s로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이

[s로 시작하는 동사의 영영풀이]

 

said verb : the past tense of "say"; to talk

sail verb : to travel across water in a boat or ship

sand verb : to rub something to make it smooth

sang verb : the past tense of "sing"; to make musical sounds with the voice

sat verb : the past tense of "sit"; to rest the body on the buttocks

save verb : to keep or store something for future use

saw verb : to cut with a tool that has a sharp edge

saw verb : the past tense of "see"; to notice something with the eyes

say verb : to talk

says verb : talks; a form of "say" for one person or thing

scare verb : to cause fear

score verb : to get points in a game or contest

search verb : to look for something

see verb : to notice something with the eyes

seen verb : the past tense of "see"; to notice something with the eyes

sell verb : to give something away for money

send verb : to make something go or be taken

sent verb : the past tense of "send"; to make something go or be taken

sew verb : to join fabric together with thread

shake verb : to move back and forth or up and down quickly

shall verb : will happen in the future

shape verb : to use hands or a tool to make something into a shape

shaped verb : having the shape of

share verb : to have or use something with another person

shine verb : to give off bright light

shook verb : the past tense of "shake"; to move back and forth or up and down quickly

shop verb : to buy things in stores

should verb : ought to

shout verb : to talk very loudly; to yell

show verb : to teach how to do something; to put something out for others to see

shut verb : to close something

sing verb : to make musical sounds with one's voice

sink verb : to go beneath the surface of a liquid, such as water

sit verb : to rest the body on the buttocks

skate verb : to glide on a surface wearing ice skates or roller skates

ski verb : to glide over the surface of water or snow wearing skis as a way to travel or as a sport

skip verb : to make a small, quick step and hop forward

sleep verb : to rest the body and mind in a state of unconsciousness

slept verb : the past tense of "sleep"; to rest in a state of unconsciousness

slid verb : the past tense of "slide"; to move something across or down a smooth or slippery surface

slide verb : to smoothly move something across or down a surface

slip verb : to slide by accident

smell verb : to notice the scent or odor of something by using your nose

smile verb : to turn up the corners of your mouth to show you are happy or feeling good

smoke verb : to use cigarettes, a pipe, or a cigar

snap verb : to make a sound by pushing the tip of the middle finger against the thumb and letting go

sneak verb : to move while trying not to be noticed

sneeze verb : to suddenly force air out of the nose and mouth without control

sniff verb : to draw air into the nose, especially for smelling

snore verb : to make a loud breathing sound while sleeping

sold verb : the past tense of "sell"; to give something for money

solve verb : to find the answer to

spank verb : to slap with a flat hand or object

speak verb : to talk

spell verb : to say or write the letters in a word in the correct order

spend verb : to pay out money

spill verb : to cause something to fall or flow out, usually by accident

spin verb : to move in circles or to twirl

spinning verb : turning around fast or making something turn around fast

splash verb : to go through a liquid in a noisy or messy way; to make liquid move in a noisy or messy way

splat verb : to make a sound caused by something falling and landing flat

spoke verb : the past tense of "speak"; to talk

spring verb : to come into being

sprout verb : to come out of a seed and begin to grow

squeeze verb : to try to fit into a tight space

squeeze verb : to press on opposite sides of something

stand verb : to have all of one's weight on one's feet

start verb : to begin

stay verb : to keep being in the same place

step verb : to move by lifting a foot and putting it down in a different place

stick verb : to cling or become attached to something

stink verb : to give off a strong, bad odor

stir verb : to mix something with a spoon or stick

stomp verb : to step in a loud, heavy way, often while angry

stood verb : the past tense of "stand"; to have all your weight on your feet

stop verb : to keep from moving; to come to an end

store verb : to keep or collect something to use later

strum verb : to play with long strokes across an instrument's strings

stuff verb : to tightly fill a space with something

swam verb : the past tense of "swim"; to move along on or in the water using one's body

swim verb : to move along on or in the water using one's body

swing verb : to move back and forth while hanging from something

swung verb : the past tense of "swing"; to move back and forth while hanging from something

