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1 자부하다
v. be conceited, fancy oneself, pride, pride oneself, fancy -
2 ...이 좋아지다
v. cotton, take a fancy to -
3 가장 무도회
n. masquerade, costume ball, fancy ball -
4 가장 무도회복
n. fancy dress ball -
5 가장복
n. fancy dress, costume worn at a ball or masquerade -
6 가장복의
adj. fancy dress -
7 고등 기술의
adj. fancy -
8 곡예 기술의
adj. fancy -
9 공상
n. injury sustained while on duty; industry and commerce; fancy, imagination, daydream -
10 공상하다
v. fancy, create imaginary images, imagine -
11 기상
n. atmospheric phenomena; nature; gaseity; rising; fantastic idea; fancy; turn out -
12 까닭없이 ...하다고 생각하다
v. fancy -
13 꿈나라
n. dreamland, place existing only in dreams or imagination, world of fancy; sleep -
14 레갈리아
n. regalia, symbols of royalty, formal or fancy clothing -
15 맵시꾼
n. fop, dandy, man who likes fancy clothes -
16 멋부리다
v. dress up, put on fancy clothes, dress nicely -
17 모범택시
n. fancy taxi -
18 반점이 있는 꽃
n. fancy -
19 변덕스럽성
n. whimsicalness, fancifulness, capriciousness; state of being erratic and unpredictable, state of being based on fancy -
20 사화
n. massacre of scholars; historical story; reconciliation, settlement, act of restoring harmony, act of reconciling; settlement out of court; flowery language, language that is full of fancy words and phrases
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