r로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이

[r로 시작하는 형용사의 영영풀이]

 

raw adjective : not cooked

ready adjective : all set to do something

real adjective : something that is not imagined; true

red adjective : having the color of blood

rich adjective : having wealth or many things

right adjective : correct, good, or true

ripe adjective : ready to pick and eat

round adjective : curved; shaped like a circle

rude adjective : not polite; having bad manners

 

racist adjective : relating to the belief that some races are better than others

radiant adjective : moving out in all directions; shining brightly

ragged adjective : worn, torn, or uneven along the edges

rambunctious adjective : noisy, active, and full of excitement

rancid adjective : having the unpleasant, sour taste or smell of oils and fats that have gone bad

random adjective : without any sort of order

rapid adjective : happening at a fast pace or in a short period of time

rare adjective : not happening very often; uncommon

rascally adjective : naughty in a playful way; dishonest

rash adjective : being hasty in speaking or making decisions; reckless

realistic adjective : like or similar to real life

reasonable adjective : sensible; using reason to make decisions

rebellious adjective : tending to fight against a government or other authority

recent adjective : done, made, or happening not long ago

recessive adjective : relating to a gene carrying the weaker trait that a dominant gene overrides

reckless adjective : lacking caution; careless of consequences

reclusive adjective : shut off or apart from the world; solitary

recreational adjective : relating to relaxation or an enjoyable pastime

recyclable adjective : able to be recycled, or used again, often for a different purpose

refreshed adjective : having renewed or restored energy or strength

refreshing adjective : restoring energy

regal adjective : appearing like a king or queen

regular adjective : done or happening often or as expected; normal or usual

related adjective : in the same family; having a connection

relaxing adjective : calm; easygoing

relieved adjective : free of worry or suffering

religious adjective : believing in and practicing a particular religion

reluctant adjective : unwilling or hesitant to do something

remarkable adjective : worthy of attention; amazing or unusual

remote adjective : distant or isolated; in the distant past

renewable adjective : able to be replaced and not permanently used up

repentant adjective : feeling regret about one's actions

representative adjective : serving as a symbol or acting for another; typical of a certain group

researching adjective : the act of carefully, patiently studying to find the facts about a subject

reserve adjective : an extra or spare of something held for future use

resilient adjective : able to recover after something bad happens

resourceful adjective : able to find smart ways to overcome difficulties

responsible adjective : able to be trusted or depended on

restless adjective : unable to relax or rest because of feeling bored or anxious

reusable adjective : able to be used more than one time

Reverend adjective : a title of respect for a member of the clergy

reversible adjective : able to be returned to an earlier condition

revised adjective : rewritten or reorganized in order to correct, update, or improve

revolting adjective : extremely disgusting; very offensive

rich adjective : heavy and filling; using a large amount of fat, oil, cream, or sugar

rickety adjective : weak and shaky; likely to fall over

ridiculous adjective : inviting or deserving mockery; absurd

rigid adjective : stiff; inflexible

risky adjective : in danger of injury, damage, or loss occurring

roan adjective : having a dark coat with white hairs mixed in

robin adjective : referring to a songbird that is red in front

robotic adjective : of or related to a device that is programmed to perform tasks for humans

rocky adjective : made of rock or containing a large amount of rock

roguish adjective : dishonest; mischievous

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

rotten adjective : very bad or unpleasant

rotten adjective : old and decayed or spoiled

rough adjective : having a bumpy or uneven surface; not smooth or level

rowdy adjective : rough, loud, excitable, quarrelsome, or aggressive

royal adjective : of or related to a king, queen, or other monarch

rubbery adjective : resembling rubber or elastic

ruddy adjective : having a healthy reddish color

rugged adjective : having a rough, uneven, or broken surface

ruined adjective : destroyed or damage beyond repair

rural adjective : having to do with the country

Russian adjective : of or relating to the country of Russia and its people

rustic adjective : having a simple charm that is more common among country people than city people

ruthless adjective : pitiless and cruel; completely lacking morals

 

radioactive adjective : giving off particles and/or radiation, which changes the structure of the material’s atoms

ramshackle adjective : in very poor condition

ravenous adjective : very hungry; starving

red-letter adjective : very special or important

resigned adjective : passively accepting; understanding that one has no choice

respective adjective : considered individually

righteous adjective : considered morally correct

rudimentary adjective : having to do with the basic or first principles; elementary