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1 test
In. 테스트, 검사, 시험(put to the \test 시험하다), 시험물, 시약, 시금석, stand the \test 합격하다, 시험에 견디다IIvt. 검사(시험)하다 -
2 proof
n., a., vt. 증명, 증거, 증언, 시험, 교정쇄, 표준강도(in proof of...의 증거로서, put to the proof 시험하다)-시험필의,...에 견디는, (주류가)표준 강도의, 시험을 거친, (섬유질의 것을) 튼튼하게 하다, 교정하다 -
3 whammy
n. 재수없는(불길한)물건, 주문, 마력, put a (the) \whammy on...을 트집잡다 -
4 worse
Ia. 더욱 나쁜, be \worse off 살림이 어렵다, (and) what is \worse, or to make matters \worse 설상가상으로IIad. 더욱 나쁘게IIIn. 더욱 나쁜 일(물건), have(put to)the \worse 패배하다(시키다) -
5 wrong
Ia. 나쁜, 틀린, 고장난, 역의, get(have)hold of the \wrong end of the sick (이론, 입장 등을) 잘못알다, \wrong side out 뒤집어서IIad. 나쁜게, 틀려서, 고장나서, go \wrong 길을 잘못 들다IIIn. 나쁜 짓, 부정, do \wrong 나쁜 짓을 하다, do a person \wrong, or do \wrong to a person 아무에게 나쁜 짓을 하다, in the \wrong 나쁜, put a person in the \wrong 잘못을 남의 탓으로 돌리다IVvt. 해치다, 오해하다 -
6 shoulder
n. 어깨, 어깨고기(앞발의), 어깨에 해당하는 부분(the \shoulder of a bottle, the \shoulder of a road 도로 양쪽 변두리), 어깨에 총의 자세, have broad\shoulders 튼튼한 어깨를 가지고 있다, put(set)one's \shoulder to the wheel 노력(진력)하다 -
7 ax
n. 도끼, 삭감, 면직(have an\ax to grind 속 배포가 있다, 생각하는 바가 있다, put the\axin the helve 수수께끼를 풀다 -
8 grindstone
n. 회전 숫돌, have(keep, put) one's nose to the \grindstone 꾸준히 일하다 -
9 kibosh
n. 실없는 소리, put the \kibosh on 해치우다, 끝장 짓다 -
10 oar
In. 노, 노젓는 사람, be chained to the \oar (갤리배의 노예처럼)고역을 강제당하다, have an \oar in every man's boat 누구의 일에나 말참견하다, put(thrust)in one's \oar 쓸데없는 참견을 하다IIvi. 노젓다 -
11 touch
Ivt. 대다, 만지다, 접촉(인접)하다, 필적하다, (악기의 줄을)가볍게 타다, 접하다, 접촉시키다, 조금 해치다, 감동시키다(move), 가볍게 쓰다(그리다), 색깔을 띠게 하다, 가미하다, 언급하다, 닫다, 달하다, 사용하다, 먹다, 마시다IIvi. 대다, 접하다,...의 감촉이 있다,...에 가깝다, 기항하다, \touch and go 잠깐 들렀다가 나아가다, \touch down 터치다운하다, \touch off 정확히(솜씨좋게)나타내다, 휘갈겨 쓰다, (그림에) 가필하다, 발사하다, 개시시키다IIIn. 대기, 접촉, 촉진, 촉감, 정신적 접촉, 동감, 기미, 약간, 가벼운 병, 성질, 수법, 돈을 우려냄, 그 돈, keep in \touch with...과 접촉을 유지하다, put (buring) to the \touch 시험하다, \touch of nature 자연의 감정, 인정
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