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21 마음에 떠오르다
v. occur, spring -
22 봄
n. spring, season between winter and summer; springtime--------prep. seeing -
23 봄날
n. one day in the spring -
24 봄빛
n. spring scenery -
25 봄의
adj. vernal, pertaining to spring -
26 분수
n. fraction, product of the division of one number by another, quotient (Mathematics); fountain, spring, source of water, decorative spray of water -
27 사계
n. the four seasons, four different periods of time in the year (spring, summer, fall and winter) -
28 새는 구멍
n. vent, venthole, leak, spring -
29 샘
n. fountain, spring, source of water; jealousy, envy -
30 석회화
n. calcification, act of calcifying; tufa, kind of porous limestone deposited by springs and streams; travertine, type of limestone deposited at the mouth of a spring -
31 솟아나다
v. gush out, spring, flow out, well up -
32 솟아나오다
v. well, gush, flow, stream; rise to the surface and issue forth (water, tears, etc.); gush out, spring -
33 스프링
n. spring, metal coil, bounce; flexibility, elasticity -
34 신춘
n. new year, year that has just begun; early spring -
35 쌓다
v. stack, build, amass, spring -
36 용수철
n. spring -
37 용수철을 달다
v. spring -
38 용수철이 있는
adj. spring -
39 우뚝 솟다
v. rise, dominate, spring -
40 일다
v. happen, occur, take place, spring up; bring under cultivation; clean out, empty, remove contents
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