이미지 구성

[다음엔]

 아래 싸이트는 영어 이미지 사전을 체계적으로 잘 알려주는 곳

입니다!!

(이 사이트에 들어가서 공부하실때도 네이버 툴바를 설치하면 

발음지원및 마우스 가리키는 대로 단어해석가능함!!)

http://visual.merriam-webster.com/

복잡한 단어 체계를 낱개로 하나 하나 모아서 단어장을 만들기란

 막대한 시간과 노력을 요구합니다

 단어는 서로 연관이 있고 알파벳의  적절한 배합이라는 기준으로

볼때 어느 곳에 소속된 개체입니다

바윗돌 깨뜨려 돌덩이, 돌덩이 깨뜨려 자갈돌, 자갈돌 깨뜨려 모래라,

라는 동요처럼 모여 있을때 하나지만 나누면 수 천, 수 만개의 모래라는

사실입니다.

우리의 시야를 확대하여 단어들을  같은 종류별 구룹별 이미지별로

또는 규칙과 순서를 효율적으로 정하여 큰 항아리에 긴 호수로 한 번 빨아들

이면 호수를 통해서 항아리보다 낮은 곳으로 물이 다 빨려 나오는 이치대로

단어가 자연스럽게 기억 되게 할 수는 없을까 생각해 봅니다.

그렇게 되려면 단어를 구룹별로 이미지화 해서 모아 놓아야 합니다 

반대로 네모난  박스에 돌과 조약돌과 모래를 효율적으로 많이 채우려면

 모래와 자갈과 돌을 순서를 잘 정해서 넣어야 합니다

일단  큰 순위로 돌을 넣고 조약돌을 넣고 모래를 넣으면 틈새로 자리를 잡아

가면 많이 채울 수 있습니다.

조화롭게 구성된 이미지는 한 장에 많은 단어가 나오며

우리가 집안의 모든 사물을 수시로 보게 되는 것처럼 함께 모여 있고

관련성이 있으므로 암기가 용이 합니다.

 

anterior view

shoulder  어깨, 짊어지다

Upper limb joint articulating with the thorax; extremely mobile, the shoulder is capable of a wide range of movements.

shoulder

knee   무릎

Joint that articutes the thighbone (femur) with the lower section of the leg (tibia).

pubis  치골

Triangular protuberance of the lower abdomen; it is covered with hair at puberty.

navel  배꼽,중심

Scar in the shape of a small round depression, the result of severing the umbilical cord that connected the fetus to the mother.

toe  발가락

Each of the five terminal parts of the foot formed of various articulated bones and ending in a nail.

foot  발

Terminal part of the lower limb enabling upright stance and walking.

foot protection  안전화

foot

breast  가슴,유방

Anterior section of the thorax containing the nipple; unlike in the female, the breast plays no role in the male.

nipple  젖꼭지

Cone-shaped or cylindrical erectile protuberance of the breast surrounded by a pigmented area (areola).

ear  귀,청각

Organ of hearing that collects sounds; the inner ear is also the organ of equilibrium.

pinna

temple  관자놀이

Lateral portion of the head between the forehead, eye, cheek and ear.

forehead  이마

Upper portion of the face between the eyebrows and the hair roots and extending between the temples.

ankle  발목

Joint of the foot articulating with the leg, forming internal (tibia) and external (ulna) lateral protuberances.

groin  사타구니,샅

Depression resulting from the juncture of the lower abdomen and the thigh.

abdomen  배

Soft part forming the lower portion of the trunk and containing various organs of the digestive, urinary and reproductive systems.

digestive system 소화기 계통

thorax  흉부

Bony cage forming the upper portion of the trunk and containing the major respiratory and circulatory organs (lungs, heart).

respiratory system 호흡기계

armpit  겨드랑이

Depression located beneath the shoulder between the arm and the thorax and covered with hair at puberty.

