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번호|단어 또는 어구|뜻|지문 힌트 18|annual|연례의, 매년의|The annual Riverdale Science Fair will be held on July 18. 18|sustainable|지속 가능한|The theme is "Sustainable Future." 18|registration|등록|Student registration is still lower than expected. 18|encourage|격려하다, 권장하다|We would like to encourage more of you to take part. 18|take part|참가하다|We would like to encourage more of you to take part. 18|environmental conservation|환경 보전|Projects are related to environmental conservation. 18|renewable energy|재생 에너지|Projects may be related to renewable energy. 18|showcase|선보이다, 전시하다|You will have the opportunity to showcase your work. 19|pick up|찾아오다, 사 오다|Luna went to the bakery to pick up a cake. 19|notice|알아차리다|She noticed the message on top. 19|get it|이해하다|I don't get it. 19|flavor|맛|The flavor and the message are wrong. 19|make a mistake|실수하다|She wondered if she made a mistake when ordering. 19|similar|비슷한|They had received two similar orders. 19|quality|질 좋은, 품질|She had chosen a quality bakery. 19|imagine|상상하다|It looks even better than I imagined. 20|assume|가정하다|We can sometimes assume that the whole will be good. 20|productive|생산적인|Everyone is productive and efficient. 20|efficient|효율적인|Everyone is productive and efficient. 20|fallacy of composition|구성의 오류|The fallacy of composition fails to allow for interaction. 20|interact with|~와 상호작용하다|The different parts interact with each other. 20|collate|모으다, 대조하다|They collate prototype test results. 20|doomed|실패할 운명의|Good people can work on a doomed project. 20|overall view|전체적인 관점|Check the overall view as well as individuals. 21|excel at|~을 잘하다|Humans excel at visual imagery. 21|visual imagery|시각적 심상|Humans excel at visual imagery. 21|rehearse|예행연습하다|We rehearse forthcoming actions. 21|forthcoming|다가오는|We can rehearse forthcoming actions. 21|representation|표상, 표현|Internally generated representations are not authentic. 21|authentic|진짜의, 진정한|They are never as authentic as the real thing. 21|substitute|대체물|If your internal model were a perfect substitute. 21|incentive|동기, 유인|You would have no incentive to find real food. 22|objective probability|객관적 확률|For each objective probability. 22|subjective|주관적인|We want to know the subjective probability weight. 22|low-probability|낮은 확률의|Low-probability events affect decisions. 22|factor into|~에 영향을 미치다|Low-probability events factor more into decisions. 22|overestimate|과대평가하다|We overestimate the likelihood. 22|likelihood|가능성|We overestimate its likelihood. 22|lottery|복권|People who play the lottery are optimistic. 22|odds|가능성, 확률|The odds are one in 175 million. 23|barrier|장벽|Many barriers to trade exist. 23|competitive price|경쟁력 있는 가격|Products must reach market at competitive prices. 23|transaction cost|거래 비용|Transaction costs are significant. 23|hedge funds|자금을 헤지하다, 위험을 피하다|Companies hedge funds to pay for goods. 23|common currency|공통 통화|Having a common currency lowers costs. 23|reinvest|재투자하다|Savings can be reinvested. 23|productivity|생산성|Savings improve productivity and innovation. 23|economic foundation|경제적 기반|A common currency provides a strong economic foundation. 24|stellar|별의|The light from our nearest stellar neighbour takes four years. 24|look back in time|과거를 들여다보다|When we look at stars, we look back in time. 24|incredible|믿을 수 없는, 놀라운|This is an incredible gift. 24|constellation|별자리|Betelgeuse glows in the Orion constellation. 24|wind time back|시간을 되돌리다|You wind time back more than six hundred years. 24|generation|세대|The light is familiar to generations of humans. 24|distant|먼|We can see more distant parts of the universe. 24|universe|우주|We can understand the history of the universe. 25|vivid|생생한|He was known for vivid scenes. 