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6 괜찮아! 어휘편

1 Address

1 주소

The particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated.

1) There was room for the inscription of the potter’s signature and address.

2 다루다 / 처리하다 / 고심하다

Think about and begin to deal with (an issue or problem).

1) She firmly addressed the political atmosphere.

2) Control of threat to validity can be addressed by using an experimenter with objectivity.

3) Environmental problems can be addressed by slowing the growth of the human population.

4) The issue of funding has yet to be addressed.

5) We need to gauge neighborhood support and address legitimate concerns.

Chapter 1. 어휘 - 1. 이미지를 확장시켜야 할 어휘들 7

3 연설하다 / 말하다 / 전달하다 / 부르다

Speak to or name someone. / Say or write remarks or a protest to.

1) If you address employees, you shouldn’t call them as laborers.

2) The principal was energetically addressing students, talking of the challenges and thrills of high school life.

3) He addressed a few introductory remarks to the audience.

4) Kindly address your remarks to them, Mr. Smith.

5) Public debater primarily addresses the audience, and not the opponent.

6) The doctors addressed their concerns to both the committee and the ministry.

7) I want to address some remarks to him, and I hope he is listening to this debate.

8) Unable to see who had spoken I addressed my remarks to the whole crowd.

9) The writer addressed a letter to the director of the CNN.

10) The workers have to address their demands to the management of the company directly.


4 전념하다 (Address oneself to)

To give one’s full attention to.

1) Please address yourself to these current, pressing problems.

2) Though he was shy he addressed himself to her.

3) If one addresses oneself to that question, the answer is obvious.

4) She addressed herself to fundraising.


[Challenge]

1. On the whole, general sentences in the book now became longer and more metaphorical, and the translator began to address difficult issues of interpretation.

2. Addressing the students, he spoke about the need to protect the environment and the hazards of pollution.

3. It took Ji-na long time to even get Nancy to call her by her name instead of addressing her as ‘Mrs. Kim’.

4. They should be addressing their messages to the American public that is unaware of the consequences of US foreign policy, not to each other.

5. I needed to address myself to the burst pipe in my basement — that’s why I didn’t attend the dinner party.


Attend2

1 몸이 가다 / 참석하다

Be present at (an event, meeting, or function).

1) I went to attend a state university and I began to write about my disappearing dreams and new dreams.

2) Some people attend the cinema and(or) watch DVDs on a regular basis.

3) Students have to remember to do their homework and to attend important meetings.

2 참석 (Attendance)

The action or state of going regularly to or being present at a place or event.

1) Attendance at lectures is compulsory.

2) I would like to remind parents of the importance of daily school attendance.

3) The aim was to make the youngsters more motivated and improve their attendance at school.


3 마음이 가다 / 돌보다 (Attend to)

Give practical help and care to; look after.

1) Readers would not simply attend to the poet’s work.

2) Where people look reveals what environmental information they are attending to.

3) There are more serious matters to be attended to today.

4) The government recognized his devotion to attending to needy people.

5) The main thing is to attend to the injured.

4 관심 (Attention)

Notice taken of someone or something.

1) Use empathy to pay more attention to people around you.

2) What is the most important thing that deserves my attention?

3) They had been trapped for so long that their first priority was to get medical attention.

5 직원 (Attendant)

A person employed to provide a service.

1) Catlyn saw an attendant who reminded her of her mother.

2) Recently on a flight to Asia, Debbie was warmly greeted by all of the flight attendants.

3) Police officers are injured no more often than motel clerks or service station attendants.


[Challenge]

1. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting as it is something which affects all the community.

2. All three retirees plan to relax and complete chores they haven’t managed to attend to during their lengthy careers.

3. In every chapter of this book, he assembles the examples with great care, attending to the nuances of words.

4. The company has been recognising perfect attendances in its employees for over 20 years.

5. We have teachers who would rather not be bothered with those who need extra attention and care.


Appreciate 3

1 감사하다

Be grateful for.

1) I appreciate your support of my tuition and your faith in me.

2) Survival stories like Mike’s make people appreciate what they have.

3) I am going to tell Mom that I appreciate all the things she did.

4) I would appreciate it if you could resolve this matter quickly.


2 제대로 이해하다

Understand (a situation) fully or recognize the full worth of.

1) It is difficult to appreciate what a temperature of 20,000,000°C means.

2) African American culture appreciates a greater flexibility of gender roles.

3) Looking at the world through art, we come to appreciate it from different perspectives.

4) Gimchi Taco allowed me to appreciate how street food plays an important cultural role.

5) After the trip, I learned to appreciate the beauty of nature and old traditions.

6) Now that you are familiar with the story, you are more likely to appreciate it.

7) Twin sirens tempt those seeking to appreciate the past onto the reefs of misunderstanding.


