b로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[b로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

bake verb : to cook in an oven

bark verb : to make the sound that a dog makes

be verb : to stay untouched

be verb : to have life; to exist

beat verb : to win against or be better than something or someone

been verb : a past-tense form of "to be"

began verb : the past tense of "begin"; to start

begin verb : to start

bend verb : to force or move something straight into a curve or angle

bite verb : to cut into something with the teeth; to use the teeth, pincers, or a stinger to hurt someone or something

bleat verb : to make the wavering sound that a sheep, goat, or calf makes

blew verb : the past tense of "blow"; to create moving air

blink verb : to shut and open the eyes very quickly

bloom verb : to open into a flower

blow verb : to create moving air

boil verb : to heat a liquid until it becomes hot enough to bubble

boil verb : to cook food in water that is so hot that it bubbles

boom verb : to make a loud, deep noise

box verb : to strike a blow with the hand or fist

break verb : to cause to split into pieces or no longer work

break verb : to stop being equal

breathe verb : to take in and let out air through the nose or mouth

bring verb : to carry, lead, or cause to go along from one place to another

broke verb : the past tense of “break”; to stop being equal

broke verb : the past tense of "break"; to cause to split into pieces or no longer work

brush verb : to use a tool with bristles to paint, arrange hair, or clean things

build verb : to make or construct something from parts

built verb : the past tense of "build"; to make or construct something from parts

bump verb : to hit against something

buy verb : to give someone money for something

buzz verb : to make the sound that a bee makes

 

babble verb : to speak quickly in a foolish, excited, or nonsensical way

balance verb : to arrange the parts of a work of art in a pleasing and harmonious way

balance verb : to stay in a steady or stable position without falling

balk verb : to hesitate or refuse to proceed

bang verb : to strike something or come into contact with it in a noisy or forceful way

banish verb : to force to leave

banned verb : not allowed; stopped allowing

banter verb : to talk back and forth in a friendly, teasing manner

bare verb : to show or uncover

bargain verb : to talk about a purchase or business agreement in order to get a better deal

barge verb : to jump or rush in impolitely

barrel verb : to quickly move, often in a dangerous or reckless way

barter verb : to exchange goods or services without using money

bask verb : to rest and soak up sunlight

battle verb : to fight a short, violent fight or a single part of a war

bawl verb : to cry or shout loudly

beam verb : to smile brightly or happily

became verb : the past tense of "become"; to grow or turn into

beckon verb : to call toward someone; to invite a person to come closer or follow

become verb : to begin to be; to grow into; to turn into

befuddle verb : to confuse

beg verb : to ask in an emotional way for something

behave verb : to act in a certain way; to follow rules and be good

behold verb : to look at

belch verb : to make noise while releasing air from the digestive tract through the mouth; to burp

believe verb : to accept that something is true or real

bellow verb : to speak or shout in a loud, deep voice

belong verb : to fit well in a certain place; to be owned by someone; to be a member of a club or organization

benefit verb : to gain help, profit, or an advantage from something

berate verb : to scold or criticize severely

bet verb : to risk something, usually a sum of money, on what one thinks will happen in the future

betray verb : to hurt another in some way by being unfaithful, false, or disloyal

beware verb : to be cautious; to be on the lookout for

bicker verb : to argue about unimportant things

billow verb : to bulge and swell out in response to wind

bind verb : to tie or fasten tightly together

blame verb : to believe or say someone is responsible for a mistake or problem

blare verb : to make a loud noise

blast verb : to strike; to suddenly force something in a certain direction; to blow up

blast verb : to make a loud or harsh noise, usually one that lasts for a while

blaze verb : to burn very brightly or fiercely

bleed verb : to lose blood because of a cut or injury

blend verb : to mix

bless verb : to make someone happy or prosperous; to give thanks for

blog verb : to write about one’s thoughts, opinions, or experiences on a website meant to be read by others

blossom verb : to produce flowers

blot verb : to dry something using a material that soaks up liquid

bluff verb : to trick, especially by showing strength that does not exist

blur verb : to make or become less clear

blurt verb : to say something quickly without thinking

blush verb : to get pink in the face as a result of embarrassment or shame

boast verb : to brag

bob verb : to make quick, jerky movements up and down

bolt verb : to suddenly or nervously move or run away

bond verb : to attach or join together

bond verb : to get emotionally close to someone

border verb : to be next to another country, state, or area

borrow verb : to take something with the promise that you will return it later

bother verb : to worry, annoy, or disturb someone; to take time to do something

bought verb : the past tense of "buy"; to purchase something in exchange for money

bounce verb : to spring back from a surface after hitting it

bound verb : to leap

bow verb : to bend the head or upper body, used to communicate something, such as respect or gratitude

boycott verb : to refuse to buy or take part in something in order to make a point or force a change

brace verb : to stay balanced by pressing a part of one's body against an unmoving object

brag verb : to speak in a boastful or overly proud way

braid verb : to lace together three strands of something

brainstorm verb : to share and develop ideas, often related to solving a problem

brainwash verb : to change a person's ideas or beliefs using force or persuasion

brand verb : to make a permanent pattern on the skin or fur of an animal to show ownership

brawl verb : to fight or argue in a loud, disruptive way

bred verb : the past tense of "breed"; to cause an animal to produce young, usually in a controlled manner

breed verb : breed (v.) to come together to reproduce, or make a baby

breed verb : to cause an animal to produce young, usually in a controlled manner

breeding verb : producing offspring; helping something reproduce

brew verb : to make tea, coffee, or beer

brief verb : to give details to; to inform

brimming verb : so full as to be almost overflowing

bristle verb : (of hair or fur) to stand straight up away from the skin, usually because of fear or anger

broadcast verb : to send out radio or television signals or programs

broil verb : to cook using very high heat for a short period of time

brood verb : to give serious thought to something troubling

brought verb : the past tense of "bring"; to carry, lead, or cause to go along from one place to another

browse verb : to look through something in a casual way

brush verb : to touch lightly in passing

buck verb : to jump in the air with a lowered head, stiff legs, and an arched back (most often done by a horse or other hoofed animal)

budge verb : to move even a little

bulging verb : swelling or protruding

bulldoze verb : to clear land or tear down buildings or trees with a large tractor called a bulldozer

bundle verb : to wrap, tie, or hold together a group of things; to wrap a person or other animal to keep it warm

burn verb : to damage or destroy by fire; to injure oneself from extreme heat

burp verb : to let out gas from the stomach through the mouth, often with a sound

burrow verb : to dig a tunnel or hole

burst verb : to break apart suddenly; to explode

bursting verb : so full that something almost breaks open

bury verb : to place under the ground or cover

butt verb : to strike or push with the head or horns