Sejong 3 · 세종한국어 3
Sejong 3 vocabulary · Lesson 10
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- 1길다
gil-da
long
머리카락이 너무 길어서 미용실에 가서 잘랐어요.
Meo-ri-ka-rak-i neo-mu gil-eo-seo mi-yong-sil-e ga-seo jal-rat-seo-yo.
My hair was too long, so I went to the hair salon and cut it.
- 2짧다
jjalb-da
short
치마 길이가 너무 짧아서 계단 오를 때 불편해요.
Chi-ma gil-i-ga neo-mu jjalb-a-seo gye-dan o-reul ttae bul-pyeon-hae-yo.
The length of the skirt is too short, making it uncomfortable when climbing stairs.
- 3얇다
yalb-da
thin
날씨가 더워져서 얇은 여름 옷을 꺼내 입었습니다.
Nal-ssi-ga deo-wo-jyeo-seo yalb-eun yeo-reum ot-eul kkeo-nae ib-eot-seum-ni-da.
The weather got hot so I took out my thin summer clothes and put them on.
- 4두껍다
du-kkeop-da
thick
겨울에는 바람을 막아 주는 두꺼운 패딩 코트가 필수예요.
Gyeo-ul-e-neun ba-ram-eul mag-a ju-neun du-kkeo-un pae-ding ko-teu-ga pil-su-ye-yo.
In winter, a thick padded coat that blocks the wind is essential.
- 5둥글다
dung-geul-da
round
보름달이 밤하늘에 아주 크고 둥글게 떠올랐어요.
Bo-reum-dal-i bam-ha-neul-e a-ju keu-go dung-geul-ge tteo-ol-rat-seo-yo.
The full moon rose very large and round in the night sky.
- 6세모나다
se-mo-na-da
It's a triangle
세모난 모양의 샌드위치를 맛있게 먹었습니다.
Se-mo-nan mo-yang-ui saen-deu-wi-chi-reul mas-it-ge meok-eot-seum-ni-da.
I enjoyed the triangle-shaped sandwich.
- 7네모나다
ne-mo-na-da
square
네모난 상자 안에 선물이 정성껏 포장되어 있어요.
Ne-mo-nan sang-ja an-e seon-mul-i jeong-seong-kkeot po-jang-doe-eo i-sseo-yo.
The gift is carefully wrapped in a square box.
- 8열리다
yeol-li-da
open
바람이 불자 닫혀 있던 창문이 활짝 열렸어요.
Ba-ram-i bul-ja dat-hyeo it-deon chang-mun-i hwal-jjak yeol-lyeot-seo-yo.
As the wind blew, the closed window opened wide.
- 9닫히다
dat-hi-da
close
지하철 문이 닫히기 전에 서둘러 탔습니다.
Ji-ha-cheol mun-i dat-hi-gi jeon-e seo-dul-leo tat-seum-ni-da.
I quickly got on the subway before it closed.
- 10놓이다
noh-i-da
put down
책상 위에는 컴퓨터와 책들이 가지런히 놓여 있어요.
Chaek-sang wi-e-neun keom-pyu-teo-wa chaek-deul-i ga-ji-reon-hi noh-yeo i-sseo-yo.
The computer and books are neatly placed on the desk.
- 11쌓이다
ssah-i-da
pile up
밤사이에 하얀 눈이 마당에 소복하게 쌓였습니다.
Bam-sa-i-e ha-yan nun-i ma-dang-e so-bok-ha-ge ssah-yeot-seum-ni-da.
White snow piled up in the yard overnight.
- 12켜지다
kyeo-ji-da
turn on
어두워지자 거리의 가로등이 하나둘 켜졌어요.
Eo-du-wo-ji-ja geo-ri-ui ga-ro-deung-i ha-na-dul kyeo-jyeot-seo-yo.
As it got dark, the street lights turned on one by one.
- 13꺼지다
kkeo-ji-da
turn off
갑자기 정전이 되어 방 안의 불이 모두 꺼졌습니다.
Gap-ja-gi jeong-jeon-i doe-eo bang an-ui bul-i mo-du kkeo-jyeot-seum-ni-da.
Suddenly there was a power outage and all the lights in the room went out.
- 14걸리다
geol-li-da
get caught
벽에 가족들과 함께 찍은 사진 액자가 걸려 있어요.
Byeok-e ga-jok-deul-gwa ham-kke jjik-eun sa-jin aek-ja-ga geol-lyeo i-sseo-yo.
There is a framed photo of me with my family hanging on the wall.
- 15잠기다
jam-gi-da
submerge
문이 안에서 굳게 잠겨 있어서 열쇠로 열어야 해요.
Mun-i an-e-seo gut-ge jam-gyeo it-eo-seo yeol-swae-ro yeol-eo-ya hae-yo.
The door is locked from the inside so you have to use a key to open it.
- 16피가 나다
pi-ga na-da
bleed
종이에 손가락을 베여서 빨간 피가 났어요.
Jong-i-e son-ga-rak-eul be-yeo-seo ppal-gan pi-ga nat-seo-yo.
I cut my finger on the paper and it bled red.
- 17반창고
ban-chang-go
bandage
상처 난 손가락에 소독약을 바르고 반창고를 붙였습니다.
Sang-cheo nan son-ga-rak-e so-dok-yak-eul ba-reu-go ban-chang-go-reul bu-chyeot-seum-ni-da.
I put antiseptic on my injured finger and put a bandage on it.
- 18서랍
seo-rap
drawer
책상 첫 번째 서랍을 열어 필기도구를 꺼냈어요.
