这是我在韩网和印度网收集的机经。 希望可以在考前帮助你
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& W2 ]" W3 y5 R1 c! ~•SAGA : NARRATIVE
/ X' G0 d2 n1 n8 d3 F# b2 o$ Vsaga- any narrative or legend of heroic exploits. . d7 H8 f- E% }, E% m7 G
•EPIC : POEM2 ]1 Z( `) u' z: y% h2 x
epic- noting or pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centered upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style: Homer's Iliad is an epic poem" N6 u" J; J. B3 r9 A
•ZEALOT : PASSIONATE
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•berate<>laud
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rotund-round in shape, rounded<>
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+ z; d9 k# M ?9 K•champion<>disparage
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+ [0 N4 j# u( a2 a, ~3 i% F! y8 pspectrum:hue 5 l. [- E' ^% K' K% Q/ ^
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( w4 u5 C# X3 G% n. Dimagination is better than experiments, because established habit and artivle may constrain freedom of imaginating ...
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7 ?9 v/ ~+ p; z8 sARgue: construciton in shpping mall of Appian and McAdams. Appian is better beacause theyir road pavement are still in good condition and they hired new manager and purchased new machinery. ! x* v! o; f! w( T
6 F2 R5 z4 T$ J( I5 k$ AReading: Indian women autobiography writer 가 changing 하고 있다. reason 은 reader audience 가 native 에서 non native 에게 까지...use of grandmother as a figure of sending down the oral tradition.
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그리고 heritage의 중요성을 찾는것... `' s: J. b6 o. P; {+ b
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1.! arbitrator $ O1 l7 H" f; E% S6 G2 x8 S
2. !cascade<>trickle?
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???___________:information::canvass: support류
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legerdemain-障眼法
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8 \/ V9 l F. G???humble류<>fustian
) O- n4 n1 z# w/ `7 I6 Q!apology:______::thank:gratuitous
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harry-to repeatedly demand sth from, often causing them to feel anxious or angry
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8 ?1 v0 u* ]" T' Nmar-to spoil, making it less perfect or less enjoyable
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!endow-to give money to pay for creating or for providing an income for/ z3 q, ~- h/ V& ]! K
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1. !Affinity (n): A natural attraction, liking, or feeling of kinship.# h: p4 K% B: Y& w. g0 a9 s& Z
Synonyms: partiality, fondness; sympathy, leaning, bent; similarity, compatibility.8 H0 r2 M0 v% a, _1 B
Antonyms: dislike, aversion, dissimilarity, disparity
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2.! Invigorate (v): to give vigor to; fill with life and energy; energize; heighten or intensify;
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3.! Prolong (v): to lengthen out in time; extend the duration of; cause to continue longer; to lengthen in duration; to lengthen in extent.. M9 z" K7 c$ O9 y% a8 R$ n
Synonyms: draw out, elongate, extend, prolongate, protract, spin, stretch.: r% a4 t, z$ D7 l4 G. |. Q
Antonyms: abbreviate
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$ P5 `8 u' {; G: }3 ^% u f. I4. !Appease (v): to bring to a state of peace, quiet, ease, calm, or contentment;to satisfy or relieve.
9 j8 Z" R: @( p' r& Q" Y6 [+ Q) OSynonyms: to allay, or relieve; assuage; pacify; soothe; conciliate, dulcify, mollify, placate, propitiate.$ x- J e# e4 ~! G+ n x1 _
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6. !Elucidate (v): to make lucid or clear; throw light upon; make clear and (more) comprehensible; to provide clarification; explain
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$ M, w8 M" ]2 b2 w7. !Stoical (adj): impassive; characterized by a calm
6 y3 T& e s$ a4 Y$ x( qSynonyms: imperturbable, cool, indifferent.
2 ?7 E8 }4 q' J: y. HAntonyms: sympathetic, warm, demonstrative, effusive.
