l로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[l로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

large adjective : big; not small

last adjective : coming after all others

lazy adjective : not wanting to work or do anything that requires energy; slow and mellow

less adjective : a smaller degree or extent

light adjective : having very little weight or color

little adjective : a small amount

little adjective : small; not big

living adjective : alive or capable of life

long adjective : measuring a great length, distance, or time; not short

lost adjective : missing; unable to find the way to a place

loud adjective : noisy

lucky adjective : having or bringing good luck

 

laden adjective : covered with; heavy with

lame adjective : unable to walk, often due to a leg or foot injury

landlocked adjective : surrounded on all sides by land

latter adjective : the second one of two things that have been mentioned

lavish adjective : extravagant; very generous

lawful adjective : obeying the laws; well-behaved

lax adjective : relaxed; not strict

lead adjective : first in rank; best or most important

leaky adjective : allowing a liquid or a gas to get in or out

lean adjective : having very little fat

least adjective : the smallest number, quantity, or degree

leathery adjective : looking or feeling like leather

legal adjective : allowed by the law

legendary adjective : very well known; based on a legend

legislative adjective : the branch of government that makes laws

leisure adjective : free time

lengthy adjective : long; taking a great deal of time

less than adjective : a number or amount that is smaller than another number or amount

level adjective : having a flat, even, or straight surface; at the same height as something else

liberal adjective : willing to try out new behaviors and solutions; favoring individual freedoms over tradition

lifeless adjective : dead; limp; lacking life

likely adjective : probably going to happen; seemingly true

limited adjective : having a fixed number, amount, or area

linear adjective : in a straight line

linguistic adjective : relating to language and speech

literal adjective : having to do with the exact meaning of a word or words

literary adjective : having to do with books and other written works; having to do with the profession of writing

literate adjective : able to read and write; educated in a particular field

live adjective : appearing or performing in front of an audience

lively adjective : active and energetic

local adjective : limited to a city, part of the body, or other particular place

local adjective : at the site of a bite, sting, or injection

logical adjective : reasonable; sensible

lone adjective : without companions; by oneself

lonely adjective : feeling alone and sad

lonesome adjective : sad about being alone; desolate

loose-leaf adjective : having separate sheets of paper that can easily be removed

louder adjective : more loud

loveliest adjective : most lovely

lovesick adjective : being in love with, or missing, someone so much that one can't function normally

lowercase adjective : written in small rather than capital letters

loyal adjective : constant and faithful to a person or institution

luckiest adjective : most lucky

lunar adjective : having to do with the Moon

lush adjective : rich with vegetation or decoration

lustrous adjective : having a glossy shine especially from the reflection of light

luxurious adjective : very expensive and comfortable, providing luxury

 

leeward adjective : the side opposite the direction from which the wind is coming

lucrative adjective : earning a lot of money

luminous adjective : glowing or reflecting light; radiant