Seoul 4B · 서울대 한국어 4B

Seoul 4B vocabulary · Lesson 15

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  • 1
    (물 주기가) 번거롭다

    (Mul ju-gi-ga) beon-geo-rop-da

    (Watering) is troublesome.

    선인장은 물 주기가 번거롭지 않아 바쁜 직장인들이 키우기에 안성맞춤이다.

    Seon-in-jang-eun mul ju-gi-ga beon-geo-rop-ji anh-a ba-ppeun jik-jang-in-deul-i khi-u-gi-e an-seong-ma-chum-i-da.

    Cacti do not require watering, making them perfect for busy office workers.

  • 2
    (집이) 지저분해지다

    (Jip-i) ji-jeo-bun-hae-ji-da

    (the house) becomes messy

    털이 많이 빠지는 대형견을 실내에서 키우면 집이 지저분해지기 쉽다.

    Theol-i manh-i ppa-ji-neun dae-hyeong-gyeon-eul sil-nae-e-seo khi-u-myeon jip-i ji-jeo-bun-hae-ji-gi swip-da.

    If you raise a large dog indoors that sheds a lot of hair, the house is likely to become messy.

  • 3
    갇히다

    Gat-hi-da

    be trapped

    좁은 철창 케이지 안에 하루 종일 갇혀 있는 동물들을 보면 안쓰럽다.

    Job-eun cheol-chang khei-i-ji an-e ha-ru jong-il gat-hyeo it-neun dong-mul-deul-eul bo-myeon an-sseu-reop-da.

    It's sad to see animals locked up in narrow iron cages all day.

  • 4
    경쟁심

    Gyeong-jaeng-sim

    competitive spirit

    동물들도 무리 안에서 먹이나 우두머리 자리를 차지하기 위해 치열한 경쟁심을 보인다.

    Dong-mul-deul-do mu-ri an-e-seo meog-i-na u-du-meo-ri ja-ri-reul cha-ji-ha-gi wi-hae chi-yeol-han gyeong-jaeng-sim-eul bo-in-da.

    Animals also show fierce competition for food or the leader position within the group.

  • 5
    고통을 주다

    Go-thong-eul ju-da

    cause pain

    인간의 오락이나 패션을 위해 동물들에게 불필요한 고통을 주어서는 안 된다.

    In-gan-ui o-rak-i-na phae-syeon-eul wi-hae dong-mul-deul-e-ge bul-phil-yo-han go-thong-eul ju-eo-seo-neun an doen-da.

    Animals should not be subjected to unnecessary suffering for human entertainment or fashion.

  • 6
    과거

    Gwa-geo

    past

    조선 시대 선비들은 가문의 명예를 높이기 위해 과거 시험 급제를 평생의 목표로 삼았다.

    Jo-seon si-dae seon-bi-deul-eun ga-mun-ui myeong-ye-reul nop-i-gi wi-hae gwa-geo si-heom geup-je-reul phyeong-saeng-ui mok-phyo-ro sam-at-da.

    Scholars of the Joseon Dynasty made passing the civil service examination their lifelong goal in order to raise their family's honor.

  • 7
    관리가 힘들다

    Gwal-ri-ga him-deul-da

    difficult to manage

    화초는 계절마다 온도와 습도를 세심하게 맞춰 주어야 해서 관리가 힘들다.

    Hwa-cho-neun gye-jeol-ma-da on-do-wa seup-do-reul se-sim-ha-ge mat-chwo ju-eo-ya hae-seo gwal-ri-ga him-deul-da.

    Flowers are difficult to maintain because the temperature and humidity must be carefully adjusted each season.

  • 8
    국화

    Guk-hwa

    chrysanthemum

    서늘한 가을바람 속에 은은한 향기를 뽐내는 노란 국화가 정원에 활짝 피었다.

    Seo-neul-han ga-eul-ba-ram sok-e eun-eun-han hyang-gi-reul ppom-nae-neun no-ran guk-hwa-ga jeong-won-e hwal-jjak phi-eot-da.

    Yellow chrysanthemums, showing off their delicate scent, were in full bloom in the garden in the cool autumn breeze.

  • 9
    꽂다

    Kkot-da

    plug in

    아침에 정원에서 꺾어 온 싱싱한 장미꽃을 화병에 예쁘게 꽂아 두었다.

    A-chim-e jeong-won-e-seo kkeokk-eo on sing-sing-han jang-mi-kkot-eul hwa-byeong-e ye-ppeu-ge kkot-a du-eot-da.

    The fresh roses I picked from the garden in the morning were beautifully placed in a vase.

  • 10
    노약자

    No-yak-ja

    old people

    반려동물과의 따뜻한 교감은 외로운 독거노인과 노약자들의 심리 치료에 큰 도움을 준다.

    Ban-ryeo-dong-mul-gwa-ui tta-tteut-han gyo-gam-eun oe-ro-un dok-geo-no-in-gwa no-yak-ja-deul-ui sim-ri chi-ryo-e kheun do-um-eul jun-da.