Adam’s apple  성대

Protuberance of a man’s neck formed by the juncture of two strips of cartilage from the larynx.

face  얼굴

Front portion of the head bounded by the hair, ears and chin.

skull  두개골

Bony structure enclosing and protecting the brain.

lateral view of skull  옆면 두개골 모양

instep  발등

Upper portion of the foot between the metatarsus and the ankle.

microtubule  미소관

Cylindrical structure supporting the cell and allowing organelles and substances inside the cell to move about.

cilium  속눈썹

Filament-like extension of the cytoplasmic membrane allowing the cell and certain substances on its surface to move about.

microfilament  미세섬유

Rod-shaped structure supporting the cell and giving it its shape.

peroxisome  페록시솜

Organelle containing enzymes that neutralize the cell’s toxic substances.

cell membrane  세포막

The cell’s flexible outer casing; it separates the cell from the surrounding environment and works as a filter to control the entry and exit of certain substances.

chromatin  염색질

Mass of very fine filaments of DNA, the genetic material of the cell; it is compressed into chromosomes during cell division.

nucleus  핵,세포핵

Organelle containing a cell’s genes and controlling its activities.

ribosome  리보솜

Organelle, free or attached to the endoplasmic reticulum, producing proteins essential to the constitution and functioning of living beings.

endoplasmic reticulum  세포질 망상구조

Organelle formed of walls to which the ribosomes are attached.

mitochondrion  미토콘드리아

Ovoid organelle that produces the energy necessary for cell activity.

cytoplasm  세포질

Clear gelatinous substance surrounding the various cellular structures.

vacuole  공포,소강

Spherical cavity containing water, waste and various substances required by the cell.

lysosome  리소좀

Small spheroid organ containing enzymes that break down food, spent cell components and other harmful substances that have been absorbed.

nuclear envelope  핵막

Envelope formed of two layers surrounding the nucleus and pierced with small holes, which allow exchanges between the cytoplasm and the nucleus.

nucleolus  인,핵소체

Small spherical body located inside the nucleus, within which the ribosomes, or protein-synthesizing structures, are produced.

centriole  중심소체

Structure consisting of small rods that play a major role in cell division. Each cell usually contains two.

Golgi apparatus

Organelle composed of a series of pockets that receive proteins produced by the ribosomes and either transport them outside the cell or to other organelles.

 

 

 

hand  손

Terminal part of the upper limb having a tactile and prehensile function, with a thumb opposable to the other fingers.

 

back

Outer part of the hand corresponding to the metacarpus and located between the wrist and the proximal phalanges of the fingers.

fingernail

Hard corneous plate covering and protecting the back of the distal phalanx; it also has a prehensile function and is continually growing.

lunula

Whitish section between the root and the body of the nail corresponding to the visible front portion of the matrix.

wrist

Joint of the hand (carpus) articulating with the forearm (radius); it mainly enables the hand to flex and extend.

wrist

palm

Inner portion of the hand corresponding to the metacarpus and located between the wrist and the proximal phalanges of the fingers.

thumb

First digit of the hand formed of two phalanges; short and strong, it moves in such a way that it is opposable to the other digits, thereby enabling grasping.

finger

index finger

Second digit of the hand used to point, hence its name.

finger

middle finger

Third and longest digit of the hand.

finger

third finger

Fourth digit of the hand. Rings are worn on this finger, hence it is also called the ring finger.

finger

little finger

Last and smallest of the fingers of the hand.

finger

 

mouth

Anterior cavity of the digestive tract; it has a role in ingesting food, tasting, breathing and speaking.

