마이클의 진짜 영어 토익! 1 단계 (어휘 팟캐스트)

EiK Podcast 123: TOEIC Vocab Vol. 1

첫 ‘마이클의 무료 토익’ 학습으로 감정에 관련된 어려운 영어 단어를 살펴보겠습니다. 이 단어와 유의어도 한번 외워보세요. 다음에 독해, 듣기, 쓰기 학습에도 나올 거니까요. 아래 단어들은 쉬운 수준은 아니지만 원어민이면 다 알 정도예요. 일부러 쓸데없는 단어는 제외했습니다.

일단 아래 있는 단어를 한번 훑어보면서 정의에 대해서 생각해보고 알아맞혀보세요. 처음부터 답을 확인하는 것보다 더 효과적인 학습방법이에요.

그 다음에 단어 정의, 유의어와 예문을 자세히 보시고 가능하면 본인의 상황에 맞춰서 예문도 만들어 보세요.

마지막으로 빈 칸 채우기 시험을 쳐보세요.  모든 질문에 문법상으로는 말이 되는 답이 두세 개가 있는데 그 중에서 제일 자연스러운 것을 고르셔야 합니다.

이 전체 과정은 30분 정도 걸리는 게 적당하고 그보다 빨리 끝나면 너무 가볍게 보신 거예요. 철저하고 확실하게 배우는 게 우선이고 가볍게만 훑어보고 안 외우면 별 의미 없는 시간이 될 겁니다.

이 학습에 대한 동영상은 며칠 안에 나올 겁니다.

Lesson One (Vocabulary)

Theme: Emotions

1. Appalled
2. Burdened
3. Chagrined
4. Crestfallen
5. Devastated
6. Disappointed
7. Discombobulated
8. Disgruntled
9. Flabbergasted
10. Horrified
11. Humiliated
12. Incompetent
13. Infatuated
14. Ostracized
15. Overwhelmed
16. Overworked
17. Reeling
18. Speechless
19. Startled
20. Unappreciated

1. Appalled: (드물게) 소름끼치는 (흔하게) 어이없어하는
(유의어: to be blown away, to be taken aback)

  • I was appalled by the treatment we received.
  • I was appalled by the way he kept ignoring my text messages.

2. Burdened: 부담스러워하는, 부담을 느끼는
(유의어: overloaded)

  • I can’t be burdened with this right now.
  • I’m burdened by the massive patient load.

3. Chagrined: 원통해하는, 분하게 여기는
(유의어: exasperated, indignant, vexed)

  • Much to his chagrin, he was not invited to his ex’s birthday party.
  • Much to my chagrin, I was not chosen to be the next host of the show.
  • Much to my sister’s chagrin, her boyfriend of eight years recently said that he was no longer interested in her.
  • Much to his chagrin, his crush told him she thinks that the two of them have nothing in common.

4. Crestfallen: 풀이 죽은, 의기소침한
(유의어: dejected, disheartened, to lose heart)

  • He was crestfallen when he learned that he was not accepted to any of his first choice schools.
  • She was crestfallen when her mother forbade her from attending the Halloween party in Itaewon.

5. Devastated: (지역에 대해서) 황폐한, (감정에 대해서) 망연자실한
(유의어: destroyed, shattered, traumatized)

  • The city was devastated by a major earthquake back in 1998.
  • South Korean farmers were devastated by a prolonged drought.
  • She has been devastated since she learned of her friend’s death.
  • He was devastated by the loss of the violin he had performed with since childhood.

6. Disappointed: 실망스러워하는
(유의어: let down, disillusioned)

  • I was very disappointed by the way my son behaved today.
  • I expected so much from him, but he really let me down.
  • I promise I won’t let you down.

7. Discombobulated: 당황스러워하는
(유의어: ruffled, unsettled, disoriented)

  • The sudden change in climate left him feeling very discombobulated.
  • The patient was feeling discombobulated after returning to consciousness.
  • I found him in a disoriented state.

8. Disgruntled: 불만을 품은
(유의아: aggrieved, irked, put out)

  • The disgruntled worker vowed to return one day and take revenge on those who had mistreated him.

9. Flabbergasted: 황당해하는, 놀라는
(유의어: astonished, stunned, confounded, dumbstruck)

  • The secretary was flabbergasted at the way the doctor had mistreated her.

10. Horrified: 충격 당한, 몸서리를 치는
(유의어: panicked, outraged, scandalized)

  • I was horrified when I thought of what I had said in anger the day before.
  • I was horrified to hear my sweet little daughter cussing up a storm.

11. Humiliated: 창피해하는
(유의어: mortified, to be put in one’s place)

  • The actor was humiliated after forgetting his lines during the most important monologue of the show.

12. Incompetent: 무능한, (감당하기 어려워) 벅차하는
(유의어: inept, bungling, unfit, amateurish, unprofessional)

  • Working amongst titans in my field, I am often left feeling incompetent.

13. Infatuated: 빠진, 매료된
(유의어: smitten, to be nuts about, to be head over heels about, obsessed with)

  • I was immediately infatuated with her.

14. Ostracized: 소외, 따돌림 당한
(유의어: excluded, shunned, spurned, snubbed, blacklisted)

  • During my high school years, I was often ostracized and picked on by the popular kids.

15. Overwhelmed: 압도 당한, 제압 당한, 벅차하는
(유의어: trounced, steamrolled, massacred, overcome, stirred)

  • The workload there was just absolutely overwhelming.

16. Overworked: 과로한
(유의어: stressed out, overburdened, overloaded, worn out)

  • I’ve been feeling really overworked recently.

17. Reeling: 휘청거리는, 어지러운, 혼란스러운
(유의어: shaken by, stunned by, aghast at)

  • I’m still reeling from the breakup.

18. Speechless: 말문이 막힌
(유의어: to be at a loss for words, dumbstruck, dumbfounded)

  • His verbal onslaught left me speechless for a good five minutes.

19. Startled: 놀란
(유의어: unsettled, agitated, disturbed)

  • Oh! You startled me.

20. Unappreciated: 인정 받지 못하는
(유의어: unacknowledged, unthanked, undervalued, unrecognized)

  • I feel so unappreciated at work.

Michael

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