e로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[e로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

each adjective : one of a group of things; one of many

easy adjective : not hard to do; simple

eight adjective : being one more than seven; 8

empty adjective : not holding anything

 

equal adjective : the same in number, amount, or quality

even adjective : a whole number that can be split in two

every adjective : all or each one in a group

 

eager adjective : excited and interested

earnest adjective : sincere or serious

eastern adjective : of, or occurring in, the east

economic adjective : related to buying and selling of goods and services

edible adjective : safe to be eaten

editorial adjective : of or related to the profession of writing

educational adjective : relating to teaching and learning

eerie adjective : strange and frightening

effective adjective : able to change or make something happen

efficient adjective : making good use of time or resources

Egyptian adjective : of or relating to the African country of Egypt and its people

either adjective : one or the other of two people or things

elaborate adjective : having lots of parts and details; complicated

elastic adjective : able to be stretched and return to its original shape

elated adjective : filled with pride or joy

elected adjective : having been chosen to be a member of government through a voting process

electric adjective : charged with, powered by, or producing electricity

electrical adjective : operated by, or having to do with, electricity

electrifying adjective : causing great excitement or enthusiasm

elegant adjective : dignified; graceful; beautiful and useful in a restrained, simple way

elementary adjective : related to a basic level of a subject; simple

elevated adjective : raised or built above ground level

elite adjective : considered to be the best in a certain category, often because of skill

elongated adjective : long in comparison with its width

eloquent adjective : simple, powerful, and elegant in speech or writing

elusive adjective : difficult to capture, find, or achieve

embalmed adjective : treated with chemicals to prevent decay

embarrassed adjective : feeling awkward, uneasy, or self-conscious

embedded adjective : buried in; surrounded by

embossed adjective : having letters, words, or designs that are raised above the surface of paper

enchanted adjective : delighted; magical; put under a spell

enchanting adjective : delightful; charming; wonderful

endangered adjective : in danger of dying out completely

endless adjective : having no end; going on forever

energetic adjective : active and excited

English adjective : from England

engraved adjective : cut or carved into a hard surface as decoration

engrossed adjective : completely interested in something

enjoyable adjective : pleasant; something you like

enlightened adjective : modern and well-informed

enormous adjective : very large

enough adjective : as much or as many as you need

enraged adjective : furious; very angry

entangled adjective : trapped in; tangled up in

enterprising adjective : resourceful; taking initiative

entertaining adjective : providing enjoyment or amusement

enthusiastic adjective : having or showing intense enjoyment

entire adjective : with all the parts; whole

entranced adjective : filled with wonder

envious adjective : feeling or showing jealousy about another person’s qualities, belongings, or good fortune

environmental adjective : relating to the environment or to concerns about how to protect the environment

equestrian adjective : of or related to horseback riding

equilateral adjective : having all sides equal

equivalent adjective : equal in some way

essential adjective : necessary; very important

established adjective : set up or accepted, especially for a long period of time

esteemed adjective : respected; admired

etched adjective : engraved; having to do with a design made on glass, metal, or stone

ethnic adjective : designating a group of people with a common cultural heritage or nationality, distinguished by customs, characteristics, language, and common history

European adjective : of or relating to the continent of Europe

eventual adjective : happening at a later time or as a result of something

evergreen adjective : a tree or shrub that has leaves that remain green all year

evident adjective : obvious

evil adjective : very mean or bad

exact adjective : accurate and correct; measured precisely

excellent adjective : very good; outstanding

excess adjective : more than expected, needed, or usual

excitable adjective : easily excited or upset

excited adjective : eager and interested

exciting adjective : causing feelings of joy or enthusiasm; interesting and lively

exclusive adjective : not shared by others; limited to a group of people

executive adjective : a branch of government that carries out the laws of the United States

exhausted adjective : very tired; worn out

exiled adjective : banned from one's city or country

exotic adjective : out of the ordinary, usually from a faraway place

expandable adjective : able to increase in size, amount, or volume

expansive adjective : covering a wide area or broad range of topics; related to political or economic growth; open and communicative

expensive adjective : costly; having a high price

explicit adjective : clear, direct, and specific as to leave no doubt about the meaning

exquisite adjective : finely made; very beautiful or delicate

external adjective : of, relating to, or occurring on the outside of something

extinct adjective : not having erupted in thousands of years and showing no sign of erupting in the future; inactive

extinct adjective : no longer in existence; completely wiped out

extra adjective : more than expected, needed, or usual

extraordinary adjective : unusual or amazing

extraterrestrial adjective : existing or coming from outside Earth or its atmosphere

extreme adjective : very unusual in some way; at the limit

exuberant adjective : joyfully enthusiastic

 

ecstatic adjective : feeling overwhelming happiness or excitement

electromagnetic adjective : created by or relating to the interaction between electric and magnetic fields

enraptured adjective : filled with great delight

entrepreneurial adjective : of or relating to a person who takes on the risk of creating or managing a business

equal-opportunity adjective : offering an equal chance for all people to participate in areas such as education, employment, and politics

exasperated adjective : irritated; angry

expository adjective : writing that informs, describes, explains, or persuades

extravagant adjective : excessive, wasteful, or extremely expensive