r로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이

[r로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이]

 

race verb : to compete in a contest of speed; to run at a fast pace

rake verb : to gather or smooth cut grass, leaves, soil, or gravel with a tool that has tines or teeth

ran verb : the past tense of "run"; to move on foot faster than walking

rang verb : the past tense of "ring"; to sound a bell to call someone or something

rap verb : to hit a hard surface and make a sharp sound

reach verb : to stretch out or extend something

reach verb : to arrive at

read verb : to look at and understand the meaning of written or printed words or symbols

read verb : to say written words aloud

read verb : to have looked at and understood the meaning of something written

rest verb : to relax or stop working

rhyme verb : to have, or end with, a sound like a sound in another word

ride verb : to travel as a passenger on or in something

ring verb : to cause a bell to make noise

rip verb : to tear

rise verb : to move higher

roar verb : to make the sound that a lion makes

rode verb : the past tense of "ride"; to travel as a passenger on or in something

roll verb : to press flat or make into a rounded shape

roll verb : to move by turning over and over

row verb : to move a boat with oars

run verb : to move on foot faster than walking

 

radiate verb : to emit something, often light or heat in the form of rays or waves

raise verb : to help a child, animal, or plant to grow

 

raise verb : to move to a higher position

 

raise verb : to get or collect, usually a sum of money

rally verb : to inspire or encourage people during difficult circumstances

rampage verb : to proceed in an angry or violent way

rant verb : to talk loudly and continuously

ratify verb : to approve through legal means

rattle verb : to make a fast series of short knocking sounds, often as a result of shaking or hitting something over and over

ravage verb : to destroy

react verb : to respond to something

realize verb : to clearly understand or become fully aware of

reap verb : to cut or gather a crop when it is mature

rearrange verb : to move something into a different position

reason verb : to understand or come to a conclusion by using good judgment

reassemble verb : to gather or put together again

rebel verb : to oppose an established government or authority by force

rebuild verb : to build something again that has been damaged or ruined

recall verb : to remember

recant verb : to formally reject a belief or withdraw an opinion previously expressed

recede verb : to move or pull back from a previous position

receive verb : to get or accept what has been given

recite verb : to say something aloud from memory

reckon verb : to think or suppose; to consider

recognize verb : to identify someone or something as familiar

recollect verb : to recall or remember something

recommend verb : to suggest; to give a good report about someone or something

record verb : to save sounds or visual images in a form that can be listened to or watched later

recount verb : to tell again; to repeat

recover verb : to return to one's normal state of health, awareness, or strength; to regain possession of something

recruit verb : to bring someone in to join

recycle verb : to use over again; to collect certain types of waste to be taken away for this purpose

reduce verb : to lessen or make smaller, especially with regard to the use of resources

reek verb : to give off a strong odor, usually an unpleasant one

refer verb : to look at something for information

refine verb : to remove unwanted materials from a substance

reflect verb : to show; to make apparent

reflect verb : to send light, sound, or heat back toward where it came from

reform verb : to end a bad practice in government

refuse verb : to turn down or not go along with something

regard verb : to think of a person or topic in a certain way; to gaze steadily at someone or something

register verb : to enter information for an official record

regret verb : to feel sadness or guilt

regulate verb : to control or maintain the amount, rate, speed, or behavior of something so it works right or obeys laws or rules

rehabilitate verb : to restore to health or normal activity

rehearse verb : to practice something to prepare to perform it later

reinforce verb : to strengthen or support

reject verb : to refuse or deny

rejoice verb : to feel or express great joy or delight

relax verb : to spend time resting or doing things for pleasure

relay verb : to pass along something, such as information or a signal

release verb : to make available or issue for use; to let go

release verb : to set free or reintroduce into the wild

 

relinquish verb : to give something up or turn it over to another person

relish verb : to enjoy

rely verb : to depend on something or someone

remain verb : to stay after others have left; to stay in one place

remark verb : to make a comment

remember verb : to think of something again; to not forget

remind verb : to cause a person to remember something

remove verb : to take away

render verb : to give or supply

repair verb : to fix

repeat verb : to do something over again

repel verb : to force something away

replace verb : to put back; to take the place of

reply verb : to answer; to say or write something in response to a written or spoken communication

