m으로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[m으로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

mad adjective : angry

make-believe adjective : imaginary; not real

many adjective : a lot of

mean adjective : unkind, unfriendly, or unfair

messy adjective : not neat, clean, or orderly

mild adjective : gentle in force; not extreme

minus adjective : being less than zero

more adjective : a larger amount or number

my adjective : belonging or relating to the person who is speaking

 

magic adjective : having special or supernatural powers

magical adjective : beyond the ordinary, as if caused by magic

magnetic adjective : able to attract iron or steel objects

magnificent adjective : beautiful and impressive

main adjective : central, largest, or most important

majestic adjective : dignified and grand

major adjective : important or serious

mammoth adjective : gigantic; enormous

mandatory adjective : required; related to something a person has to do

maneuverable adjective : able to move or change direction quickly and easily

manual adjective : done by hand rather than by machine

marine adjective : of or relating to the sea

marooned adjective : abandoned and left stranded

marvelous adjective : wonderful or amazing

masculine adjective : having qualities commonly associated with men

massive adjective : huge; intense or severe

maternal adjective : having to do with a mother

mature adjective : being developed in body or mind

maximum adjective : the greatest quantity or amount possible

meager adjective : low; too little to be worth much

mechanical adjective : made or powered by machines or machinery; having skill with machines

medical adjective : of or related to the treatment of injuries or illness

medieval adjective : of or relating to the Middle Ages, the time period in European history from AD 500 to AD 1500

medium adjective : halfway between two extremes

meek adjective : quiet, gentle, or timid

mellow adjective : pleasantly rich, full, or soft

melodic adjective : highlighting the tune as opposed to the rhythm or harmony; musically pleasant

melted adjective : changed to a liquid as a result of heating

memorable adjective : worth remembering; easy to remember

menacing adjective : threatening

mental adjective : of or related to the mind

merry adjective : happy and lively

mesmerizing adjective : holding one's attention; hypnotic

metric adjective : a system that measures things in groups of ten

Mexican adjective : of or relating to the country of Mexico and its people

microscopic adjective : so small that it can only be seen using a microscope

middle-sized adjective : medium in size

mighty adjective : very powerful, strong, or large

migrating adjective : moving from one habitat or region to another at a certain time each year

mimic adjective : done in imitation of something else

minced adjective : cut up or ground into very small pieces

miniature adjective : very small

minimum adjective : the least quantity or amount possible

minor adjective : unimportant; not serious

minute adjective : very small

miraculous adjective : seemingly performed by or involved with a supernatural power

mischievous adjective : liking to cause trouble in a playful way

miserable adjective : very unhappy, uncomfortable, or unpleasant

misleading adjective : inaccurate or deceiving

missing adjective : someone or something that is not able to be found

mixed-breed adjective : bred by mixing two or more types or breeds

mobile adjective : able to move around

moderate adjective : average in amount, quality, or intensity

modern adjective : with characteristics of the current time

modest adjective : humble; simple; small in amount

moist adjective : slightly wet; damp

molten adjective : the liquid state of rock when heated to a high temperature

monstrous adjective : enormous; horribly ugly, like a monster

mossy adjective : covered with a small, soft plant that grows on trees, rocks, or other moist surfaces

most adjective : the greatest number or amount

mounting adjective : increasing rapidly

mournful adjective : filled with grief or sadness

muggy adjective : warm and humid in an unpleasant way

multicolored adjective : having many colors

multicultural adjective : having or relating to a variety of different cultures

multipurpose adjective : able to be used for many different things

mummified adjective : embalmed and wrapped in a burial cloth

municipal adjective : relating to a small place that is self-governed

murky adjective : gloomy and dark, especially because of mist or clouds

mushy adjective : soft and pulpy; like mush

Muslim adjective : of or relating to people who follow the religion of Islam

musty adjective : having a stale, moldy, or damp smell

mysterious adjective : odd; not easy to understand

mystical adjective : with spiritual or supernatural power beyond human understanding

mythical adjective : based on a myth; imaginary

 

malignant adjective : likely to grow or spread rapidly; likely to cause death

Mediterranean adjective : having to do with the Mediterranean Sea or the countries around it, such as Italy, Greece, and Turkey

Mercator adjective : a system of map projection that represents the round world on flat paper

monochromatic adjective : having or using only one color

morose adjective : sullen or gloomy; depressed

morphological adjective : relating to the structure or form of a living thing

multicellular adjective : composed of more than one cell

mutilated adjective : badly damaged