Seoul 4A · 서울대 한국어 4A

Seoul 4A vocabulary · Lesson 5

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  • 1
    강당

    Gang-dang

    auditorium

    학교 대강당에 모여 한국의 전통 속담과 관용어에 관한 특별 강연을 들었다.

    Hak-gyo dae-gang-dang-e mo-yeo Han-guk-ui jeon-tong sok-dam-gwa gwan-yong-eo-e gwan-han theuk-byeol gang-yeon-eul deul-eot-da.

    We gathered in the school's main auditorium and listened to a special lecture on traditional Korean proverbs and idioms.

  • 2
    개구리 올챙이 적 생각 못한다

    Gae-gu-ri ol-chaeng-i jeok saeng-gak mot-han-da

    Frog tadpoles can't think of enemies

    성공하더니 옛 어려웠던 시절을 무시하는 걸 보니 정말 '개구리 올챙이 적 생각 못한다'더니 딱 맞다.

    Seong-gong-ha-deo-ni yet eo-ryeo-wot-deon si-jeol-eul mu-si-ha-neun geol bo-ni jeong-mal 'gae-gu-ri ol-chaeng-i jeok saeng-gak mot-han-da'deo-ni ttak mat-da.

    Seeing how they ignore the difficult times they had in the past after becoming successful, they say, ‘I can’t think of a frog as a tadpole’, and that’s exactly true.

  • 3
    겹치다

    Gyeop-chi-da

    overlap

    시험 기간과 과제 마감일이 겹쳐서 눈코 뜰 새 없이 바쁘다.

    Si-heom gi-gan-gwa gwa-je ma-gam-il-i gyeop-chyeo-seo nun-kho tteul sae eop-si ba-ppeu-da.

    Exam periods and assignment deadlines overlap, so I'm busy all the time.

  • 4
    경쟁

    Gyeong-jaeng

    competition

    입시와 취업에서의 치열한 경쟁 속에서도 배려하는 마음을 잃지 말아야 한다.

    Ip-si-wa chwi-eob-e-seo-ui chi-yeol-han gyeong-jaeng sok-e-seo-do bae-ryeo-ha-neun ma-eum-eul ilh-ji mal-a-ya han-da.

    Even amid fierce competition in entrance exams and employment, we must not lose our considerate spirit.

  • 5
    고래 싸움에 새우 등 터진다

    Go-rae ssa-um-e sae-u deung theo-jin-da

    Shrimp's back explodes during a whale fight

    두 강대국의 무역 갈등 때문에 중소기업들만 '고래 싸움에 새우 등 터지는' 꼴이 되었다.

    Du gang-dae-guk-ui mu-yeok gal-deung ttae-mun-e jung-so-gi-eop-deul-man 'go-rae ssa-um-e sae-u deung theo-ji-neun' kkol-i doe-eot-da.

    Due to the trade conflict between the two superpowers, only small and medium-sized businesses have become like a 'shrimp in a fight with a whale.'

  • 6
    귀가 얇다

    Gwi-ga yalp-da

    have thin ears

    그는 귀가 얇아서 남들이 권하는 투자 상품에 섣불리 돈을 넣었다가 낭패를 보았다.

    Geu-neun gwi-ga yalb-a-seo nam-deul-i gwon-ha-neun thu-ja sang-pum-e seot-bul-ri don-eul neo-eot-da-ga nang-phae-reul bo-at-da.

    Because he had a poor ear, he invested money in investment products recommended by others and ended up losing money.

  • 7
    그림의 떡

    Geu-rim-ui tteok

    Rice cake in the picture

    너무 비싼 명품 가방은 주머니 사정이 여의치 않은 나에게 그저 '그림의 떡'일 뿐이다.

    Neo-mu bi-ssan myeong-pum ga-bang-eun ju-meo-ni sa-jeong-i yeo-ui-chi anh-eun na-e-ge geu-jeo 'geu-rim-ui tteok'il ppun-i-da.

    Luxury bags that are too expensive are just a piece of cake for me, who has tight pockets.

