[School: General Terms 학교 일반용어 영영풀이]
art
noun : something made in a creative way to be beautiful or to show a feeling or idea
award 
noun : a certificate or prize that honors an achievement
bus 
noun : a large motor vehicle that carries people
bus stop 
noun : a place where a bus stops to pick people up or drop people off
class 
noun : a group of students who come together to learn; a meeting at which students are taught
classroom 
noun : a room in a school where classes meet
grade 
noun : a mark given by a teacher to show how well a student is doing in school
grade 
noun : a certain level in school
gym 
noun : a large room for physical exercise and activities; a gymnasium
library 
noun : a place where books, magazines, newspapers, CDs, and other materials are kept for borrowing
lunchroom 
noun : a room where people eat lunch
math 
noun : the study of numbers, shapes, and amounts
playground 
noun : a place for outdoor play, often near a school
recess 
noun : a break from school or work during the day or year
rule 
noun : something that tells what is or is not allowed
school 
noun : a place for teaching and learning
school bus 
noun : a large vehicle that takes students to and from school
science 
noun : the study of the world around us
student 
noun : a person who studies at a school, college, or university
taught
verb : the past tense of "teach"; to help someone learn
teach 
verb : to help someone learn
teacher 
noun : a person who helps students learn
absent
adjective : not present at a place or event, especially when expected to be
academic
adjective : having to do with education, school, or studies
accolade
noun : a sign of recognition or approval
accomplish
verb : to succeed in doing or achieving something
achievement
noun : an accomplishment reached as a result of effort
adviser
noun : a person who offers advice
aide
noun : an assistant to an important person
algebra
noun : a branch of math in which symbols, usually letters, are used to represent unknown numbers
announce
verb : to tell something to a group
appropriate
adjective : just right for the purpose or situation
aristocratic
adjective : of or relating to a society's highest social class, whose members are usually wealthy and powerful
assignment
noun : a task or job given to a person as part of a class or job
assistant
noun : a person who helps another person do a job
attentively
adverb : in a way that shows total concentration
auditorium
noun : the part of a public building where an audience sits
authority
noun : the power, or those with the power, to govern, give orders, or make decisions
boarding school
noun : a school where students live on campus during the school year
bookworm
noun : a person who reads and studies a lot
cafeteria
noun : a dining room where people are served at a counter
campus
noun : the land and buildings belonging to a school, college, university, or hospital
certificate
noun : a document stating that something is a fact
choir
noun : a group of singers who perform together
college
noun : a school of higher learning that follows high school
comprehend
verb : to understand the meaning of something
congregate
verb : to gather together
construction paper
noun : a thick paper that comes in many colors
cooperate
verb : to work together to get something done; to do what is asked
cooperation
noun : the act of working together toward a shared goal
corridor
noun : a long, narrow hallway in a building
council
noun : a group of people chosen to be in charge of something
counsel
verb : to give guidance or advice
counselor
noun : a person who gives advice and guidance
custodian
noun : a person whose work is to take care of a building
degree
noun : a title given to a student by a college or university after he or she completes a program of study
department
noun : a separate part of a large organization, such as a business, government, or university
diploma
noun : a certificate awarded to a student who graduates from high school or a technical school
direct
verb : to tell, manage, train, or lead someone
discipline
noun : a branch of knowledge; an activity that requires practice
dormitory
noun : a building, such as at a college, that contains many rooms where people live and sleep
due
adjective : expected or required at a certain time
economics
noun : the science or study of how goods and services are made, sold, and used
educate
verb : to teach
educational
adjective : relating to teaching and learning
elementary
adjective : related to a basic level of a subject; simple
elementary school
noun : a school that children attend from kindergarten through grade 5 or 6
English
noun : the study of the English language and literature
event
noun : an important happening
examiner
noun : a person who tests people's knowledge by asking them questions
excel
verb : to perform extremely well
exchange student
noun : a student from one country who travels to another country to attend school as part of a program
extension
noun : an extra amount of time granted to someone to finish a project
fine
noun : money paid as a punishment for breaking a law or rule
French
noun : the language of France or having to do with the people or culture of France
freshman
noun : a first-year student in high school, college, or a university
geometry