Chaek-sang cheot beon-jjae seo-rab-eul yeol-eo pil-gi-do-gu-reul kkeo-naet-seo-yo.
I opened the first drawer of my desk and took out a writing utensil.
- 19상자
sang-ja
box
과일이 가득 담긴 무거운 상자를 옮겼습니다.
Gwa-il-i ga-deuk dam-gin mu-geo-un sang-ja-reul olm-gyeot-seum-ni-da.
We moved heavy boxes full of fruit.
- 20찾아보다
cha-ja-bo-da
look up
단어의 정확한 뜻을 몰라서 사전을 찾아보았어요.
Dan-eo-ui jeong-hwak-han tteus-eul mol-ra-seo sa-jeon-eul cha-ja-bo-at-seo-yo.
I didn't know the exact meaning of the word, so I looked it up in the dictionary.
- 21열쇠
yeol-swae
key
집 열쇠를 주머니에 넣고 외출했습니다.
Jip yeol-swae-reul ju-meo-ni-e neo-ko oe-chul-haet-seum-ni-da.
I put my house key in my pocket and went out.
- 22끈
kkeun
string
풀어진 신발 끈을 단단하게 다시 묶었어요.
Pul-eo-jin sin-bal kkeun-eul dan-dan-ha-ge da-si muk-eot-seo-yo.
I re-tied the loose shoelaces tightly.
- 23묶다
muk-da
sheave
상자가 열리지 않도록 노끈으로 꽁꽁 묶었습니다.
Sang-ja-ga yeol-ri-ji an-to-rok no-kkeun-eu-ro kkong-kkong muk-eot-seum-ni-da.
I tied the box tightly with twine to prevent it from opening.
- 24아무것도 없다
a-mu-geot-do eop-da
there is nothing
냉장고를 열어 보았지만 마실 물 외에는 아무것도 없었어요.
Naeng-jang-go-reul yeol-eo bo-at-ji-man ma-sil mul oe-e-neun a-mu-geot-do eop-eot-seo-yo.
I opened the refrigerator, but there was nothing there except drinking water.
- 25거실
geo-sil
living room
저녁 식사 후에 온 가족이 거실에 모여 텔레비전을 봅니다.
Jeo-nyeok sik-sa hu-e on ga-jok-i geo-sil-e mo-yeo tel-re-bi-jeon-eul bom-ni-da.
After dinner, the whole family gathers in the living room to watch television.
- 26서랍장
seo-rap-jang
chest of drawers
새로 산 옷들을 서랍장에 종류별로 정리해 넣었어요.
Sae-ro san ot-deul-eul seo-rap-jang-e jong-ryu-byeol-ro jeong-ri-hae neo-ot-seo-yo.
I organized the new clothes I bought into a drawer by type.
- 27없어지다
eop-seo-ji-da
disappear
책상 위에 둔 스마트폰이 갑자기 감쪽같이 없어졌어요.
Chaek-sang wi-e dun seu-ma-teu-pon-i gap-ja-gi gam-jjok-gat-i eop-seo-jyeot-seo-yo.
The smartphone I left on my desk suddenly disappeared.
- 28분명히
bun-myeong-hi
obviously
가방 안에 지갑을 분명히 넣었는데 어디 갔을까요?
Ga-bang an-e ji-gap-eul bun-myeong-hi neo-eot-neun-de eo-di gat-eul-kka-yo?
I clearly put my wallet in my bag, but where did it go?
- 29그대로
geu-dae-ro
As it is
내가 둔 물건을 손대지 말고 그대로 두세요.
Nae-ga dun mul-geon-eul son-dae-ji mal-go geu-dae-ro du-se-yo.
Please leave the items I have left untouched.
- 30여기저기
yeo-gi-jeo-gi
here and there
잃어버린 열쇠를 찾으려고 방 안 여기저기를 뒤졌어요.
Ilh-eo-beo-rin yeol-swae-reul cha-jeu-ryeo-go bang an yeo-gi-jeo-gi-reul dwi-jyeot-seo-yo.
I searched all over the room to find my lost key.
- 31꺼내다
kkeo-nae-da
take out
가방에서 필통을 꺼내 필기를 시작했습니다.
Ga-bang-e-seo pil-tong-eul kkeo-nae pil-gi-reul si-jak-haet-seum-ni-da.
I took out my pencil case from my bag and started writing.
- 32아래쪽
a-rae-jjok
bottom
책장 맨 아래쪽에 사전과 두꺼운 전공서적이 꽂혀 있어요.
Chaek-jang maen a-rae-jjok-e sa-jeon-gwa du-kkeo-un jeon-gong-seo-jeok-i kkot-hyeo i-sseo-yo.
There is a dictionary and thick major books at the bottom of the bookshelf.
- 33급하다
geup-ha-da
It's urgent
급한 용무가 생겨서 먼저 자리를 일어나야겠습니다.
Geup-han yong-mu-ga saeng-gyeo-seo meon-jeo ja-ri-reul il-eo-na-ya-get-seum-ni-da.
I have urgent business to attend to, so I have to get up first.
- 34알려 주다
al-ryeo ju-da
inform
도서관 위치를 친절하게 알려 주셔서 감사합니다.
Do-seo-gwan wi-chi-reul chin-jeol-ha-ge al-ryeo ju-syeo-seo gam-sa-ham-ni-da.
Thank you for kindly informing us of the library location.
- 35전하다
jeon-ha-da
convey
선생님께 안부 말씀 좀 꼭 전해 주세요.
Seon-saeng-nim-kke an-bu mal-sseum jom kkok jeon-hae ju-se-yo.
Please make sure to say hello to the teacher.
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