wordreference.com4 wordreference.com 오늘의 영단어: Flutter Intermediate+ Word of the Day: flutter – WordReference Word of the Day Flutter dates back to before the year 1000. The Old English verb floterian, and later the Middle English floteren, emerged as a frequentative of the Old English verb flotian (to float or rest on the surface of the water). It originally meant ‘to flutter daily.wordreference.com To flutter means ‘to wave or flap about’ and, if .. 2021. 7. 9. wordreference.com 오늘의 영단어: Don Intermediate+ Word of the Day: don – WordReference Word of the Day Don, as a title of respect equivalent to Mr. or Sir, dates back to the early 16th century, and probably came into English from Spanish or Portuguese. It can be traced back to the Latin noun dominus (lord or master), from domus (house), and the Proto-Indo-E daily.wordreference.com Daily.Wordreference.com 구독하면 매일 영단어가 날아와요. You mig.. 2021. 6. 3. wordreference.com 오늘의 영단어: Whomp Intermediate+ Word of the Day: whomp – WordReference Word of the Day whomp (noun, verb) /hwomp/ Mainly in US English, a whomp is a loud, heavy blow, slap, or bang. The verb means, of course, ‘to slap or strike heavily’ or ‘to make a banging noise.’ Figuratively, and rather informally, it means ‘to defeat decisivel daily.wordreference.com Daily.Wordreference.com 구독하면 매일 영단어가 날아와요. 쾅!! 쾅소리를 내다. Ma.. 2021. 5. 26. wordreference.com 오늘의 영단어: Froth Intermediate+ Word of the Day: froth – WordReference Word of the Day Froth is a mass of bubbles, such as on a liquid that has been shaken or whisked hard, like on lattes or smoothies or on fizzy drinks like soda or beer. Saliva that comes out of the mouth, such as sometimes happens as a symptom of some diseases, like rabies daily.wordreference.com Daily.Wordreference.com 구독하면 매일 영단어가 날아와요. wordr.. 2021. 5. 25. 이전 1 다음