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- Q1 q. @! q9 q" e8 }" p# }1 H8. !Rescind (v): to abrogate; annul; revoke; repeal; to invalidate (an act, measure, etc.) by a later action or a higher authority.
6 O$ y& k' X& qSynonyms: nullify; retract, withdraw; countermand, repeal, veto." m0 ]& [* w2 @1 D6 O
0 _% I8 K! X/ q- `9. !Maverick (n): someone who exhibits great independence in thought and action.
9 b2 i2 P3 b3 s% P6 N& M0 z) USynonyms: nonconformist, independent, loner.
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. C% ?9 D! @. y5 G10.! Saunter (v): to walk with a leisurely gait; stroll; a leisurely walk (n).5 x' X/ k [5 k9 |: [3 q
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- {# O* F5 C7 `6 m" Y11. !Wary(adj): watchful; being on one's guard against danger8 Q. n* [8 D/ d" _, a6 {1 u& ]
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1. The surest indicator of a great nation is not the achievements of its rulers, artists, or scientists, but the general welfare of all its people.
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8 ?# a# M. V, x6 k% d, z! N) gchampion-disparage 2 N* p& F: p6 w' u1 f
FACETIOUS : SPEECH 익살맞은, 우스
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Issue # 235 와 # 221
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: U9 I: D( W+ A1 j3 FVerbal
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5 U, {# I" o; u( Fdrift <-> hold fast (1번) (보기: last long)
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9 |1 x5 j1 y, pextend : extent :: intensify : degree ; I, _$ s9 ]' L
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- p4 r O$ M5 ^) D9 }& c- ], t5 K2 Wmadcap-wildly or heedlessly impulsive; reckless; rash <>
! {2 G% H4 R2 K0 M0 A4 b9 Zcaginess-cautious, wary, or shrewd <> incautiousness ( f+ `- Q; f1 x+ q+ Q% C e
pliant-easily influenced; yielding to others, bending readily; <> 6 ? n0 t/ x( ? r8 v9 v: W
desiccant-desiccating or drying<> " i$ ^; Z x" M) g) U8 A) O
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" B7 o6 P/ f: l. R# O이슈 주제는 전에 분거랑 같은거 나왔어요. 웰빙에 대한거였는데 the well-being society 되려면 its people question authority. 뭐 그런거였는데...어제 게시판에서 봤었구요... 7 p% w+ p% Q+ @0 Y# }, A
아규는 어떤 작은 나라에서 총리가 메모한건데... 옆나라가 새로운 쌀종자개발해서 80%이상 수익이 올랐다. 농부들 인컴 올리고 나라 경제 생각해서 얼른 도입해야 한다... 그런거였구요. ( X0 F$ v, y9 c1 ^" A& h1 D& _
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순서는 10번쯤부터 짧은독해(40줄정도...) 나왔구요... 전 제일 긴 독해가 75줄정도 되더군요.
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(후기지만 질문요.... 버벌은 공부 어떻게 해야 하나요? 학교에서 450은 받아야 한대요.ㅠㅠ 도움좀...) . _( B) t1 D7 C) d4 Q# @
그래서 버벌은 드릴 말씀이 없네요.
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1. Appease(v): to bring to a state of peace, quiet, ease, calm, or contentment; to satisfy; or relieve/ u3 u2 e. f9 Y0 d2 L2 q% {
Synonyms: pacify; soothe; assuage; allay; conciliate, propitiate
, ^* C: O, q8 @4 vAntonyms: enrage; increase, arouse, sharpen; defy.
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2. Estrange(v): to turn away in feeling or affection; make unfriendly or hostile; to divert from the original use or possessor; To withdraw; to withhold
/ K1 z2 T8 ~. G4 d3 J- n) dSynonyms: alienate, disaffect, disunite 2 @$ e$ X2 y9 @' k T) [1 H1 Q$ n
- j Z! Y& X L, r5 T3. Succinct(adj): expressed in few words; characterized by conciseness or verbal brevity.