noun : the branch of math that deals with lines, angles, surfaces, and shapes
German
noun : the study of the German language and its people and culture
graduate
noun : a person who has successfully completed training, an academic degree, or a course of study at a school
graduate
verb : to successfully complete training, an academic degree, or a course of study at a school
guide
verb : to show the way
gymnasium
noun : a room or building used for indoor sports or physical exercise and training
hall
noun : a connecting passage with doors leading to other rooms
hallway
noun : a connecting passage with doors leading to other rooms
high school
noun : a school that includes grades 9 or 10 through 12
history
noun : the study of past events
homework
noun : schoolwork that is done at home
honors
noun : awards, glory, or credit for heroic or other outstanding acts
illiterate
adjective : unable to read and write
incident
noun : a single event
influence
noun : the ability to affect people or things
institution
noun : a large, organized group that has a special purpose in a society or culture
integrate
verb : to bring different ideas or groups of people together
integration
noun : a policy allowing all races to use the same facilities and attend the same schools; the end of segregation
intelligence
noun : the ability to learn and understand
Internet
noun : a global, public computer network
junior
noun : a third-year student in high school, college, or a university
knowledge
noun : information, facts, and skills that a person learns
lecture
noun : an educational talk given to an audience
lecture
verb : to give an educational talk on a topic
lesson
noun : an experience that teaches something useful or valuable
librarian
noun : a person in charge of a library
literacy
noun : the ability to read and write
literate
adjective : able to read and write; educated in a particular field
literature
noun : written works that have lasting value
loose-leaf
adjective : having separate sheets of paper that can easily be removed
mark
noun : a grade given by a teacher to show how well a student is doing in school
memorize
verb : to learn by heart
mentor
noun : a wise, trusted adviser
middle school
noun : a school between elementary school and high school
monitor
noun : a person who watches over something
notes
noun : a written record of things that happen or are said
overdue
adjective : late or after the expected time
penmanship
noun : the art or skill of writing by hand
period
noun : a division of time that makes up a larger era of time in Earth's history
physical education
noun : a class in which students learn about exercise, sports, and health
plaque
noun : a flat decoration fixed to a surface that it is inscribed to honor someone or something
potential
noun : the capacity to develop a talent, power, or skill in the future
preschool
noun : a school for children too young for elementary school
principal
noun : a person who is the head of a school
privacy
noun : the state of being alone or not watched or bothered by other people
program
noun : a structured course of activities or training
program
noun : a sheet or booklet telling about the performers and events at a performance
project
noun : an organized plan or activity with a purpose
reform school
noun : an institution for young people designed to change unacceptable behavior
researching
adjective : the act of carefully, patiently studying to find the facts about a subject
safety
noun : the state of being protected from injury or harm
schedule
noun : a plan that tells when and where an event or events will take place
scholarship
noun : financial aid given to a student to help pay for his or her education
school supplies
noun : items used at school such as paper, pencils, and glue
schoolhouse
noun : a building where students learn from teachers
secretary
noun : a person who takes care of the details for a business or school
semester
noun : a period of study in school or college equal to half of a school year
senior
noun : a fourth-year student in high school, college, or a university
sharpen
verb : to make sharp
social studies
noun : the study of human society
sophomore
noun : a second-year student in high school, college, or a university
Spanish
noun : the study of the Spanish language and the people and cultures that speak it
staff
noun : a group of people who work for a company, person, or school
study
verb : to work at learning something
subject
noun : a course of study in school
superintendent
noun : a person in charge of a school system
tardy
adjective : not on time
technology
noun : the use of scientific knowledge or tools to make or do something
test
noun : a group of questions, tasks, or problems designed to evaluate a person's knowledge or skill
topic
noun : something talked or written about
tuition
noun : a fee charged for instruction at a school
tutor
verb : to teach a single student or a small group of students
university
noun : a school of higher learning that follows high school and usually offers classes in many different subjects
volunteer
verb : to do work by choice and without pay
writing
noun : written words; text
doctorate
noun : the highest degree a university can award; a Ph.D.
Latin
noun : the extinct language of ancient Rome that is the basis of many modern languages