[Challenge]

1. We can’t all appreciate each other’s good qualities and realize we’ve all got room for improvement as well.

2. Everyone is capable of appreciating the highest works of art, whatever their class or ethnic background.

3. Some people love working outdoors and appreciate the fact that they are not sitting at a desk all day.


Assume4

1 가정하다

Suppose to be the case, without proof.

1) Economists simply assume that the human mind works like a calculator.

2) Everyone would like to assume that their wonderful, creative ideas will sell themselves.

3) It is assumed that singing involves bodily movement.

4) It was generally assumed that the first humans took a northerly route to leave the African continent.

5) Restoration assumes that one can recreate an artist’s original intent and product.

6) One might assume that to be always in touch and never alone is important.

7) Plato and Tolstoy both assume that certain works have certain effects.


8) They see that ‘A’ happened before ‘B’, so they mistakenly assume that ‘A’ caused ‘B’.

9) We tend to assume that the way to get more time is to speed up.

10) The overconfident people assume that they’ll be able to control themselves in situations in which they can’t.

2 취하다 / 가지다 / 떠맡다

Take or begin to have.

1) The financial condition in Korea assumed enormous importance.

2) Each leaf assumes beautiful appearance and effective operations.

3) The tribal member at birth assumes the soul and identity of a part of nature.

4) The authors assume full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the ideas.

5) By assuming the responsibilities of being primary caregivers to children, we express an inborn desire to teach.

6) It is only when a political issue affects the welfare of those in a particular group that identity assumes importance.

3 가정 (Assumption)

A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.

1) The assumption behind those theories is that disagreement is wrong.

2) Until we have that evidence, it is better to believe that the assumption is false.


3) What if the casual observation leads to false assumptions?

4) Picasso’s work challenges your assumptions about how space and objects are used.

5) There is an incorrect assumption that ecological buildings have to be far more expensive.

6) They make the false assumption that because it’s popular it must be good.

7) The assumption that competition is the opposite of cooperation is missing something crucial.

8) Some consequences of this unconscious assumption that “good-looking equals good” scare me.

4 취하는 것 / 가지는 것 / 떠맡는 것 (Assumption)

The action of taking on power or responsibility.

1) Good intentions are necessary for any assumption of power.

2) Surrender is not the same as assumption of passivity.

3) The event of becoming an adult is joined with the assumption of job responsibilities.

4) The assumption of responsibility gives rise to a relationship of trust and confidence.

5) Upon Donald Trump’s assumption of the presidency he immediately arranged to visit Moscow.


[Challenge]

1. Obviously the police haven’t confirmed yet whether the guy was involved in the crime, but I suppose one can reasonably assume that he was.

2. A modern scientist assumes that knowledge is always good, and this assumption of goodness leads to an optimistic outlook.

3. She assumed the false name of Carol Jones and was living in New York with her mother.

4. The party proposed that the state assume responsibility for full employment based on a minimum wage related to the cost of living.

5. A state of emergency is declared and the army threatens to assume control if order is not restored.

6. Taste is based upon a certain set of assumptions about what is good or bad in the world.


Charge 5

1 (가격을) 청구(하다)

Demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied.

1) Wedding planners may charge an hourly fee of up to $150.

2) He charged me five dollars for the wine.

3) For the amount of money they charge for the ticket, the service should be much better.

4) Do you think national museums should charge for admission?

5) Customers who complained after receiving the worse service and being charged the higher price were offered a refund.

6) Our standard charge for a letter is $25.

신규


2 고소(하다)

Formally accuse (someone) of something, especially an offence under law.

1) They were charged with assault.

2) Several people were arrested but nobody was charged.

3) He was subsequently charged with a disciplinary offence, but was cleared following a hearing in May.

4) He appeared in court on a charge of attempted murder.

3 임무(를 맡기다)

Entrust (someone) with a task as a duty or responsibility.

1) The committee was charged with reshaping the educational system.

2) Every player is charged with the responsibility of making the performance an engaging experience for both the cast and the audience.

3) Governments are charged with a difficult responsibility of balancing economic development against environmental damage.

4) His charge was to obtain specific information.


4 채우다

Load or fill to the full or proper extent.

1) Please charge your glasses and drink a toast to the bride and groom!

2) Trevor sighed and hung up the phone, and started charging his gun.

3) Before use, the battery must be charged.

4) The room was charged with hatred.


[Challenge]

1. Of the 126 who responded, 81 percent agreed that it was reasonable for the council to charge an adequate amount for services provided.

2. If someone is charged with an offence then they must face the full impact of the law.

3. The commissions are charged to protect and conserve the lands and environment of the state.

4. The issue has become so politically charged that it is hard to view dispassionately.

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