 

sack verb : to destroy a city and steal all its wealth after capturing it from an enemy

sacrifice verb : to give something up for the sake of something else

sag verb : to sink slowly to a lower level because of weight or lack of strength

sail verb : to move through the air; to move in a smooth, easy, or graceful manner

salivate verb : to produce saliva, the watery liquid that helps with chewing and swallowing food

salute verb : to make a sign of respect or recognition to a superior officer or other person, often using a hand motion

salvage verb : to save property from damage or destruction

sample verb : to taste a little bit of something

sap verb : to slowly weaken

sass verb : to talk back to someone; to speak rudely

satisfy verb : to meet someone's desires, needs, or expectations

saunter verb : to walk at a relaxed speed; to stroll

save verb : to rescue or keep safe from harm

savor verb : to taste or experience with joy or appreciation

scald verb : to injure with a hot liquid or steam

scan verb : to look over quickly

scatter verb : to spread in different directions over an area

scoff verb : to show disapproval by making fun of something or someone

scold verb : to harshly criticize someone who has done something wrong

scoop verb : to pick up something with a digging motion, often using a rounded utensil; to pick up and move something quickly

scoot verb : to move quickly

scorch verb : to burn the surface of something without setting it on fire

scour verb : to clean, scrub, or wear away

scout verb : to explore an area to get information about it

scramble verb : to move in a hurried or awkward way, usually on all fours

scramble verb : to cook eggs by beating them while raw and then gently stirring while frying them

scrape verb : to use a hard object to remove dirt or another substance from a surface; to accidentally rub against something and cause damage to a surface

scrawl verb : to write in a hurried, messy way

scream verb : to utter a loud, piercing cry

screech verb : to make a loud and very high-pitched cry or sound

scribble verb : to write or draw something quickly or while in a hurry

scrimp verb : to use or spend carefully; to be frugal

scroll verb : to move text or graphics on a computer screen to look at it

scrounge verb : to look for scraps of food or abandoned materials

scrub verb : to rub something hard to clean it, often with a brush and water

scrunch verb : to squeeze or crush something into a different shape

scuffle verb : to walk with dragging feet

sculpt verb : to make by carving or molding

scurry verb : to run quickly

scuttle verb : to run about on low legs; to scurry

secure verb : to fasten or attach something firmly so it cannot be lost or moved

seek verb : to try to find

seem verb : to appear to be a certain way

seep verb : to flow or leak slowly through small openings

seize verb : to take control by force

select verb : to pick from among two or more choices

sense verb : to receive information about the world through sight, touch, taste, smell, or hearing

sentence verb : to formally declare a punishment given to someone by a court of law

separate verb : to set or keep apart

serenade verb : to perform a love song to someone

serve verb : to hit the ball or shuttlecock toward an opponent as a way of beginning play in tennis, badminton, volleyball, and other games

set verb : to place or mount a jewel in a certain way that is meant to be pleasing to look at

settle verb : to make oneself comfortable

settle verb : to migrate to a new place and make a home there

shake hands verb : to hold another person's hand and move it up and down as a way to greet, congratulate, make peace, or say good-bye

shamble verb : to walk awkwardly with your feet dragging

sharpen verb : to make sharp

shatter verb : to break or cause to break into many pieces suddenly and violently

shave verb : to use a razor to cut off body hair

shear verb : to cut the wool off a sheep or other animal

shed verb : to drop skin, feathers, hair, or horns; to throw off

shield verb : to protect or hide

shift verb : to move a small distance from one place to another; to change direction

shimmer verb : to shine in a wavering, unsteady way

shimmy verb : to move quickly and easily up or down a pole or similar long object

shiver verb : to shake because of being cold, scared, or excited

shock verb : to create strong feelings of surprise or disgust; also, to create sudden physical distress, as with electricity

