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The Carter Family 48: In the Attic 단어(+W 10)

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다락방
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캄캄한, 어두운 ***
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다락방

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캄캄한, 어두운 ***

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먼지투성이의, 먼지가 많은 ***

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낡은, 헌

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주변을 살피다, 주위를 둘러 보다

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유령

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구석, 모퉁이

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그런, 이런, (2. (강조하여) 그 정도의, 대단한)

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상상하다***

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손전등

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...을 향하여

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(놀라서) 숨이 막히다, 헐떡거리다

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없어진, 사라진***

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유령이 나오는, 귀신이 나오는

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비추다, (2. 빛나다)***

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털, (2. 머리카락)***

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(동물의) 발

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흔적, 자국

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깊은 ***

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숨, 호흡***

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깊게 심호흡했다

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(발을) 디디다, 내딛다

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물어뜯다, 깨물다, (2. (음식을) 씹다)

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놓여 있었다 (lie의 과거형) ***

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가까이에, 근처에

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뒤따르다, 따라가다 ***

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쓰다듬다, 토닥거리다

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