  • 8
    기말고사

    Gi-mal-go-sa

    final exam

    기말고사가 끝나자마자 미뤄두었던 여행 계획을 실천에 옮겼다.

    Gi-mal-go-sa-ga kkeut-na-ja-ma-ja mi-rwo-du-eot-deon yeo-haeng gye-hoek-eul sil-cheon-e olm-gyeot-da.

    As soon as final exams were over, I put my postponed travel plans into action.

  • 9
    네티즌

    Ne-thi-jeun

    netizen

    사회의 부조리한 소식을 접한 네티즌들이 댓글을 통해 비판의 목소리를 높였다.

    Sa-hoe-ui bu-jo-ri-han so-sik-eul jeop-han ne-thi-jeun-deul-i daet-geul-eul thong-hae bi-phan-ui mok-so-ri-reul nop-yeot-da.

    Netizens who heard news of social injustice raised their voices of criticism through comments.

  • 10
    논문

    Non-mun

    thesis

    도서관에서 수많은 참고문헌을 뒤지며 학위 논문 작성을 마무리했다.

    Do-seo-gwan-e-seo su-manh-eun cham-go-mun-heon-eul dwi-ji-myeo hak-wi non-mun jak-seong-eul ma-mu-ri-haet-da.

    I finished writing my thesis by searching numerous references in the library.

  • 11
    농사짓다

    Nong-sa-jit-da

    farm

    시골에서 평생 정직하게 흙을 일구며 농사지으신 부모님의 노고에 감사드린다.

    Si-gol-e-seo pyeong-saeng jeong-jik-ha-ge heulk-eul il-gu-myeo nong-sa-ji-eu-sin bu-mo-nim-ui no-go-e gam-sa-deu-rin-da.

    I am grateful for the hard work of my parents who honestly tilled the soil and farmed their entire lives in the countryside.

  • 12
    농업

    Nong-eop

    agriculture

    현대 첨단 기술과 결합한 스마트 농업이 미래 유망 산업으로 떠오르고 있다.

    Hyeon-dae cheom-dan gi-sul-gwa gyeol-hap-han seu-ma-theu nong-eop-i mi-rae yu-mang san-eop-eu-ro tteo-o-reu-go it-da.

    Smart agriculture combined with modern cutting-edge technology is emerging as a promising future industry.

  • 13
    눈덩이

    Nun-deong-i

    snowball

    작은 거짓말 하나가 눈덩이처럼 불어나 결국 걷잡을 수 없는 사태를 낳았다.

    Jak-eun geo-jit-mal ha-na-ga nun-deong-i-cheo-reom bul-eo-na gyeol-guk geot-jab-eul su eop-neun sa-tae-reul nah-at-da.

    One small lie grew like a snowball and eventually led to an uncontrollable situation.

  • 14
    눈이 높다

    Nun-i nop-da

    eyes are high

    그 친구는 눈이 워낙 높아서 아무리 좋은 사람을 소개해 줘도 마음에 들어 하지 않는다.

    Geu chin-gu-neun nun-i wo-nak nop-a-seo a-mu-ri jo-eun sa-ram-eul so-gae-hae jwo-do ma-eum-e deul-eo ha-ji anh-neun-da.

    That friend has such high standards that no matter how good a person you introduce him to, he doesn't like it.

  • 15
    느긋하게

    Neu-geut-ha-ge

    leisurely

    주말 오후에는 아무런 걱정 없이 소파에 누워 느긋하게 음악을 듣는다.

    Ju-mal o-hu-e-neun a-mu-reon geok-jeong eop-si so-pha-e nu-wo neu-geut-ha-ge eum-ak-eul deut-neun-da.

    On weekend afternoons, I lie down on the sofa and listen to music leisurely without any worries.

  • 16
    동료

    Dong-ryo

    colleague

    힘든 프로젝트를 함께 완수한 직장 동료들과 술 한잔하며 회포를 풀었다.

    Him-deun peu-ro-jek-teu-reul ham-kke wan-su-han jik-jang dong-ryo-deul-gwa sul han-jan-ha-myeon-seo hoe-pho-reul pul-eot-da.

