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81 고수위점
n. high water mark -
82 고압 방수포
n. water cannon -
83 고이다
adj. stagnant, still, not moving or flowing (about water)--------v. ferment, undergo fermentation; love; idolize, adore; support, prop; tear up -
84 고조
n. high tide, time of high water; climax -
85 곤경에 빠져서
adv. in rough water -
86 곤경에 빠지다
be down on one's luck, get into hot water -
87 곤란을 받고
adv. in rough water -
88 과다 증발
n. water -
89 관개하다
v. irrigate, water -
90 관수기
n. douche, stream of water used to cleanse various parts of the body (for medical or hygienic purposes) -
91 관수식
n. affusion, pouring on of water for ritual purposes (as in baptism) -
92 관수욕
n. shower bath, device that releases water into a bath for cleansing purposes -
93 광천수를 마시는 사람
n. water drinker -
94 구조수
n. water of constitution -
95 근
adv. about, almost, nearly--------n. pound, unit of measurement; core, central part of a fruit (containing the seeds); muscle, contracting body tissue; nerve, tendon (Anatomy); root, part of a plant growing underground which anchors the plant and absorbs water and nutrients -
96 금주중
adv. on the water cart -
97 급수 본관
n. water main -
98 급수 사용량
n. water supply -
99 급수 제한
n. water rationing -
100 급수선
n. water boat
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