur-i mo-yeo hoe-ui-reul haet-seum-ni-da.

    Organizations under the Ministry of Education gathered together and held a meeting.

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    삼베

    sam-be

    hemp cloth

    여름에는 삼베 옷이 시원합니다.

    Yeo-reum-e-neun sam-be os-i si-won-ham-ni-da.

    Hemp clothes are cool in the summer.

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    생육

    saeng-yuk

    growth

    식물의 생육에 알맞은 온도입니다.

    Sing-mur-ui saeng-yug-e al-maj-eun on-do-im-ni-da.

    This temperature is suitable for plant growth.

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    설비

    seol-bi

    equipment

    공장에 새로운 설비를 도입했습니다.

    Gong-jang-e sae-ro-un seol-bi-reul do-ip-haet-seum-ni-da.

    New equipment was introduced at the factory.

  • 71
    소방방재청

    so-bang-bang-jae-cheong

    National Emergency Management Agency

    소방방재청에서 태풍 대비를 당부했습니다.

    So-bang-bang-jae-cheong-e-seo tae-pung dae-bi-reul dang-bu-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The National Emergency Management Agency has urged people to prepare for typhoons.

  • 72
    속삭임

    sok-sag-im

    whisper

    바람이 나뭇잎 사이로 속삭이며 지나갑니다.

    Ba-ram-i na-mun-nip sa-i-ro sok-sag-i-myeo ji-na-gam-ni-da.

    The wind whispers through the leaves.

  • 73
    수납

    su-nap

    storage

    이 가구는 수납 공간이 넓어서 좋습니다.

    I ga-gu-neun su-nap gong-gan-i neolb-eo-seo jo-seum-ni-da.

    This furniture is great because it has a lot of storage space.

  • 74
    스며들다

    seu-myeo-deul-da

    permeate

    빗물이 신발 속으로 스며들었습니다.

    Bin-mur-i sin-bal sog-eu-ro seu-myeo-deur-eot-seum-ni-da.

    Rainwater seeped into my shoes.

  • 75
    억새

    eok-sae

    Silver grass

    가을 하늘 아래 억새가 바람에 흔들립니다.

    Ga-eul ha-neul a-rae eok-sae-ga ba-ram-e heun-deul-lim-ni-da.

    Under the autumn sky, silver grass sways in the wind.

  • 76
    얽어매다

    eor-geo-mae-da

    bind, tie down

    관습에 얽어매이지 말고 자유롭게 생각하세요.

    Gwan-seub-e eor-geo-mae-i-ji mal-go ja-yu-rop-ge saeng-gak-ha-se-yo.

    Don't be bound by conventions and think freely.

  • 77
    열전도율

    yeol-jeon-do-yul

    thermal conductivity

    뚝배기는 열전도율이 낮아 음식이 천천히 식습니다.

    Ttuk-bae-gi-neun yeol-jeon-do-yur-i naj-a eum-sig-i cheon-cheon-hi sik-seum-ni-da.

    Earthenware pots have low thermal conductivity, so food cools slowly.

  • 78
    엿보다

    yeot-bo-da

    peek

    창문 틈으로 안을 엿보았습니다.

    Chang-mun teum-eu-ro an-eul yeot-bo-at-seum-ni-da.

    I peeked inside through a crack in the window.

  • 79
    오감

    o-gam

    five senses

    이 요리는 오감을 만족시킵니다.

    I yo-ri-neun o-gam-eul man-jok-si-kim-ni-da.

    This dish satisfies all five senses.

  • 80
    운세

    un-se

    fortune

    새해 운세를 보러 갔습니다.

    Sae-hae un-se-reul bo-reo gat-seum-ni-da.

    I went to see my New Year’s fortune.

  • 81
    월등하다

    wol-deung-ha-da

    superior

    그 선수는 다른 선수들보다 실력이 월등합니다.

    Geu seon-su-neun da-reun seon-su-deul-bo-da sil-lyeog-i wol-deung-ham-ni-da.

    That player is much more skilled than other players.

  • 82
    유독

    yu-dok

    especially, unusually

    오늘 유독 날씨가 춥습니다.