    I had a drink with co-workers who completed a difficult project together and let off steam.

  • 17
    마감

    Ma-gam

    deadline

    원고 마감 시간을 지키기 위해 밤을 꼬박 새우며 글을 고쳤다.

    Won-go ma-gam si-gan-eul ji-ki-gi wi-hae bam-eul kko-bak sae-u-myeo geul-eul go-chyeot-da.

    To meet the manuscript deadline, I stayed up all night revising the article.

  • 18
    마트

    Ma-theu

    mart

    퇴근길에 집 앞 대형 마트에 들러 저녁 반찬거리를 장만했다.

    Thoe-geun-gil-e jip ap dae-hyeong ma-theu-e deul-reo jeo-nyeok ban-chan-geo-ri-reul jang-man-haet-da.

    On my way home from work, I stopped by the large supermarket in front of my house and bought some side dishes for dinner.

  • 19
    매니저

    Mae-ni-jeo

    manager

    연예인 매니저는 스타의 방송 스케줄과 대외 일정을 꼼꼼하게 관리한다.

    Yeon-ye-in mae-ni-jeo-neun seu-tha-ui bang-song seu-khe-jul-gwa dae-oe il-jeong-eul kkom-kkom-ha-ge gwan-ri-han-da.

    Celebrity managers meticulously manage the star's broadcast schedule and external schedule.

  • 20
    믿는 도끼에 발등 찍힌다

    Mit-neun do-kki-e bal-deung jjik-hin-da

    The ax you believe in gets your foot chopped off.

    가장 아끼던 후배가 비밀 문서를 빼돌린 걸 알고는 '믿는 도끼에 발등 찍힌다'는 말을 실감했다.

    Ga-jang a-kki-deon hu-bae-ga bi-mil mun-seo-reul ppae-dol-rin geol al-go-neun 'mit-neun do-kki-e bal-deung jjik-hin-da'neun mal-eul sil-gam-haet-da.

    When I found out that my favorite junior had stolen a secret document, I realized the saying, 'I am being stabbed in the foot by an ax I trust.'

  • 21
    바늘

    Ba-neul

    needle

    '바늘 도둑이 소도둑 된다'는 속담처럼 작은 잘못도 방치하면 큰 범죄가 된다.

    'Ba-neul do-duk-i so-do-duk doen-da'neun sok-dam-cheo-reom jak-eun jal-mot-do bang-chi-ha-myeon kheun beom-joe-ga doen-da.

    As the saying goes, ‘a needle thief becomes a cattle thief’, even a small mistake becomes a big crime if left unattended.

  • 22
    박사 과정

    Bak-sa gwa-jeong

    PhD program

    그녀는 언어학 박사 과정에 진학하여 한국어 관용 표현의 기원을 연구 중이다.

    Geu-nyeo-neun eon-eo-hak bak-sa gwa-jeong-e jin-hak-ha-yeo Han-guk-eo gwan-yong phyo-hyeon-ui gi-won-eul yeon-gu jung-i-da.

    She is pursuing a doctoral degree in linguistics and is researching the origins of Korean idiomatic expressions.

  • 23
    발이 넓다

    Bal-i neolp-da

    have wide feet

    그 선배는 발이 넓어서 어느 분야에 가든 아는 사람을 금세 찾아낸다.

    Geu seon-bae-neun bal-i neolb-a-seo eo-neu bun-ya-e ga-deun a-neun sa-ram-eul geum-se cha-ja-naen-da.

    The senior has wide feet, so he quickly finds people he knows no matter what field he goes into.

  • 24
    배신감

    Bae-sin-gam

    feeling of betrayal

    평생을 믿었던 동업자의 배신으로 깊은 배신감과 상처를 입었다.

    Pyeong-saeng-eul mit-eot-deon dong-eop-ja-ui bae-sin-eu-ro gip-eun bae-sin-gam-gwa sang-cheo-reul ib-eot-da.

