c로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[c로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

calm adjective : not angry or excited; still or unmoving

careful adjective : making sure to avoid danger or harm

caring adjective : showing kindness, concern, and generosity toward other people

clean adjective : having no dirt on or in it

clear adjective : easily seen through

close adjective : having little space; near in time

closed adjective : shut, not open

cloudy adjective : covered with or full of clouds

cold adjective : having a low temperature

colorful adjective : full of color or having many colors

cool adjective : having a temperature that is between warm and cold

curly adjective : having loops, curls, or curves

curved adjective : not straight

 

camouflage adjective : relating to a pattern that helps something blend in with its surroundings

Canadian adjective : of or relating to the country of Canada and its people

capable adjective : having the qualities, skills, or abilities to do something

cardboard adjective : made of stiff, thick paper

carefree adjective : free of worries or concerns

careless adjective : lacking focus; not taking proper care

Caribbean adjective : of or relating to the region in the Atlantic Ocean located between North and South America

carnivorous adjective : meat-eating

catchy adjective : pleasant or easy to remember

Catholic adjective : of or having to do with the Roman Catholic Church, a branch of Christianity

cautionary adjective : warning of danger

cautious adjective : attentive to possible dangers or problems

celebratory adjective : used to celebrate, or show happiness about a positive event

celestial adjective : of or relating to the sky

Celsius adjective : a system for measuring temperature in which water freezes at 0° and boils at 100°

Centigrade adjective : a system for measuring temperature in which water freezes at 0° and boils at 100°

ceremonial adjective : done only for show; not official

certain adjective : specific; known

certain adjective : known without a doubt; sure

certified adjective : having received training and an official certificate showing a level of skill (sometimes used humorously)

challenging adjective : hard to do

changeable adjective : not steady; subject to change

chaotic adjective : random; without an orderly pattern

charming adjective : friendly, pleasant, or likable

cheap adjective : having a low price

chewing adjective : biting something over and over again using teeth

chief adjective : most important

chilly adjective : cool or cold

Chinese adjective : of or relating to the country of China and its people

chiseled adjective : cut or shaped using a metal tool called a chisel; having a clean, distinct shape or outline

chivalrous adjective : honorable and courteous

choosy adjective : very careful when making a choice

Christian adjective : of or relating to Christianity, a religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ

chubby adjective : having too much body fat; plump and round

churning adjective : moving around in a forceful manner

circular adjective : having the shape or form of a circle

citrus adjective : of or relating to a group of trees that grow oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, or other similar fruits

civic adjective : of or relating to a city, citizenship, or community affairs

civil adjective : polite and courteous

civil adjective : having to do with citizens

civilized adjective : having an advanced level of culture and development

clad adjective : wearing clothing

clammy adjective : unpleasantly damp and cold

classic adjective : excellent or the best; very typical

classical adjective : European music from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; music, such as symphony and opera

clean-shaven adjective : having the beard, mustache, or other hair shaved off; having recently shaved

clever adjective : quick to learn or understand

clumsy adjective : awkward in the way one moves

cluttered adjective : filled with items that are tossed about with no order

coarse adjective : rough; having a bumpy surface

coastal adjective : having to do with the coast of a sea or ocean

cold-blooded adjective : having an internal body temperature that changes with the temperature of the surroundings

collected adjective : calm and focused

colonial adjective : of or relating to a colony, especially the time in U.S. history before the thirteen colonies gained independence from Britain

comfortable adjective : offering ease or comfort to the body

comfortable adjective : at ease in one's mind or body

comic adjective : causing or meant to cause amusement or laughter

commemorative adjective : serving as a way to honor or remember a person or event

commercial adjective : relating to buying and selling

common adjective : belonging to or shared by objects, individuals, or groups

common adjective : done, found, or happening often

commonplace adjective : ordinary

communal adjective : for, or shared by, everyone in a group or community

communist adjective : of, relating to, or supporting communism

compassionate adjective : caring about and wanting to help people who are suffering

competent adjective : able to do a job well

competitive adjective : of or relating to a rivalry between individuals, teams, or businesses

complex adjective : having many different parts; difficult to achieve or understand

