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41 밀착시키다
v. stick, cause to adhere -
42 반대시키다
v. antagonize, make an enemy of, cause to hate -
43 백열하다
v. incandesce, glow with heat, cause to glow -
44 변성시키다
v. regenerate, renew, restore to good condition; metamorphose, change in nature or form, transform; cause to change in form; be capable of undergoing metamorphosis -
45 변성하다
v. metamorphose, change in nature or form, transform; cause to change in form; regenerate, renew, restore to good condition; change surname -
46 변태시키다
v. metamorphose, change in nature or form, transform; cause to change in form; be capable of undergoing metamorphosis -
47 병인
n. the causes of disease, etiological cause -
48 본정신
n. reason, cause, basis for action; intelligence, sense -
49 봉헌하다
v. consecrate, consecrate to, dedicate, devote (to a cause or purpose), devote to -
50 부러뜨리다
v. break, smash into pieces; snap, break with a sharp noise; fracture, cause a break (i.e. in a bone) -
51 부서지다
v. break, be smashed into pieces; smash; fracture, cause a break (i.e. in a bone) -
52 부식성의
adj. corrosive, able to cause corrosion; destructive, causing deterioration; erosive, serving to erode -
53 부패성의
adj. septic, infected with bacteria or microorganisms; infective, likely to cause infection -
54 부화되다
v. hatch, emerge from an egg; cause to come out of an egg; incubate; plan, produce -
55 분극화시키다
v. polarize, separate into opposing groups, contrapose; give polarity to something, cause an item to have unequally distributed characteristics -
56 불러일으키다
v. rouse up, call forth, elicit, evoke, cause to occur -
57 불안정해지다
v. unsettle, disturb; confuse; cause worry -
58 붐비다
v. congest, clog, crowd, fill overly full; become congested, become clogged; cause congestion -
59 블록
n. bloc, coalition, group of people who have joined together for a common cause or purpose (political or otherwise); block, obstacle -
60 비브리오
n. vibrio, any of a number of self-propelled comma-shaped bacteria of which some species cause cholera
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