    I felt deeply betrayed and hurt by the betrayal of a partner I had trusted my whole life.

  • 25
    부장님

    Bu-jang-nim

    Manager

    부장님께서는 팀원들의 고충을 열린 마음으로 들어주시는 훌륭한 리더이시다.

    Bu-jang-nim-kke-seo-neun thim-won-deul-ui go-chung-eul yeol-rin ma-eum-eu-ro deul-eo-ju-si-neun hul-ryung-han ri-deo-i-si-da.

    The manager is a great leader who listens to the grievances of team members with an open mind.

  • 26
    사연

    Sa-yeon

    story

    라디오 프로그램에 청취자들이 보낸 감동적인 사연들이 소개되었다.

    Ra-di-o peu-ro-geu-raem-e cheong-chwi-ja-deul-i bo-naen gam-dong-jeok-in sa-yeon-deul-i so-gae-doe-eot-da.

    Touching stories sent by listeners were introduced on the radio program.

  • 27
    상식

    Sang-sik

    common sense

    속담과 고사성어를 익혀두는 것은 교양인으로서 갖추어야 할 기본 상식이다.

    Sok-dam-gwa go-sa-seong-eo-reul ik-hyeo-du-neun geos-eun gyo-yang-in-eu-ro-seo gat-chu-eo-ya hal gi-bon sang-sik-i-da.

    Learning proverbs and idioms is basic common sense that an educated person should have.

  • 28
    석사

    Seok-sa

    Master's

    대학원에서 2년간의 연구를 마치고 국어국문학 석사 학위를 받았다.

    Dae-hak-won-e-seo i-nyeon-gan-ui yeon-gu-reul ma-chi-go Guk-eo-guk-mun-hak seok-sa hak-wi-reul bat-at-da.

    After completing two years of research at graduate school, I received a master's degree in Korean language and literature.

  • 29
    세 살 버릇 여든까지 간다

    Se sal beo-reut yeo-deun-kka-ji gan-da

    Three-year-old habits last until eighty

    '세 살 버릇 여든까지 간다'고 하니 어릴 때부터 올바른 습관을 길러야 한다.

    'Se sal beo-reut yeo-deun-kka-ji gan-da'go ha-ni eo-ril ttae-bu-teo ol-ba-reun seup-gwan-eul gil-reo-ya han-da.

    As they say, ‘Habits from three years of age will last until eighty,’ so we need to develop good habits from a young age.

  • 30
    소 잃고 외양간 고친다

    So ilh-go oe-yang-gan go-chin-da

    Fixing a barn after losing a cow

    사고가 난 뒤에야 안전 대책을 세우는 것은 전형적인 '소 잃고 외양간 고치기'다.

    Sa-go-ga nan dwi-e-ya an-jeon dae-chaek-eul se-u-neun geos-eun jeon-hyeong-jeok-in 'so ilh-go oe-yang-gan go-chi-gi'da.

    Establishing safety measures only after an accident has occurred is a typical ‘losing the cow and repairing the barn’.

  • 31
    소감

    So-gam

    Thoughts

    장학금을 받게 된 소감을 묻자 그는 부모님과 은사님께 감사를 돌렸다.

    Jang-hak-geum-eul bat-ge doen so-gam-eul mut-ja geu-neun bu-mo-nim-gwa eun-sa-nim-kke gam-sa-reul dol-ryeot-da.

    When asked how he felt about receiving the scholarship, he thanked his parents and teachers.

  • 32
    소중하다

    So-jung-ha-da

    precious

    오랜 세월을 함께하며 기쁨과 슬픔을 나눈 친구는 참으로 소중한 존재다.

    O-raen se-wol-eul ham-kke-ha-myeo gi-ppeum-gwa seul-pheum-eul na-nun chin-gu-neun cham-eu-ro so-jung-han jon-jae-da.

    Friends with whom you share joys and sorrows for a long time are truly precious beings.

  • 33
    시작이 반이다

    Si-jak-i ban-i-da

    Well begun is half done

    망설이지 말고 일단 첫걸음을 내딛으세요. '시작이 반이다'라는 말도 있잖아요.

