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정의 언어:: 한국어

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familynounneutral
family (group of related people)
A group of people related to each other, especially parents and children.
I have a big family.
I have a big family.
2
mothernounneutral
mother (female parent)
A female parent.
My mother works in a hospital.
My mother works in a hospital.
3
momnouninformal
mom (informal for mother)
An informal word for mother, used when talking to or about her.
Mom, can I have some water?
Mom, can I have some water?
4
fathernounneutral
father (male parent)
A male parent.
My father drives a taxi.
My father drives a taxi.
5
dadnouninformal
dad (informal for father)
An informal word for father, used when talking to or about him.
My dad is at work.
My dad is at work.
6
parentsnounneutral
parents (mother and father)
A person's mother and father together.
My parents live in a small town.
My parents live in a small town.
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sisternounneutral
sister (female sibling)
A girl or woman who has the same parents as you.
My sister is ten years old.
My sister is ten years old.
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brothernounneutral
brother (male sibling)
A boy or man who has the same parents as you.
My brother plays football.
My brother plays football.
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sonnounneutral
son (male child of a parent)
A male child of a parent.
They have one son.
They have one son.
10
babynounneutral
baby (very young child)
A very young child who cannot walk or talk yet.
The baby is sleeping.
The baby is sleeping.
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childnounneutral
child (young person; son or daughter)
A young boy or girl; also a person's son or daughter.
Every child in the class has a book.
Every child in the class has a book.
12
childrennounneutral
children (plural of child)
The plural of child; more than one young boy or girl.
They have three children.
They have three children.
13
grandmothernounneutral
grandmother (parent's mother)
The mother of your mother or father.
My grandmother is eighty years old.
My grandmother is eighty years old.
14
grandmanouninformal
grandma (informal for grandmother)
An informal word for grandmother.
Grandma makes the best cookies.
Grandma makes the best cookies.
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grandfathernounneutral
grandfather (parent's father)
The father of your mother or father.
My grandfather tells funny stories.
My grandfather tells funny stories.
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grandpanouninformal
grandpa (informal for grandfather)
An informal word for grandfather.
Grandpa is reading the newspaper.
Grandpa is reading the newspaper.
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grandparentsnounneutral
grandparents (parents' parents)
The parents of your mother and father together.
My grandparents have a big garden.
My grandparents have a big garden.
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grandsonnounneutral
grandson (child's son)
The son of your son or daughter.
Their grandson is two years old.
Their grandson is two years old.
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granddaughternounneutral
granddaughter (child's daughter)
The daughter of your son or daughter.
My granddaughter loves to draw.
My granddaughter loves to draw.
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auntnounneutral
aunt (parent's sister)
The sister of your mother or father, or your uncle's wife.
My aunt lives in London.
My aunt lives in London.
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unclenounneutral
uncle (parent's brother)
The brother of your mother or father, or your aunt's husband.
My uncle has a dog.
My uncle has a dog.
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cousinnounneutral
cousin (aunt or uncle's child)
The child of your aunt or uncle.
My cousin is the same age as me.
My cousin is the same age as me.
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niecenounneutral
niece (sibling's daughter)
The daughter of your brother or sister.
My niece is starting school this year.
My niece is starting school this year.
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nephewnounneutral
nephew (sibling's son)
The son of your brother or sister.
My nephew likes cars.
My nephew likes cars.
25
husbandnounneutral
husband (married man, partner of a wife)
The man a woman is married to.
Her husband cooks dinner every night.
Her husband cooks dinner every night.
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wifenounneutral
wife (married woman, partner of a husband)
The woman a man is married to.
His wife is a nurse.
His wife is a nurse.
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twinnounneutral
twin (one of two children born together)
One of two children born to the same mother at the same time.
My brother and I are twins.
My brother and I are twins.
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friendnounneutral
friend (person you know and like)
A person you know well and like, who is not in your family.
She is my best friend.
She is my best friend.
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best friendexpressionneutral
best friend (the closest friend)
The friend you like most and feel closest to.
Maria is my best friend.