 

lower lip

Movable muscular fold forming the lower contour of the mouth.

inferior dental arch

Arch formed by the set of teeth of the mandible.

tongue

Flexible muscular structure of the oral cavity; it helps in tasting, masticating and ingesting food, and also facilitates speech.

taste receptors

dorsum of tongue

commissure of lips of mouth

Each of the two juncture points of the upper and lower lips.

isthmus of fauces

Orifice by which the mouth connects with the pharynx (meeting point of the respiratory and digestive tracts) enabling food to reach the esophagus.

superior dental arch

Arch formed by the set of teeth of the maxilla.

human denture

upper lip

Movable muscular fold forming the upper contour of the mouth; the main roles of the lips are protecting the teeth and helping in speech.

uvula

Fleshy movable appendage that is an extension of the posterior edge of the soft palate; it aids in ingesting food and speaking.

tonsil

Lymphoid structure (rich in white blood cells) involved in protecting the respiratory tract by fighting bacterial infections.

dorsum of tongue

palatoglossal arch

Muscular lateral fold of the posterior edge of the soft palate.

soft palate

Muscular membranous section of the wall separating the mouth from the nasal cavity; it has a role especially in ingesting food and speaking.

hard palate

Bony section of the wall dividing the mouth from the nasal cavity; it is extended by the soft palate.

gum

Thick section of the mucous membrane of the mouth that is rich in blood vessels and nerves; it covers the edge of the dental alveolus and adheres to the neck.

cross section

of a molar

 

 

 

external nose

 

philtrum

Small cutaneous depression extending from the lower part of the nose to the upper lip.

septum

Thin cartilaginous wall separating the two nasal fossae; it is an extension of the bones of the nose.

dorsum of nose

Protruding median line of the nose extending from the root to the lobe.

root of nose

Portion of the face between the eyes from which the nose protrudes.

tip of nose

Round protuberance formed by the lower terminal part of the nose.

naris

Outer orifice of the nasal fossae lined with hairs that filter inhaled air, thus preventing the penetration of foreign bodies.

ala

Lower cartilaginous portion of the side of the nose next to the nostril.

 

 

 

eye

Organ of vision serving to perceive shapes, distances, colors and motion.

 

lacrimal canal

Duct opening out into the nasal fossae through which tears produced by the tear glands are discharged.

lacrimal gland

Organ secreting tears that flow over the surface of the eye to lubricate and cleanse it (eliminate dust and germs).

lower eyelid

Thin muscular membrane that is translucent and movable; it rises from the lower edge of the eye to protect and cleanse it.

sclera

Strong fibrous opaque membrane covered by the conjunctiva; it surrounds the eyeball and protects the inner structures.

eyeball

pupil

Central orifice of the eye whose opening varies to regulate the amount of light entering the eye; light causes the pupil to contract.

eyeball

upper eyelid

Thin movable muscular membrane descending from the upper edge of the eye. The eyelids protect the eye, emit tears and discharge waste. Batting of the eyelashes is very frequent.

iris

Colored central portion of the eyeball composed of muscles whose dilation or contraction controls the opening of the pupil.

eyeball

lacrimal caruncle

Small reddish mass located at the inner corner of the eye formed by the fold of the conjunctiva.

eyelash

Each of the hairs lining the free edge of the eyelid; they prevent dust and other particles from entering the eye.

 

 

 

checkout

Counter with a cash register located at the exit where shoppers pay for their purchases.

 

cashier

Employee who records the purchases, receives payment and, when necessary, gives change.

cash register

Device that records the details of each article and calculates the total amount due. The collected sum is then placed in the cash register drawer.

optical scanner

Apparatus that reads the bar codes of items and automatically displays the price on the cash register screen.

bagger

Employee whose main duty is to bag the shopper’s purchases and, sometimes, to carry them out to the shopper’s car.

grocery bags

Paper or flexible plastic containers in which the shoppers’ purchases are packed and carried.

electronic payment terminal

Apparatus where shoppers can use a debit card to pay for their purchases by making a withdrawal from their bank account.

electronic payment terminal

 

 

farmstead

All the structures belonging to an agricultural concern and used as dwellings or in its operation.