    Mang-seol-i-ji mal-go il-dan cheot-geol-eum-eul nae-did-eu-se-yo. 'Si-jak-i ban-i-da'ra-neun mal-do it-janh-a-yo.

    Don't hesitate and take the first step. There is a saying, ‘Well begun is half done.’

  • 34
    신입 사원

    Sin-ip sa-won

    new employee

    신입 사원 시절에는 선배들의 조언을 스펀지처럼 흡수하는 자세가 필요하다.

    Sin-ip sa-won si-jeol-e-neun seon-bae-deul-ui jo-eon-eul seu-pheon-ji-cheo-reom heup-su-ha-neun ja-se-ga phil-yo-ha-da.

    When you are a new employee, you need to absorb the advice of your seniors like a sponge.

  • 35
    아니 땐 굴뚝에 연기 날까

    A-ni ttaen gul-ttuk-e yeon-gi nal-kka

    If not, will there be smoke in the chimney?

    소문이 괜히 나는 법은 없다더니, '아니 땐 굴뚝에 연기 날까'라는 속담이 딱 맞네.

    So-mun-i gwaen-hi na-neun beob-eun eop-da-deo-ni, 'a-ni ttaen gul-ttuk-e yeon-gi nal-kka'ra-neun sok-dam-i ttak man-ne.

    They say that rumors never spread for nothing, and the proverb 'If not, will there be smoke in the chimney' is exactly right.

  • 36
    안타깝다

    An-tha-kkap-da

    It's a pity

    성실했던 청년이 갑작스러운 사고로 꿈을 접게 되다니 참으로 안타깝다.

    Seong-sil-haet-deon cheong-nyeon-i gap-jak-seu-ro-un sa-go-ro kkum-eul jeop-ge doe-da-ni cham-eu-ro an-tha-kkap-da.

    It is truly unfortunate that a sincere young man had to give up his dream due to a sudden accident.

  • 37
    야단을 치다

    Ya-dan-eul chi-da

    scold

    선생님께서는 숙제를 해오지 않은 학생을 무섭게 야단을 치셨다.

    Seon-saeng-nim-kke-seo-neun suk-je-reul hae-o-ji anh-eun hak-saeng-eul mu-seop-ge ya-dan-eul chi-syeot-da.

    The teacher scolded the student who did not do his homework.

  • 38
    여대생

    Yeo-dae-saeng

    female college student

    그녀는 밝고 진취적인 태도로 학업과 봉사활동을 병행하는 당찬 여대생이다.

    Geu-nyeo-neun balg-go jin-chwi-jeok-in tae-do-ro hak-eop-gwa bong-sa-hwal-dong-eul byeong-haeng-ha-neun dang-chan yeo-dae-saeng-i-da.

    She is a confident female college student who balances her studies and volunteer work with a bright and enterprising attitude.

  • 39
    연락이 뜸하다

    Yeon-rak-i tteum-ha-da

    be out of touch

    취업 준비로 눈코 뜰 새 없이 바쁘다 보니 친구들과 연락이 한동안 뜸했다.

    Chwi-eop jun-bi-ro nun-kho tteul sae eop-si ba-ppeu-da bo-ni chin-gu-deul-gwa yeon-rak-i han-dong-an tteum-haet-da.

    Because I was so busy preparing for a job, I lost contact with my friends for a while.

  • 40
    왠지

    Waen-ji

    Somehow

    오늘은 아침부터 기분이 상쾌한 것이 왠지 좋은 일이 생길 것만 같다.

    O-neul-eun a-chim-bu-teo gi-bun-i sang-kwae-han geos-i waen-ji jo-eun il-i saeng-gil geos-man gat-da.

    Today, feeling refreshed this morning somehow makes me feel like something good will happen.

  • 41
    외로움

    Oe-ro-um

    loneliness

    고향을 떠나 낯선 타지에서 홀로 유학 생활을 하며 깊은 외로움을 견뎠다.