    Warm communication with pets is a great help in psychological treatment for lonely seniors living alone and the elderly.

  • 11
    다홍색

    Da-hong-saek

    deep red

    봄 햇살 아래 활짝 피어난 진달래꽃이 고운 다홍색 빛깔을 자랑했다.

    Bom haet-sal a-rae hwal-jjak phi-eo-nan jin-dal-rae-kkot-i go-un da-hong-saek bit-kkal-eul ja-rang-haet-da.

    The azalea flowers in full bloom under the spring sunlight boasted a beautiful deep red color.

  • 12
    닭장

    Dak-jang

    chicken coop

    시골 마당 한구석 닭장에서 새벽을 알리는 수탉의 우렁찬 울음소리가 울려 퍼졌다.

    Si-gol ma-dang han-gu-seok dak-jang-e-seo sae-byeok-eul al-ri-neun su-thak-ui u-reong-chan ul-eum-so-ri-ga ul-ryeo pheo-jyeot-da.

    The loud crow of a rooster announcing dawn rang out from a chicken coop in a corner of a rural yard.

  • 13
    대담하다

    Dae-dam-ha-da

    bold

    작은 새 한 마리가 포식자의 위협 앞에서도 물러서지 않고 대담하게 새끼를 지켰다.

    Jak-eun sae han ma-ri-ga pho-sik-ja-ui wi-hyeop ap-e-seo-do mul-reo-seo-ji anh-go dae-dam-ha-ge sae-kki-reul ji-kyeot-da.

    A small bird did not back down and boldly protected its chick even in the face of predator threats.

  • 14
    도도새

    Do-do-sae

    dodo bird

    인간의 무분별한 남획으로 인해 모리셔스 섬의 도도새는 완전히 멸종되고 말았다.

    In-gan-ui mu-bun-byeol-han nam-hoek-eu-ro in-hae mo-ri-syeo-seu seom-ui do-do-sae-neun wan-jeon-hi myeol-jong-doe-go mal-at-da.

    Due to indiscriminate overfishing by humans, the dodo bird on Mauritius Island became completely extinct.

  • 15
    동정심

    Dong-jeong-sim

    sympathy

    길가에 버려진 가엾은 유기견을 보고 동정심이 생겨 집으로 데려와 정성껏 보살폈다.

    Gil-ga-e beo-ryeo-jin ga-yeop-seun yu-gi-gyeon-eul bo-go dong-jeong-sim-i saeng-gyeo jip-eu-ro de-ryeo-wa jeong-seong-kkeot bo-sal-phyeot-da.

    When I saw a poor dog abandoned on the side of the road, I felt sympathy for it and brought it home and cared for it with care.

  • 16
    마구

    Ma-gu

    Harassly

    천적이 없는 환경에서 야생 동물들을 마구 포획하면 생태계의 균형이 깨진다.

    Cheon-jeok-i eop-neun hwan-gyeong-e-seo ya-saeng dong-mul-deul-eul ma-gu pho-hoek-ha-myeon saeng-thae-gye-ui gyun-hyeong-i kkae-jin-da.

    If wild animals are captured indiscriminately in an environment without natural enemies, the balance of the ecosystem is disrupted.

  • 17
    맞아 주다

    Maj-a ju-da

    give it right

    퇴근하고 현관문을 열면 반려견이 꼬리를 세차게 흔들며 반갑게 맞아 준다.

    Thoe-geun-ha-go hyeon-gwan-mun-eul yeol-myeon ban-ryeo-gyeon-i kko-ri-reul se-cha-ge heun-deul-myeo ban-gap-ge maj-a jun-da.

    When I open the front door after work, my dog greets me by wagging its tail vigorously.

  • 18
    맹인 안내견

    Maeng-in an-nae-gyeon

    blind guide dog

    엄격한 훈련을 통과한 맹인 안내견은 시각 장애인의 든든한 눈이 되어 준다.

    Eom-gyeok-han hun-ryeon-eul thong-gwa-han maeng-in an-nae-gyeon-eun si-gak jang-ae-in-ui deun-deun-han nun-i doe-eo jun-da.

    Guide dogs for the blind that have passed rigorous training serve as reliable eyes for the visually impaired.

  • 19
    먹이

    Meog-i

    feed

    어미 새는 하루에도 수십 번씩 벌레를 물어와 둥지 속 새끼들에게 먹이를 먹였다.

    Eo-mi sae-neun ha-ru-e-do su-sip beon-ssik beol-re-reul mul-eo-wa dung-ji sok sae-kki-deul-e-ge meog-i-reul meog-yeot-da.

    The mother bird picked up bugs dozens of times a day and fed the babies in the nest.

  • 20
    멸종되다

    Myeol-jong-doe-da

    become extinct

    환경 파괴와 기후 변화로 인해 지구상에서 영원히 멸종되는 희귀 생물들이 늘고 있다.

    Hwan-gyeong pha-goe-wa gi-hu byeon-hwa-ro in-hae ji-gu-sang-e-seo yeong-won-hi myeol-jong-doe-neun hui-gwi saeng-mul-deul-i neul-go it-da.

