g로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이

[g로 시작하는 동사 영영풀이]

 

gave verb : the past tense of "give"; to hand something to another person; to deliver

get verb : to become

get verb : to move oneself from one place to another

get verb : to have or hold something; to become the owner of something

give verb : to hand something to another person; to deliver

glow verb : to give off light without a flame

glue verb : to use something liquid or solid to stick two things together

go verb : to work right

go verb : to move from one place to another

goes verb : to move from one place to another

going verb : moving from one place to another; leaving a place

got verb : the past tense of "get"; to move oneself from one place to another

grab verb : to take hold of in a quick, firm manner

grew verb : the past tense of "grow"; to become bigger or longer

grow verb : to become bigger or longer

grow verb : to cause to become bigger or longer

guess verb : to suggest an answer to a question or a problem without knowing if it is correct

 

gag verb : to choke

gain verb : to increase the rate or amount of something

gallop verb : to move forward in a fast, rhythmic way

gape verb : to stare with one's mouth open wide as an expression of wonder or surprise

gargle verb : to wash the mouth and throat with a liquid that moves by breathing out through it

gasp verb : to take in a sudden breath, especially because of surprise or pain

gather verb : to bring or come together

gaze verb : to look at something or someone in a steady way

gazing verb : looking at steadily for a long time

generate verb : to produce or create

germinate verb : to begin to grow from a seed

giggle verb : to laugh in a nervous or bubbly way

glamorize verb : to artificially make something seem more fascinating and attractive than it is

glance verb : to look quickly at something

glare verb : to stare in an angry way

gleam verb : to shine softly

glide verb : to move smoothly without effort through air or water or over ice

glint verb : to sparkle, gleam, or flicker with light

glisten verb : to shine brightly with reflected light

gloat verb : to think about one's success or another person's bad luck in a mean or smug manner

gloss verb : to give only brief attention to

gnash verb : to grind the teeth together

gnaw verb : to nibble or bite on something over and over

gobble verb : to eat food in a rushed and noisy way

gobble verb : to make a rapid gurgling sound in the throat, such as a male turkey makes

gobbling verb : eating quickly and noisily; making the noise that a turkey makes

gorge verb : to greedily eat a large amount of food

gossip verb : to spread information that may or may not be true about a person who is not present

govern verb : to make and enforce laws for a country or area; to determine how something is correctly done

graduate verb : to successfully complete training, an academic degree, or a course of study at a school

grant verb : to give or allow something, often legally

graph verb : to plot information on a diagram

grasp verb : to grab and hold onto firmly

grate verb : to break into tiny particles by rubbing against a rough or sharp surface such as a kitchen grater

graze verb : to eat grasses or other plants in a field

greet verb : to offer polite words when you see someone, usually someone you know

grieve verb : to feel or show great suffering or sadness; to cause to feel great suffering or sadness

grimace verb : to make a face that expresses pain, disgust, or annoyance

grin verb : to wear a big smile

grind verb : to crush something into powder or little pieces

grip verb : to grasp tightly

groan verb : to make a low, wordless sound to show pain, unhappiness, or disapproval

groom verb : to clean or brush the coat of an animal

grope verb : to feel blindly or uncertainly with the hands

growl verb : to make a low sound in the throat to show anger or dislike

grumble verb : to complain about something, usually in a low, quiet voice

grumbling verb : complaining about something, usually in a low, quiet voice

grunt verb : to make a deep sound similar to the snort of a pig

guarantee verb : to promise or ensure

guard verb : to watch over or protect

guide verb : to show the way

gulp verb : to drink or eat fast or in large mouthfuls

gurgle verb : to make the hollow bubbling sound that water makes when it travels in an irregular current

gush verb : to flow suddenly and often forcefully

guzzle verb : to drink a beverage quickly and greedily; to use up something quickly  

 

gad verb : to wander around for fun