    Go-hyang-eul tteo-na nat-seon tha-ji-e-seo hol-ro yu-hak saeng-hwal-eul ha-myeo gip-eun oe-ro-um-eul gyeon-dyeot-da.

    I left my hometown to study alone in an unfamiliar country and endured deep loneliness.

  • 42
    원숭이도 나무에서 떨어질 때가 있다

    Won-sung-i-do na-mu-e-seo tteol-eo-jil ttae-ga it-da

    Even monkeys sometimes fall from trees

    베테랑 통역관이 실수를 하자 선배는 '원숭이도 나무에서 떨어질 때가 있다'며 위로했다.

    Be-te-rang thong-yeok-gwan-i sil-su-reul ha-ja seon-bae-neun 'won-sung-i-do na-mu-e-seo tteol-eo-jil ttae-ga it-da'myeo wi-ro-haet-da.

    When the veteran interpreter made a mistake, the senior consoled him by saying, ‘Even monkeys sometimes fall from trees.’

  • 43
    월세

    Wol-se

    monthly rent

    매달 나가는 월세와 생활비를 아끼기 위해 근검절약하는 생활을 하고 있다.

    Mae-dal na-ga-neun wol-se-wa saeng-hwal-bi-reul a-kki-gi wi-hae geun-geom-jeol-yak-ha-neun saeng-hwal-eul ha-go it-da.

    I am living a frugal life to save on monthly rent and living expenses.

  • 44
    인정을 받다

    In-jeong-eul bat-da

    receive recognition

    남들이 기피하는 궂은일을 도맡아 묵묵히 헌신한 결과 마침내 인정을 받았다.

    Nam-deul-i gi-phi-ha-neun gu-jeun-il-eul do-mat-a muk-muk-hi heon-sin-han gyeol-gwa ma-chim-nae in-jeong-eul bat-at-da.

    As a result of my silent dedication and taking on the difficult tasks that others avoided, I was finally recognized.

  • 45
    입이 무겁다

    Ip-i mu-geop-da

    have a heavy mouth

    그는 입이 무거워서 남의 비밀을 절대로 다른 사람에게 발설하지 않는다.

    Geu-neun ip-i mu-geop-eo-seo nam-ui bi-mil-eul jeol-dae-ro da-reun sa-ram-e-ge bal-seol-ha-ji anh-neun-da.

    He is so quiet that he never reveals other people's secrets to others.

  • 46
    입이 짧다

    Ip-i jjalb-da

    have a short mouth

    아이가 워낙 입이 짧아서 밥때마다 음식을 골고루 먹이느라 애를 먹는다.

    A-i-ga wo-nak ip-i jjalb-a-seo bap-ttae-ma-da eum-sik-eul gol-go-ru meok-i-neu-ra ae-reul meong-neun-da.

    Because the child has such a short mouth, it is difficult to feed the child evenly at each meal.

  • 47
    입학 원서

    Ip-hak won-seo

    Application for admission

    정성껏 작성한 자기소개서를 첨부하여 명문 대학교에 입학 원서를 접수했다.

    Jeong-seong-kkeot jak-seong-han ja-gi-so-gae-seo-reul cheom-bu-ha-yeo myeong-mun dae-hak-gyo-e ip-hak won-seo-reul jeop-su-haet-da.

    I submitted an application for admission to a prestigious university, attaching a carefully written self-introduction.

  • 48
    장사가 안 되다

    Jang-sa-ga an doe-da

    business is bad

    불경기가 장기화되면서 골목 상점들이 장사가 안 되어 큰 시름에 잠겼다.

    Bul-gyeong-gi-ga jang-gi-hwa-doe-myeon-seo gol-mok sang-jeom-deul-i jang-sa-ga an doe-eo kheun si-reum-e jam-gyeot-da.

    As the recession prolonged, alley stores suffered a loss of business and were in great distress.

  • 49
    젊어서 고생은 사서도 한다

    Jeolm-eo-seo go-saeng-eun sa-seo-do han-da

    It's okay to go through hardships when you're young.

