세째날

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		Day 3 :  Total 116 words
precise	a. 1 <정의·지시 등이> 정확한(exact), 정밀한;명확한(⇒ correct [유의어]) 2 <수량 등이> 정미(正味)[정량]의, 조금도 틀림없는 3  바로 그… (very)	The suggestions became more explicit, and so emerged the musical cue sheet containing indications of mood, the titles of suitable pieces of music, and precise directions to show where one piece led into the next.[아주대 2003-1]
sinister	a. 1 <조짐 등이> 불길한, 재수 없는;재앙이 되는 2 악의가 있는, 사악한, 음흉한 <계획 등> 3 《익살》 왼쪽의(opp. dexter);<문장(紋章)이> (방패의) 왼쪽의 《마주보아 오른쪽》	The management and the unions have reached a tacit agreement on the matter.[세종대 2002-2]  (A) a sinister (B) a well-known  (C) a friendly (D) an unspoken
eminent	a. 1 <지위·신분이> 높은(lofty);저명한(famous) 《특히 학문·과학·예술 등의 전문적 분야에서》 2 <자질·행위 등이> 뛰어난(outstanding);훌륭한, 탁월한(distinguished) 3 돌출한, <산·건물 등이> 우뚝 솟은, 우뚝한	Although he had but a _________ knowledge of horticulture, Willis persisted in offering advice on the care of orchids to the eminent botanist, to the great embarrassment of their host.[성균관대 2003-1]
keen	a. 1 <칼 등이> 날카로운, 예리한(sharp) 2 신랄한, 통렬한(incisive) 3 <바람·추위 등이> 심한, 살을 에는 듯한(cutting);<고통·경쟁 등이> 강렬한, 격렬한	South-East Asian countries that were flirting with nuclear power are now less keen on the idea. [경원대 1999-2]
dull	a. 1 <칼날 등이> 무딘(opp. sharp, keen) 2 <색·빛·음색 등이> 분명[똑똑]치 않은(dim)(opp. vivid);<날씨가> 우중충한, 흐린(cloudy), 후덥지근한;<고통 등이> 둔하게[무지근하게] 느껴지는	Next Year Professor Daly will (A) be teaching philosophy for (B) more than thirty years; (C) however, his classes are never dull but exciting and (D) challenging. [아주대 2004-1]
low	a. 1 <키·위치·온도·위도(緯度) 등이> 낮은(opp. high) 2 <물이> 준;썰물의 3 <깃이> 깊이 팬 4 <소리·음성이> 낮은, 저음의	As for myself, every low cholesterol diet I have ever tried has left me hungry and frustrated, and I've yet to meet an exercise machine I've liked.[한국외대 1998-1]
sordid	a. 1 <환경 등이> 더러운, 지저분한 2【동물·식물】 칙칙한 빛깔의, 흙빛의 3 <동기·행위·인물 등이> 더러운, 욕심 많은, 인색한, 야비한	On camera, they provided copious details of the attack, disclosing that in coded e-mails they had referred to the twin to were as "the Faculty of Town Planning." [단국대 2003-1] (A) abundant (B) confidential (C) sordid (D) corporeal
likely	a. 1 …할 것 같은 2 있음 직한, …함 직한(probable);정말 같은 3 적당한(suitable), 알맞은 《for》 4 가망있는, 유망한(promising)	Again, it is more likely to occur in the future.한양대04-1 인문 You are also likely to be asked to assess how well you think you have done, so think about this in advance.[서강대 2004-1]
impoverished	a. 1 가난하게 된;메마른 2 힘을 잃은, 허약해진, 빈약한 3 <나라·지역 등이> 동식물이 자라지 않는;<토지 등이> 불모의 4 (실험에서) 외부 자극이 (거의) 없는	One of my friends, on his first visit to Korea, commented to me how astonished he was to see how fashion-conscious Koreans were.  Not only are designer fashion shops (36)ubiquitous in nearly every part of Seoul and other major Korean cities, but it is obvious from just looking at people in the streets that Koreans are quite well-informed and up-to-date regarding the latest trends in world-wide fashion.  (37)They also have no qualms about spending their money on clothes. [한성대 1998-1]   Anyone walking around the downtown areas of Seoul would find it difficult to believe that Koreans still regard themselves as living in a developing country. As he remarked, “Any people who can spend money like that on clothing are (38)not exactly destitute.”  He was referring to the fact that clothing prices in Korean shops are higher than he had expected. [한성대 1998-1] Which of the following is NOT close in meaning to the underlined phrase?  (A) not very impoverished  (B) not very penurious [한성대 1998-1]  (C) not very needy  (D) not very well-off
potential	a. 1 가능한(possible), (발달은 못했지만 장래에 충분히 발달할) 가능성이 있는 2 잠재하는, 잠재 세력의 n. 1 가능성, 잠재(능)력 2【문법】 가능법	The goal of the American education system is  to teach children how to learn and to help them reach their maximum potential.[숭실대 2003-2]
miscellaneous	a. ① 가지가지 잡다한, 이종(異種) 혼합의, 잡동사니의. ② 다방면에 걸친(many-sided).	I did some odds and ends around the house before I turned on the TV.  (A) important discussions  (B) miscellaneous tasks  (C) various reading  (D) mutual exchange[세종대 2001-1]