shone verb : the past tense of "shine"; to give off bright light

shoot verb : to throw or propel in a certain direction

shoulder verb : to carry something heavy on one's shoulders

shove verb : to push roughly on someone or something

shovel verb : to remove snow from an area using a shovel

shriek verb : to make a loud, high-pitched sound

shrink verb : to become smaller

shrivel verb : to dry up and become wrinkled

shrug verb : to raise and lower one's shoulders as an expression of indifference, doubt, or not knowing

shudder verb : to suddenly shake or tremble

shuffle verb : to walk with your feet dragging

shun verb : to stay away from

shutter verb : to cover a window with wooden shutters

sidestep verb : to move to one side in order to avoid something

sidetrack verb : to move away from a main topic, track, or job

sift verb : to break down or separate particles using a device, such as a screen

sigh verb : to let out a long breath, which others can hear, to express tiredness, relief, or sadness

sign verb : to write one's name on something

sign verb : to use gestures to communicate in sign language

signal verb : to send a message using an action, sound, or object

silhouetted verb : appearing as a solid dark shape surrounded by light

simmer verb : to bubble very slowly

simulate verb : to model or imitate the appearance or condition of something

singe verb : to lightly burn the surface of something

sip verb : to drink slowly by taking small mouthfuls

sizzle verb : to make a hissing or crackling sound, such as when food is frying

sketch verb : to make a rough drawing or diagram of something

skid verb : to slide or slip across a surface

skim verb : to read something quickly to get the general idea of its content

skip verb : to pass from one point to another, leaving out what lies between

skitter verb : to move in a light, quick manner

slam verb : to close something or throw something down loudly and forcefully; to crash into

slap verb : to hit with the flat palm of your hand

slash verb : to use a violent movement to cut something, usually with a knife or sword

slay verb : to kill violently

slink verb : to move in a sneaky way, often because of embarrassment, sadness, or fear

slither verb : to move smoothly from side to side over a surface

slosh verb : to move in water or another liquid in a noisy way

slouch verb : to walk, stand, or sit with shoulders and neck bent forward

slough verb : to shed or fall off

slump verb : to drop off or decline; to sit, stand, or walk with a stooped or rounded posture

slunk verb : the past tense of "slink"; to move in a sneaky way, often because of embarrassment, sadness, or fear

 
slurp verb : to eat or drink noisily

smash verb : to crush or break into pieces, often violently

smear verb : to spread with something gooey, greasy, sticky, or dirty

smirk verb : to smile in a mocking manner

smother verb : to prevent someone from getting enough air to breathe; to cover someone or something

smudge verb : to cause something to smear by rubbing it

smuggle verb : to take out of or bring into a place illegally

snap verb : to make a biting motion or sound

sneer verb : to show a strong feeling of dislike

snicker verb : to laugh in a held-back way, sometimes as an expression of mocking

snip verb : to use scissors to cut something, especially by making short, quick cuts

snoop verb : to watch, inquire, or observe in secret

snooze verb : to sleep for a short period of time, especially during the day

snorkel verb : to swim using a short, curved tube that allows the swimmer to breathe while under water

snort verb : to show anger, disrespect, or surprise with a snorting sound

snort verb : to make a sound by forcing air through the nose

snow verb : to send down flakes of frozen water from clouds

snub verb : to reject or ignore someone or something in a rude or abrupt way

snuffle verb : to breathe with a loud noise or a lot of sniffing

snuggle verb : to hug and cuddle; to move into a cozy position

soak verb : to sit in a liquid for a long time; to become very wet

soar verb : to fly high in the air

sob verb : to cry with short gasps of breath

soothe verb : to calm or comfort; to cause to feel better

sort verb : to separate into groups

sought verb : the past tense of "seek"; to try to find

sound verb : to make a vibration or noise ears can sense

sow verb : to plant seeds

sowing verb : planting by scattering

spanning verb : reaching or extending across

spared verb : to be saved from death or destruction

sparkle verb : to shine brightly with quick bursts of light

spatter verb : to scatter drops of liquid

spawn verb : to make and lay eggs

specialize verb : to focus on a fewer, rather than greater, number of activities or areas of interest