    '젊어서 고생은 사서도 한다'고 하니 지금의 힘든 시련을 성장의 밑거름으로 삼아라.

    'Jeolm-eo-seo go-saeng-eun sa-seo-do han-da'go ha-ni ji-geum-ui him-deun si-ryeon-eul seong-jang-ui mit-geol-eum-eu-ro sam-a-ra.

    As the saying goes, ‘It’s okay to go through hardships when you’re young,’ so use your current difficult trials as a foundation for growth.

  • 50
    정신이 없다

    Jeong-sin-i eop-da

    I'm out of my mind

    축제 준비로 온종일 뛰어다녔더니 다리도 아프고 정신이 하나도 없다.

    Chuk-je jun-bi-ro on-jong-il ttwwi-eo-da-nyeot-deo-ni da-ri-do a-pheu-go jeong-sin-i ha-na-do eop-da.

    After running around all day preparing for the festival, my legs hurt and I feel completely out of my mind.

  • 51
    제대로

    Je-dae-ro

    properly

    한국어를 제대로 구사하려면 속담과 문화적 배경까지 함께 깊이 이해해야 한다.

    Han-guk-eo-reul je-dae-ro gu-sa-ha-ryeo-myeon sok-dam-gwa mun-hwa-jeok bae-gyeong-kka-ji ham-kke gip-i i-hae-hae-ya han-da.

    To speak Korean properly, you must have a deep understanding of both proverbs and cultural background.

  • 52
    제사

    Je-sa

    ancestral rite

    명절을 맞아 온 가족이 고향 큰집에 모여 정성껏 조상님께 제사를 올렸다.

    Myeong-jeol-eul ma-ja on ga-jok-i go-hyang kheun-jib-e mo-yeo jeong-seong-kkeot jo-sang-nim-kke je-sa-reul ol-ryeot-da.

    To celebrate the holiday, the entire family gathered at a large house in their hometown and offered ancestral rites to their ancestors.

  • 53
    조깅

    Jo-ging

    jogging

    복잡한 머릿속을 정리하기 위해 매일 저녁 강변 공원을 따라 가볍게 조깅한다.

    Bok-jap-han meo-rit-sok-eul jeong-ri-ha-gi wi-hae mae-il jeo-nyeok gang-byeon gong-won-eul tta-ra ga-byeop-ge jo-ging-han-da.

    To clear my complicated mind, I take a light jog along the riverside park every evening.

  • 54
    죽마고우

    Juk-ma-go-u

    Don't die

    코흘리개 어린 시절부터 한 동네에서 자라난 우리는 둘도 없는 죽마고우 사이다.

    Kho-heul-ri-gae eo-rin si-jeol-bu-teo han dong-ne-e-seo ja-ra-nan u-ri-neun dul-do eop-neun juk-ma-go-u sa-i-da.

    Having grown up in the same neighborhood since childhood, we are best friends.

  • 55
    지켜보다

    Ji-kyeo-bo-da

    watch

    스승은 제자가 시련을 스스로 극복할 수 있도록 묵묵히 뒤에서 지켜봐 주었다.

    Seu-seung-eun je-ja-ga si-ryeon-eul seu-seu-ro geuk-bok-hal su it-do-rok muk-muk-hi dwi-e-seo ji-kyeo-bwa ju-eot-da.

    The teacher watched silently from behind so that the disciple could overcome the ordeal on his own.

  • 56
    직장인

    Jik-jang-in

    office worker

    많은 현대 직장인들이 일과 삶의 균형, 즉 '워라밸'을 가장 중요한 가치로 꼽는다.

    Manh-eun hyeon-dae jik-jang-in-deul-i il-gwa salm-ui gyun-hyeong, jeuk 'wo-ra-bael'eul ga-jang jung-yo-han ga-chi-ro kkop-neun-da.

    Many modern office workers consider work-life balance, or ‘work-life balance,’ as the most important value.

  • 57
    천 리 길도 한 걸음부터

    Cheon ri gil-do han geol-eum-bu-teo

    A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step

    아무리 방대한 분량의 공부라도 '천 리 길도 한 걸음부터'라는 마음으로 차근차근 시작하자.

