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정의 언어:: 한국어

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phonenounneutral
phone (mobile device for calls and messages)
A small device you carry to call and message people.
Where is my phone?
Where is my phone?
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keynounneutral
key (for opening a lock or door)
A small metal object you use to open and lock a door.
I lost my house key.
I lost my house key.
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walletnounneutral
wallet (small holder for money and cards)
A small flat case for money and cards, often kept in a pocket.
My wallet is in my bag.
My wallet is in my bag.
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bagnounneutral
bag (for carrying things)
A container with handles for carrying things.
Put the books in your bag.
Put the books in your bag.
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umbrellanounneutral
umbrella (for protection from rain)
An object you open over your head to stay dry in the rain.
Take an umbrella, it's raining.
Take an umbrella, it's raining.
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glassesnounneutral
glasses (eyewear for seeing better)
Two lenses in a frame that you wear to see better.
I can't read without my glasses.
I can't read without my glasses.
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watchnounneutral
watch (timepiece worn on the wrist)
A small clock you wear on your wrist.
My watch says it's three o'clock.
My watch says it's three o'clock.
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moneynounneutral
money (coins and notes used to buy things)
Coins and notes you use to buy things.
I don't have any money today.
I don't have any money today.
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coinnounneutral
coin (round piece of metal money)
A small round piece of metal money.
He gave me a gold coin.
He gave me a gold coin.
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combnounneutral
comb (for tidying hair)
A flat object with teeth for making your hair tidy.
Can I borrow your comb?
Can I borrow your comb?
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mirrornounneutral
mirror (reflective glass for seeing yourself)
A glass surface where you can see yourself.
She looked at herself in the mirror.
She looked at herself in the mirror.
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toothbrushnounneutral
toothbrush (for cleaning teeth)
A small brush you use to clean your teeth.
I need a new toothbrush.
I need a new toothbrush.
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soapnounneutral
soap (for washing and cleaning)
Something you use with water to wash and clean.
Wash your hands with soap.
Wash your hands with soap.
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towelnounneutral
towel (cloth for drying)
A piece of cloth you use to dry yourself.
Can you pass me a towel?
Can you pass me a towel?
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tablenounneutral
table (flat surface for eating or working)
A flat surface on legs where you eat or work.
Put the plates on the table.
Put the plates on the table.
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chairnounneutral
chair (single seat with a back)
A seat with a back for one person.
Please take a chair.
Please take a chair.
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doornounneutral
door (entrance you open and close)
The part you open to go into or out of a room.
Please close the door.
Please close the door.
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windownounneutral
window (glass opening in a wall)
The glass part of a wall that lets in light and air.
Open the window, it's hot.
Open the window, it's hot.
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cupnounneutral
cup (small container for hot drinks)
A small container with a handle for hot drinks.
I'd like a cup of tea.
I'd like a cup of tea.
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platenounneutral
plate (flat dish for food)
A flat round dish you eat food from.
She put the food on a plate.
She put the food on a plate.
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bowlnounneutral
bowl (deep dish for soup or cereal)
A deep round dish for soup, cereal, or fruit.
I eat cereal from a bowl.
I eat cereal from a bowl.
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spoonnounneutral
spoon (rounded utensil for eating or stirring)
A tool with a round end for eating soup or stirring.
Eat the soup with a spoon.
Eat the soup with a spoon.
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forknounneutral
fork (utensil with points for eating)
A tool with points for picking up food.
Use your fork, not your hands.
Use your fork, not your hands.
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knifenounneutral
knife (sharp tool for cutting)
A tool with a sharp edge for cutting.
Cut the bread with this knife.
Cut the bread with this knife.
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bottlenounneutral
bottle (tall container for liquids)
A tall container for water and other drinks.
I bought a bottle of water.
I bought a bottle of water.
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boxnounneutral
box (container for storing things)
A container with straight sides for keeping things.
Put the toys in the box.
Put the toys in the box.
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clocknounneutral
clock (device showing the time)
An object on a wall or table that shows the time.
The clock on the wall is wrong.
The clock on the wall is wrong.
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lampnounneutral
lamp (small light for a table or room)
A small light you put on a table or by a bed.
Turn on the lamp, please.
Turn on the lamp, please.
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bucketnounneutral
bucket (round container for water)
A round container with a handle for water.
Fill the bucket with water.
Fill the bucket with water.
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pennounneutral
pen (writing tool with ink)
A tool you use to write with ink.
Can I borrow your pen?
Can I borrow your pen?
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pencilnounneutral
pencil (writing tool you can erase)
A wooden tool for writing that you can erase.
Write your name with a pencil.
Write your name with a pencil.
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booknounneutral
book (bound pages for reading)
Pages with words joined together that you read.
I'm reading a good book.
I'm reading a good book.
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papernounneutral
paper (thin material for writing on)
The thin material you write or draw on.
I need a piece of paper.
I need a piece of paper.
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notebooknounneutral
notebook (book of blank pages for notes)
A book of empty pages for writing notes.
I write everything in my notebook.
I write everything in my notebook.
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erasernounneutral
eraser (removes pencil marks)
A small object that removes pencil marks.
Can I use your eraser?
Can I use your eraser?
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rulernounneutral
ruler (tool for measuring and straight lines)
A flat tool for drawing straight lines and measuring.