various	a. 1 가지각색의, 여러 가지의(different) 2 다방면의, 다재 다능한 3 서로 다른, 닮지 않은 4  여러, 많은 5 (무리·종류 가운데) 개개의, 별개의 6 잡색의, 색이 다양한	Some of these appear to have been satisfactorily discounted but others still find favor in various quarters. [광운대 2002-2]
congenial	a. 1 같은 성질의, 같은 정신의, 취미가 같은, 마음이 맞는 《with, to》    a friend congenial to me 나와 마음이 맞는 친구 2 <직업·환경 등이> (건강·취미 등에) 알맞은, 성미에 맞는 《to》 3 기분 좋은, 즐거운;친절한	The third possible position is that certain forms of creativity are more congenial to one sex than to the other and that the great creative acts will therefore come from only one sex in a given field.[인하대 2000-2]
commensurate	a. 1 같은 정도[크기, 범위, 기간]의 《with》 2 액수[크기, 정도]가 알맞은, 적당한, 균형이 잡힌 《to, with》 3 공통된 단위를 가진, 같은 단위로 잴 수 있는;약분할 수 있는	The punishment of the thief was not commensurate with the seriousness of the crime.[건국대 2000-1]
truthfulness	a. 1 거짓말 안하는, 성실한, 정직한;정말의 2 <진술 등이> 진실의, 사실의;<예술 표현 등이> 현실[실물] 그대로의	Sometimes his choices involve simple questions of honesty or truthfulness. [한성대 1998-1]
harsh	a. 1 거친(rough), 난폭한 2 <성질·태도가> 가혹한, 엄한;잔인한, 무자비한, 무정한 3 <소리 따위가> 귀에 거슬리는, 불쾌한 소리를 내는 4 <촉감이> 까칠까칠한, 거센(coarse)	With no end in sight to Asia's financial meltdown, the devastation so far offers up some [crucial] lessons for the future. [건국대 1998-1]  (A) rewarding (B) memorable  (C) painful (D) harsh  (E) decisive
impertinent	a. 1 건방진, 주제넘은, 뻔뻔한, 무례한, 버릇없는(impudent) 《to》 2 적절하지 못한, 관계없는 《to》    an impertinent detail 관계없는 세부 사항 3 《폐어》 어리석은	That remark of his was impertinent to the people present.[세종대 2001-2]
indolent	a. 1 게으른, 나태한, 빈둥빈둥하는(lazy);무활동의(inactive) 2【병리】 무통(성)의;<병이> 진행[치유]이 더딘 ━ n. 게으른 사람	My uncle has been fired from three jobs for being indolent. He shows up on time, but he does little work and leaves early.[중앙대 2001-1]
defective	a. 1 결점[결함]이 있는, 불완전한 2  모자라는 점이 있는(wanting) 《in》 3 <사람이> 지능적으로 표준 이하인 n. 1 심신 장애자, 《특히》 정신 장애자	What should you do if something you buy is defective? [동덕여대 1998-1]
grateful	a. 1 고맙게 여기는, 감사하는(thankful) 《to, for》;사의를 표하는 2 고마운, 기분 좋은, 쾌적한, 반가운	Many hunters wear orange and other bright colors in order to be as [conspicuous] as possible, and therefore avoid being shot by other hunters by mistake. [경원대 2003-1] ① noticeable      ② grateful       ③ flexible        ④ comprehensive
inadvertent	a. 1 고의가 아닌, 우연의;의도하지 않은(unintentional)    an inadvertent mistake 무심코 저지른 실수 2 <사람·성격이> 부주의한, 소홀한(inattentive), 경솔한;부주의에 의한	The construction crew inadvertently cut through a telephone cable.[카톨릭대 2002-2]
settled	a. 1 고정된, 정해진, 확립된;뿌리 깊은 <슬픔 등> 2 <사람·생활 등이> 기틀이 잡힌, 자리잡힌 3 <사람이> 정주하는;<토지가> 사람이 사는, 거주민이 있는	Art of the Middle Ages is a sacred script, the symbols and meanings which were well settled.[세종대 2002-2]
steadfast	a. 1 고정된, 흔들리지 않는 2 <신념 등이> 확고한, 부동의, 단호한, 불변의 3 <제도 등이> 확립된 4 <장소·위치가> 고정된, 움직이지 못하는	The president said that restructuring is indispensable to improving the economic situation and is the only course of action available at this time.[경기대 2001-1]  (A) steadfast (B) exotic  (C) essential (D) uneradicable
communal	a. 1 공동 사회(간)의, 자치 단체의, 시·읍·면·리의 2 공동의, 공유의, 공용의 3 [C~] 파리 코뮌(Commune)의	In developing an evolutionary typology of world religions, Anthony F. C. Wallace identified four types of religion: shamanic, communal, Olympian, and monotheistic.[숭실대 1999-1]
sensual	a. 1 관능적인, 육체적 감각의, 관능을 만족시키는, 육욕적인, 육감적인 2 관능주의의, 음탕한(lewd), 호색적인 3【철학】 감각론의[적인];세속적[물질적]인;감각의	The object is not to get it over with as quickly as possible, American- style, but to prolong the treatment and bask in its sensual pleasures.[동국대 2001-1]
cultured	a. 1 교화[세련]된, 교양 있는, 문화를 가진 2 재배[양식]된;경작된	Culture is essentially a product of leisure. The art of culture is therefore essentially the art of        . From the Chinese point of view, the man who is wisely idle is the most cultured man.[경기대 2003-1]
