Crying in H Mart Vocabulary Flashcards

Vocabulary from "Crying in H Mart"

• VAT: A large container for holding liquids, such as a giant vat of peeled garlic.
• Prop (소품): An object used in a performance or a play to enhance the scene.
• Disavow: To deny any responsibility or support, as seen with Korean people's tendency to disavow measurements.
• Reverence (존경, 숭배): A deep respect or awe for something.
• Predisposition: An inclination towards emotional eating and a reverence for good food.
• Rule Out (배제하다): To eliminate or exclude something from consideration.
• Antiquated (오래된, 고풍스러운): Outdated or belonging to an earlier period.
• Subsequent (그 이후의): Following in time or order.
• Ludicrous (웃기는, 터무니 없는): Absurd or ridiculous in nature.
• Affront (모욕하다): An action or remark that causes outrage or offense; meal prepping was viewed as a ludicrous affront to their lifestyle.
• Relish (즐기다): To enjoy or take great pleasure in something.
• Intractable: Difficult to manage or control, especially in terms of expectations.
• Fondle: To treat with affection or tenderness, as when handling produce.
• Arbitrary (임의적인; 독재적인): Based on random choice or personal whim rather than any reason or system.
• Discard: To remove or get rid of an unwanted item, such as a shrimp head.
• Pluck: To pull or gather something with a quick motion.
• Lint: Small fibers or fluff, such as plucking lint from clothing.
• Ram: To forcefully collide or push something repeatedly.
• Immutable (변경할 수 없는, 불변의): Unchangeable; a reminder of the unchangeable reality of loss.
• Awning (차양, 덮개): A fabric cover that provides shelter over doors or windows.
• Optometrist (검안사): A healthcare professional specializing in eye care.
• Swarm (무리, 떼): A large group of things, such as different dialects in a community.
• Glyph (상형문자): A symbol or character in writing, often representing ideas or sounds.
• Grapheme (문자소): The smallest unit of writing in a language.
• Cauldron (가마솥): A large pot used for cooking or boiling.
• Dribble: To fall or flow in small drops.
• Jabber: To speak rapidly or excitedly, often in a language of mixed fluency.
• Hobble Over (절뚝거리며 걷다): To walk lamely or awkwardly.
• Galangal: A root used in cooking, related to ginger.
• Haul: To pull or carry something heavy.
• Odorous (향기로운, 냄새가 나는): Having a distinct smell, often used to describe the atmosphere in a lively place.