report verb : to give a written or spoken account of an event or topic

represent verb : to speak or act for another person or group of people

represent verb : to stand for or be an example or symbol of something

reproduce verb : to make offspring that are similar to the original living thing

request verb : to ask for something

require verb : to need something

rescue verb : to save from danger

research verb : to study or investigate, especially to discover new information or to find facts

reseat verb : to sit down again or cause someone else to sit down again

resemble verb : to be like or similar to in some way

resent verb : to feel anger toward someone, often because of a perceived wrong or injustice

reside verb : to live in a place

resign verb : to leave a job or other position by choice

resist verb : to fight against something; to oppose control or change

resolve verb : to decide; to settle a disagreement or find a solution to a problem

resort verb : to fall back on or make use of something or someone

resound verb : to fill a place with sound

respect verb : to feel admiration for someone or something; to understand that someone or something should be treated with honor or in a careful manner

respond verb : to react to something that happens

respond verb : to answer or give a reply

restore verb : to return something to its original condition

restrict verb : to limit, control, or confine

resume verb : to start doing something again after a pause

retain verb : to keep or hold onto

retaliate verb : to attack in response to having been attacked

retell verb : to tell again; to tell again in another form

retire verb : to stop working, usually after reaching a certain age

retract verb : to take back or withdraw

retreat verb : to withdraw or move away from a battle with an enemy or an uncomfortable situation; to turn back because of a dangerous or difficult situation ahead

retrieve verb : to get back or bring back

return verb : to go back to where one came from; to put, bring, send, or take something back to where it came from

reuse verb : to use more than once, especially to conserve natural resources

reveal verb : to make something known or seen that was previously unknown, secret, or hidden

revere verb : to deeply respect or hold someone or something in high esteem

reverse verb : to cause to move backward or in the opposite direction; to change one's mind

review verb : to study or look at information again

revise verb : to rewrite or reorganize something in order to correct, update, or improve it

revive verb : to restore interest in something; to bring back to life or consciousness

revoke verb : to put an end to an agreement, promise, law, privilege, or license

revolt verb : to fight against a government or authority

revolve verb : to move in a circle around something

reward verb : to give or offer something to someone to acknowledge a favor, effort, service, or achievement

rid verb : to get free of something

ridicule verb : to make fun of someone

rinse verb : to wash something with clean water to remove dirt, soap, or another substance

ripen verb : to mature and become ready to eat

ripple verb : to form small waves

risk verb : to take a chance when there might be danger

roam verb : to travel or move around without a specific plan

roast verb : to cook food by exposing it to heat in an oven or over a fire for a long period of time

rob verb : to steal from a person or a place

roll verb : to make a continuous, low sound

roller-skate verb : to glide on a hard surface while wearing roller skates

romp verb : to run or play with great energy

root verb : to cheer on or express support for a person or team

rot verb : to break down through the action of a fungus or bacteria

rotate verb : to turn on a center or axis; revolve

round verb : to change a number to the nearest place value

rub verb : to move something back and forth over the surface of something; to move two things against each other

ruin verb : to spoil or cause to fail

ruin verb : to destroy or cause damage that cannot be repaired

rule out verb : to get rid of as a possibility

rumble verb : to make a deep, heavy, rolling sound

rumbling verb : making a deep, heavy, rolling sound

rummage verb : to search thoroughly for something

rush verb : to move or do something quickly; to urge another person to go faster

rustle verb : to make or cause a soft, muffled sound, usually by things rubbing together

rustling verb : making a quiet, muffled, crackling sound caused by things softly rubbing against each other

 

regurgitate verb : to bring up partially digested food

repeal verb : to end, do away with, or reverse

retort verb : to answer in a sharp or angry manner

revolutionize verb : to make enormous changes