cunning	a. 1 교활한, 간사한(⇒ sly [유의어])    a cunning trick[plan] 교활한 술책[계획] ━ n. 1 교활, 빈틈없음, 잔꾀;간사(craftiness) 2 솜씨, 숙련, 교묘(dexterity)	Badly burned after her husband __________ held her hand to a stove, the woman awaits plastic surgery at a local hospital.[성균관대 2002-1]    ① probably       ② allegedl           ③ absolutely    ④ cunningly      ⑤ infallibly
resolute	a. ① 굳게 결심한, 결연한(determined). ② 굳은, 단호한.	The portraits that resulted convey the dignity of pioneers in challenging circumstances, and they remain a classic record of a resolute breed.[경기대 2000-2]
starved	a. 1 굶주린, 허기진;굶어 죽는    a starved cat 굶주린 고양이 2 (…이) 결핍된, 부족한 《of》	Jeffrey was happy to hear that he had ________ three cats, two birds and a goldfish when his Aunt Agatha died.[고려대 2002-1]  (A) inherited (B) testified  (C) copulated (D) starved
regular	a. ① 규칙적인, 정연한, 계통이 선; 조직적인, 조화를 이룬, 균형 잡힌, 규칙적인. ② 정례의, 정기적인; 규칙적으로 통변[월경]이 있는. ③ 일상의, 불변의.	Intercampus buses will leave the main hall every hour on the half hour and make all of the regular stops on their route around the campus.[경기대 2001-1]
fallacious	a. 1 그릇된;논리적 오류가 있는;허위의, 불합리한    fallacious arguments 논리적으로 잘못된 논증 2 사람을 현혹시키는, 믿을 수 없는    fallacious testimony 믿을 수 없는 증언 3 기대에 어긋난, 환멸적인	다음 글을 읽고 지시대로 답하시오.   The rattles with which a rattlesnake warns of its presence are formed by loosely interlocking hollow rings of hard skin, which make a buzzing sound when its tail is shaken.  As a baby, the snake begins to form its rattles from the button at the very tip of its tail.  Thereafter, each time it sheds its skin, a new ring is formed.  Popular belief holds that a snake's age can be told by counting the rings, but this idea is fallacious.  In fact, a snake may lose its old skin as often as four times a year.  Also, rattles tend to wear or break off with time. [홍익대 1998-1] 24. A rattlesnake's rattles are made of ______. [홍익대 1998-1]  (A) bone (B) skin  (C) wood (D) muscle
literate	a. 1 글을 읽고 쓸 줄 아는(opp. illiterate) 2 교양 있는;박식한 3 (특정 분야에 관해) 지식이 있는 ━ n. 1 글을 아는 사람;유식한 사람, 학자 2【영국국교】 학위 없이 성직 취임을 허락받은 사람	With the advent of writing, people could interact with more distant groups, the literate few whom written documents could reach by messenger or post.[경희대 2002-1]
literal	a. 1 글자대로의(opp. figurative)    the literal meaning of a word 말의 문자 그대로의 의미 2 <번역·해석 등이> 원문 어구에 충실한(opp. free)    a literal translation 직역 3 <설명·정보·기술 등이> 정확한, 엄밀한;있는 그대로의;《구어》 정말인, 순전한 ━ n. 1 《영》 오자(誤字), 오식(誤植)(= rror)	First, it is necessary to distinguish between the sense, or literal meaning, of an expression‎ and its associations.[인하대 2003-2] Creationists, by contrast, hold to a literal interpretation of the Biblical story of Genesis―that God created the world in a single act approximately 6,000 years ago―and that human beings, animals, and other forms of life exist today much as they did then.[상명대 2000-2]
pecuniary	a. 1 금전(상)의 2 벌금(형)의	In criminal law, a fine is a pecuniary penalty imposed on an   offender by a court. [계명대 2003-1]
monstrous	a. 1 기괴한, 기형의;괴물 같은 2 극악무도한(atrocious), 끔찍한 3 거대한, 《구어》 엄청난, 터무니없는 ━ ad. 《고어》 몹시	The modern city consists of monstrous edifices and of dark, narrow streets full of petrol fumes, coal dust, and toxic gases, torn by the noise of the taxi-cabs, lorries and buses, and thronged ceaselessly by great crowds.[국민대 1998-1] Brown earth was being flung in monstrous handfuls.[인하대 1997-2]
fundamental	a. 1 기본적인, 기초[기준]의, 근원의, 최초의, 근본적인; 타고난, 본래의 성질[성격]에 속하는 2  중요[주요]한(essential);필수의;【음악·물리】 기본의 ━ n. 1 [보통 pl.] 기본, 근본, 기초;원리, 원칙	It naturally follows then the rhythm, a fundamental aspect of our lives, must be a part of any good literary work whether poetry or prose.[경기대 2002-2]
agreeable	a. 1 기분 좋은, 쾌적한;사근사근한, 상냥한(pleasing, pleasant) 《to》    an agreeable change 기분 좋은 변화    agreeable to the ear[taste] 듣기[맛이] 좋은 2  기꺼이 동의하는[찬동하는] 《to》 3  적당한, 맞는 《to, with》	He is regarded as the most agreeable members of our class. [전남대 1999-1]
basic	a. 1 기초의, 근본적인;《구어》 초보적인 2【화학】 염기[알칼리]성의 3【지질】 염기성의 n. 1 [보통 pl.] 기본, 기초, 근본 원리;기본적인 것;필수품 2【미군】 초년병	people seem to be unaware of some basic rules when it comes to sending e-mail at work. [건국대 2004-1] Mark Twain gave us a vision of learning that incorporates basic skills and the capacity to go beyond them.[한양대04-1 인문]