    Due to environmental destruction and climate change, an increasing number of rare creatures are becoming extinct forever on Earth.

  • 21
    명예롭다

    Myeong-ye-rop-da

    It's honorable

    인명을 구조한 공로로 소방관에게 국가 훈장이 수여되는 명예로운 순간이었다.

    In-myeong-eul gu-jo-han gong-ro-ro so-bang-gwan-e-ge guk-ga hun-jang-i su-yeo-doe-neun myeong-ye-ro-un sun-gan-i-eot-da.

    It was an honorable moment when a firefighter was awarded a national medal for saving lives.

  • 22
    모리셔스

    Mo-ri-syeo-seu

    Mauritius

    인도양 남서부에 위치한 섬나라 모리셔스는 멸종된 도도새의 유일한 서식지였다.

    In-do-yang nam-seo-bu-e wi-chi-han seom-na-ra mo-ri-syeo-seu-neun myeol-jong-doen do-do-sae-ui yu-il-han seo-sik-ji-yeot-da.

    Mauritius, an island nation located in the southwestern Indian Ocean, was the only habitat for the extinct dodo bird.

  • 23
    모피

    Mo-phi

    fur

    동물 보호 단체들은 패션을 위해 동물들의 모피를 강제로 벗겨내는 행위에 반대한다.

    Dong-mul bo-ho dan-che-deul-eun phae-syeon-eul wi-hae dong-mul-deul-ui mo-phi-reul gang-je-ro beot-gyeo-nae-neun haeng-wi-e ban-dae-han-da.

    Animal rights groups oppose the practice of forcibly stripping animals of their fur for fashion.

  • 24
    무궁화

    Mu-gung-hwa

    Rose of Sharon

    끊임없이 피고 지는 끈질긴 생명력을 지닌 무궁화는 한국의 국화이다.

    Kkeunh-im-eop-si phi-go ji-neun kkeun-jil-gin saeng-myeong-ryeok-eul ji-nin mu-gung-hwa-neun han-guk-ui guk-hwa-i-da.

    The Rose of Sharon, which has a persistent vitality that blooms and withers continuously, is Korea's national flower.

  • 25
    바보

    Ba-bo

    fool

    도도새는 사람을 두려워하지 않고 다가가다가 사냥을 당해 포르투갈어로 '바보'라는 이름을 얻었다.

    Do-do-sae-neun sa-ram-eul du-ryeo-wo-ha-ji anh-go da-ga-ga-da-ga sa-nyang-eul dang-hae pho-reu-thu-gal-eo-ro 'ba-bo'-ra-neun i-reum-eul eot-eot-da.

    The dodo bird was not afraid of people and was hunted when it approached, earning it the name 'fool' in Portuguese.

  • 26
    발휘하다

    Bal-hwi-ha-da

    exert

    군견과 경찰견들은 현장에서 탁월한 후각 능력을 발휘하여 범인을 검거한다.

    Gun-gyeon-gwa gyeong-chal-gyeon-deul-eun hyeon-jang-e-seo thak-wol-han hu-gak neung-ryeok-eul bal-hwi-ha-yeo beom-in-eul geom-geo-han-da.

    Military and police dogs use their excellent sense of smell to apprehend criminals at the scene.

  • 27
    밥상

    Bap-sang

    dining table

    우리 집 강아지는 식사 시간만 되면 밥상 밑에 얌전히 엎드려 기다린다.

    U-ri jip gang-a-ji-neun sik-sa si-gan-man doe-myeon bap-sang mit-e yam-jeon-hi eop-deu-ryeo gi-da-rin-da.

    When it's meal time, my dog quietly lies down under the table and waits.

  • 28
    배설물

    Bae-seol-mul

    excrement

    반려견과 함께 공원을 산책할 때는 배설물 봉투를 반드시 지참해야 한다.

    Ban-ryeo-gyeon-gwa ham-kke gong-won-eul san-chaek-hal ttae-neun bae-seol-mul bong-thu-reul ban-deu-si ji-cham-hae-ya han-da.

    When walking in the park with your dog, you must bring a waste bag.

  • 29
    번식하다

    Beon-sik-ha-da

    reproduce

    철새들은 따뜻한 봄이 되면 번식하기 위해 수천 킬로미터를 날아온다.

    Cheol-sae-deul-eun tta-tteut-han bom-i doe-myeon beon-sik-ha-gi wi-hae su-cheon khil-ro-mi-theo-reul nal-a-on-da.

    Migratory birds fly thousands of kilometers to breed in the warm spring.

  • 30
    베란다

    Be-ran-da

    veranda

    햇볕이 잘 드는 아파트 베란다에 초록 화초들을 가꾸며 미니 정원을 만들었다.

    Haet-byeot-i jal deu-neun a-pha-theu be-ran-da-e cho-rok hwa-cho-deul-eul ga-kku-myeo mi-ni jeong-won-eul man-deul-eot-da.