    O-neul yu-dok nal-ssi-ga chup-seum-ni-da.

    The weather is particularly cold today.

  • 83
    인테리어

    in-te-ri-eo

    interior

    카페 인테리어가 아주 예쁩니다.

    Ka-pe in-te-ri-eo-ga a-ju ye-ppeum-ni-da.

    The cafe interior is very pretty.

  • 84
    일조 시간

    il-jo si-gan

    sunshine hours

    겨울에는 일조 시간이 짧아집니다.

    Gyeo-ur-e-neun il-jo si-gan-i jjal-ba-jim-ni-da.

    In winter, sunlight hours become shorter.

  • 85
    잇다

    it-da

    connect

    두 도시를 잇는 다리가 건설되었습니다.

    Du do-si-reul in-neun da-ri-ga geon-seol-doe-eot-seum-ni-da.

    A bridge was built between the two cities.

  • 86
    잦다

    jat-da

    Frequent

    이 지역은 비가 잦은 편입니다.

    I ji-yeog-eun bi-ga ja-jeun pyeon-im-ni-da.

    It rains frequently in this area.

  • 87
    저물다

    jeo-mul-da

    (sun) set, grow dark

    해가 저물기 전에 집에 돌아가야 합니다.

    Hae-ga jeo-mul-gi jeon-e jib-e dor-a-ga-ya ham-ni-da.

    I have to get home before the sun sets.

  • 88
    정복하다

    jeong-bok-ha-da

    conquer

    등산가들이 에베레스트 산을 정복했습니다.

    Deung-san-ga-deur-i e-be-re-seu-teu san-eul jeong-bok-haet-seum-ni-da.

    Mountaineers conquered Mount Everest.

  • 89
    진상하다

    jin-sang-ha-da

    present (as tribute)

    백성들이 왕에게 귀한 물건을 진상했습니다.

    Baek-seong-deur-i wang-e-ge gwi-han mul-geon-eul jin-sang-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The people presented valuable items to the king.

  • 90
    쪼개다

    jjo-gae-da

    split

    장작을 도끼로 쪼갰습니다.

    Jang-jag-eul dok-ki-ro jjo-gaet-seum-ni-da.

    I split the firewood with an axe.

  • 91
    천연두

    cheon-yeon-du

    smallpox

    천연두는 무서운 전염병이었습니다.

    Cheon-yeon-du-neun mu-seo-un jeon-yeom-byeong-i-eot-seum-ni-da.

    Smallpox was a terrible infectious disease.

  • 92
    천체

    cheon-che

    celestial body

    망원경으로 천체를 관측했습니다.

    Mang-won-gyeong-eu-ro cheon-che-reul gwan-cheuk-haet-seum-ni-da.

    I observed celestial bodies through a telescope.

  • 93
    케이스

    ke-i-seu

    case

    휴대전화 케이스를 새로 샀습니다.

    Hyu-dae-jeon-hwa ke-i-seu-reul sae-ro sat-seum-ni-da.

    I bought a new phone case.

  • 94
    풍토

    pung-to

    climate

    이 식물은 한국의 풍토에 잘 맞습니다.

    I sing-mur-eun han-gug-ui pung-to-e jal mat-seum-ni-da.

    This plant is well suited to the Korean climate.

  • 95
    한지

    han-ji

    hanji (Korean paper)

    한지는 질기고 오래 보존됩니다.

    Han-ji-neun jil-gi-go o-rae bo-jon-doem-ni-da.

    Hanji is tough and keeps for a long time.

  • 96
    헐렁하다

    heol-leong-ha-da

    loose

    바지가 너무 헐렁해서 수선해야 합니다.

    Ba-ji-ga neo-mu heol-leong-hae-seo su-seon-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    My pants are too baggy and need to be repaired.

  • 97
    험하다

    heom-ha-da

    rugged, steep

    산길이 매우 험해서 조심해야 합니다.

    San-gir-i mae-u heom-hae-seo jo-sim-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    The mountain path is very rough so you need to be careful.

Grammar for this level · TOPIK 6