complicated adjective : complex; having many parts

compressed adjective : squeezed tightly together and squashed

compromised adjective : damaged or impaired in some way

concentrated adjective : having more of a substance in a solution

concerned adjective : worried; interested in

Confederate adjective : having to do with the Confederacy, or the southern states that separated from the United States during the Civil War

confident adjective : sure of oneself; certain

confirmed adjective : established as true based on facts

confused adjective : unclear or uncertain about something

confusing adjective : causing someone not to understand clearly

congested adjective : filled up or blocked

congruent adjective : exactly alike in size and shape

connected adjective : joined or linked together

conscious adjective : responsive; awake and aware

conservative adjective : traditional and resistant to change

considerate adjective : showing concern for other people's feelings

consistent adjective : unchanging over time

constant adjective : steady; not changing

constitutional adjective : of or relating to the required or essential makeup of something

contagious adjective : able to spread through contact with people or other living things

contaminated adjective : covered with harmful substances

contemporary adjective : current; modern

content adjective : pleased or satisfied

contrary adjective : opposite in nature, meaning, character, or purpose

contrite adjective : feeling sorry for having done something wrong

controversial adjective : causing much disagreement

convenient adjective : well suited to a person's needs, plans, or comfort; causing little or no trouble

convinced adjective : certain or persuaded of the truth of something

convincing adjective : appearing worthy of belief

cooler adjective : more cool

cooperative adjective : willing to help or work together

correct adjective : without mistakes; true

corrupt adjective : dishonest in order to achieve or gain something

cosmic adjective : of or relating to the space beyond Earth

counterfeit adjective : a copy of something, especially money, that is made to look like the real thing

courageous adjective : brave or daring in the face of danger, fear, or pain

courteous adjective : polite, considerate, or respectful

cowardly adjective : lacking courage

coy adjective : pretending to be shy or modest to try to spark someone's interest

cozy adjective : comfortable and warm

cramped adjective : feeling limited by a lack of space

cranky adjective : crabby or irritable

crazy adjective : absurd or ridiculous

creamy adjective : containing a lot of cream; having the texture of cream

creative adjective : showing the use of imagination

creepy adjective : scary; causing uneasiness or fear

crisp adjective : having clear outlines

crisp adjective : clean and new; fresh

critical adjective : expressing disapproval or harsh judgments; at a crisis point; having great importance to an outcome

crooked adjective : having bends or angles; not straight

cross adjective : annoyed

crotchety adjective : irritable; in a bad mood

crucial adjective : very important or significant

crude adjective : simple and not very well designed

cruel adjective : mean or unkind; causing suffering or pain

crumbly adjective : easily broken into small pieces or crumbs

cubic adjective : relating to the volume of a cube whose edge is a precise unit

cultural adjective : having to with the language, customs, and beliefs of a particular group of people

cultured adjective : made with the help of human beings

cumbersome adjective : heavy and awkward to carry

cunning adjective : able to use cleverness to trick others

curious adjective : wanting to know or learn about something; strange or unusual

custom adjective : made specially for one person

customary adjective : done according to tradition, custom, or habit

cute adjective : attractive in a sweet, small, or young way

 

cantankerous adjective : ill-tempered; difficult to get along with

casual adjective : relaxed; not formal

catadromous adjective : migrating from fresh water to the sea to breed in salt water

caterpillar adjective : a snake motion in which the edges of the snake's scales catch on the ground and pull the snake's body forward

cavernous adjective : similar to a large cave in being hollow, deep, and/or dark

Celtic adjective : relating to ancient Irish, Scotish, and Welsh people

clandestine adjective : secret or undercover

claustrophobic adjective : afraid of enclosed or small spaces

communicable adjective : able to be spread from one person to another (as in a disease)

comparative adjective : shown or otherwise indicated in comparison with something else

concave adjective : having a shape or surface that curves inward

confidential adjective : intended to be kept private or secret; entrusted with private information

coniferous adjective : of or relating to a group of mostly evergreen trees and shrubs that grow cones and have leaves shaped like needles or scales

convex adjective : having a shape or surface that curves outward

crystalline adjective : made of crystals; having the form of a crystal

cuneiform adjective : relating to wedge-shaped writing used in parts of the ancient Middle East