 

vegetable garden

Land where edible plants are grown to feed the household.

hen house

Building where poultry are housed; a distinction is often made between laying units and fattening units.

eggs

poultry

farmyard

Open area around which the farm buildings are situated.

hive

Shelter constructed to house a bee colony that produces honey and pollinates fruit trees.

hive [1]

fruit tree

Tree that bears edible fruit, usually intended for human consumption.

sheep shelter

Building where ovines (rams and ewes) are housed; these sheep are raised mainly for their meat and wool, and sometimes for their milk.

sheep

greenhouse

Structure with translucent walls where vegetables are grown under controlled conditions that promote their growth.

orchard

Land planted with fruit trees.

stone fruits

enclosure

Fenced-in space where animals can move about.

pigsty

Building used to house pigs, usually raised to be slaughtered.

pig

bunker silo

Long flat structure used to store silage; filling it requires no specialized equipment.

tower silo

Cylindrical structure used to store silage; it is always filled from the top, using a specially constructed apparatus.

cowshed

Building where bovines are housed; the animals are often separated by age or type (raised for meat or for milk).

dairy

Room where milk is stored and refrigerated before it is collected; it is also the place where milk is converted into butter and other by-products.

meadow

Ground covered in grass, which the farmer mows to produce fodder (hay, alfalfa, etc.) for cattle.

fodder corn

Variety of corn used as cattle feed.

corn

farmhouse

House where the farmer and the farmer’s family live.

ornamental tree

Tree planted for decorative purposes.

machinery shed

Building usually meant to house farm machinery.

barn

Building used mainly to store harvested crops, straw and hay.

hayloft

Part of the barn, often the equivalent of an attic, where hay is stored to protect it from bad weather.

fence

Wooden or metal barrier used to delimit a section of land so it can be used for a particular purpose.

permanent pasture

Fenced-in grassy tract of land set aside for cattle to graze on.

horse

ox

calf

sheep

goat

cow

fallow

Arable land temporarily left unsown to allow the soil to replenish its reserves.

 

 

exterior of a house

View of a house on its site with the components of its exterior structure.

 

vegetable garden

Plot of land for growing edible plants.

garden path

Walkway bordered by plants.

pleasure garden

dormer window

Small window built into the roof of a structure to let in light.

border

Garden trimming the side of a structure or pathway.

fence

Barrier made of aligned wooden planks to demarcate a lot.

ornamental tree

Tree planted for decorative purposes.

gable

Upper triangular section of a wall supporting the sides of the roof.

gable vent

Opening in the side of a gable for ventilation.

gutter

Open pipe at the bottom of the roof collecting rainwater and channeling it to the downspout.

downspout

Vertical pipe through which rainwater flows.

garage

Structure used for parking vehicles.

sectional garage door

shed

Structure used for storing garden equipment.

grade slope

Inclination joining two different levels of the lot.

property line

patio

Outdoor area adjacent to the house that is often paved and adapted for ourdoor dining.

flower bed

Grouping of flowers and decorative shrubs.

porch

Covered part of a house entrance protecting the door and people from the elements.

skylight

Window protruding through the roof to ventilate and illuminate the room below.

hedge

Bushes planted in a row to demarcate a lot.

hedge trimmer

sidewalk

Pedestrian walkway bordering a street.

driveway

roof

House covering that protects it from the elements; it rests on the frame.

examples of roofs [1]

chimney pot

Topmost part of the chimney; it is covered by a piece of metal.

chimney

Part of the heating system that protrudes from the roof.

chimney

lightning rod

Metal spike attached to the roof; it protects the house by conducting lightning to the ground.

basement window

Opening in the wall of the bottom floor to let in light and air.

examples of windows

steps

Outdoor staircase ending in a landing that leads to the house entrance.

cornice

Extended section of a roof protecting the wall from rain.

lawn

Land covered by short thick grass requiring regular mowing.

lawn care [1]

 

 

 

body

Automobile structure designed to house and protect the mechanical components, the passengers and cargo.

