기초영단어800개(word+Example sentence)[1-50]

발음 기호는 미국식 입니다.

The pronunciation symbol is American.

 

 

1. apple /ˈæp.əl/

- I like eating an apple.

- She cut the apple into slices.

- Apples grow on trees.

 

2. banana /bəˈnæn.ə/

- Bananas are yellow.

- I ate a banana for breakfast.

- Monkeys love bananas.

 

3. cat /kæt/

- The cat is sleeping.

- I have a black and white cat.

- The cat climbed the tree.

 

4. dog /dɑːɡ/ - I have a small dog.

- The dog is barking loudly.

- She takes her dog for a walk every day.

 

5. fish /fɪʃ/

- The fish swims in the water.

- He caught a big fish at the lake.

- I have a goldfish in a tank.

 

6. bird  /bɝːd/

- A bird is flying.

- Birds build nests in trees.

- I can hear the bird singing.

 

7. table /ˈteɪ.bəl/

- Put the book on the table.

- The table is made of wood.

- She wiped the table after dinner.

 

8. chair /tʃer/

- I sit on a chair.

- The chair is very comfortable.

- She bought a new chair for her desk.

 

9. book /bʊk/

- This is my favorite book.

- She borrowed a book from the library.

- The book has many pictures.

 

10. pen /pen/

- I write with a pen.

- The pen ran out of ink.

- She gave me a blue pen.

 

11. pencil /ˈpen.səl/

- Can I borrow your pencil?

- He sharpened his pencil before writing.

- I have a red pencil in my bag.

 

12. bag /bæɡ/

- My school bag is heavy.

- She bought a leather bag.

- The bag is full of groceries.

 

13. sun /sʌn/

- The sun is bright today.

- Plants grow under the sun.

- The sun sets in the west.

 

14. moon /muːn/

- The moon is round.

- We saw a full moon last night.

- The moon shines brightly in the sky.

 

15. star /stɑːr/

- Look at the stars in the sky.

- A shooting star passed by.

- Stars twinkle at night.

 

16. flower /ˈflaʊ.ɚ/

- The flower is beautiful.

- She picked a red flower.

- Flowers bloom in spring.

 

17. tree /triː/

- There is a big tree in the park.

- Birds are sitting on the tree.

- The tree gives shade on hot days.

 

18. milk /mɪlk/

- I drink milk every morning.

- She poured milk into her coffee.

- Milk is good for your bones.

 

19. water /ˈwɑː.tɚ/ 

- Water is important for life.

- I drank a glass of water.

- The plants need water to grow.

 

20. bread /bred/

- I ate bread for breakfast.

- She baked fresh bread this morning.

- Bread is made from flour.

 

21. rice /raɪs/

- She loves rice and curry.

- I cooked rice for dinner.

- Rice grows in wet fields.

 

22. mother /ˈmʌð.ɚ/

- My mother is kind.

- She called her mother last night.

- Mothers take care of their children.

 

23. father /ˈfɑː.ðɚ/

- My father works at a bank.

- He helped his father in the garden.

- Fathers often tell funny stories.

 

24. sister /ˈsɪs.tɚ/ (미국식으로 수정)

- I have one sister.

- My sister is very smart.

- She and her sister play together.

 

25. brother /ˈbrʌð.ɚ/

- My brother is very funny.

- He has an older brother.

- Brothers often share secrets.

 

26. friend /frɛnd/

- My best friend is Anna.

- Friends help each other in tough times.

- He made a new friend at school.

 

27. teacher /ˈtiː.tʃɚ/

- The teacher is in the classroom.

- She is a very kind teacher.

- The teacher gave us homework.

 

28. student

/ˈstuː.dənt/

- I am a student.

- The student answered the question correctly.

- She is the best student in her class.

 

29. school /skuːl/

- I go to school by bus.

- The school is near my house.

- She loves her school because of her friends.

 

30. house /haʊs/

- This is my house.

- They built a new house last year.

- Her house has a big garden.

 

31. door /dɔːr/

- Open the door, please.

- The door is made of wood.

- He knocked on the door.

 

32. window /ˈwɪn.doʊ/

- The window is closed.

- She opened the window to let in fresh air.

- The window is made of glass.

 

33. happy /ˈhæp.i/

- I am very happy today.

- She is happy with her test results.

- He felt happy after seeing his friends.

 

34. sad /sæd/

- She looks sad.

- The movie had a sad ending.

- He felt sad when his dog got sick.

 

35. angry /ˈæŋ.ɡri/

- He is angry at the mistake.

- She gets angry when people are late.

- The teacher was angry because the students were noisy.

 

36. run /rʌn/

- I can run fast.

- He runs in the park every morning.

- She ran to catch the bus.

 

37. jump /dʒʌmp/

- The kids jump on the bed.

- He jumped over the puddle.

- The cat can jump very high.

 

38. play /pleɪ/

- Let’s play soccer.

- She plays the piano beautifully.

- The kids are playing in the yard.

 

39. eat /iːt/

- I eat an orange.

- He eats breakfast at 7 AM every day.

- She loves to eat ice cream in summer.

 

40. drink /drɪŋk/

- He drinks water.

- She drank a glass of milk.

- They drink coffee in the morning.

 

41. go /ɡoʊ/

- I go to school every day.

- She goes to the gym after work.

- We are planning to go to the beach.

 

42. read /riːd/

- I read a book in the library.

- She reads before going to bed.

- He is reading a story to his little sister.

 

43. write /raɪt/

- She writes a letter.

- He wrote a poem for his mother.

- I like to write in my journal.

 

44. yes /jes/

- Yes, I can do it.

- She said yes to the invitation.

- He asked if I was coming, and I replied yes.

 

45. no /noʊ/

- No, I don’t like it.

- She said no to the offer.

- He shook his head and said no.

 

46. hello /həˈloʊ/

- Hello, how are you?

- She waved and said hello.

- He greeted everyone with a cheerful hello.

 

47. goodbye /ˌɡʊdˈbaɪ/

- Goodbye, see you tomorrow.

- She said goodbye before leaving the party.

- He waved goodbye to his friends.

 

48. please /pliːz/

- Please help me.

- She said please when asking for a favor.

- He politely asked, "Can you pass the salt, please?"

 

49. thank you /ˈθæŋk ˌjuː/

- Thank you for your help.

- She said thank you to the waiter.

- He gave her a gift and said, "Thank you for everything."

 

50. sorry /ˈsɑːr.i/

- I’m sorry for being late.

- She said sorry after stepping on his foot.

- He wrote a note saying, "I’m really sorry."