Maria is my best friend.
30
neighbornounneutral
neighbor (person living nearby)
A person who lives near you.
Our neighbor has a cat.
Our neighbor has a cat.
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mannounneutral
man (adult male person)
An adult male person.
That man is my teacher.
That man is my teacher.
32
womannounneutral
woman (adult female person)
An adult female person.
The woman in the red coat is my mother.
The woman in the red coat is my mother.
33
mennounneutral
men (plural of man)
The plural of man; more than one adult male.
Two men are fixing the road.
Two men are fixing the road.
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womennounneutral
women (plural of woman)
The plural of woman; more than one adult female.
Three women are talking outside.
Three women are talking outside.
35
boynounneutral
boy (male child)
A male child or young male person.
The boy is riding a bike.
The boy is riding a bike.
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girlnounneutral
girl (female child)
A female child or young female person.
The girl is singing a song.
The girl is singing a song.
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kidnouninformal
kid (informal for child)
An informal word for a child.
The kids are at school.
The kids are at school.
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adultnounneutral
adult (fully grown person)
A fully grown person, not a child.
This film is for adults.
This film is for adults.
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teenagernounneutral
teenager (person aged 13 to 19)
A young person between 13 and 19 years old.
My son is a teenager now.
My son is a teenager now.
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oldadjectiveneutral
old (having lived many years; of a certain age)
Used to describe a person who has lived many years; also used to ask or give age.
My grandfather is very old.
My grandfather is very old.
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youngadjectiveneutral
young (not having lived many years)
Used to describe a person who has lived only a few years.
She is too young to drive.
She is too young to drive.
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personnounneutral
person (one human being)
One human being.
There is one person in the room.
There is one person in the room.
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peoplenounneutral
people (more than one person)
More than one person; the plural of person.
A lot of people are here today.
A lot of people are here today.
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namenounneutral
name (what a person is called)
The word that a person is called by.
What is your name?
What is your name?
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first nameexpressionneutral
first name (given name, before the surname)
The name your parents give you, used before your family name.
My first name is Tom.
My first name is Tom.
46
last nameexpressionneutral
last name (family name, surname)
The family name that you share with your relatives.
My last name is Smith.
My last name is Smith.
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surnamenounformal
surname (family name)
Another word for family name or last name.
Please tell me your surname.
Please tell me your surname.
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years oldexpressionneutral
years old (used to state someone's age)
Used after a number to say how old someone is.
My daughter is six years old.
My daughter is six years old.
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marriedadjectiveneutral
married (having a husband or wife)
Having a husband or wife.
My sister is married.
My sister is married.
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singleadjectiveneutral
single (not married)
Not married.
My brother is still single.
My brother is still single.
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relativenounneutral
relative (a member of your family)
A member of your family.
We have relatives in Canada.
We have relatives in Canada.
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Mrnounformal
Mr (polite title for a man)
A polite title used before a man's last name.
Good morning, Mr Brown.
Good morning, Mr Brown.
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Mrsnounformal
Mrs (polite title for a married woman)
A polite title used before a married woman's last name.
Mrs Smith is my neighbor.
Mrs Smith is my neighbor.
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Missnounformal
Miss (polite title for an unmarried woman)
A polite title used before an unmarried woman's or girl's last name.
Hello, Miss Jones.
Hello, Miss Jones.
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everyonepronounneutral
everyone (all the people)
All the people in a group.
Everyone in my family likes music.
Everyone in my family likes music.
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daughternounneutral
daughter (female child of a parent)
A female child of a parent.
My daughter goes to the local school.
My daughter goes to the local school.
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agenounneutral
age (number of years a person has lived)
How many years a person has lived.
We are the same age.
We are the same age.
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mumnouninformalBritish English
mum (British English; American: mom)
British English informal word for mother.
My mum is cooking dinner.
My mother is cooking dinner.
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neighbournounneutralBritish English
neighbour (British English; American: neighbor)
British English spelling of the word for a person living nearby.
My neighbour has a big dog.
My neighbour has a big dog.