    I created a mini garden by growing green plants on the sunny apartment veranda.

  • 31
    병아리

    Byeong-a-ri

    chick

    알을 깨고 갓 태어난 노란 병아리들이 삐약삐약 울며 어미 닭을 졸졸 따랐다.

    Al-eul kkae-go gat thae-eo-nan no-ran byeong-a-ri-deul-i ppi-yak-ppi-yak ul-myeo eo-mi dak-eul jol-jol tta-rat-da.

    The yellow chicks that were just born from the eggs were crying and following their mother hen.

  • 32
    본능

    Bon-neung

    instinct

    야생 동물들은 위험이 닥치면 도망치거나 방어하는 생존 본능을 가지고 있다.

    Ya-saeng dong-mul-deul-eun wi-heom-i dak-chi-myeon do-mang-chi-geo-na bang-eo-ha-neun saeng-jon bon-neung-eul ga-ji-go it-da.

    Wild animals have a survival instinct to run away or defend themselves when danger arises.

  • 33
    불경기

    Bul-gyeong-gi

    recession

    극심한 불경기 속에서도 반려동물 관련 산업은 꾸준한 성장세를 이어가고 있다.

    Geuk-sim-han bul-gyeong-gi sok-e-seo-do ban-ryeo-dong-mul gwan-ryeon san-eop-eun kku-jun-han seong-jang-se-reul i-eo-ga-go it-da.

    Even amidst a severe recession, the pet-related industry continues to grow steadily.

  • 34
    비행 능력

    Bi-haeng neung-ryeok

    flight ability

    펭귄과 타조는 오랜 진화 과정을 거치며 날개의 비행 능력을 잃어버렸다.

    Pheng-gwin-gwa tha-jo-neun o-raen jin-hwa gwa-jeong-eul geo-chi-myeo nal-gae-ui bi-haeng neung-ryeok-eul ilh-eo-beo-ryeot-da.

    Penguins and ostriches lost their wings for flight over a long period of evolution.

  • 35
    사냥개

    Sa-nyang-gae

    hunting dog

    날렵한 몸집과 예리한 감각을 가진 사냥개가 사냥꾼을 도와 숲속을 수색했다.

    Nal-ryeop-han mom-jip-gwa ye-ri-han gam-gak-eul ga-jin sa-nyang-gae-ga sa-nyang-kkun-eul do-wa sup-sok-eul su-saek-haet-da.

    A hunting dog with a slim body and keen senses helped the hunter search the forest.

  • 36
    서커스

    Seo-kheo-seu

    circus

    최근에는 동물 학대 논란을 피하기 위해 동물이 등장하지 않는 첨단 서커스가 늘고 있다.

    Choe-geun-e-neun dong-mul hak-dae non-ran-eul phi-ha-gi wi-hae dong-mul-i deung-jang-ha-ji anh-neun cheom-dan seo-kheo-seu-ga neul-go it-da.

    Recently, cutting-edge circuses that do not feature animals are increasing in order to avoid controversy over animal abuse.

  • 37
    속다

    Sok-da

    deceived

    꽃의 화려한 색깔과 달콤한 향기에 속아 다가간 곤충이 덫에 걸려들었다.

    Kkot-ui hwa-ryeo-han saek-kkal-gwa dal-khom-han hyang-gi-e sok-a da-ga-gan gon-chung-i deot-e geol-ryeo-deul-eot-da.

    Insects that were deceived by the flower's bright colors and sweet scent were caught in the trap.

  • 38
    수족관

    Su-jok-gwan

    aquarium

    대형 수족관의 유리벽 너머로 거대한 상어와 가오리가 유유히 헤엄치고 있었다.

    Dae-hyeong su-jok-gwan-ui yu-ri-byeok neo-meo-ro geo-dae-han sang-eo-wa ga-o-ri-ga yu-yu-hi he-eom-chi-go it-eot-da.

    Huge sharks and stingrays were swimming leisurely beyond the glass wall of the large aquarium.

  • 39
    시각 장애인

    Si-gak jang-ae-in

    visually impaired

    훈련된 안내견은 시각 장애인이 안전하게 길을 건널 수 있도록 돕는다.

    Hun-ryeon-doen an-nae-gyeon-eun si-gak jang-ae-in-i an-jeon-ha-ge gil-eul geon-neol su it-do-rok dop-neun-da.

    Trained guide dogs help visually impaired people safely cross the street.

  • 40
    식물원

    Sik-mul-won

    botanical garden

    온실 식물원에는 전 세계에서 수집한 진귀하고 다양한 열대 식물들이 자라고 있다.

    On-sil sik-mul-won-e-neun jeon se-gye-e-seo su-jip-han jin-gwi-ha-go da-yang-han yeol-dae sik-mul-deul-i ja-ra-go it-da.

    The greenhouse botanical garden is home to a variety of rare tropical plants collected from all over the world.

  • 41
    신선하다

    Sin-seon-ha-da

    fresh

    화초들이 내뿜는 맑고 신선한 산소 덕분에 실내 공기가 한결 상쾌해졌다.