% b9 }; O& L$ o! g5 lSynonyms: concise; terse; pithy, compendious, laconic7 t7 a9 t7 z* B9 {0 h
$ P* `( w! J( Q6 O# p! X% O0 _4. Dependant(adj): Contingent on another; Subordinate; Relying on or requiring the aid of another for support; addicted to a drug.
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) {; C. R1 h m- I5. Oblivious(adj): unmindful; unconscious; unaware; forgetful; Lacking all memory( ^) c/ _1 T& Q @& |. m$ z
Synonyms: withdrawn, musing, daydreaming, dreamy, forgetful, distracted, abstracted.
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6. Drift(n): a driving movement or force; impulse; pressure; overbearing power or influence;impetus.8 K$ I7 |# J. ]# l( I7 I7 q& R
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7. Sequential(adj): characterized by regular sequence of parts; following;
& m6 ^ E% g: \7 }Synonyms: sequent, serial, subsequent, successional, successive, Sequential, consequent.
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# Q) E1 ]. P2 \ P- B* x8. Erudite(adj): characterized by great knowledge; learned or scholarly.) _5 m D: \! n* J1 ? B, ~! ]
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% v) T8 S2 S/ y: Y8 B9. Bewilderment(n): The condition of being confused or disoriented; confusion resulting from failure to understand
2 t9 K4 m' l' H) ] wSynonyms: befuddlement, discombobulation, fog, muddle, mystification, perplexity, puzzlement, stupefaction, stupor, trance, daze.
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+ u7 w9 H: r) A7 }10. Keen (adj): Having a fine, sharp cutting edge or point; having or marked by intellectual quickness& ?1 f' P [/ B" {; s+ C
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1. Finger print: Identification
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1."The study of history places too much emphasis on individuals. The most significant events and trends in history were made possible not by the famous few, but by groups of people whose identities have long been forgotten."
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1. The following appeared in a newspaper feature story. "At the small, nonprofit hospital in the town of Saluda, the average length of a patient's stay is two days; at the large, for-profit hospital in the nearby city of Megaville, the average patient stay is six days. Also, the cure rate among patients in the Saluda hospital is about twice that of the Megaville hospital. The Saluda hospital has more employees per patient than the hospital in Megaville, and there are few complaints about service at the local hospital. Such data indicate that treatment in smaller, nonprofit hospitals is more economical and of better quality than treatment in larger, for-profit hospitals."6 b* {( G6 o7 x/ L4 j* o* e ~3 y
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1. Sequential(adj): characterized by regular sequence of parts; following.
/ g7 ?6 O$ L* P( Q( S& `; xSynonyms: sequent, serial, subsequent, successional, successive, Sequential, consequent. 5 X- i2 ?, ]* c5 D; Q3 {
2. Latent(adj): potentially existing but not presently evident or realized; apparent; remaining in an inactive or hidden phase.
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Antonyms: open, active.
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Synonyms: accord, concert, concord, symphony, tune; congruity; amity, friendship; consonance, conformity, correspondence, consistency.
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b% {6 G% \& e7. Delegation(n): the body of delegates chosen to represent a political unit, as a state, in an assembly; a group or body of delegates; authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions.
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2 H4 P6 |1 s7 D/ @# l, m' l9. Esteem(v): to regard highly or favorably; regard with respect or admiration. A" C, S4 B+ d8 T6 I$ E5 g- `; ]( R0 W* E
Synonyms: reverence, veneration; account, admiration, appreciation, consideration, estimation, favor, honor, regard, respect.
y! G; p# h9 Q4 o# n# e4 c- `2 uAntonyms: disdain.
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2 J2 V4 i+ e7 I2 {5 q+ x. N% PAnalogies:
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0 \0 n- G, r$ {; q& T. b3 V1. Discordant: Harmony, R# [' e* k2 h4 y: s
: Q2 a3 c; W) E3 q5 o0 i& d2. Delegation: Represent
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3. Pride: Esteem