penetrating	a. 1 꿰뚫는, 관통하는;침투하는;날카로운 2 통찰력이 있는, 견식 높은, 현명한    a penetrating observation[view] 예리한 관찰	Solar heat penetrates more deeply into water than ________[동아대 2002-1]  (A) it is penetrating into the soil  (B) it does into soil  (C) does it into soil  (D) that it does into soil  (E) what does into soil
hideous	a. 1 끔찍한, 오싹한, 섬뜩한, 소름끼치는, 무시무시한(horrible);흉측한 2 (도덕적으로) 가증할, 불쾌한, 고약한 3 엄청난, 예상외로 많은	The night was made hideous by the sound of wolves howling at the door of the lodge.[서울여대 2001-2]
languid	a. 1 나른한, 노곤한, 활발하지 못한, 축 늘어진 2 기운[맥]이 없는, 활기가 없는;마음이 내키지 않는, 흥미[관심] 없는 3 불경기의;<날씨 따위가> 음울한	While he tries to project the image of a __________ and concerned leader, those who know him well speak of a darker side to his character.[고려대 2003-1] (A) vicious (B) languid (C) benevolent (D) treacherous
perplexed	a. 1 난처한, 어찌할 바를 모르는, 당황한 《at, by, with》 2 <문제 등이> 복잡한, 골치 아픈, 혼란한	After the first stroke, he was ___________ down his waist.[명지대 2001-2] ① prescribed                        ② paralyzed ③ paralleled                        ④ perplexed
acute	a. ① 날카로운, 뾰족한. ② 민감한; 빈틈없는; 혜안의, 명민한. ③ 모진, 살을 에는 듯한(아픔ㆍ괴로움 등); 심각한(사태 등); 격심한(결핍ㆍ부족 따위). ④ [식물] 예형(銳形)의, 예두(銳頭)의	Influenza is an acute viral disease of the respiratory tract that is extremely contagious and often reaches epidemic proportions. [고려대 2003-1]
singular	a. 1 남다른, 특이한, 희귀[희한]한, 보기 드문, 비범한;기이한 2 둘도 없는, 유례없는 3 단 하나[한 사람]의, 단일의, 단독의;【문법】 단수의(cf. PLURAL);【논리】 단칭(單稱)의 4【법】 각자의(individual), 각개의(separate) ━ n.【문법】 단수(형);단수형의 낱말	Nothing is more singular about this generation than its addiction to music.[카톨릭대 1997-2]
livid	a. 1 납빛의, 흙빛의;(멍같이) 검푸른 2 《구어》 노발대발한, 격노한	Mom was livid when she found out we used her dress to clean up the Coke we spilled on the floor.[중앙대 2002-1]  (A) anguished (B) appalled  (C) furious (D) disappointed
inexorable	a. 1 냉혹[무정]한, 용서 없는(relentless)    an inexorable creditor 냉혹한 채권자 2 굽힐 수 없는, 움직일 수 없는, 엄연한	And since man's inexorable necessity is to absorb large quantities of water at frequent intervals, he can scarcely comprehend that many creatures of the desert pass their entire lives without a single drop.[세종대 2001-1]
capacious	a. 1 널찍한;큼지막한;용량이 큰 2 포용력 있는(receptive)	Mommy and Grandma, with their ample proportions and pots and pans, were grownup soup spoons, large and capacious.[한국외대 1998-1]
squalid	a. 1 누추한, 지저분한, 궁상스런, 때묻은;황폐한 2 <싸움 등이> 비열한, 치사스러운	The politician likes a squalid political deal.[영남대 2002-1] (A) imaginative    (B) dirty (C) good     (D) bad
showy	a. 1 눈에 띄는, 눈부신    showy flowers 눈부신 꽃 2 화려한, 야한(gaudy) 3 《경멸》 허세부리는, 겉꾸미는	With that discouraging explanation many felt that they had been the victims of some new and showy business and they decided not to return to the movies, considering that they already had too many troubles of their own to weep over the acted-out misfortunes of imaginary beings.[울산대 2003-1]
relaxed	a. 1 느슨한, 관대한 2 긴장을 푼, 힘을 뺀 3 느긋한;딱딱하지 않은	When we feel comfortable, our bodies look relaxed.[홍익대 2004-1]
numerous	a. 1 다수의, 수많은, 셀 수 없이 많은 2 《시어》 곡조가 아름다운	Local governments are busy inviting golf and race track, and ski resort developers in a bid to raise income as numerous restaurants and hotels are being erected in mountain and water source areas.[인천대 1998-1]
contentious	a. 1 다투기 좋아하는, 논쟁하기 좋아하는(quarrelsome) 2 <문제 등이> 이론(異論)이 분분한, 말썽이 있는 3【법】 계쟁(係爭)의	The contentious man asked me what time it was and then argued with me about whether or not my watch was accurate.[중앙대 2002-1]
virtuous	a. 1 덕 있는, 덕이 높은, 고결한;정숙한;순결한 2 고결한 체하는, 독선적인 3 《고어》 <약 등이> 효력이 있는	By an a fortiori argument, the virtuous behavior of ordinarily contemptible men like criminals taught a lesson to Roman citizens: is such lowly men could fight nobly, a Roman could do no less. [고려대 2004-1·]