    Hwa-cho-deul-i nae-ppum-neun malg-go sin-seon-han san-so deok-bun-e sil-nae gong-gi-ga han-gyeol sang-khwae-hae-jyeot-da.

    Thanks to the clear and fresh oxygen emitted by the plants, the indoor air has become much fresher.

  • 42
    알을 낳다

    Al-eul nah-da

    lay eggs

    바다거북은 어두운 밤 모래사장으로 올라와 구덩이를 파고 수백 개의 알을 낳는다.

    Ba-da-geo-buk-eun eo-du-un bam mo-rae-sa-jang-eu-ro ol-ra-wa gu-deong-i-reul pha-go su-baek gae-ui al-eul nah-neun-da.

    Sea turtles come to the sandy beach at night, dig holes and lay hundreds of eggs.

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    애국심

    Ae-guk-sim

    patriotism

    국화인 무궁화는 오랜 세월 우리 민족의 애환을 함께하며 강한 애국심을 불러일으켰다.

    Guk-hwa-in mu-gung-hwa-neun o-raen se-wol u-ri min-jok-ui ae-hwan-eul ham-kke-ha-myeo gang-han ae-guk-sim-eul bul-reo-il-eu-khyeot-da.

    The national flower, the Rose of Sharon, has shared the joys and sorrows of our people for a long time and aroused strong patriotism.

  • 44
    애완견

    Ae-wan-gyeon

    pet dog

    예전에는 애완견이라 불렀지만 지금은 가족 구성원으로 여겨 반려견이라 부른다.

    Ye-jeon-e-neun ae-wan-gyeon-i-ra bul-reot-ji-man ji-geum-eun ga-jok gu-seong-won-eu-ro yeo-gyeo ban-ryeo-gyeon-i-ra bu-reun-da.

    In the past, they were called pet dogs, but now they are considered family members and are called companion dogs.

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    애완동물

    Ae-wan-dong-mul

    pet

    외로움을 달래기 위해 고양이나 강아지 등 애완동물을 키우는 사람들이 많아졌다.

    Oe-ro-um-eul dal-rae-gi wi-hae go-yang-i-na gang-a-ji deung ae-wan-dong-mul-eul khi-u-neun sa-ram-deul-i manh-a-jyeot-da.

    More and more people are raising pets such as cats and dogs to relieve loneliness.

  • 46
    앵무새

    Aeng-mu-sae

    parrot

    주인의 목소리와 말을 똑같이 흉내 내는 똑똑한 앵무새가 사람들의 사랑을 받았다.

    Ju-in-ui mok-so-ri-wa mal-eul ttok-gat-i hyung-nae nae-neun ttok-ttok-han aeng-mu-sae-ga sa-ram-deul-ui sa-rang-eul bat-at-da.

    A smart parrot that imitates its owner's voice and words was loved by people.

  • 47
    외로움을 달래다

    Oe-ro-um-eul dal-rae-da

    soothe loneliness

    혼자 사는 노인들은 반려동물에게 밥을 주고 교감하며 쓸쓸한 외로움을 달랜다.

    Hon-ja sa-neun no-in-deul-eun ban-ryeo-dong-mul-e-ge bap-eul ju-go gyo-gam-ha-myeo sseul-sseul-han oe-ro-um-eul dal-raen-da.

    Elderly people who live alone relieve their loneliness by feeding and interacting with their pets.

  • 48
    용감하다

    Yong-gam-ha-da

    brave

    화재 현장에서 짖어대며 잠든 주인을 깨워 구출해 낸 용감한 진돗개 이야기가 감동을 주었다.

    Hwa-jae hyeon-jang-e-seo jit-eo-dae-myeo jam-deun ju-in-eul kkae-wo gu-chul-hae naen yong-gam-han jin-dot-gae i-ya-gi-ga gam-dong-eul ju-eot-da.

    The story of a brave Jindo dog who woke up its sleeping owner and rescued him at the scene of a fire was moving.

  • 49
    원산지

    Won-san-ji

    country of origin

    이 독특한 선인장의 원산지는 남아메리카의 메마른 사막 지대이다.

    I dok-theuk-han seon-in-jang-ui won-san-ji-neun nam-a-me-ri-kha-ui me-ma-reun sa-mak ji-dae-i-da.

    This unique cactus is native to the dry desert regions of South America.

  • 50
    위기

    Wi-gi

    crisis

    서식지 파괴와 밀렵으로 인해 수많은 야생동물들이 멸종 위기에 처해 있다.

    Seo-sik-ji pha-goe-wa mil-ryeop-eu-ro in-hae su-manh-eun ya-saeng-dong-mul-deul-i myeol-jong wi-gi-e cheo-hae it-da.

    Many wild animals are at risk of extinction due to habitat destruction and poaching.

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    위협하다

    Wi-hyeop-ha-da

    threaten

    외래종 동식물의 급격한 번식은 토종 생태계의 서식을 심각하게 위협한다.

