권영한 영어 멘토링 VOCA

권영한 저자(글)

멘토링 · 2017년 01월 10일

책 소개

- 독자대상 : 공무원 시험 준비생
- 구성 : 문제+이론
- 특징 :
① 각 실전문제마다 어원을 두어 쉽게 이해하게끔 자세한 설명 수록
② 품사를 알려주는 접미어는 어원설명 부분에서 자연스럽게 이해되게 설명

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저자(글) 권영한

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• PARTⅠ Anglo-Saxon prefixes[앵글로-색슨어 파생의 접두사]
  1. fore- (=before, beforehand, front)································· 14
  2. mis- (=bad, badly, wrong, wrongly)· ······························ 16
  3. out- (=out, beyond, more [longer, better, faster] than)······················· 18
  4. over- (=over, beyond, too, excessively)······························ 22
  5. un-(=not, lack of; do the opposite of, undo)···························· 26
  6. under- (=beneath, lower; insufficiently)······························ 30
  7. up- (=up, upward)· ······································· 32
  8. with- (=back, away, against)· ·································· 34
  
  PARTⅡ Latin Prefixes[라틴어 파생의 접두사]
  1. a-, ab-, abs- (=away, off, from)· ······························· 40
  2. ad-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, ap-, ar-, as-, at-, a- (=to, toward; near)·············· 52
  3. ambi-, amphi- (=both; around, about)· ····························· 92
  4. an-, ante-, anti- (=before, beforehand)····························· 92
  5. post- (=after, behind)······································· 92
  6. bene-, beni-, bon- (=good, well) ↔ mal(e)· ·························· 96
  7. mal(e)-, mali- (=ill, evil, bad, badly)· ····························· 98
  8. bi, du- (=two)· ········································· 104
  9. semi- (=half, partly)· ······································ 104
  10. non- (=not)· ·········································· 108
  11. omni- (=all, every)· ······································ 108
  12. circu(m)- (=around, round)· ·································· 110
  13. con-, co-, col-, com-, cor-, coun- (=with, together)····················· 112
  14. contra-, contro-, counter- (=against, contrary, opposite)· ··················· 144
  15. de- (=down, down from; (do the) opposite of; away, from, off)················· 148
  16. di(s)-, dif- (=away, apart, from; differently; opposite of, not; do the opposite of)········ 172
  17. e(x)-, ec-, ef- (=out, out of, from, away)· ·························· 190
  18. in- il-, im-, ir- (in, into; on, over; against; to)· ······················· 19019. extr(a)-, exter- (=outside, beyond)· ······························ 232
  20. intra- (=within) ~ intro- (=within, into, inward) ························ 234
  21. in- il-, im-, ir- (=not)····································· 236
  22. inter-, intel-, enter- (=between, among)· ··························· 266
  23. ob-, oc-, of-, op-, os- (=to, toward; in the way; opposed to, against, over)· ········ 270
  24. per- (=through; throughout, to the end; thoroughly; falsely, wrongly)· ············· 278
  25. pre- (=before, beforehand)···································· 286
  26. pr(o)-, pur- (=forward, forth; before)······························ 298
  27. re-, red-, ren- (=again, back; against)· ···························· 310
  28. retro- (=backward, back)····································· 344
  29. se-, sed- (=apart, away, aside)· ································ 346
  30. sub- suc-, sup-, sur-, sus-, so- (=under, below, beneath)· ················· 348
  31. super-, supr-, sur-, preter (=above, over; beyond, exceedingly, too; superior to)········ 358
  32. trans- (=across, over, above, beyond, through; to change)···················· 364
  