speculate verb : to guess based on ideas and theories that are not proven

spend verb : to pass time or use energy doing something

spew verb : to spit or pour out a large amount of something

spin verb : to make a liquid that hardens into a thread; to make a web, cocoon, or nest using such a thread

spirit verb : to smuggle or carry off secretly

spit verb : to shoot saliva or something else out of the mouth with force

splice verb : to join two pieces of rope by interweaving the strands

split verb : to break into parts, often forcefully

split verb : to divide in two or more pieces or groups

spoil verb : to ruin something; to destroy the quality of something; to become unfit to eat

spook verb : to frighten

spot verb : to notice something that is hard to see or that you've been looking for

sprain verb : to twist and injure the ligaments of a joint so that they become painful and swollen

sprang verb : the past tense of "spring"; to leap up or forward; to come into being

sprawl verb : to sit or lie flat with arms and legs spread out

sprawling verb : laid out flat with arms and legs spread out

spray verb : to scatter many drops of a liquid in a certain direction

spread verb : to cover a surface with something

spring verb : to leap up or forward

sprinkle verb : to scatter loosely; to rain lightly

sprint verb : to run or go as fast as possible, usually for a short distance

spruce verb : to make neat or decorate to make more attractive

 

spun verb : past tense of "spin"; to move in circles or to twirl

spurt verb : to gush out suddenly

sputter verb : to spit or make sudden popping noises; to speak with such excitement that you can't say words clearly

squash verb : to crush something so it becomes flat

squat verb : to sit on one's heels with knees bent and one's weight on the balls of the feet

squawk verb : to make a harsh, loud scream or other noise; to complain loudly

squeal verb : to make a long, high-pitched noise

squelch verb : to forcefully silence someone

squelching verb : making a squishing or sucking sound like someone walking through mud

squint verb : to partly close one's eyes, either as protection from bright light or to try to see more clearly

squirm verb : to twist the body from one side to the other repeatedly

squirt verb : to shoot out a liquid in a thin, fast stream

squish verb : to make a soft sucking noise when walked on; to squash something soft and wet

stab verb : to pierce or wound with a knife or other pointed instrument

stabilize verb : to make steady, firm, or stable

stage verb : to present a performance

stagger verb : to move or walk in an unsteady manner

stall verb : to stop moving forward or suddenly stop working

stammer verb : to stutter

stamp verb : to put postage on a letter or package

stand verb : to be in a specific position or location

stand verb : to stay unchallenged; to not give in

staple verb : to attach using a device called a stapler, which uses thin, bent pieces of wire, called staples

stare verb : to look at someone or something for a long time with eyes wide open

startle verb : to suddenly surprise or scare someone or something

starve verb : to die from lack of food; to suffer from extreme hunger

stash verb : to hide something away for later use

state verb : to formally say or write; to declare

stationed verb : assigned to a place

steal verb : to take another person's property without permission and without meaning to return it

steel verb : to make oneself tougher or stronger

steer verb : to turn to move in a desired direction

stick verb : to push a sharp object into or through something

stifle verb : to stop oneself or another from doing something

still verb : to make quiet; to stop from moving

stimulate verb : to make active or more active; to excite

sting verb : to wound or pierce with a small, pointed organ at the back end of a certain types of insects

stitch verb : to join with stitches; to sew

stock verb : to keep a quantity of a product available for sale

stoke verb : to stir or add fuel to something that is burning

stow verb : to put away or store

straighten verb : to make straight or straighter

strain verb : to make a great effort or extend beyond one's ability; to push or pull hard against something

strangle verb : to squeeze the throat hard enough to cause death

stray verb : to go off course or wander

streak verb : to cover a surface with long, thin marks or lines

strengthen verb : to make something stronger

stress verb : to emphasize or pronounce a word or portion of a word more loudly or with more force than other words around it; to speak with emphasis