25|simplified|단순화된|He used simplified shapes. 25|masterpiece|걸작|The Migration Series was his masterpiece. 25|recognition|인정, 명성|It brought him national recognition. 25|serve in|~에서 복무하다|He served in the U.S. Coast Guard. 25|honorary degree|명예 학위|He received honorary degrees. 25|throughout one's lifetime|평생 동안|Throughout his lifetime, he received honors. 25|explore|탐구하다|He continued to explore African-American lives. 29|renowned|저명한|The renowned philosopher Alfred North Whitehead. 29|assert|주장하다|Whitehead asserted that civilization advances. 29|discount coupon|할인 쿠폰|The discount coupon offers an advance. 29|mechanically|기계적으로|We operate mechanically on that assumption. 29|recipient|수령인|Coupons offered no savings to recipients. 29|substantial|상당한|Coupons offered substantial savings. 29|do double duty|두 가지 역할을 하다|Coupons do double duty. 29|brain strain|정신적 부담|We need the advantage to handle brain strain. 30|innovative|혁신적인|Innovative high-tech products have low price elasticity. 30|price elasticity|가격 탄력성|High-tech products have low price elasticity. 30|variation|변동, 변화|High variation in price does not affect demand. 30|substitute|대체재|These products have few substitutes. 30|forerunner|선구자|Innovators or forerunners are less sensitive to price. 30|deep pockets|풍부한 재력|They often have deep pockets. 30|perceive A as B|A를 B로 여기다|High price is perceived as a sign of quality. 30|reinforce|강화하다|High price reinforces customer confidence. 31|underappreciated|과소평가된|One underappreciated feature is future-proof nature. 31|future-proof|미래 변화에 견디는|A city square is future-proof. 31|medieval|중세의|Ancient medieval squares are still used. 31|infrastructure|기반 시설|The same infrastructure supports evolving uses. 31|evolving|진화하는, 변화하는|It supports evolving uses. 31|prophet|예언자|Jane Jacobs was a prophet of the city economy. 31|persistence|지속성|She predicted the persistence of the city. 31|unlike|~와 달리|Unlike those who predicted the death of the city. 32|genomics|유전체학|The genomics revolution showed the impact of touch. 32|impactful|영향력 있는|Touch is impactful to plants. 32|peer at|자세히 들여다보다|Researchers peered at the genes. 32|trigger|유발하다|Touch triggered a dramatic response. 32|gene expression|유전자 발현|Touch affected hormones and gene expression. 32|inhibit|억제하다|Touch could inhibit growth. 32|genome|유전체|10 percent of the genome was altered. 32|reroute|다른 곳으로 돌리다|Plants rerouted energy away from growth. 33|come to a standstill|멈추다|Evolution will come to a standstill. 33|onset|시작|The onset of an ice age can change conditions. 33|prevailing wind|주풍, 지배적인 바람|A shift in the prevailing wind. 33|as a consequence|그 결과|As a consequence, evolution tracks the environment. 33|come to a halt|멈추다|Evolution normally does not come to a halt. 33|drift|서서히 변함|There is a steady downward drift in temperature. 33|persist|지속되다|A drift persists over centuries. 33|reverse|반대로 되다|The trend reverses. 34|metropolitan|대도시의|Land is expensive in metropolitan areas. 34|implication|영향, 함축|High land prices have implications. 34|employment of resources|자원의 활용|It affects efficient employment of resources. 34|sidewalk vending cart|노점 카트|Sidewalk vending carts sell food. 34|entrepreneurial ability|기업가적 능력|Resources include entrepreneurial ability. 34|intermediate goods|중간재|Hot dogs and buns are intermediate goods. 34|public permit|공공 허가|Aside from public permits, sidewalk space is free. 34|substitute A for B|B 대신 A를 쓰다|Vendors substitute sidewalks for commercial space. 35|make sense of|~을 이해하다|We make sense of its content. 35|identify|식별하다|We identify elements within the work. 35|categorize|분류하다|We identify and categorize elements. 35|clue|단서|We may be given clues about meaning. 35|context|맥락|Information helps us understand context. 