ethical	a. 1 도덕상의, 윤리적인(⇒ moral [유의어]) 2 윤리학적인, 윤리학상의 3 도덕적인 4 <약품이> 인정 기준에 따라 제조된;<약품이> 의사의 처방 없이 판매할 수 없는	The science of "politics" falls into two parts which may be called ethics and politics.  For example, Aristotle's ethics are social and his            are ethical.[영남대 2003-2]
portable	a. 1 들고 다닐 수 있는, 휴대용의;경편한 2【컴퓨터】 (프로그램이 다른 기종에) 이식(移植) 가능한 3 <권리 등이> 이동 계속(係屬)이 가능한 4 《폐어》 견디어 낼 수 있는 n. 휴대용 기구, 포터블	It is not unusual to see portable fax machines, computers, and cellular phones set out like an office on a beach towel.[인하대 2003-2]
sporadic	a. 1 때때로 일어나는(occasional) 2 a <사건·범죄 등이> 우발적인, 단발성의    b <식물 등이> 산재하는, 드문드문한 3【의학】 산발성(散發性)의, 돌발성의	These sporadic attacks seem to indicate that the enemy is waging a war of _______ rather than attacking us directly.[세종대 2000-2]  (A) fragments  (B) attrition  (C) intensity  (D) barbarism
gregarious	a. 1 떼지어 사는, 군거성의;【식물】 송이를 이루는, 족생(簇生)하는 2 <사람이> 사교적인, 집단을 좋아하는 3 무리의	Except for hermits and recluses who shun company, most people are ______.  (A) aggressive  (B) amorous  (C) insurgent (D) gregarious [동국대 1999-1]
dry	a. 1 마른, 물기 없는(opp. wet);말린 <목재 등>;마른 것으로 만든;건성(乾性)의, 가래가 나오지 않는 2  a 가문;건조성의;갈수(渴水)의,     b 《구어》 목마른(thirsty) 3 <포도주 등이> 맛이 산뜻한, 톡 쏘는 풍미의, 달콤한 종류가 아닌(opp. sweet)	After school, I had picked up Nick and Ted and _____ the rounds of the dry cleaner and the grocery store.  [경기대 2003-2]
reluctant	a. ① 마음 내키지 않는(unwilling), 꺼리는, 마지못해하는(to do). ② (고어) 다루기 어려운, 저항[반항]하는.	Reluctant to barge in where I might not be welcome, I'd withdraw in the mistaken belief that people experiencing tragedy need privacy.[영남대 2003-1]
lucid	a. 1 맑은, 투명한(clear)    lucid water 맑은 물 2 명쾌한, 알기 쉬운    a lucid explanation 명쾌한 설명 3 두뇌가 명석한, 이해력이 뛰어난;【정신의학】 <정신병자가> 의식이 맑은;제정신인	Hemingway's sentences are usually short, simple, and straight- forward; consequently, they are remarkably lucid.[숭실대 1999-1] In spite of the confusion, Jane was able to give investigators a lucid account of what had happened when the train collided with the truck.[성균관대 2002-1]
vapid	a. 1 맛없는, 김빠진 2 <말·문장이> 생기를 잃은, 활기 없는, 흥미 없는, 지리한(dull)	The essay was thorough and technically competent but [vapid] and colorless; the writer seemed to have no fresh ideas about his subject.[중앙대 2002-1]  (A) dull (B) estranged  (C) adamant (D) complacent
rabid	a. 1 맹렬[격렬]한, 과격한, 열광적인, 광신적인;미친 듯한, 미쳐 날뛰는(furious), 광포한 2 공수병에 걸린, <개가> 미친, 광견병의	He dislikes that subject and if you pressure him, he can become _____ .    (1) hallowed   (2) pellucid [경기대 2003-2]    (3) rabid   (4) secular
meager	a. 1 메마른 2 a 빈약한, 결핍한, 야윈;불충분한;풍부하지 못한;부적격한    b <작품 등이> 무미건조한	The meager nature of his salary did not negatively affect his generosity.[중앙대 2002-1] People are discouraged by having to work so hard because their salaries are meager.[성신여대 1997-2]
obvious	a. 1 명백한, 분명한, 알기 쉬운, 대번에 알 수 있는(⇒ evident [유의어])    It is obvious that he is lying. 그가 거짓말을 하고 있음이 분명하다. 2 <감정·농담 등이> 환히 들여다 보이는, 뻔한, 노골적인	In the case of visual perception an obvious choice would be color photography.[성균관대 2002-1]
angular	a. 1 모난;각을 이룬;각도의;각도로 잰    an angular distance 각거리(角距離) 2【물리】 각의 《회전축 주위에서 측정한 회전체의 회전량》 3 뼈가 앙상한, 여윈, 마른, 수척한 4 <성격이> 딱딱한, 외고집의, 모난	Due to the law of the conservation of angular momentum, it also begins to rotate more and more rapidly. [세종대 2001-2]
furtive	a. 1 몰래 하는, 남의 눈을 속이는, 내밀한, 은밀한(stealthy) 2 속임수가 많은;믿을 수 없는, 수상쩍은, 능글맞은 3 도둑과 같은	FUTILE : USE ::[세종대 2003-2]  (A) expensive : value (B) faint : light  (C) superficial : depth (D) furtive : stealth
incompetent	a. 1 무능한, 쓸모없는, 능력 없는(incapable) 2【법】 무능력의, 무자격의 3【병리】 (기능) 부전의 ━ n. 무능력자, 부적격자;【법】 무자격자, 금치산자	Though the waitress was truly incompetent and unrepentant, Mary feels responsible for the firing.[인하대 2000-2] Their out-of-date equipment and Marxist management, corrupt and incompetent, make them hopelessly uncom- petitive.[동국대 1997-2]
sultry	a. 1 무더운, 찌는 듯이 더운, 후텁지근한, 몹시 뜨거운 2 <말 등이> 음란한, 외설한;<여배우·음악이> 관능적인, 정열적인 3 타는 듯이 뜨거운 4 《속어》 <기질·언어 등이> 난폭한, 거친, 흥분한(hectic)	비가 내릴 때 사용하는 표현이 아닌 것은?  (A) It's sultry today. (B) Nice weather for ducks.  (C) It's raining cats and dogs. (D) We're caught in a shower.
