l로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이

[l로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이]

 

laid verb : the past tense of "lay"; to put something down, especially with care

laugh verb : to make sounds from the throat as a way to show you are happy or having fun

lay verb : to put something down, especially with care

lay verb : to push an egg or eggs from the body

lead verb : to guide or travel ahead

leap verb : to jump a long distance or high in the air

learn verb : to get information about something or to gain skill in doing something

leave verb : to go away from; to let remain

let verb : to allow

lick verb : to pass the tongue over something, usually to taste, wet, or clean it

lie verb : to make an untrue statement on purpose

lift verb : to move something to a higher level

like verb : to enjoy or be fond of something

listen verb : to try to hear a sound

live verb : to be alive

live verb : to have as one's home

look verb : to resemble or appear

look verb : to turn one's head or move one's eyes to see

lose verb : to fail to keep or hold; to be unable to find

lose verb : to fail to win

love verb : to like someone or something very much

label verb : to put written or printed information on an object that gives details about the object

lack verb : to be without

lag verb : to fall behind; to move too slowly

lament verb : to feel or express grief or disappointment about something

land verb : to set down on, reach, or hit a particular place

lap verb : to gently splash or wash

lash verb : to strike against something forcefully; to tie securely with a rope or cord

lasso verb : to throw a rope loop around

latch verb : to close a door, gate, or window with a mechanical fastener

launch verb : to use force to start something moving

leak verb : to lose a liquid or gas by accident

lean verb : to move or to move an object into a slanted or bent position

lease verb : to make regular payments for the use of something for a period of time; to rent

lecture verb : to give an educational talk on a topic

led verb : the past tense of "lead"; to guide or travel ahead

legislate verb : to make a law

lend verb : to let a person or business have money and pay it back later

levitate verb : to rise or float in the air

lie verb : to rest on a flat surface with the body in a horizontal position

light verb : to set something on fire

limit verb : to keep within a certain area or amount

limp verb : to walk in an uneven manner, often because of a leg or foot injury

line verb : to cover the inside of something

linger verb : to leave a place slowly and with hesitation; to take a lot of time to do something

link verb : to connect two things

load verb : to place several items or a large amount of something into a vehicle, ship, or container

loan verb : to give something, often money, to someone who agrees to return or repay it after a certain amount of time

loathe verb : to feel intense dislike for something

lob verb : to hit or throw something so that it flies through the air along a high curving path

locate verb : to find something

lock verb : to fasten or secure something using a lock

lodge verb : to become deeply and securely stuck

login verb : to identify oneself to access a computer system

long verb : to wish for very strongly

loom verb : to appear as a shadowy form; to stand over someone menacingly

loop verb : to follow a circular route; to encircle

loosen verb : to make less tight

lope verb : to run at an easy, regular pace with a long stride

lounge verb : to sit, stand, or lie in a slow, relaxed, or lazy manner

lull verb : to cause another to become sleepy or fall asleep

lumber verb : to move heavily, in a clumsy fashion

lunge verb : to move forward suddenly and forcefully

lurch verb : to move suddenly in an unsteady manner

lure verb : to lead someone with the promise of something good; to tempt

lurk verb : to wait or move around in hiding

lying verb : resting on a flat surface with the body in a horizontal position

 

libel verb : to publish a false statement about someone that hurts his or her reputation

liberate verb : to set free