English Vocabulary Quiz

Study Notes

Vocabulary and Phrases

Bolt (볼트): A strong metal fastener used in construction and engineering.
Definitely (분명히): A term expressing certainty, meaning "without a doubt."
Persuade (설득하다): To convince someone to do something through reasoning or argument.
Pin (잡거나 밀어붙여 꼼짝 못하게 하다): To hold someone or something in place, preventing movement.
A piece of cake (식은 죽 먹기): An idiom indicating that something is very easy to do.
Deceptively (믿을 수 없게): In a misleading way, often used when something appears to be different from reality.
Handhold (손잡을 곳): A spot or grip to hold onto, often used in climbing or support structures.
Clumsily (서툴게): To act in an awkward or ungraceful manner.
Back and forth (이리 저리): Moving repeatedly in opposite directions; can describe indecisiveness or repeated discussions.
Cliff face (절벽 면): The vertical or steep surface of a cliff.
End up with (결국 ~되다): To ultimately have or reach a particular outcome, often unexpectedly.
Reach (거리[범위]): The extent or range of something, often measuring distances.
Tremble (떨다, 떨리다): To shake involuntarily, often due to fear, cold, or excitement.
Exhaustion (극도의 피로): A state of extreme physical or mental fatigue.
Freeze (얼어붙다[굳어지다]): To become immobilized or unable to move, typically due to shock or fear.
Fright (공포): A sudden feeling of fear or terror.

Vocabulary and Phrases

Bolt (볼트): A strong metal fastener used in construction and engineering.
Definitely (분명히): A term expressing certainty, meaning "without a doubt."
Persuade (설득하다): To convince someone to do something through reasoning or argument.
Pin (잡거나 밀어붙여 꼼짝 못하게 하다): To hold someone or something in place, preventing movement.
A piece of cake (식은 죽 먹기): An idiom indicating that something is very easy to do.
Deceptively (믿을 수 없게): In a misleading way, often used when something appears to be different from reality.
Handhold (손잡을 곳): A spot or grip to hold onto, often used in climbing or support structures.
Clumsily (서툴게): To act in an awkward or ungraceful manner.
Back and forth (이리 저리): Moving repeatedly in opposite directions; can describe indecisiveness or repeated discussions.
Cliff face (절벽 면): The vertical or steep surface of a cliff.
End up with (결국 ~되다): To ultimately have or reach a particular outcome, often unexpectedly.
Reach (거리[범위]): The extent or range of something, often measuring distances.
Tremble (떨다, 떨리다): To shake involuntarily, often due to fear, cold, or excitement.
Exhaustion (극도의 피로): A state of extreme physical or mental fatigue.
Freeze (얼어붙다[굳어지다]): To become immobilized or unable to move, typically due to shock or fear.
Fright (공포): A sudden feeling of fear or terror.

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Test your understanding of various English vocabulary words and expressions with this engaging quiz. From common phrases to specific definitions, this quiz will help you enhance your language skills. See how well you know these terms!