    A-mu-ri bang-dae-han bun-ryang-ui gong-bu-ra-do 'cheon ri gil-do han geol-eum-bu-teo'ra-neun ma-eum-eu-ro cha-geun-cha-geun si-jak-ha-ja.

    No matter how extensive the study, let's start step by step with the mindset that 'a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step'.

  • 58
    출국하다

    Chul-guk-ha-da

    leave the country

    해외 연수를 위해 인천공항을 통해 출국하는 친구를 가족들과 함께 배웅했다.

    Hae-oe yeon-su-reul wi-hae In-cheon gong-hang-eul thong-hae chul-guk-ha-neun chin-gu-reul ga-jok-deul-gwa ham-kke bae-ung-haet-da.

    I saw off a friend who was leaving for overseas training through Incheon Airport with his family.

  • 59
    큰돈

    Kheun-don

    big money

    일확천금을 노리고 큰돈을 무리하게 투자했다가는 돌이킬 수 없는 피해를 본다.

    Il-hwak-cheon-geum-eul no-ri-go kheun-don-eul mu-ri-ha-ge thu-ja-haet-da-ga-neun dol-i-khil su eop-neun phi-hae-reul bon-da.

    If you invest a lot of money in the hope of making a quick buck, you will suffer irreparable damage.

  • 60
    풍부하다

    Phung-bu-ha-da

    rich

    그 작가는 속담과 토속어를 풍부하게 구사하여 문학 작품의 감칠맛을 더했다.

    Geu jak-ga-neun sok-dam-gwa tho-sok-eo-reul phung-bu-ha-ge gu-sa-ha-yeo mun-hak jak-pum-ui gam-chil-mat-eul deo-haet-da.

    The author's rich use of proverbs and vernacular added flavor to his literary works.

  • 61
    하필이면

    Ha-phil-i-myeon

    Of course

    소풍 가기로 약속한 날 하필이면 아침부터 폭우가 쏟아져 계획이 무산되었다.

    So-phung ga-gi-ro yak-sok-han nal ha-phil-i-myeon a-chim-bu-teo phok-u-ga sso-da-jyeo gye-hoek-i mu-san-doe-eot-da.

    On the day we planned to go on a picnic, heavy rain poured down in the morning, so the plan was canceled.

  • 62
    행사

    Haeng-sa

    event

    한글날을 기념하여 외국인 유학생들을 위한 한국어 말하기 대회가 큰 행사로 열렸다.

    Han-geul-nal-eul gi-nyeom-ha-yeo oe-guk-in yu-hak-saeng-deul-eul wi-han Han-guk-eo mal-ha-gi dae-hoe-ga kheun haeng-sa-ro yeol-ryeot-da.

    In commemoration of Hangeul Day, a Korean speaking contest was held as a major event for foreign students.

  • 63
    호랑이도 제 말하면 온다

    Ho-rang-i-do je mal-ha-myeon on-da

    Even tigers come when you tell them to.

    방금 민수 이야기를 하고 있었는데 마침 문을 열고 들어오니 '호랑이도 제 말하면 온다'더니 딱 맞다.

    Bang-geum Min-su i-ya-gi-reul ha-go it-eot-neun-de ma-chim mun-eul yeol-go deul-eo-o-ni 'ho-rang-i-do je mal-ha-myeon on-da'deo-ni ttak mat-da.

    We were just talking about Minsu, and when he opened the door and came in, he said, ‘Even tigers come when you tell them,’ and that’s exactly right.

  • 64
    혼나다

    Hon-na-da

    be scolded

    수업 시간에 딴청을 피우다가 선생님의 날카로운 질문에 대답을 못해 크게 혼났다.

    Su-eop si-gan-e ttan-cheong-eul phi-u-da-ga seon-saeng-nim-ui nal-kha-ro-un jil-mun-e dae-dab-eul mot-hae kheu-ge hon-nat-da.

    I was distracted during class and was severely scolded for not being able to answer the teacher's sharp questions.