gratuitous	a. 1 무료의(free), 무보수의;호의상의;【법】 무상의 <계약 등>(cf. ONEROUS) 2 불필요한;까닭[근거] 없는	We all know his [overt] reasons for refusing the offer: he may have others.[삼육대 2002-2] ① urgent                                 ② frequent ③ gratuitous                             ④ not hidden
formidable	a. 1 무서운, 무시무시한 2 만만찮은, 얕잡을 수 없는 3 방대한, 엄청나게 많은 4 강력한	Man is one of the most formidable of all animals and the only one who persis- tently chooses to attack his own species.[고려대 2001-1]
horrid	a. 1 무시무시한(frightful), 징글맞은(abominable) 2 《구어》 지독한, 매우 불쾌한, 지겨운 3 보풀이 인;까칠까칠한, 거친	The biggest single change in higher education over the past two decades is―in the horrid jargon of university administrators―“massification”.  [경원대 1999-1]
indiscriminately	a. 1 무차별의, 가리지 않는, 마구잡이의;무계획적인 2 난잡한	They fought violently, mated indiscriminately, trampled nests and the young who were in them, and failed to build adequate nests in the first place.[동국대 1998-1]
lukewarm	a. 1 미적지근한, 미온적인 2 마음이 내키지 않는(halfhearted), 열의가 없는, 냉담한, 적당히[되는 대로] 해치우는	William Inge's later plays were given a lukewarm reception by both critics and the public.[고려대 2001-2] Top economic policymakers are finding themselves trapped between mounting public criticism over the government's lukewarm response to the Kia Group crisis and World Trade Organization rules banning subsidies to private enterprises.[중앙대 1997-2]
sensitive	a. 1 민감한, 민감하게 반응하는;과민한, 감각이 예민한, 여린;<감정이> 상하기 쉬운 2 신경을 쓰는, 신경 과민의, 신경질적인, 걱정 잘하는, 화 잘내는 3 <사람·연기 등이> 감수성이 예민한, 섬세한	If your shirt is rubbing you the wrong way, maybe you have sensitive skin and your detergent is trying to tell you something.[홍익대 1997-2]
nimble	a. 1 민첩한, 재빠른(opp. slow)    a nimble climber 민첩한 등반가 2 재치 있는;영리한, 빈틈없는;융통성 있는, 재주 있는    a nimble mind 회전이 빠른 두뇌 3 <화폐가> 유통이 빠른 4 교묘한, 잘 고안된	Probably due to its ability to traverse the hills and its nimble grace in guiding the colly, this diminutive breed was used in tending sheep in Australia.[한성대 1999-1]
maritime	a. 1 바다(위)의, 해사(海事)의, 해운상의;해상 무역의 2 해안 가까이 사는, 연해(沿海)의, 해변의;바다에 접한 3 선원 특유의, 뱃사람다운	Most of the boats that use this route are constructed in local shipyards, and are often built below international maritime standards.[서강대 2001-1] In 1873 he seemed to be more interested in maritime labourers than in scenes of village or harbour life.[홍익대 2003]
insurgent	a. 1 반란[폭동]을 일으킨, 모반한, 반도(叛徒)의 ━ n. 1 (특히 자국 정부에 대한) 폭도, 반란자	The business survived on a tenuous relationship with one customer.[세종대 2002-2] (A) tentative (B) insubstantial (C) salient (D) lucrative
hungry	a. 1 배고픈, 주린 2 <표정 등이> 시장한 듯한;<일이> 배고프게 만드는, 힘든;<식사의 양이> 배부르지 않은 3  …을 갈망하는, 동경하는 《for》    be hungry for success 성공을 갈망하다	Even though they aren't in the least hungry, they can't resist reaching for one more slice of pizza or piece of cake.[중앙대 2003-1]
instinctive	a. 1 본능적인, 직관적인;무의식적인, (조건) 반사적인    instinctive behavior 본능적 행동 2 본능[천성, 직관]에서 나오는	A series of famous experiments conducted at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin under the direction of the psychologist Harry Harlow demon- strated that many aspects of monkey behavior once thought to be instinctive are not.  Rather, they depend on social interaction. [한성대 1999-1]
intrinsic	a. 1 본질적인, 본래 갖추어진, 고유의(inherent)(opp. extrinsic) 《to, in》    the beauty intrinsic to[in] a work of art 예술 작품의 본질을 이루는 미 2【해부】 (근육·신경 등에) 내재하는(opp. extrinsic) 3【전자】 진성(眞性)의	He was a born writer: his literary talent was intrinsic.[대구대 2002-1] In the first place, all this is pure or theoretical knowledge, sought only for the  purpose of understanding what is intrinsic to man.[동국대 2001-2] Morality is so much concerned with means that it seems almost immoral to consider anything solely in relation to its intrinsic worth.[한양대 1998-1]
sullen	a. 1 부루퉁한, 샐쭉한, 앵돌아진;기분이 언짢은, 골나서 말을 하지 않는, 무뚝뚝한 2 <날씨 등이> 음침한(gloomy), 음울한;<색·소리 등이> 가라앉은, 맑지 못한 3 굼뜬, 느릿한;완만한 ━ n. 《방언·고어》 샐쭉함, 부루퉁함, 언짢음, 우울	By instantly becoming one of the best pitchers in the National League, Nomo has enlivened and internationalized the game in a sullen year. [건국대 2001-1]
brittle	a. 1 부서지기 쉬운(fragile), 깨지기 쉬운    a brittle glass 깨지기 쉬운 유리잔 2 《비유》 상처입기[깨지기] 쉬운;불안정한, 덧없는(frail)    a brittle marriage 덧없는 결혼 생활 3 차가운, 냉담한, 인정이 없는 4 <소리 등이> 날카로운, 금속성의    a brittle tone of voice 날카로운 목소리	Whereas rock is brittle, metal is tough and can be beaten and bent into shape.[한양대 1998-1] In their most basic forms glass and ceramic objects are brittle, but special additives and manufacturing methods make both materials much _______.[한국외대 2001-1]
opulent	a. 1 부유한 2 풍부한;화려한;무성한	Paul live the life of a playboy in an opulent Florida mansion.[고려대 2003-1]
scarce	a. 1 부족한, 빈약한, 적은, …이 모자라는 《of》 2 (전체적으로) 좀 부족한, 빠듯한, …남짓한, 가까스로의 vt. 1 아까워하다, 인색하게 굴다;몹시 아끼다;줄이다 2 경시하다	The students know that the economy is in a bind and _____ that jobs are scarce. [강남대 2003-1]    ① moving                ② unproductive    ③ on the rise             ④ in distress
