Of Mice and Men Chapter4

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harness room

/ˈhɑːr.nəs ruːm/

Back

a room where horse harnesses and related equipment are stored or repaired.

Example: The spare straps were kept in the harness room.

(여분의 끈은 마구 보관실에 두었다.)

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shed

/ʃed/

Back

a small building used for storage or work.

Example:

He stored the tools in a small shed.

(그는 도구를 작은 창고에 보관했다.)

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four-paned

/ˌfɔːrˈpeɪnd/

Back

divided into four sections of glass.

Example:

Light came through the four-paned window.

(빛이 네 칸 유리창을 통해 들어왔다.)

Front

plank

/plæŋk/

Back

a long, flat piece of wood.

Example:

They laid a plank across the mud to walk safely.

(그들은 안전하게 걷기 위해 진흙 위에 널빤지를 놓았다.)

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peg

/peɡ/

Back

a small pin or hook used for hanging things.

Example:

She hung her coat on a peg by the door.

(그녀는 문 옆 걸이에 코트를 걸었다.)

Front

mend

/mend/

Back

to repair something that is torn or broken.

Example:

I can mend the tear instead of buying a new one.

(새로 사는 대신 찢어진 곳을 꿰맬 수 있다.)

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linen

/ˈlɪn.ɪn/

Back

strong cloth or thread, often used for durable sewing.

Example:

The bag was stitched with linen thread.

(그 가방은 린넨 실로 꿰매어졌다.)

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collar

/ˈkɑː.lɚ/

Back

a band around the neck; also part of an animal’s harness.

Example:

The dog’s collar had a tag with its name.

(그 개의 목줄에는 이름표가 달려 있었다.)

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tattered

/ˈtæt̬.ɚd/

Back

old and torn; in poor condition.

Example:

He carried a tattered notebook everywhere.

(그는 낡고 찢어진 공책을 늘 들고 다녔다.)

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meager

/ˈmiː.ɡɚ/

Back

too small in amount; not enough.

Example:

They lived on meager supplies for a week.

(그들은 일주일 동안 부족한 물자로 버텼다.)