Draw the line with a ruler.
Draw the line with a ruler.
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scissorsnounneutral
scissors (tool for cutting paper or cloth)
A tool with two blades for cutting paper or cloth.
Pass me the scissors, please.
Pass me the scissors, please.
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backpacknounneutral
backpack (bag worn on the back)
A bag you carry on your back, often for school.
My backpack is full of books.
My backpack is full of books.
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markernounneutral
marker (thick colored pen)
A thick pen with bright color for writing or drawing.
Write the title with a red marker.
Write the title with a red marker.
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gluenounneutral
glue (sticky substance for joining things)
A sticky substance for joining things together.
Use glue to stick the photo.
Use glue to stick the photo.
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mapnounneutral
map (drawing showing places and directions)
A drawing of a place that shows where things are.
Look at the map to find the street.
Look at the map to find the street.
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dictionarynounneutral
dictionary (book of word meanings)
A book that explains what words mean.
Look it up in the dictionary.
Look it up in the dictionary.
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pagenounneutral
page (one side of a sheet in a book)
One side of a sheet in a book or notebook.
Turn to the next page.
Turn to the next page.
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hammernounneutral
hammer (tool for hitting nails)
A tool you use to hit nails into wood.
Pass me the hammer, please.
Pass me the hammer, please.
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ropenounneutral
rope (thick strong cord for tying)
Strong thick string for tying or pulling things.
Tie the box with this rope.
Tie the box with this rope.
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tapenounneutral
tape (sticky strip for joining things)
A long sticky strip for joining or fixing things.
Fix the box with some tape.
Fix the box with some tape.
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batterynounneutral
battery (small power source for objects)
A small object that gives power to a toy or clock.
The clock needs a new battery.
The clock needs a new battery.
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ticketnounneutral
ticket (paper showing you paid for travel or entry)
A small paper that shows you paid to enter or travel.
Show me your ticket, please.
Show me your ticket, please.
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picturenounneutral
picture (photo or drawing)
A photo or drawing you can look at.
There's a picture of my family on the wall.
There's a picture of my family on the wall.
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envelopenounneutral
envelope (paper cover for a letter)
A paper cover you put a letter inside to send it.
Put the letter in the envelope.
Put the letter in the envelope.
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stampnounneutral
stamp (small paper for sending mail)
A small paper you put on a letter to send it by post.
I need a stamp for this letter.
I need a stamp for this letter.
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locknounneutral
lock (device opened with a key)
The part you open with a key to keep a door closed.
The lock on the door is broken.
The lock on the door is broken.
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handlenounneutral
handle (part you hold to open or carry)
The part of an object you hold to open or carry it.
Turn the handle to open the door.
Turn the handle to open the door.
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ballnounneutral
ball (round object for games)
A round object you use to play games.
The children are playing with a ball.
The children are playing with a ball.
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giftnounneutral
gift (present you give to someone)
Something you give to someone, often on a special day.
This is a gift for you.
This is a gift for you.
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bellnounneutral
bell (object that makes a ringing sound)
An object that makes a ringing sound.
Ring the bell at the door.
Ring the bell at the door.
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newspapernounneutral
newspaper (printed pages with daily news)
Large sheets of paper with the day's news.
My father reads the newspaper every morning.
My father reads the newspaper every morning.
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pursenounneutral
purse (British English: small holder for money)
British English: a small bag or holder for carrying money.
I keep my coins in my purse.
I keep my coins in my purse.
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glassnounneutral
glass (container without a handle for drinks)
A container without a handle for drinks.
Can I have a glass of water?
Can I have a glass of water?
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basketnounneutral
basket (container for carrying or storing, often woven)
A container, often woven from natural materials, for carrying or storing things.
Put the bread in the basket.
Put the bread in the basket.
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candlenounneutral
candle (wax stick that gives light)
A stick of wax that gives light when you burn it.
Light a candle, the power is off.
Light a candle, the power is off.
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cardnounneutral
card (greeting card: paper you send for special occasions; or payment card: plastic card for paying)
A small flat piece of stiff paper or plastic.
I paid with my card.
I paid with my card.
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nailnounneutral
nail (thin sharp metal pin for fastening or hanging things)
A small thin piece of metal you hit into wood.
Put a nail in the wall for the picture.
Put a nail in the wall for the picture.
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toolnounneutral
tool (object used to do work)
An object you use with your hands to do a job.
A hammer is a useful tool.
A hammer is a useful tool.
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brushnounneutral
brush (tool with bristles for cleaning, painting, or grooming hair)
A tool with hairs for cleaning, painting, or hair.
Use a brush to clean your shoes.
Use a brush to clean your shoes.
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buttonnounneutral
button (1) small disc on clothing used as a fastener; (2) small part you press to operate a device
A small disc on clothing used as a fastener; or a small part you press to operate a device.
Press this button to start.
Press this button to start.
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toynounneutral
toy (object children play with)
An object that children play with.
The baby dropped her toy.
The baby dropped her toy.
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rubbernounneutralBritish English
rubber (British English; American: eraser)
British English word for a small object that removes pencil marks.
Can I borrow your rubber?
Can I borrow your eraser?
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rucksacknounneutralBritish English
rucksack (British English; American: backpack)
British English word for a bag worn on the back.
She packed her books in her rucksack.
She packed her books in her backpack.