[영단어] 입이트이는 영어 보카(1) #EBS입트영

 

[영단어] 입이트이는 영어 보카(1) #EBS입트영

CHAPTER 1. 일상생활(집 안에서)
DAY 01 하루 일과

daily routine /일상

Excercise has become a part of my daily routine

go off /알람이 울리다

The alarm should go off automatically as soon as smoke is detected.

wake up /잠에서 깨다

Wake up, sleeppyhead!

oversleep /늦잠자다

I forgot to set my alarm and overslept.

make the one's bed /잠자리를 정리하다

I make my bed everyday.

sip /한 모금

She bit into a croissant and took a sip of coffee.

get to / ~에 도착하다

I took a short cut to get to school.

nap / 낮잠

Go take a nap. I'll cover for you untill you return.

knock off / 일을 해치우다, 그만두다

I feel like knocking off early today.

leave / 떠나다

I love Fridays because I leave work early.

relax / 휴식을취하다

When I'm tired, I like to relax into a deep armchair.

night owl /저녁형 인간

I'm a night owl and seldime go to bed until after midnight.

Monday blues /월요병

I'm feeling sluggish today because of the Monday blues.

hump day /수요일

After hump day, the weekend gets closer.

 

DAY 02 집 구하기

lease /임대하다. 임차하다.

They leased the land from a local farmer.

contract /계약

My contract runs out in September.

expire /만료되다

Your passport will expire ten years from the issue date.

renew /연장하다. 갱신하다.

Remind me to renew my dirver's license. It will expire next month.

go house hunting /집을 구하러 다니다

When you go house hunting with a real esstate agent, you can feel free to look around a house.

agent /부동산중개인

The real estate agent had pictures of house from the outside but none of its interior.

studio /원룸(아파트)

I recommend a studio apartment for a single man.

utility /공공시설, 공공요금

We cannot pay for rent and untilities with our current salary.

landlord /집주인, 입대인

The landlord had promised to renovate the house before we moved in.

tenant /세입자, 임차인

The tenant must ask for permission from the landlord prior to making any changes to the apartment.

furnished /가구가 비치된

They're renting a furnished apartment on the third floor.

mortgage /주택담보대출

Your mortgate will be repaid over 30 years.

preferably /이왕이면, 오히려

We're looking for a new house, preferably one near the school.

sublet /재임대하다

There is a clause in the contract forbidding tenants to sublet.

 

DAY 03 집수리

maintenance /유지,보수

The article offers tips on cutting down your house maintenance costs.

inspects /점검하다. 검사하다.

We hired someone to inspect our roof fot leaks.

plumber /배관공

The plumber came to mend the burst price.

skilled /숙련된, 전문적인

A skilled technician takes years to train.

exterior /외부의

The exterior walls need a new coat of paint.

clogged /막힌

The pipes are clogged with rubbish.

crack /금, 균열

I noticed a crack in the ceiling.

overflow /~에서 넘쳐흐르다

The sink overflowed and the kitchen was swamped.

leak /액체,기체가 새는 곳, 누출

There's a leak in the roof - the rain's coming in.

renovate /개조하다. 보수하다.

It will take over a year to renovate the historic hotel.

toilet /변기, 화장실

Have you flushed the toilet?

mold /곰팡이

How do you remove mold stains from the wall?

stuck /꽌낀, 움질일수 없는

Be careful when you remove a stuck light bulb.

unscrew /돌려서 빼다

You'll have to unscrew the handle to paint the door.

DAY 04 집안일

household chores /집안일

The difficult household chores made her hands rough.

tidy /깔끔한

Everything in the houes was neat and tidy.

dust /먼지

There was a layer of dust on the table.

air out /환기시키다.

Don't forget to air out the bathroom after you clean it.

vaccum /진공청소기로 청소하다.

On Saturdays, we dust and vaccum.

wipe /닦다. 닦아 없애다.

Wipe your feet on the mat before you come inside.

pile up /쌓이다. 양이많아지다

Look at the dirty dirty dishes piling up in the sink.

drying rack /건조대

This spaec-efficient drying rack provides plenty of room to hang clothes.

laundry /세탁, 세탁물

She did the laundry and hung it out to dry.

take out /박에 내놓다.

It's your turn to take out the garbage.

recyclable /재활용 가능한

Some plastic and glass bottles are recyclable.

regularly /정기적으로

Regularly check to see if fridge and freezer doors are closed.

grocery /식료품

The cashier checked out the groceries.

equally /동등하게

Teenagers should share the housework equally with their parents.

 

DAY 05 식생활

meal /식사

Lunch is his main meal of the day.

home-cooked /가정에서 요리한

After a week on the road, he couldn't wait to have a home-cooked meal.

bite /소량의 음식, 한입

Let's grab a bite to eat before we go.

full /배부른

No more for me, thanks - I'm full.

starve /배고프다. 굶주리다

Let's get something to eat; I'm starving.

loftovers /남은 음식

Everyone was hungry, so there were no leftovers.

picky /까다로운

He is always very picky about food.

portion /몫, 1인분

She only eats a small portion of food.

bland /특별한 맛이 안나는, 자극적이지 않은

The wine tastes as bland as water.

balanced /균형잡힌 

Experts agree that a balanced diet is a key to great health.

ingredient /재료, 성분

Get all the ingredient together before you start cooking.

chop /자르다

Chop the celery and add it to the salad.

batter /반죽

The batter rises as it bakers.

nutritious /영양가가 높은

Wholewheat bread is more nutritious than white bread.

DAY 06 옷

put on /입다. 쓰다. 바르다.

He turned off the television, put on his coat and walked out.

take off /벗다.

Take off your clothes ; they're very wet.

dress up /차려입다

You don't need to dress up just to go to a pub ; jeans and a T-shirt will do.

iron /다림질하다.

You should damp clothes before ironing them.

tight /꽉 끼는

These trousers are a bit tight around my waist.

staple /주된, 주요한

Jeans are a staple part of everyone's wardrobe.

sew /바느질하다.

She used a needle to sew the button onto the shirt.

mend /수선하다. 고치다.

Can you mend the hole in my shirt?

wardrobe /옷장

Can you hang these in the wardrobe,please?

neatly /깨긋이, 말쑥하게

His clothes are all neatly folded in the drawers.

comfortable /편안한

Her preference is for comfortable clothes rather than stylish ones.

worn-out /닳아서 해진

All the worn-out clothes have been neatly patched up.

lint /보푸라기

He picked lint from his pants and rolled it into a ball.

look good on /~에게 잘 어울린다.

Gold looks good on people with dark hair.