    Oe-rae-jong dong-sik-mul-ui geup-gyeok-han beon-sik-eun tho-jong saeng-thae-gye-ui seo-sik-eul sim-gak-ha-ge wi-hyeop-han-da.

    The rapid proliferation of exotic plants and animals seriously threatens the habitat of native ecosystems.

  • 52
    유령

    Yu-ryeong

    ghost

    과거에 멸종되어 사라진 생물들이 마치 유령처럼 박제되어 박물관에 남아 있다.

    Gwa-geo-e myeol-jong-doe-eo sa-ra-jin saeng-mul-deul-i ma-chi yu-ryeong-cheo-reom bak-je-doe-eo bang-mul-gwan-e nam-a it-da.

    Creatures that have become extinct in the past remain in museums, taxidermied like ghosts.

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    이름이 높다

    I-reum-i nop-da

    have a high name

    한국의 토종개인 진돗개는 주인에 대한 충성심과 영리함으로 세계적으로 이름이 높다.

    Han-guk-ui tho-jong-gae-in jin-dot-gae-neun ju-in-e dae-han chung-seong-sim-gwa yeong-ri-ham-eu-ro se-gye-jeok-eu-ro i-reum-i nop-da.

    The Jindo dog, a native Korean dog, is world-renowned for its loyalty to its owner and its cleverness.

  • 54
    인내심

    In-nae-sim

    patience

    반려동물의 배변 훈련을 시킬 때는 화내지 않고 인내심을 갖고 가르쳐야 한다.

    Ban-ryeo-dong-mul-ui bae-byeon hun-ryeon-eul si-khil ttae-neun hwa-nae-ji anh-go in-nae-sim-eul gat-go ga-reu-chyeo-ya han-da.

    When potty training your pet, you must teach with patience and without getting angry.

  • 55
    인도양

    In-do-yang

    indian ocean

    인도양의 따뜻하고 맑은 산호초 바다에는 형형색색의 열대어들이 서식한다.

    In-do-yang-ui tta-tteut-ha-go malg-eun san-ho-cho ba-da-e-neun hyeong-hyeong-saek-saek-ui yeol-dae-eo-deul-i seo-sik-han-da.

    Colorful tropical fish live in the warm, clear coral reef waters of the Indian Ocean.

  • 56
    임산부

    Im-san-bu

    pregnant woman

    임산부에게 심리적 안정감을 주기 위해 공기 정화 화초를 침실에 두었다.

    Im-san-bu-e-ge sim-ri-jeok an-jeong-gam-eul ju-gi wi-hae gong-gi jeong-hwa hwa-cho-reul chim-sil-e du-eot-da.

    To provide psychological stability to pregnant women, air purifying plants were placed in the bedroom.

  • 57
    자식

    Ja-sik

    child

    어미 동물은 목숨을 걸고 사나운 맹수로부터 자식을 지켜내는 모성애를 보인다.

    Eo-mi dong-mul-eun mok-sum-eul geol-go sa-na-un maeng-su-ro-bu-teo ja-sik-eul ji-kyeo-nae-neun mo-seong-ae-reul bo-in-da.

    Mother animals show maternal love by risking their lives to protect their children from ferocious beasts.

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    장식등

    Jang-sik-deung

    decorative lights

    베란다의 화초들 사이에 은은한 장식등을 달아 밤에도 아늑한 정원 분위기를 연출했다.

    Be-ran-da-ui hwa-cho-deul sa-i-e eun-eun-han jang-sik-deung-eul dal-a bam-e-do a-neuk-han jeong-won bun-wi-gi-reul yeon-chul-haet-da.

    Soft decorative lights were hung between the plants on the veranda to create a cozy garden atmosphere even at night.

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    정서적으로 안정되다

    Jeong-seo-jeog-eu-ro an-jeong-doe-da

    be emotionally stable

    아이들이 식물을 직접 키우고 보살피면서 정서적으로 크게 안정되었다.

    A-i-deul-i sik-mul-eul jik-jeop khi-u-go bo-sal-phi-myeon-seo jeong-seo-jeok-eu-ro kheu-ge an-jeong-doe-eot-da.

    As the children grew and cared for the plants themselves, they became emotionally more stable.

  • 60
    줄기

    Jul-gi

    stem

    담쟁이덩굴의 질긴 줄기가 붉은 벽돌 담장을 타고 높이 뻗어 올라갔다.

    Dam-jaeng-i-deong-gul-ui jil-gin jul-gi-ga bulk-eun byeok-dol dam-jang-eul tha-go nop-i ppeot-eo ol-ra-gat-da.

    The tough stems of ivy grew high up the red brick wall.

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    진돗개

    Jin-dot-gae

    Jindo dog

    진돗개는 한 번 맺은 주인을 평생 잊지 않는 충직한 성품으로 널리 알려져 있다.

    Jin-dot-gae-neun han beon maej-eun ju-in-eul phyeong-saeng ij-ji anh-neun chung-jik-han seong-phum-eu-ro neol-ri al-ryeo-jyeo it-da.

