● Band 4 of 10
Words 301–400: Describing Words
Big, small, happy, cold. Adjectives and adverbs that add color to sentences.
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행복한feeling good and pleased“The kids look so happy.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 301 | happy | adj. | feeling good and pleased | The kids look so happy. |
| 302 | sad | adj. | feeling unhappy | The song made me sad. |
| 303 | angry | adj. | feeling strong displeasure | He was angry about the delay. |
| 304 | tired | adj. | needing rest or sleep | I'm too tired to cook. |
| 305 | hungry | adj. | wanting food | I'm hungry, let's eat. |
| 306 | thirsty | adj. | wanting a drink | Running makes me thirsty. |
| 307 | hot | adj. | having a high temperature | Careful, the soup is hot. |
| 308 | cold | adj. | having a low temperature | It gets cold in December. |
| 309 | warm | adj. | a little hot, in a nice way | The blanket keeps me warm. |
| 310 | cool | adj. | a little cold, or very nice | A cool breeze came in. |
| 311 | fast | adj. | moving quickly | That car is really fast. |
| 312 | slow | adj. | not fast | The internet is slow today. |
| 313 | easy | adj. | not hard to do | The test was easy. |
| 314 | hard | adj. | difficult, or not soft | This puzzle is hard. |
| 315 | long | adj. | measuring a lot from end to end | It was a long meeting. |
| 316 | short | adj. | not long; not tall | Let's take a short break. |
| 317 | tall | adj. | high from bottom to top | My brother is very tall. |
| 318 | heavy | adj. | weighing a lot | This suitcase is heavy. |
| 319 | beautiful | adj. | very nice to look at | The garden is beautiful in May. |
| 320 | pretty | adj. | nice to look at | What a pretty dress! |
| 321 | ugly | adj. | not nice to look at | The old wallpaper was ugly. |
| 322 | clean | adj. | not dirty | The kitchen is clean now. |
| 323 | dirty | adj. | not clean | Put the dirty dishes in the sink. |
| 324 | full | adj. | holding as much as possible | The bus was full this morning. |
| 325 | empty | adj. | with nothing inside | The bottle is empty. |
| 326 | rich | adj. | having a lot of money | The city has rich history too. |
| 327 | poor | adj. | having little money | The team played a poor game. |
| 328 | strong | adj. | having power; not weak | Strong coffee keeps me awake. |
| 329 | weak | adj. | not strong | The signal is weak here. |
| 330 | quiet | adj. | making little noise | The library is quiet. |
| 331 | loud | adj. | making a lot of noise | The music is too loud. |
| 332 | bright | adj. | giving a lot of light | The room is bright in the morning. |
| 333 | dark | adj. | with little or no light | It gets dark early in winter. |
| 334 | busy | adj. | having a lot to do | I'm busy until Friday. |
| 335 | free | adj. | costing nothing, or not busy | The museum is free on Mondays. |
| 336 | safe | adj. | not in danger | Keep your passport safe. |
| 337 | dangerous | adj. | able to cause harm | That road is dangerous at night. |
| 338 | different | adj. | not the same | We have different opinions. |
| 339 | special | adj. | better or more important than usual | Today is a special day. |
| 340 | favorite | adj. | liked more than all others | Blue is my favorite color. |
| 341 | ready | adj. | prepared to do something | Are you ready to go? |
| 342 | sure | adj. | certain; without doubt | I'm sure he will come. |
| 343 | sorry | adj. | feeling bad about something you did | I'm sorry I'm late. |
| 344 | glad | adj. | happy about something | I'm glad you came. |
| 345 | afraid | adj. | feeling fear | She is afraid of spiders. |
| 346 | funny | adj. | making you laugh | He told a funny joke. |
| 347 | interesting | adj. | holding your attention | The lecture was interesting. |
| 348 | boring | adj. | not interesting | The movie was boring. |
| 349 | great | adj. | very good, or very large | You did a great job. |
| 350 | nice | adj. | pleasant or kind | It's a nice day for a walk. |
| 351 | fine | adj. | good enough; okay | Don't worry, I'm fine. |
| 352 | wrong | adj. | not correct | I took the wrong bus. |
| 353 | true | adj. | real; correct | The story is true. |
| 354 | real | adj. | actually existing; not fake | Is that a real diamond? |
| 355 | whole | adj. | all of something | I read the whole book in a day. |
| 356 | half | noun | one of two equal parts | Give me half of the sandwich. |
| 357 | cheap | adj. | costing little money | The tickets were cheap. |
| 358 | late | adj. | after the expected time | Sorry, the bus was late. |
| 359 | soon | adv. | in a short time from now | Dinner will be ready soon. |
| 360 | always | adv. | every time; at all times | She always smiles. |
| 361 | usually | adv. | most of the time | I usually walk to work. |
| 362 | often | adv. | many times | We often eat out on Fridays. |
| 363 | sometimes | adv. | at some times, not always | Sometimes I cook at home. |
| 364 | never | adv. | not at any time | I never drink coffee at night. |
| 365 | again | adv. | one more time | Can you say that again? |
| 366 | together | adv. | with each other | Let's have lunch together. |
| 367 | alone | adv. | without other people | He lives alone. |
| 368 | expensive | adj. | costing a lot of money | That hotel is expensive. |
| 369 | away | adv. | to or at a distance | The station is ten minutes away. |
| 370 | outside | adv. | not inside a building | The kids are playing outside. |
| 371 | inside | adv. | in a building or container | It's warmer inside. |
| 372 | near | prep. | close to | We live near the subway. |
| 373 | far | adv. | a long distance away | How far is the airport? |
| 374 | very | adv. | to a high degree | The water is very cold. |
| 375 | really | adv. | truly; very | I really enjoyed the show. |
| 376 | too | adv. | more than needed, or 'also' | This jacket is too big. |
| 377 | enough | adv. | as much as needed | We have enough chairs. |
| 378 | much | det. | a large amount of | There isn't much time left. |
| 379 | more | det. | a larger amount | Would you like more rice? |
| 380 | less | det. | a smaller amount | Use less salt next time. |
| 381 | little | adj. | small, or not much | A little sugar is fine. |
| 382 | each | det. | every one, seen separately | Each student got a book. |
| 383 | every | det. | all, one by one | I brush my teeth every night. |
| 384 | both | det. | the two together | Both answers are correct. |
| 385 | another | det. | one more; a different one | Can I have another cookie? |
| 386 | such | det. | of this kind | Don't say such things. |
| 387 | own | adj. | belonging to yourself | She has her own room. |
| 388 | last | adj. | coming after all others, or most recent | This is the last piece. |
| 389 | left | adj. | the opposite side of right | Use your left hand. |
| 390 | second | num. | number two in order | This is my second visit. |
| 391 | third | num. | number three in order | Our seats are in the third row. |
| 392 | three | num. | the number 3 | The recipe needs three eggs. |
| 393 | four | num. | the number 4 | A table for four, please. |
| 394 | five | num. | the number 5 | The store closes at five. |
| 395 | ten | num. | the number 10 | Count from one to ten. |
| 396 | hundred | num. | the number 100 | A hundred people came. |
| 397 | thousand | num. | the number 1,000 | This word list has a thousand words. |
| 398 | million | num. | the number 1,000,000 | The city has ten million people. |
| 399 | once | adv. | one time | I've been there once. |
| 400 | twice | adv. | two times | I called you twice. |