a로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[a로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

act verb : to perform as or pretend to be a character

add verb : to combine numbers into a single number that has the same total value

add verb : to put something in or next to another thing or group of things to make it bigger or different in some way

am verb : a form of "to be" that follows "I"

answer verb : to reply to a question

are verb : a form of "to be" for you or for more than one person

ask verb : to try to get information

ate verb : the past tense of "eat"; to chew and swallow food

 

abandon verb : to leave behind

abbreviate verb : to make something shorter by leaving out letters or sounds

abolish verb : to end, outlaw, or do away with a practice or policy

absorb verb : to soak up or take in

abuse verb : to mistreat, especially in a cruel or violent way

accelerate verb : to go faster or cause to go faster

accept verb : to agree to receive something

access verb : to get near, go into, or use something or someplace

acclimate verb : to get used to a new climate or situation

accompany verb : to go somewhere with another; to happen at the same time or along with something else

accomplish verb : to succeed in doing or achieving something

accumulate verb : to build up or collect over time; to increase

accuse verb : to blame for or charge with wrongdoing

ache verb : to suffer from or experience a dull pain that lasts

achieve verb : to succeed in doing or gaining something, usually with effort

acknowledge verb : to thank or give credit to someone for something he or she did; to recognize

acquaint verb : to make someone aware of something

acquire verb : to get or learn something

activate verb : to set a chemical reaction in motion; to trigger or initiate

adapt verb : to change to fit a new or specific situation or environment

address verb : to write a name and location on an envelope; to speak to a person or group, often in a formal manner

address verb : to think about, face, or deal with a problem

adjust verb : to change something so it works, looks, or fits better

administer verb : to make and give out or apply a drug or treatment

admire verb : to respect, appreciate, or warmly approve of a person or a quality

admit verb : to say, often unwillingly, that something is true or valid

admit verb : to allow someone or something to enter

adopt verb : to bring into one's family and raise as one's own; to take on or assume

adore verb : to love and respect very much

adorn verb : to dress or add beauty to something; to decorate

advance verb : to move or go forward

advertise verb : to call attention to a product, service, or cause in order to sell it or get people to attend

advise verb : to give an opinion or advice; to notify

affect verb : to have an effect on; to cause a change

affirm verb : to state that something is true

afford verb : to have enough money or time

afford verb : to supply or provide

agonize verb : to suffer anguish or agony

agree verb : to have the same opinion; to say one will do, accept, or allow something that is suggested by another

aid verb : to give assistance

aim verb : to point something at a target or other object

alert verb : to warn or inform

align verb : to line up with

allow verb : to give permission; to let something happen

allude verb : to suggest or infer

alter verb : to make different; to change

alternate verb : to occur in turns; to switch between

amaze verb : to create a feeling of wonder or surprise in someone

amble verb : to walk at a slow, relaxed pace

amputate verb : to cut off

amuse verb : to cause someone to laugh or be delighted; to be involved in an enjoyable activity

analyze verb : to examine closely

anchor verb : to hold firmly in position

announce verb : to tell something to a group

annoy verb : to disturb or bother

answer verb : to pick up the phone when it rings; to respond to a knock on a door

anticipate verb : to expect something in the future, often with excitement

apologize verb : to say you're sorry

appear verb : to come into view

applaud verb : to cheer for, often by clapping

apply verb : to fill out a form to request something or to be considered for a job opening

appoint verb : to choose someone to have a particular job; to give someone a position or duty

appraise verb : to judge the worth of someone or something after careful examination

appreciate verb : to be grateful for something; to recognize what is good about something

approach verb : to move nearer

approve verb : to officially agree; to have positive thoughts or feelings about something

arch verb : to form a curved shape

argue verb : to disagree; to give reasons for or against something

arise verb : to come into being or attention

arose verb : the past tense of "arise"; to come into being or attention

arouse verb : to excite; to spark a strong emotion; to increase awareness about a situation

arrange verb : to put in order or place carefully

arrest verb : to slow or stop something from moving forward

arrested verb : to be captured by the police or another authority and taken into custody

arrive verb : to reach a place

art verb : an old form of "are"

ascend verb : to move upward; to rise in position or rank

aspire verb : to hope to become

assassinate verb : to kill by a surprise attack

assemble verb : to put something together from parts; to gather together

assent verb : to approve or agree to something

assess verb : to evaluate or measure something

assign verb : to give out as work or as a task

assist verb : to help

assume verb : to believe something is true without proof

assure verb : to make certain; to convince

astonish verb : to surprise

astound verb : to greatly amaze or surprise

attach verb : to join or fasten

attack verb : to act aggressively against an opponent, often with weapons in a battle; to act harmfully toward

attain verb : to succeed in achieving a goal; to obtain or get

attempt verb : to make an effort; to try

attend verb : to go to an event or place

attract verb : to draw someone or something near

attract verb : to pull toward

attribute verb : to say or show that a person or thing is the cause or source of something; to think a person or thing has a certain quality

authorize verb : to permit or officially approve

avenge verb : to get back at someone for a wrong

avoid verb : to keep away from someone or something

 

actuate verb : to start action or turn on

ad lib verb : to perform in public without having prepared ahead of time

advocate verb : to support or recommend

allege verb : to accuse without proof; to claim

assimilate verb : to fully take something in and understand it, such as a new idea or culture