f로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[f로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

fail verb : to be unsuccessful; to lose

fall verb : to move downward, often fast and without control

fare verb : to get along

fed verb : past tense of "feed"; to give food

feed verb : to give food to

feel verb : to touch something to find out what it is like

felt verb : the past tense of "feel"; to be aware of something by touching or sensing it

fight verb : to use force to try to hurt someone

fill verb : to put as much as you can into

fill in verb : to cover a blank space with something, such as color or shading

find verb : to locate or spot something

finish verb : to end

fire verb : to end a person's job

fish verb : to catch fish or try to catch fish

fit verb : to be, measure, or make the proper size and shape

fix verb : to repair or make work again

flew verb : the past tense of "fly"; to move through the air

flip verb : to quickly turn over or toss

float verb : to move or rest on the surface of a liquid without sinking

fluff verb : to make something look bigger, fuller, or softer

fly verb : to move through the air

fold verb : to bend something over so that one part covers another part

follow verb : to go or come after

follow verb : to act as told; to be guided by

forget verb : to not remember

forgot verb : the past tense of "forget"; did not remember

found verb : the past tense of "find"; to locate or spot something

fry verb : to cook in hot oil

 

face verb : to be positioned toward someone or something

fade verb : to grow weaker

faint verb : to lose consciousness for a brief period of time due to a shortage of oxygen to the brain

falter verb : to begin to lose strength; to stumble or hesitate

faring verb : getting along; managing

fashion verb : to make into a specific form; to use materials in the production of something

fast verb : to go without eating or to eat very little food

fasten verb : to attach or secure

fathom verb : to understand something after giving it a great deal of thought

fawn verb : to try to gain the approval, attention, or affection of another by giving praise, flattery, or special attention

feature verb : to present or highlight

fell verb : cut down

fend verb : to survive alone without anyone's help; to fight off an attack

ferment verb : to undergo fermentation; to break down into a simpler form, such as happens in the creation of cheese and vinegar

fertilize verb : to combine male and female reproductive cells to create a new animal or plant

fess verb : short for “confess”; to admit or state that one has done something wrong

fetch verb : to bring or get

fidget verb : to move around restlessly

figure verb : to work out the answer or solution to something

file verb : to store information where it can be found again

film verb : to capture moving images, or a movie, on film

filter verb : to pass something, such as a liquid or a gas, through a device or material to separate out unwanted items

finance verb : to pay for

 

fine verb : to charge someone an amount of money as punishment for breaking a rule or law

fizz verb : to produce gas bubbles and make a hissing or sputtering sound

flail verb : to wave one's body wildly about

flap verb : to move one's wings up and down while flying or getting ready to fly; to flutter, such as in the wind

flare verb : to burn or glow briefly and with sudden intensity; to become bigger or more intense

flash verb : to light up or show something for a very short period of time

 

flatter verb : to give a compliment, especially for the purpose of gaining something

flattered verb : impressed and pleased by another person's praise

fled verb : the past tense of "flee"; to run from something, often from a dangerous situation

flee verb : to run from something, often from a dangerous situation

flex verb : to bend

flick verb : to make a quick, jerky movement; to cause something to go flying, especially by using the fingers

flicker verb : to shine with a fluttering light; to move quickly

flinch verb : to jerk away suddenly from surprise or pain

fling verb : to throw forcefully

flit verb : to move quickly by flying in and out

flood verb : to cover a large area of land with water

flop verb : to fall in a loose and heavy way

flourish verb : to do very well

flow verb : to move freely in one continuous mass

fluctuate verb : to change; to shift back and forth or up and down

 

flung verb : the past tense of "fling"; to throw forcefully

flush verb : to clean something by passing a large amount of water through it; to get rid of something in a similar way

flutter verb : to flap or vibrate in the wind

focus verb : to pay close attention to something

fool verb : to trick

forage verb : to search for or gather food or other provisions

 

forbear verb : to hold back from doing something

 

forbid verb : to refuse to allow something to happen

forecast verb : to predict or estimate something in the future

forge verb : to heat and hammer metal into a desired shape

forge verb : to move forward or gain something with effort

forgive verb : to stop feeling angry toward someone for something he or she did wrong

form verb : to make or create; to group together or arrange

formulate verb : to carefully create something based upon observations, methods, or rules

fortify verb : to make something stronger or more resistant to attack

foster verb : to encourage the development of something positive

foul verb : in sports, to make an unfair or illegal play

found verb : to create or set up a group or organization

fragment verb : to break into smaller pieces

frame verb : to create false evidence to make an innocent person seem guilty

fray verb : to unravel or get worn at the edge as a result of rubbing

freak verb : to make someone uneasy, uncomfortable, or very upset

free-fall verb : to fall rapidly through the air

freeze verb : to change from a liquid to a solid, mainly due to the temperature getting colder

fret verb : to worry

frighten verb : to scare

frolic verb : to play with great excitement, enjoyment, or energy

froth verb : to cause something to foam, salivate, or bubble

frustrate verb : to upset or annoy someone; to prevent a plan from moving forward

fulfill verb : to complete a goal; to make a dream come true or bring it into reality

fumble verb : to do something in a clumsy manner

function verb : to act or work as expected

 

furl verb : to roll tightly

furnish verb : to provide; to put furniture and other needed items in a building

furrow verb : to wrinkle the skin on one's face or forehead

fuss verb : to show unhappiness or unnecessary concern; to struggle to make something right

 

fabricate verb : to come up with a lie; also, to manufacture something

 

flounder verb : to struggle clumsily or helplessly, often in mud or water

flout verb : to treat as meaningless