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1798
불필요하게 장식하다
“Gilt” as a noun is the gold, or something that looks like gold, laid on a surface. It can also be an adjective. “Gild” is a verb.

1797
금상첨화
Today we talk about a delicious dessert made from flour, butter, sugar, and flavorings such as vanilla, chocolate, or my favorite, coconut. We are talking about cake!

1792
의사와 간호사
Whenever there is a health crisis, two groups of people can bring help -- doctors and nurses.

1791
석탄
Coal is the world’s biggest source of fuel for electricity. It is also the world’s biggest single source of greenhouse gases.

1790
쓰레기
In American English, we have other words for trash such as garbage and rubbish. They all mean the same thing.

1789
박스
The most widely held understanding of the origins of Boxing Day comes from a tradition among wealthy people.

1788
건강
Today we talk about expressions that remind us to be healthy and have a healthy lifestyle.

1787
백신
The word “vaccine” can bring out emotions and discussions in ways it never did before the start of the pandemic.

1786
남을 모방하다
Books are simple. They are made up of two main parts. The cover is on the outside, and the pages are on the inside.

1785

Now, both “dot” and “spot” can be used as a verb or a noun. And both have several meanings and can be used several ways.