    Jindo dogs are widely known for their loyal nature and never forget their owners.

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    진화하다

    Jin-hwa-ha-da

    evolve

    식물들은 건조한 사막 환경에 적응하기 위해 잎을 가시로 진화시켰다.

    Sik-mul-deul-eun geon-jo-han sa-mak hwan-gyeong-e jeok-eung-ha-gi wi-hae ip-eul ga-si-ro jin-hwa-si-khyeot-da.

    Plants evolved leaves with spines to adapt to the dry desert environment.

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    집을 지키다

    Jip-eul ji-khi-da

    guard the house

    시골 마당의 듬직한 개는 낯선 사람이 다가오면 크게 짖어 집을 철저히 지켰다.

    Si-gol ma-dang-ui deum-jik-han gae-neun nat-seon sa-ram-i da-ga-o-myeon kheu-ge jit-eo jib-eul cheol-jeo-hi ji-kyeot-da.

    The reliable dog in the country yard strictly guarded the house by barking loudly when a stranger approached.

  • 64
    짖다

    Jit-da

    bark

    낯선 방문객의 발자국 소리가 들리자 대문 앞 강아지가 힘차게 짖기 시작했다.

    Nat-seon bang-mun-gaek-ui bal-ja-guk so-ri-ga deul-ri-ja dae-mun ap gang-a-ji-ga him-cha-ge jit-gi si-jak-haet-da.

    When the footsteps of an unfamiliar visitor were heard, the dog in front of the gate began barking vigorously.

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    차츰

    Cha-cheum

    Gradually

    처음에는 사람을 경계하던 유기묘가 차츰 마음의 문을 열고 다가왔다.

    Cheo-eum-e-neun sa-ram-eul gyeong-gye-ha-deon yu-gi-myo-ga cha-cheum ma-eum-ui mun-eul yeol-go da-ga-wat-da.

    Yugimyo, who was wary of people at first, gradually opened his heart and approached me.

  • 66
    참고로

    Cham-go-ro

    For reference

    참고로 이 식물은 직사광선을 싫어하므로 그늘진 곳에서 키우는 것이 좋습니다.

    Cham-go-ro i sik-mul-eun jik-sa-gwang-seon-eul silh-eo-ha-meu-ro geu-neul-jin got-e-seo khi-u-neun geot-i joh-seum-ni-da.

    Please note that this plant does not like direct sunlight, so it is best to grow it in a shady place.

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    챙겨주다

    Chaeng-gyeo-ju-da

    take care of

    주인은 매일 아침 잊지 않고 신선한 사료와 깨끗한 물을 챙겨주었다.

    Ju-in-eun mae-il a-chim ij-ji anh-go sin-seon-han sa-ryo-wa kkae-kkeut-han mul-eul chaeng-gyeo-ju-eot-da.

    The owner never forgot to provide fresh feed and clean water every morning.

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    충성심

    Chung-seong-sim

    loyalty

    주인이 세상을 떠난 뒤에도 묘소를 지키는 충견의 눈물겨운 충성심이 보도되었다.

    Ju-in-i se-sang-eul tteo-nan dwi-e-do myo-so-reul ji-khi-neun chung-gyeon-ui nun-mul-gyeo-un chung-seong-sim-i bo-do-doe-eot-da.

    The tearful loyalty of a loyal dog guarding a gravesite even after its owner passed away was reported.

  • 69
    타조

    Tha-jo

    ostrich

    타조는 날지는 못하지만 시속 70킬로미터가 넘는 엄청난 속도로 달릴 수 있다.

    Tha-jo-neun nal-ji-neun mot-ha-ji-man si-sok chil-sip khil-ro-mi-theo-ga neom-neun eom-cheong-nan sok-do-ro dal-ril su it-da.

    Ostriches cannot fly, but they can run at incredible speeds of over 70 kilometers per hour.

  • 70
    털

    Theol

    fur

    겨울철이 다가오자 동물들은 추위를 견디기 위해 부드럽고 빽빽한 털을 기른다.

    Gyeo-ul-cheol-i da-ga-o-ja dong-mul-deul-eun chu-wi-reul gyeon-di-gi wi-hae bu-deu-reop-go ppaek-ppaek-han theol-eul gi-reun-da.

    As winter approaches, animals grow soft, dense fur to withstand the cold.

  • 71
    펭귄

    Pheng-gwin

    penguin

    혹독한 남극의 눈보라 속에서 펭귄들은 서로 몸을 밀착하여 체온을 나눈다.

    Hok-dok-han nam-geuk-ui nun-bo-ra sok-e-seo pheng-gwin-deul-eun seo-ro mom-eul mil-chak-ha-yeo che-on-eul na-nun-da.

    In the harsh Antarctic snowstorm, penguins cling to each other to share body heat.

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    평생

    Phyeong-saeng

    lifetime

    반려동물을 입양할 때는 평생 책임을 지겠다는 굳은 각오가 반드시 필요하다.