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washer nozzle

Device squirting liquid on the windshield in order to clean it.

front fascia

Component on the exterior of the body below the bumpers reducing air resistance.

bumper molding

Metal or plastic trim embellishing the front and rear bumpers.

cowl

Transverse component of the body between the hood and the windshield allowing air into the passenger compartment.

fender

Component of the body forming a streamlined and aerodynamic casing around the wheels.

grille

Plastic or metal grating in front of the vehicle protecting the radiator and serving as decoration.

headlight

Lamp on the front of the vehicle to light up the space in front.

headlights

hood

Lidlike part of the body covering and protecting the engine.

outside mirror

Mirror fixed to the outside of the passenger compartment enabling the driver to see behind and along the sides of the vehicle without turning around.

windshield wiper

Rubber squeegee, usually mounted in a pair; it is activated by a motor and cleans the windshield.

windshield wiper

windshield

Glass and plastic pane protecting the occupants from inclement weather while providing good visibility.

body side molding

Metal or plastic part attached along the doors to protect them against light impact.

door lock

Mechanism housed in the door to lock it; it is manipulated with a key or button.

mud flap

Piece of rubber or plastic attached behind the rear wheels to repel projectiles.

door

Moving panel with a handle, attached to the body by hinges or a sliding system, providing access to the passenger compartment.

door

door handle

Device for activating the door’s opening mechanism.

window

Side window that can be lowered, protecting against inclement weather while providing good visibility.

tire

Circular deformable unit made of rubber, mounted on the wheel and inflated with air, providing the connection between the car and the road, and absorbing the unevenness of the road.

examples of tires

tire

wheel cover

Decorative metal or plastic part concealing the wheel hub.

wheel

fuel door

Flap concealing the fuel-tank opening, which is plugged by a cap.

gasoline pump

trunk

Enclosed space at the rear of the vehicle, or sometimes at the front, designed to hold and transport cargo that is not too large.

quarter window

Small window among the series of windows on the side of the body.

drip molding

Small open canal capturing rainwater from the roof and carrying it to the rear, where it drips off.

center post

Vertical safety pillar between the two doors connecting the upper part of the body to the lower part.

roof

Exterior component with a slightly curving surface forming the vehicle’s covering.

sliding sunroof

Moving part in the roof that opens up over the front seats to let air into the passenger compartment.

antenna

Device receiving radio waves broadcast by a station.

 

 

 

 

cartilaginous fish

Fish whose skeleton is made of cartilage rather than bone; its skin is covered in hard scales called denticles. There are currently 700 species.

 

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morphology of a shark

Shark: large cartilaginous carnivorous fish with a tapered body and extremely powerful toothed jaws; it rarely attacks humans.

pelvic fin

Swimming appendage formed of firm cartilage located on the ventral surface of the body; it helps especially in maintaining equilibrium.

anal fin

Swimming appendage formed of firm cartilage located on the middle ventral portion of the body behind the anus; it provides stability.

first dorsal fin

Swimming appendage, also called a flipper, made of firm cartilage located midway between the head and the tail; it provides stability.

nostril

External orifice of the nasal cavity located above the mouth with a highly developed olfactory function.

caudal fin

Powerful swimming appendage with two lobes formed of firm cartilage located vertically at the posterior terminal part of the body; its function is propulsion.

carina

Protruding median line of the posterior side portion of the body that reinforces the base of the caudal fin.

second dorsal fin

Swimming appendage formed of firm cartilage located on the middle posterior dorsal portion of the body; it provides stability.

gill slits

Respiratory organs (five pairs) shaped like long narrows channels between the buccal cavity and the outside of the body; the shark uses them to circulate water.

tooth

Hard organ arranged in several rows along the jaws and continually renewing itself; the teeth are used to catch prey and tear it apart.

pectoral fin

Swimming appendage made of firm cartilage that ensures stability, orientation, stopping and thermoregulation.

snout

Pointy anterior protruding portion of the head located above the mouth and bearing the nostrils on each side.

 

 

 

 

 

passenger station

Covered building for the public where trains and passengers arrive and depart.