  PARTⅢ Latin Roots [라틴어 파생의 어근]
  1. act, ag, ig (=to drive, to do, to act)· ······························· 372
  2. ali, alter (=other)· ········································ 378
  3. am(or) (=to love, liking, friendliness, friendly)··························· 380
  4. anim (=mind, will, spirit; life)··································· 382
  5. audi (=to hear, to listen to····································· 384
  6. cid, cad, cas, cat, cay (to fall)··································· 384
  7. cept, ceiv, cap(t), ceit, cip, cup (=to take, to seize)· ······················· 386
  8. ced, cess, ceed, ceas (=to go away; to yield, to give up)······················ 392
  9. cid; cis (=to kill; to cut)······································ 394
  10. clud, clus, clos (=to shut)···································· 396
  11. cred, creed, cre (=to believe, to trust)······························· 396
  12. cur(r), curs, cours (=to run)· ·································· 398
  13. dic(t) (=to say, to declare)· ··································· 402
  14. dorm (sleep)(Cf. somn, sopo)··································· 404
  15. duc(t), du (=to lead········································ 406
  16. fect, fac(t), feas, feit, fit (=to make, to do) , ··························· 408
  17. fer (=to carry; to bear) , ; , , , · ································ 416
  18. flect, flex (=to bend) , ······································ 420
  19. fin (=end, limit, boundary) , , · ································ 422
  20. flu, fluc, flux (=to flow) · ··································· 422
  21. forc, fort (=strong) ········································ 424
  22. fract, fra(g), frang (=to break) , ································· 424
  23. gen, gener, genit (=birth, kind, class)······························· 426
  24. grad, gred, gress (=to go, to step) , · ······························ 428
  25. greg (=flock, herd)········································ 430
  26. her, hes (=stick) ········································· 430
  27. ject, jac, jet (=to throw) ····································· 430
  28. join, junct (=to join) ······································· 434
  29. lateral (=side) , · ········································ 434
  30. leg, lect (=law) · ········································ 434
  31. leg, lect, leag (=to gather) ···································· 434
  32. leg, lect, lig (=to choose) · ··································· 434
  33. leg, lect (=to read) ········································ 434
  34. leg, lect (=to send) · ······································ 436
  35. litera (=letter) , · ········································ 440
  36. loqu, locut (=to talk, to say, to speak) ······························ 442
  37. luc, lum, lumin (=light) ····································· 444
  38. magn, maj (=great) · ······································ 446
  39. man, manu (=hand) , · ····································· 446
  40. merg, mers (=to dip) ······································· 448
  41. min (small)············································ 450
  42. mis(s), mit(t), mess (=to send) ·································· 450
  43. mon (to warn, to advise; to remind)· ······························ 454
  44. mov, mot, mob (=to move) , · ································· 456
  45. mut(a), meta (to change· ···································· 456
  46. norm (standard)·········································· 458
  47. not (=to know)·········································· 460
  48. ped, patch, pus (=foot) · ···································· 460
  49. pel(l), peal, puls (=to drive) ··································· 462
  50. pend, pens (=to hang)· ····································· 462
  51. pli, ple, plen (=to fill, full)···································· 464
  52. pli, plic (=to fold, to bend)···································· 464
  53. port (=to carry) · ········································ 466
  54. pos, pon (=to put, to place)···································· 468
  55. rupt (=to break)·········································· 470
  56. scrib, script (=to write)······································ 472
  57. sect (=to cut)··········································· 472
  58. sent, sens (=to feel) · ······································ 472
  59. sequ, secut, su- (=to follow) · ································· 476
  60. simil, simul (=similar, like, same)· ······························· 478
  61. sol, soli (=alone, lonely, single)· ································ 480
  62. solv, solu, solut (=to loosen)··································· 480
  63. spec(t), spi(c), spy (=to look, to see)······························· 482
  64. st(a), stat, stit, sist, stand, stead, stic (=to stand)· ························ 486
  65. termin (=end, limit, boundary)· ································· 498
  66. tig, tag, tang, ting, tact (=to touch; art)······························ 498
  67. tract, tra, treat (=to draw) · ··································· 502
  68. turb (to agitate)·········································· 504
  69. val, vail (worth; strong)· ···································· 506
  70. und (=wave, flow)· ······································· 508
  71. uni (=one, alone)········································· 508
  72. ven(t) (=to come) · ······································· 510
  73. ver, vera, veri (=true, truth)· ·································· 512
  74. vers, vert (=to turn)· ······································ 514
  75. vid, vis (=to see, to look, sight)· ································ 516
  76. vinc, vict, vanq(vancvinc) (=to conquer; to show)· ······················· 516
  77. voc, vok, vow, vouc (=to call, voice)· ····························· 518
  
  PARTⅣ Greek Prefixes & Roots [희랍어 파생의 접두사 & 어근]
  1. a-, an- (=not, without)······································ 522
  2. ant-, anti- (=against, contrary)·································· 524
  3. anthrop(o)- (=man, human being)································· 526
  4. aster, astr(o) (=star)· ······································· 528
  5. aut-, auto- (=self) ········································ 530
  6. bibl(i)(o) (=book)· ········································ 532
  7. bio (=life)············································· 532
  8. chron(o) (=time)·········································· 534
  9. cracy (=government, rule)····································· 536
  10. dem(o) (=people)········································· 538
  11. derm, dermato (=skin)· ····································· 540
  12. eu (=good, well)········································· 540
  13. gen, geno, genea (=birth, creation; kind; race)· ························· 542
  14. geo (=earth)· ·········································· 544
  15. gram, graph (=letter; writing, to write)······························ 544
  16. hydr(o) (=water)· ········································ 546
  17. hyper (=over, above, excessive)· ································ 548
  18. hypo (=under)· ········································· 548
  19. -log, -(o)logy (=speech, word, to speak)· ··························· 550
  20. -logy (=science, study)· ···································· 550
  21. mania (=madness, insane impulse, craze)····························· 554
  22. meter, metr (=measure)······································ 554
  23. mis(o) (=to hate)········································· 556
  24. mon(o) (=one, alone)······································· 558
  25. nom (=management, distribution, law)· ····························· 558
  26. onym, onomato (=name, word)·································· 560
  27. ortho (=straight, correct)· ···································· 562
  28. pan, panto (=all; complete)···································· 564
  29. para (=beside, aside)······································· 564
  30. path (=feeling; suffering)····································· 566
  31. ped (=child)· ·········································· 568
  32. peri (=around) ·········································· 570
  33. phil(o) (=to love) · ······································· 570
  34. phob (=to fear) · ········································ 572
  35. phon (=sound)· ········································· 572
  36. psych(o) (=mind, spirit, soul)··································· 574
  37. scope (=to watch, to see) · ··································· 576
  38. soph (=wisdom, wise)· ····································· 578
  39. syn, sym (=together, with) ···································· 578
  40. therm(o) (=heat) ········································· 582
  41. thesis, thet, thes (=to place, to put, to set) ···························· 582
  
