● Band 7 of 10
Words 601–700: Out in the World
Travel, weather, nature, and getting around town.
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여행a journey to a place“Our trip to Busan was short.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 601 | trip | noun | a journey to a place | Our trip to Busan was short. |
| 602 | ticket | noun | paper that lets you enter or ride | I bought two movie tickets. |
| 603 | passport | noun | the book that proves your country | Check your passport date. |
| 604 | airport | noun | where planes take off and land | The airport is far from downtown. |
| 605 | plane | noun | a flying vehicle with wings | The plane landed on time. |
| 606 | station | noun | where trains or buses stop | Meet me at the main station. |
| 607 | subway | noun | an underground train | The subway is fastest at rush hour. |
| 608 | taxi | noun | a car you pay to ride | Let's take a taxi, it's late. |
| 609 | bicycle | noun | a two-wheel vehicle you pedal | She rides her bicycle everywhere. |
| 610 | boat | noun | a vehicle that moves on water | We took a boat to the island. |
| 611 | ship | noun | a large boat | The ship crossed the ocean. |
| 612 | map | noun | a drawing of streets or lands | The map shows a shortcut. |
| 613 | hotel | noun | a place you pay to sleep in | The hotel is near the beach. |
| 614 | guest | noun | a person who visits | We have guests this weekend. |
| 615 | tour | noun | a visit around a place | The city tour takes two hours. |
| 616 | camera | noun | a device that takes photos | Don't forget your camera. |
| 617 | photo | noun | a picture made with a camera | This photo is from our trip. |
| 618 | weather | noun | how hot, cold, or rainy it is | The weather is perfect today. |
| 619 | cloud | noun | white or gray shapes in the sky | Dark clouds mean rain. |
| 620 | storm | noun | very bad weather with wind and rain | The storm passed by morning. |
| 621 | fog | noun | thick cloud near the ground | Drive slowly in fog. |
| 622 | rainbow | noun | colors in the sky after rain | A rainbow appeared over the hill. |
| 623 | season | noun | spring, summer, fall, or winter | Which season do you like best? |
| 624 | spring | noun | the season when flowers bloom | Spring starts in March. |
| 625 | summer | noun | the hottest season | We swim a lot in summer. |
| 626 | autumn | noun | the season when leaves fall | Autumn colors are beautiful. |
| 627 | winter | noun | the coldest season | Winter nights are long. |
| 628 | north | noun | the direction toward the top of a map | The wind is from the north. |
| 629 | south | noun | the direction toward the bottom of a map | Birds fly south in winter. |
| 630 | east | noun | the direction where the sun rises | The window faces east. |
| 631 | west | noun | the direction where the sun sets | Drive west for an hour. |
| 632 | earth | noun | our planet; the ground | The earth goes around the sun. |
| 633 | ground | noun | the surface you walk on | The ground is wet from rain. |
| 634 | field | noun | open land, or a sports area | Cows graze in the field. |
| 635 | farm | noun | land where food is grown | My uncle runs a small farm. |
| 636 | forest | noun | a large area full of trees | The forest is cool in summer. |
| 637 | lake | noun | a big area of water with land around it | We fished at the lake. |
| 638 | island | noun | land with water all around | Jeju is a volcanic island. |
| 639 | hill | noun | a small mountain | The house sits on a hill. |
| 640 | rock | noun | a large stone | Watch out for rocks on the trail. |
| 641 | sand | noun | tiny grains on beaches | The sand was warm under our feet. |
| 642 | ocean | noun | the very large sea | The Pacific is the biggest ocean. |
| 643 | grass | noun | the green plants covering the ground | We sat on the grass. |
| 644 | leaf | noun | the green flat part of a plant | One leaf fell on my desk. |
| 645 | garden | noun | land where you grow flowers or vegetables | She waters her garden daily. |
| 646 | bridge | noun | a road over water or a valley | The bridge lights up at night. |
| 647 | tower | noun | a very tall narrow building | The tower has a great view. |
| 648 | corner | noun | where two streets or walls meet | The cafe is on the corner. |
| 649 | wall | noun | the side of a room or building | Hang the clock on the wall. |