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baggage lockers

Metal compartments for keeping luggage temporarily for a small fee.

platform edge

Zone along the edge of the platform, usually demarcated by a safety line.

platform number

baggage room

Counter where passengers leave their baggage to be taken to the train’s baggage car, if it has one.

luggage [1]

parcel office

Courier-service window for sending envelopes and packages to be dispatched by train.

passenger train

Set of cars coupled together and pulled along tracks by a locomotive.

passenger platform

Area alongside the tracks for passengers to embark and disembark trains.

concourse

Large space for passengers and the public at large housing the various services of the station, such as ticket sales, information counter and shops.

indicator board

Panel showing the destination and the configuration of the train, such as type and numbering of cars.

glassed roof

Large glassed surface forming the walls and roof.

office

Workplace of the employees managing the station.

track

A pair of parallel rails laid end to end and on which trains run.

railroad track

platform entrance

Area leading to the platforms, sometimes reserved for passengers who have valid tickets.

ticket collector

Person checking that passengers’ tickets correspond to their destinations.

schedules

Grid showing the departure and arrival times of the trains, their number and their destination or point of departure.

destination

Name of the last station where the train stops at the end of its route.

departure time indicator

baggage cart

Four-wheeled handcart available to passengers for transporting baggage inside the station.

luggage [1]

metal structure

Set of metal components comprising the skeleton of a building and supporting its roof; here, the roof is made of glass.

 

major international road signs [1]

Main signs used by countries complying with the Vienna International Convention, which provides some international uniformity to road signs.

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roadway narrows

double bend

right bend

passing prohibited

no U-turn

no entry

stop at intersection

 

 

major international road signs [2]

Main signs used by countries complying with the Vienna International Convention, which provides some international uniformity to road signs.

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direction to be followed

one-way traffic

two-way traffic

priority intersection

direction to be followed

direction to be followed

direction to be followed

yield

major international road signs [3]

Main signs used by countries complying with the Vienna International Convention, which provides some international uniformity to road signs.

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signal ahead

overhead clearance

falling rocks

landslides

slippery road

roadwork ahead

pedestrian crossing

school zone

school

major international road signs [4]

Main signs used by countries complying with the Vienna International Convention, which provides some international uniformity to road signs.

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steep hill

bumps

closed to trucks

closed to motorcycles

motorcycle

closed to bicycles

closed to pedestrians

deer crossing

railroad crossing

highway crossing

major North American road signs [1]

Main signs used in Canada and the United States, inspired more or less by the signs endorsed by the Vienna International Convention of 1968.

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yield

no entry

stop at intersection

closed to trucks

closed to motorcycles

motorcycle

closed to bicycles

closed to pedestrians

major North American road signs [2]

Main signs used in Canada and the United States, inspired more or less by the signs endorsed by the Vienna International Convention of 1968.

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direction to be followed

passing prohibited

two-way traffic

one-way traffic

direction to be followed

direction to be followed

no U-turn

direction to be followed

major North American road signs [3]

Main signs used in Canada and the United States, inspired more or less by the signs endorsed by the Vienna International Convention of 1968.

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slippery road

roadway narrows

double bend

right bend

merging traffic

roadwork ahead

deer crossing

major North American road signs [4]

Main signs used in Canada and the United States, inspired more or less by the signs endorsed by the Vienna International Convention of 1968.

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school zone

school

signal ahead

overhead clearance

falling rocks

landslides

steep hill

bumps

pedestrian crossing

railroad crossing

highway crossing

service station

Commercial establishment comprising one or several gasoline pumps and carrying out general maintenance of vehicles.