    Ban-ryeo-dong-mul-eul ip-yang-hal ttae-neun phyeong-saeng chaek-im-eul ji-get-da-neun gut-eun gak-o-ga ban-deu-si phyil-yo-ha-da.

    When adopting a pet, you must have a firm determination to take responsibility for it for the rest of its life.

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    평화롭다

    Phyeong-hwa-rop-da

    It's peaceful

    푸른 초원 위에서 양 떼가 한가롭게 풀을 뜯는 모습이 참으로 평화롭다.

    Phu-reun cho-won wi-e-seo yang tte-ga han-ga-rop-ge phul-eul tteut-neun mo-seup-i cham-eu-ro pyeong-hwa-rop-da.

    It is truly peaceful to see a flock of sheep grazing leisurely on a green meadow.

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    포르투갈

    Pho-reu-thu-gal

    portugal

    과거 포르투갈 항해사들은 인도양을 항해하던 중 모리셔스 섬을 발견했다.

    Gwa-geo pho-reu-thu-gal hang-hae-sa-deul-eun in-do-yang-eul hang-hae-ha-deon jung mo-ri-syeo-seu seom-eul bal-gyeon-haet-da.

    In the past, Portuguese navigators discovered the island of Mauritius while sailing in the Indian Ocean.

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    학대하다

    Hak-dae-ha-da

    abuse

    말 못 하는 동물을 방치하거나 학대하는 행위는 법적으로 엄히 처벌받는다.

    Mal mot ha-neun dong-mul-eul bang-chi-ha-geo-na hak-dae-ha-neun haeng-wi-neun beop-jeok-eu-ro eom-hi cheo-beol-bat-neun-da.

    Neglecting or abusing dumb animals is severely punished by law.

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    항해

    Hang-hae

    sailing

    오랜 항해 끝에 미지의 대륙에 도착한 탐험가들은 진귀한 야생동식물들을 목격했다.

    O-raen hang-hae kkeut-e mi-ji-ui dae-ryuk-e do-chak-han tham-heom-ga-deul-eun jin-gwi-han ya-saeng-dong-sik-mul-deul-eul mok-gyeok-haet-da.

    The explorers who arrived on the unknown continent after a long voyage witnessed rare wild animals and plants.

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    해몽

    Hae-mong

    Interpretation

    돼지나 용이 나오는 꿈을 꾼 사람들은 재물이 들어올 길몽이라며 해몽을 즐긴다.

    Dwae-ji-na yong-i na-o-neun kkum-eul kkun sa-ram-deul-eun jae-mul-i deul-eo-ol gil-mong-i-ra-myeo hae-mong-eul jeul-gin-da.

    People who dream of pigs or dragons enjoy interpreting the dream, saying it is a good dream that will bring them wealth.

  • 78
    호기심

    Ho-gi-sim

    curiosity

    호기심이 많은 아기 고양이는 방 안의 모든 물건을 킁킁거리며 냄새를 맡았다.

    Ho-gi-sim-i manh-eun a-gi go-yang-i-neun bang an-ui mo-deun mul-geon-eul kheung-kheung-geo-ri-myeo naem-sae-reul mat-at-da.

    The curious kitten sniffed all the objects in the room.

  • 79
    화초

    Hwa-cho

    flower

    거실 창가에 놓인 화초들은 집 안 분위기를 한층 싱그럽게 만들어 준다.

    Geo-sil chang-ga-e noh-in hwa-cho-deul-eun jip an bun-wi-gi-reul han-cheung sing-geu-reop-ge man-deul-eo jun-da.

    The plants placed by the living room window make the atmosphere in the house more refreshing.

  • 80
    황색

    Hwang-saek

    yellow

    선명한 황색 깃털을 가진 희귀한 새가 나뭇가지 위에 앉아 지저귀었다.

    Seon-myeong-han hwang-saek git-theol-eul ga-jin hui-gwi-han sae-ga na-mut-ga-ji wi-e an-ja ji-jeo-gwi-eot-da.

    A rare bird with bright yellow feathers sat on a tree branch and chirped.

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    훈련시키다

    Hun-ryeon-si-khi-da

    train

    전문 조련사는 구조견이 재난 현장에서 인명을 신속히 찾을 수 있도록 훈련시켰다.

    Jeon-mun jo-ryeon-sa-neun gu-jo-gyeon-i jae-nan hyeon-jang-e-seo in-myeong-eul sin-sok-hi chat-eul su it-do-rok hun-ryeon-si-khyeot-da.

    Professional trainers trained rescue dogs to quickly find people at disaster sites.

  • 82
    훈장

    Hun-jang

    medal

    수많은 인명을 구조해 낸 용감한 인명구조견에게 동물 최초로 명예 훈장이 수여되었다.

    Su-manh-eun in-myeong-eul gu-jo-hae naen yong-gam-han in-myeong-gu-jo-gyeon-e-ge dong-mul choe-cho-ro myeong-ye hun-jang-i su-yeo-doe-eot-da.

    A brave lifesaving dog that has saved countless lives has been awarded the Medal of Honor, the first animal to do so.