  PARTⅤ Suffixes [접미사]
  1. -able, -ible [~할 수 있는(capable of ~ing)]
  2. -ance, -ence, -cy, -(i)ty [~의 상태, ~함(state or act of being)]
  3. -ary, -ic, -ical [~적인, ~한(having to do with)]
  4. -ate, -ize, -fy [~하게 하다(make)]
  5. -er, -or, -ant, -ent, -ian, -ist, -ary [~하는 자(또는 사람)(one who~)]
  6. -ion, -age, -(a)tion, -ment [~의 행위, ~의 결과(act or result of~)]
  7. -ish, -like [~같은, ~다운·~스런)(resembling)]
  8. -less [~이 없는(without)]
  9. -ous, -y [~한, ~으로 가득찬(full of~)]
  10. -ship [~의 직(職)(office), ~의 기술(skill)]

출판사 서평

* 도서 특징
1. 어원(語源)별로 주요 어휘를 이해함과 동시에 바로 실전문제로 연결!
어원에 대한 이해를 통해 어휘를 체계적으로 정리해 두면 오랫동안 기억에 남게 된다. 영어 만 아니라 여러 과목을 동시에 준비해 나가야 하는 수험과정의 특징상 무작정 암기의 방식은 정말 암적인 존재이다. 갈등과 부담만 커지고 결국 아무것도 기대한 만큼 얻을 수 없는 결과를 가져온다. 각 실전문제마다 語源을 두어 쉽게 이해하게끔 자세한 설명을 붙였다.

2. 막연한 두려움과 거리감을 벗어 던지는 것이 관건이다.
이 책의 본문 진도 시작부분에 3~4페이지만이라도 시행착오를 각오하고 공부해보라.
어느덧 어휘에 대한 체계가 형성되어 가고 있다는 것을 직감할 것이다. 시작이 반이다. 이미 여러분은 반을 했고 나머지 절반을 향해 줄달음쳐 가는 것이다. 정상 정복은 결코 멀지 않다. 합격에 도달하는 필수 코스라는 확고한 믿음을 가지고 가다보면 정말 재미있는 것이 어휘학습이다.

3. 주요 접두어(Prefix)와 어근(Word Root)만 알면 어휘는 나의 것!
출제 대상이 될 만한 주요 어휘는 대부분 주요 접두어와 어근이 들어있다. 영어를 웬만큼 알만 한 사람이라면 이러한 어휘야 말로 주요 출제대상의 중심이 된다는 사실을 알고 있다.
품사를 알려주는 접미어는 특별히 다루지 않아도 영어에 대한 기초만 있어도 이미 알고 있는 것들이 대분이며 語源설명 부분에서 자연스럽게 이해되게 설명했다. 접미어는 특수한 경우만 조금 주의를 기울이면 된다.

4. 후반부로 갈수록 익숙한 어휘들의 비중에 점차 많아진다는데!
초반부는 접두어 중심이다. 접두어를 하다보면 주요 어근을 건드리지 않을 수 없다. 대부분의 단어는 ‘접두어+어근’으로 구성되어 있기 때문이다. 나중에 어근으로 들어가다 보면 접두어에 서 보았던 어휘들을 접할 수밖에 없다. 진도가 진행되면 복습효과를 얻을 수 있다. 상승효과(Synergy Effect)를 적극적으로 활용하자.

5. 어휘의 출제 비중은?
최근 5년간의 출제된 문제를 분석해 보면 경찰공무원(어휘비중이 특별히 높음)과 법원직을 포함한 9,7급 공무원의 어휘비중은 약 25~30%이다. 그런데 최근 시험일수록 어휘 비중이 지속적으로 상승해가는 경향이 있다. 사실상 독해지문 속에 나오는 주요 표현이 대부분 어휘력에서 나오는 것이므로 어휘력에 비례하여 독해력이 향상되고 이것은 곧 전체적인 영어점수의 고득점 달성으로 직결된다.

6. 참고사항
대부분의 접두어(Prefix)는 자신의 고유한 뜻이 정해져 있으나 일부에 국한하여 ‘강조’의 특성으로 사용되는 경우가 있다. 이 경우 용어상은 ‘intensive'라고 하지만, 그 의미는 ’completely(완전히)‘ 정도로 보면 무난하고 이를 기준으로 어원을 설명하였다.

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ISBN	9791160490183
발행(출시)일자	2017년 01월 10일
쪽수	580쪽
크기	180 * 260 * 32 mm / 1224 g
총권수	1권