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agglomerate [əglɑ:məreɪt]
These small particles agglomerate together to form larger clusters.
They agglomerated many small pieces of research into a single large study.
An (agglomerate/accumulate) flower head is more effective to draw many bees that can help pollination.
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agglomeration [əglɑ:məreɪʃn]
The country is an agglomeration of different ethnic and religious groupings.
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conglomeration [kən|glɑ:mə|reɪʃn]
She imagined herself lost in a great conglomeration of ugly concrete buildings.
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conglomerate [kən|glɑ:mərət]
Ssangyong creditors have signed a memo of understanding with the Chinese chemicals conglomerate.
The population of Seattle is a conglomerate of people from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
v .덩어리지다
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Aggrandize [əɡrǽndaiz,ǽɡrəndàiz]
1. Calling himself a political prisoner is merely an attempt to aggrandize and legitimize his actions.
I aggrandize my imagination by watching science fiction movie.
2. The fact is, though, that virtually every policy will have tragic anecdotes to condemn or aggrandize it.
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legitimize [lɪ|dƷɪtəmaɪz]
The movie has been criticized for apparently legitimizing violence.
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anecdote [|ӕnɪkdoʊt]
amusing anecdotes about his brief career as an actor
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aggravate [|ӕgrəveɪt]
- 1. If the people I live with smoke, will it aggravate my condition?
- 2. She finds the behavior insulting and aggravating.
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blend
Blend well, add food coloring and vanilla.
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gregarious [grɪ|geriəs]
In person, he tends to be gregarious and kind of funny.
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solitude
Bad health and fear of crime can turn freedom into frightening solitude.
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aggrieve [əɡrí:v]
What aggrieves the families most is that the courts are not totting up the multiple offences
He doesn't mind paying a weekly sum but it aggrieves him that he is not allowed to see her.
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offence [ə|fens]
1. 위법[범법] 행위, 범죄 a criminal/serious/minor/sexual, etc. offence 형사상 범죄/중대한 범법 행위[범죄]/사소한 위법 행위/성범죄 등
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tot something up
1. ~을 합하다
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afflict [ə|flɪkt]
There are two main problems which afflict people with hearing impairments.
About 40% of the country's population is afflicted with the disease.
There are many problems that afflict students.
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impairment [ɪm|permənt] 영국식 [ɪm|peəmənt]
[명사] (전문 용어) (신체적・정신적) 장애
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embezzler 미국·영국 [imbézlər,em-]
[명사] <위탁금 등을> 써버리는 사람, 횡령[착복]자
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a convicted murderer
유죄 판결을 받은 살인범
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employee 미국·영국 [ɪm|plɔɪi:]
The firm has over 500 employees.
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employer
We had much conflict between our employer and the employees last year.
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inflict 미국·영국 [ɪn|flɪkt]
They surveyed the damage inflicted by the storm.
Only cruel people like to inflict corporal suffering on others.
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corporal [kɔːrpərəl]
1. 신체[육체]의
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candor 미국·영국 [kǽndər]
공평무사, 허심 탄회; 솔직, 정직
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self-assertive (←self assertiveness)
- [형용사] 자신만만한, 자기주장이 강한
- [명사] 중뿔나게 나섬, 주제넘음.
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exalt 미국·영국 [ɪg|zɔ:lt]
Reading poems can sometimes exalt his spirits
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standing
the high/low standing of politicians with the public
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disclosure 미국식 [dɪs|kloʊƷə(r)]
self-disclosure
(사회복지학) 자기폭로
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