35|contextual|맥락상의|We use contextual information. 35|interpret|해석하다|We interpret the work's content. 35|symbolize|상징하다|We discover what it symbolizes. 36|struggle to survive|생존 투쟁|The struggle to survive takes all their time. 36|predator|포식자|Animals avoid predators. 36|reproduce|번식하다|Migrating and reproducing use energy. 36|surplus energy|여분의 에너지|Young animals have surplus energy. 36|engage in|~에 참여하다|They engage in bouts of play. 36|brawn|체력, 완력|They used brain, not brawn. 36|prey|먹이, 사냥감|They used intelligence to kill prey. 36|affluence|풍요|They enjoyed some degree of affluence. 37|be startled|깜짝 놀라다|Think about a time when you were startled. 37|scan|살피다|You scanned the environment for a threat. 37|detection|발견, 탐지|Responses help avoid detection. 37|give away|드러내다|Sound might give away our location. 37|inhibition|억제|The freeze response results in inhibition of language. 37|traumatic|정신적 충격을 주는|Highly stressful and traumatic situations. 37|conserve|보존하다|Natural selection conserved the freeze rule. 37|chronic stress|만성 스트레스|It can result in chronic stress. 38|with regard to|~와 관련하여|Gaming is studied with regard to empathy. 38|empathy|공감|Video gaming is studied with regard to empathy. 38|longstanding|오래된|There have been longstanding concerns. 38|credible|믿을 만한|Scientists formulated credible explanations. 38|physiological arousal|생리적 각성|Violence causes physiological arousal. 38|blunted|무뎌진|The normal reaction may become blunted. 38|desensitization|둔감화|This phenomenon is known as desensitization. 38|sympathize with|~에 공감하다|It may reduce the ability to sympathize with others. 39|differentiation|차별화|Brands realize the benefits of differentiation. 39|social purpose|사회적 목적|Brands broadcast their social purpose. 39|reputation|평판|Marketers boost the brand's reputation. 39|embrace|받아들이다|They do not embrace the purpose itself. 39|commitment|헌신, 전념|It requires company-wide commitment. 39|window-dressing|겉치레|Otherwise the mission is window-dressing. 39|publicity|홍보|Activities serve mainly for publicity purposes. 39|lose out on|~을 놓치다|They lose out on positioning for future markets. 40|pulse|박자, 맥박|The brain creates a model of a constant pulse. 40|schema|도식, 틀|The model is a schema. 40|conform to|~에 따르다|Musicians are not conforming to it. 40|mental representation|정신적 표상|We need a mental representation of melody. 40|take liberties with|~을 마음대로 변형하다|The musician takes liberties with melody. 40|metrical extraction|박자 추출|Metrical extraction is crucial. 40|violation|위반|Music communicates through violations of expectations. 40|robotic|기계적인|Too much organization is flat and robotic. 41-42|internal combustion engine|내연 기관|Technology involved in the internal combustion engine. 41-42|consumption|소비|Engines are efficient in consumption of fuel. 41-42|polluting|오염을 일으키는|Cars are far less polluting. 41-42|fuel cell technology|연료 전지 기술|Fuel cell technology will receive momentum. 41-42|momentum|추진력, 탄력|It will receive yet another momentum. 41-42|prototype|시제품|Companies have produced prototype motors. 41-42|breakthrough|획기적 발전|If there is a breakthrough in fuel cell technology. 41-42|diversify|다각화하다|Oil majors have diversified. 43~45|cheerful|쾌활한|Students wrote cheerful letters. 43~45|elder|어르신, 노인|They wrote to elders in a village. 43~45|limited|제한된|Despite having limited space. 43~45|take care of|~을 돌보다|She enjoyed taking care of her plants. 43~45|homemade|집에서 만든|A jar of homemade strawberry mint jam. 43~45|be moved by|~에 감동하다|Anna was deeply moved by Mrs. Pike's response. 43~45|thrilled|아주 신난, 감격한|Anna was thrilled. 43~45|brighten one's spirit|기운을 북돋우다|Pike thanked Anna for brightening her spirit.

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