stretch verb : to make longer or wider by pulling or extending; to reach across a space

stride verb : to walk with long, purposeful steps in a certain direction

strike verb : to hit with force with one's hand or another object, or accidentally by falling

strip verb : to remove all clothes or coverings

strive verb : to make a serious effort to achieve something

stroke verb : to gently move one's hand over the surface of something

stroll verb : to walk in an unhurried manner; to wander

struggle verb : to have a difficult time achieving a goal; to use force to try to stop something or get free of something

strut verb : to walk in a proud or stiff manner

stub verb : to accidentally bump one's toe against a hard surface

study verb : to work at learning something

stumble verb : to fall or nearly fall when walking or running

stumbling verb : moving in an unbalanced way

stump verb : to perplex or baffle

stun verb : to knock someone unconscious; to astonish someone

stutter verb : to speak unevenly with repeating or interrupted sounds

style verb : to design, make, or arrange in a particular way

subject verb : to expose to a difficult or unpleasant situation

submerge verb : to put something under the surface of water or some other liquid

submit verb : to present or turn in something for review or approval

submit verb : to give in to someone or something more powerful; to give in to a difficult situation

subscribe verb : to sign up to receive something regularly by paying in advance

subside verb : to wear off or become less active

subsist verb : to exist or continue to exist; to maintain life

substitute verb : to replace one person or thing with another

subtract verb : to take away; to deduct

succeed verb : to achieve a goal or lead to a desired result

suck verb : to draw a liquid into the mouth by tightening the lips and mouth; to hold something in the mouth and get flavor from it

suffer verb : to feel emotional or physical pain; to get injured; to put up with something unpleasant

suffocate verb : to die or cause to die from being unable to breathe

suggest verb : to offer an idea, often to persuade

sulk verb : to be in a bad mood due to disappointment or annoyance

summon verb : to call someone or something to you

supervise verb : to watch over others doing a particular task

supply verb : to make a needed or wanted item available to someone

support verb : to provide money or other resources needed by someone or something

support verb : to hold the weight of; to offer help or comfort to

suppose verb : to think, imagine, or assume

supposed verb : to need to do something; to be expected to do something

surf verb : to ride toward shore on the crest of a wave, usually on a surfboard

surge verb : to move forward or upward in a sudden, powerful way

surprise verb : to amaze or shock

surrender verb : to give up; to stop fighting in order to save one's life

surround verb : to be all around someone or something

surrounded verb : to be encircled by something

survey verb : to ask or question someone in order to collect data for analysis

survey verb : to measure an area of land and determine its physical features to make a map or write a report

survive verb : to stay alive; to continue to exist

suspended verb : hanging from a support structure; appearing to float

sustain verb : to support

swagger verb : to walk or act in an arrogant way

swallow verb : caused or allowed something, such as food or liquid, to pass through the mouth, down the throat, and into the stomach

swap verb : to take part in a trade

swarm verb : to move in great numbers

swash verb : to splash water around or against a surface

swat verb : to hit sharply, usually with a flat object

sway verb : to move back and forth

swear verb : to promise; to use a curse word

sweep verb : to clean a floor or sidewalk by brushing away dirt and litter

swell verb : to become bigger, rounder, louder, or more numerous

swerve verb : to change direction suddenly

swirl verb : to move in a twisting way; to go around and around

swish verb : to move with a light brushing, hissing, or rushing sound

switch verb : to change the direction, location, or focus of something; to exchange two things

swivel verb : to turn in a circle

swoop verb : to fly quickly in a downward direction

swooshing verb : moving or making a sound like air or water that is moving quickly

synchronizing verb : setting things to match in time or arranging things to happen at the same time

 

scrutinize verb : to examine carefully

 

scuba dive verb : to swim or explore underwater for long periods of time, using special breathing gear, such as air tanks

secede verb : to formally withdraw from membership in an organization or group

secrete verb : to produce and release a liquid or other substance

shipped out verb : when a military person travels away from home, often to fight in a war