evident	a. 1 분명한(plain), 명백한 2  분명히 나타난	James Joyce regarded ____________ as central to the creative process, which is evident in the numerous scribbled edits that cover even his supposedly final drafts.[세종대 2003-2]
sensible	a. 1 분별 있는, 양식(良識)을 갖춘, 지각 있는, 상식적인, 똑똑한;판단력이 있는 2 <행동·이야기 등이> 현명한, 재치 있는;사리에 맞는 3 알아챈 《of》;깨달은	Provided the rest of the child's diet is sensible, even this short period without sweets will help those first teeth to get a good start. [인하대 1998-1]
irregular	a. 1 불규칙한, 변칙적인    an irregular heartbeat 불규칙적인 심장 박동    an irregular liner 부정기선(船) 2 고르지 못한, 같지 않은, 갖추지 못한;<길 등이> 울퉁불퉁한 3 <행위 등이> 불법의, 반칙의, 무효의 ━ n. 불규칙;[보통 pl.] 비정규병(兵), 비정규군;[보통 pl.] 규격에 맞지 않는 상품, 2급품, 등외품	Plagues are unpredictable and irregular because the meteorological patterns favorable to crowding are themselves irregular.[경기대 2001-2] The researchers studied strokes that are caused by an irregular heart rhythm that produces blood clots.[세종대 2001-2] It keeps your product fresher and it will have none of the graininess that irregular freezing can cause.[광운대 2003-1]
ominous	a. 1 불길한, 나쁜 징조의, 험악한(threatening) 2  …의 전조의;…을 예지(豫知)하고	But while the West has bloomed on the river's bounty, an exploding population and a prolonged drought have had an ominous effect on the Colorado itself.[인하대 2002-1]
constant	a. 1 불변의, 일정한(opp. variable)    a constant wind 항풍(恒風) 2 끊임없이 계속하는, 지속적인, 부단한 3 《문어》 충실한, 절개가 굳은(faithful), 견실한 《in》	She is a blind person and has to be constantly told which way to go.[한국외대 2000-1]
insufficient	a. 1 불충분한, 부족한 2 부적당한, 능력이 없는	Pollution of waterways was unrestricted, streets were poorly paved, lighting was inadequate, and sewage disposal was insufficient.[서울여대 2002-1]America has given the Negro people a bad check: a check which has come back marked “insufficient funds.”[한성대 2002-1]
obnoxious	a. 1 비위 상하는, 불쾌한, 싫은 2 미운 3 《고어》 <처벌·비난 등을> 받기 쉬운 《to》 4 《폐어》 비난을 면치 못할, 비난해야 할	They would gladly purchase the emperor's protection by the sacrifice of an     obnoxious fugitive.[건국대 2000-1]
abject	a. 1 비참한, 영락한, 절망적인 <상태>    abject poverty 극빈 2 비열한, 비굴한, 천한 <사람·행위>    make an abject apology 비열한 변명을 하다 3 버려진, 내팽개쳐진	55. In the wake of Sept. 11, the rich countries are feeling pressured as never before to do a better job of dealing with the 1 billion people in the world-one in six--who live in          , getting by on less than $1 per day.[고려대 2002-2] (A) abject poverty (B) great affluence (C) economic stability (D) spiritual harmony 18. To avoid contamination, the surgeon washed his hands scrupulously before he started each operation.[단국대 2001-2]  (A) silently (B) reluctantly  (C) abjectly (D) meticulously
vacant	a. 1 빈, 공허한;<…이> 없는(⇒ empty [유의어]) 《of》 2 <땅이> 비어 있는, <집·방 등이> (세)든 사람이 없는, 살지 않는 3 빈자리[지위]의	Many city dwellers are turning [vacant] lots into thriving gardens.[고려대 2003-1] (A) small (B) shady (C) empty (D) costly
brilliant	a. 1 빛나는, 찬란한, 눈부신 《bright보다 더 밝은》    brilliant jewels 번쩍거리는 보석 2 훌륭한, 화려한, 멋진    a brilliant performance 멋진 연주[연기] n. 1 브릴리언트형(의 다이아몬드·보석)	But he did have a brilliant mind and great moral strength.[명지대 1999-1]  Americans are a sleepwalking nation, dreaming the brilliant future.[강남대 1998-1]
luminous	a. ① 빛을 내는[쐬인], 빛나는; (방 따위가) 밝은; 〖물리〗 불꽃[광속]의 (광감각에 의해 평가하는 경우). ② 명료한, 총명한, 명석한. ③ 계발적(啓發的)인	I have seen more luminous insects.[대구대 2003-1]
quick	a. 1 빠른, 급속한, 신속한 2 즉석의;일순간의, 단시간의 3 조급한, 성급한, 성마른 4 <눈·귀 등이> 날카로운, 예민한, 민감한(acute)	In the middle of the 19th century, in some parts of the Western world, there were mass migration of people in search of quick riches or a new start in life.[덕성여대 1998-1]
sociable	a. 1 사교적인, 교제하기를 좋아하는 2 사교에 능한, 붙임성 있는 3 친목의 <모임 등>	A ______ person is someone who is very sociable.[경기대 2000-1]  (A) conceited (B) gregarious  (C) stoical (D) vetchy
ferocious	a. 1 사나운, 흉포한;잔인한 2 《구어》 지독한, 굉장한, 맹렬한	Barracudas are ferocious predators, sometimes called the tigers of tropical waters.[경기대 2003-1]
prosaic	a. 1 산문적인, 무미건조한, 재미없는;활기 없는, 지루한 2 산문(체)의	“The flamboyant plumage of the male peacock has always struck me as overly ______,” the ornithologist observed.  “By contrast, the female peacock looks so drab and ______ in her somber browns and greys.”  (A) debonair ― censurable [동덕여대 1997-2]  (B) prosaic ― scintillating  (C) specious ― fanatic  (D) ostentatious ― dowdy
affable	a. 1 상냥한, 붙임성 있는, 사근사근한(sociable) 2 정중한(courteous)	His boss appeared to be in such an affable mood that John decided to ask for a raise. [단국대 1997-2]
substantial	a. 1 상당한 (양의), 많은 2  (가공이 아니라) 실체의, 실재하는, 참다운 3 튼튼한, 견고한;<학자 등이> 실력 있는 4 <식사 등이> 실속[내용]이 있는 5 근본의, 기본적인	The prime minister's success in converting the audience to his way of thinking was largely a result of his ______ criticisms of the existing order. [동덕여자대 1999-1]  (A) persuasive (B) emotional  (C) substantial (D) indiscreet