| 650 | floor | noun | what you stand on inside; a level | We live on the third floor. |
| 651 | roof | noun | the top cover of a building | Snow covered the roof. |
| 652 | stairs | noun | steps for going up or down | Take the stairs, it's faster. |
| 653 | elevator | noun | a machine that lifts people between floors | The elevator is out of order. |
| 654 | gate | noun | a door in a fence or at an airport | Boarding starts at gate seven. |
| 655 | yard | noun | open space next to a house | The dog plays in the yard. |
| 656 | noun | a small bag sewn into clothes | My phone is in my pocket. | |
| 657 | wallet | noun | a small case for money and cards | I left my wallet at home. |
| 658 | calendar | noun | a chart of days and months | Mark the date on the calendar. |
| 659 | clock | noun | a machine that shows the time | The clock on the wall stopped. |
| 660 | lamp | noun | a light you can move | Turn on the desk lamp. |
| 661 | fan | noun | a machine that moves air | The fan hums all night. |
| 662 | machine | noun | a device that does work | This machine makes coffee. |
| 663 | radio | noun | a device that plays sound broadcasts | Grandpa listens to the radio. |
| 664 | television | noun | a screen that shows programs | Turn down the television. |
| 665 | internet | noun | the network that connects computers | The internet is down again. |
| 666 | website | noun | pages you visit online | The website loads fast. |
| 667 | noun | a letter sent on the internet | Send me an email later. | |
| 668 | message | noun | words sent to someone | I got your message, thanks. |
| 669 | screen | noun | the flat part that shows images | My screen is cracked. |
| 670 | button | noun | what you press or what closes clothes | Press the red button. |
| 671 | card | noun | stiff paper, or a bank card | Cash or card? |
| 672 | gift | noun | something you give to someone | This gift is for your birthday. |
| 673 | toy | noun | a thing children play with | The floor is covered in toys. |
| 674 | doll | noun | a toy that looks like a person | She named her doll Mimi. |
| 675 | bell | noun | a metal object that rings | The bell rings at nine. |
| 676 | flag | noun | the cloth symbol of a country | Each country has its own flag. |
| 677 | king | noun | a male ruler of a country | The king lived in this palace. |
| 678 | queen | noun | a female ruler of a country | The queen waved to the crowd. |
| 679 | war | noun | fighting between countries | The war ended long ago. |
| 680 | peace | noun | a time without war or noise | We all hope for peace. |
| 681 | history | noun | the study of past events | Korean history is long and rich. |
| 682 | culture | noun | the way of life of a people | Food is a big part of culture. |
| 683 | language | noun | the words a people speak | English is a world language. |
| 684 | art | noun | beautiful things people create | The art museum is free today. |
| 685 | museum | noun | a building that shows art or history | The museum closes at six. |
| 686 | library | noun | a building full of books to borrow | I study at the library. |
| 687 | bank | noun | a place that keeps money | The bank opens at nine. |
| 688 | police | noun | people who keep the city safe | Call the police if you see it. |
| 689 | firefighter | noun | a person who puts out fires | Firefighters arrived in minutes. |
| 690 | stamp | noun | the small paper you put on letters | This stamp is from France. |
| 691 | zoo | noun | a park that keeps animals | The zoo's pandas are famous. |
| 692 | duck | noun | a water bird that quacks | Ducks swim in the pond. |
| 693 | horse | noun | a large animal people ride | The horse ran across the field. |
| 694 | cow | noun | the farm animal that gives milk | The cow eats grass all day. |
| 695 | pig | noun | a pink farm animal | The pig rolled in the mud. |
| 696 | sheep | noun | the farm animal that gives wool | Sheep covered the green hill. |
| 697 | lion | noun | the big wild cat called king of animals | The lion sleeps most of the day. |
| 698 | tiger | noun | the big wild cat with stripes | Tigers live alone. |
| 699 | elephant | noun | the biggest land animal with a trunk | The elephant sprayed water. |
| 700 | monkey | noun | the animal that climbs trees like us | The monkey stole a banana. |