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kiosk

Hut where customers can quickly settle their fuel bills.

pump island

Space where the gasoline pumps are installed.

office

Workplace for administrative personnel.

maintenance

Workshop where the necessary checks and adjustments are made to vehicles.

car wash

Station where vehicles are automatically washed.

air pump

Machine connected to a compressor, used for inflating tires to their required air pressure.

tire

mechanics

Workshop where engines and their related systems are maintained and repaired.

ice dispenser

Refrigerated box containing bags of ice for self-service.

soft-drink dispenser

Automated machine serving soft drinks; it is activated by the insertion of coins into a slot.

gasoline pump

Machine with a pump for refilling vehicles with fuel.

gasoline pump

examples of bodies [1]

Styles vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and from year to year but there is little variation in the basic model.

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micro compact car

Very small automobile comprising two seats and integrated cargo area, designed to be driven and parked in large cities.

hatchback

Automobile comprising two doors and a lift gate, folding front seats granting access to the rear seats, and a cargo area integrated with the passenger compartment.

two-door sedan

Automobile comprising two doors, a trunk separate from the passenger compartment and four places.

sports car

Automobile with an aerodynamic look comprising two doors, a small trunk separate from the passenger compartment and, sometimes, narrow rear seats.

examples of bodies [2]

Styles vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and from year to year but there is little variation in the basic model.

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minivan

Automobile comprising three rows of seats; the last row can be folded down to enlarge the cargo area.

four-door sedan

Automobile comprising four doors and a trunk separate from the passenger compartment.

convertible

Automobile comprising two or four doors and a soft or hard retractable roof.

station wagon

Automobile comprising four doors, a large cargo area integrated with the passenger compartment and folding rear seats for enlarging the cargo area.

examples of bodies [3]

Styles vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and from year to year but there is little variation in the basic model.

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limousine

Spacious deluxe sedan comprising four or more doors; the passenger area is separated from the chauffeur’s.

sport-utility vehicle

Automobile designed to be driven on any kind of roadway or on rugged terrain.

pickup truck

Automobile comprising only one row of seats and an uncovered bed closed off by a gate.

 

 

 

 

in-ground swimming pool

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ladder

Used by swimmers to get into or out of the diving well.

ladders and stepladders [1]

underwater light

Light embedded in the wall; it illuminates the pool underwater.

discharge outlet

Device returning filtered water to the pool.

skimmer

Device filtering out debris from the surface of the water.

diving well

Section of a pool deep enough for jumping or diving.

diving board

Spring-held board providing momentum for jumping or diving.

main drain

Opening covered by a grate; it is used to channel water to the filter or to drain the pool.

steps

Lead into the shallow end of the pool.

stairs

 

 

elevation

Vertical representation of the projection of the house.

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basement

Part of the house that is underground or partially so; it lies under the ground floor.

third floor

Floor immediately below roof containing rooms or an unfinished part of the house.

loft

first floor

Part of the house closest to ground level.

first floor

second floor

Part of the house defined by a floor and a ceiling; it is located above the first floor.

second floor

 

 

first floor

Part of the house closest to ground level.

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glassed roof

Large glassed surface forming the walls and roof.

guard

Set of bars and a handrail bordering the stairs or the open side of a landing.

half bath

Small room consisting of a toilet and a sink.

toilet

hall

Corridor or passage providing access to other rooms.

steps

Outdoor staircase ending in a landing that leads to the house entrance.

fireplace

Decorative brick installation for burning fires.

fireplace

living room

Room designed and furnished for receiving visitors.

examples of armchairs [1]

dining room

Room designed and furnished for eating meals and receiving dinner guests.

glassware [1]

dinnerware [1]

pantry

Storage place for food not needing refrigeration.

kitchen

Room where meals are prepared.

kitchen

dinette

Part of a kitchen reserved for eating meals.

patio door

Window at ground level whose sliding panel serves as a door.

examples of doors [1]

sitting room

Room in which various activities take place, such as reading and watching television.

examples of armchairs [1]

front door

exterior door

vestibule

Entry room for the house.

closet

Space designated for storing clothes, hats, umbrellas and so forth.

stairs

Structural component enabling movement between floors of a house or other structure.

stairs

laundry room

Room where laundry is washed and dried.

electric dryer

washer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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