imaginative	a. 1 상상의, 상상에 관한;상상적인, 가공의, 공상의 2 상상력[창작력, 구상력]이 풍부한;상상하기 좋아하는(⇒ imaginary [유의어]) 3 재치 있는	Many of these American heroes were made up in people's imaginations.[인하대 2000-2]
vulnerable	a. 1 상처 입기 쉬운, 공격받기 쉬운;비난받기 쉬운;취약성[약점]이 있는;(유혹 등에) 넘어가기 쉬운 2【카드】 (브리지 놀이에서 한 판 이겨서 다액의 보너스를 기대할 수 있는 반면) 벌점의 위험도 큰	Her son-in-law is very ___________; he will repair the car himself.  [건국대학교 2003-1 A] 1) industrial       2) agreeable     3) dexterous 4) vulnerable     5) negligible
conceivable	a. 1 생각할 수 있는, 상상할 수 있는 2 [최상급의 형용사 또는 every 뒤에서] 상상할 수 있는 한의	Unhappy businessmen, I am convinced, would increase their hap- piness more by walking six miles everyday than by any conceivable change of philosophy.한성대 1999-2]
lively	a. 1 생기[활기]에 넘친, 기운찬, 활발한;명랑한, 경쾌한 <음악 등>    a lively discussion 활발한 토론 2 선명한, 강렬한;살아 움직이는 듯한;<감정 등이> 격렬한    a lively sense of gratitude 깊은 감사의 마음 3 <와인 등이> 거품이 이는;상쾌한 향미의	Within a very short time, however, the incongruity of playing lively music to a solemn film became apparent, and film pianists began to take some care in matching their pieces to the mood of the film.[아주대 2003-1] Our love for rhythm seems to be innate: witness the responses of a small child to lively music.[경기대 2002-2]
lifeless	a. 1 생명 없는(inanimate)    lifeless matter 무생물 2 생물이 살지 않는    a lifeless planet 생물이 살지 않는 행성 3 죽은, 생명을 빼앗긴 4 활기 없는, 맥빠진(dull) 5 기절한	They are pioneers, appearing in barren rocky areas and starting the formation of soil in which mosses, then ferns, and then other plants can take root.[조선대 2003-1]     ① lifeless                 ② frigid     ③ jagged                 ④ uncovered
vital	a. 1 생명의, 생명에 관한, 생명의 유지에 필요한    vital power 생명력 2 극히 중대한, 절대 필요한, 불가결한	Like the human body, an industrial society has its vital organs, ______ paralyzes the whole organism.  (A) the destruction of which (B) of which destruction [한양대 1998-1]  (C) destruction of which (D) to destroy which A
internecine	a. 1 서로 죽이는[파멸시키는];내분의 2 대량 살육적인(deadly)    an internecine war 대살육전	In Bengal and the Punjab long-smoldering ten- sions between the Hindu majority and Muslim minority, fanned by unscru- pulous politicians, had exploded into internecine warfare so savage that no one has ever authoritatively assessed the toll it took in human lives. [성균관대 1997-2]
onerous	a. 1 성가신, 귀찮은, 부담스러운(burdensome) 2【법】 부담이 따르는(cf. GRATUITOUS)	Perhaps more than anything else, it was onerous taxes that led to the Peasants' Revolt in England in 1381.[전남대 2003-1]
erotic	a. 1 성애의, 애욕을 다룬 2 성욕을 자극하는 <영화 등> 3 색정의, 호색의 n. 연애시;호색가	Yet that is the treatment male society metes out to those women who wish to escape from male-defined erotic roles.[광운대 2001-1]
loud	a. 1 소리가 큰, 큰 목소리의, 큰 소리를 내는 2 시끄러운(noisy) 3 귀찮게 구는, 추근추근한 4 <색·의복이> 화려한, 허식을 부리는(showy)	According to people who saw it, a large, bright object “exploded” over a Sibe- rian forest in 1908, making a very loud noise and causing a spectacular “cloud of fire.”[서울여대 2001-1] To cover his confusion, the young man may tell you in a loud voice what he definitely plans to do.[인천대 2000-2]
sophisticated	a. 1 소박한 데가 없는, 닳고닳은, 야박한, 약아빠진 2 섞음질한;속임수를 쓴, 억지로 둘러댄 3 <문체 등이> 지나치게 기교적인, 세련된 4 매우 복잡한, 정교한	The word sophisticated is closest in meaning to [아주대 2005-1] (A) refined  (B) enormous (C) convenient  (D) obsolete
senior	a. 1 손위의 2 선임의, 선배의, 고참의, 상급자인 3 상위의;고급의;수석의 4 (4년제 대학의) 최상급 학년의 n. 1 [one’s senior] 연장자, 손윗사람;고로(古老), 장로(長老)	An undergraduate student of this university who has senior status and is within ten credit hours of completing all requirements for graduation may register for graduate work with the recommendation of the chairperson of the department and the approval of the Dean of the Graduate School. [강남대 1998-1]
manual	a. 1 손의;손으로 하는, 수동의;인력을 요하는;수공의 2【법】 현재 있는, 수중에 있는 3 <책이> 소형의, 편람식의 n. 1 소책자;취급 설명서, 편람, 안내서, 입문서, 지도서	Books and manuals on the tango began to appear.[동아대 2003-1] Because the shop charged $50 for such cleanings, he told me, I might be better off reading the printer's manual and trying the job myself.[인하대 2001-1]
ingenuous	a. 1 솔직 담백한, 꾸밈없는(artless) 2 순진한, 천진난만한	Your ______ remarks spoil the effect of your speech; try not to stray from your subject.[성균관대 2002-1]   ① praised               ② antique             ③ feeble   ④ disingenuous         ⑤ digressive
passive	a. 1 수동적인(inactive), 활기 없는, 소극적인    a passive member of a committee 위원회에 적극적으로 참가하지 않는 위원 2 반응 없는;휴지(休止) 중인	According to one view, Roosevelt was a somewhat passive war director, concerned only with winning the war quickly and largely reliant on the advice of his top military assistants.[덕성여대 2002-1]

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