[영어 단어 및 영어 표현 ] 크리스마스 관련 영어단어들 및 뜻 총정리

크리스마스이브가 되었습니다. 온 세상이 크리스마스트리와 캐럴로 가득한 행복한 시즌이지요. 크리스마스 시즌이 되면 유난히 자주 사용되는 일명 크리스마스 워드 리스트가 있는데 아래 리스트의 단어들을 알아두시면 크리스마스 관련 웬만한 단어는 알고 계시는 겁니다. :) 

그럼 크리스마스 관련 단어들을 살펴보도록 할까요. 

 

List of Christmas Words

Christmas	Merry	Festive	Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas	Kris Kringle	Elves	Jolly
Reindeer	Carols	Carolling	Carolers
Mistletoe	Frankincense	Myrrh	Nativity
Xmas	Yuletide	Tinsel	Stocking
Presents	Fruitcake	Chimney	Jesus
Birth	Family	Candy	Pinecone
Spirit	Tidings	Tradition	Rudolph
Sleigh	Holiday	Holly	Ornaments
Scrooge	Sledge	Snowball	St. Nicks
Snowman	Rejoice	Father Christmas	Christmas Eve
Christmas tree	Jack Frost	Santa’s helpers	Santa’s workshop
Christmas carol	Christmas card	Frosty the Snowman	December 25
Sleigh bells	Gingerbread house	North Pole	Plum pudding
Season’s greetings	Celebrate	Christmas tree stand	Chestnuts
Angel	Elf	Feast	Goose

 

위의 단어들중 조금 난도가 있는 단어들의 뜻을 정리해 보았습니다. 크리스마스쯤에 꼭 알아야 하는 단어들 모음입니다. :)

 

Myrrh : 아기 예수와 성모마리아가 동방 박사들에게서 받은 선물 

Mistletoe :  크리스마스 장식에 쓰는 덩굴식물

Tidings : 소식, 뉴스

Holly : 호랑가시나무(잎가에 뾰족뾰족한 가시가 돋아 있고 새빨간 열매가 달리는 나무로 흔히 크리스마스 때 장식용으로 쓰임)

Ornaments : 장신구 

Nativity : 예수의 탄생[성탄] 

Yuletide : 크리스마스 무렵

Tinsel : (특히 크리스마스 때 쓰는) 장식용 반짝이 조각

Christmas Stocking : 크리스마스 양말(크리스마스 때 아이들이 선물을 받으려고 밤에 머리맡에 걸어 두는 양말)

Rejoice : 크게[대단히] 기뻐하다 

Jack Frost : (의인화한) 서리

 

 

Christmas wordMeaning 이번엔 단어뜻들을 영문으로 읽어 보세요. 100가지 크리스마스 영어 단어들 모음이며 영문으로 설명되어 있습니다. 독해 난도가 높지 않으니 한번 쭉 읽어 내려 보시고 정말 모르겠다 싶으면 영문사전을 검색해 보실 것을 추천드립니다. 

 

Christmas wordMeaning

25 December	Christmas Day
Advent	The period of four weeks before Christmas
Advent calendar	An Advent calendar is a special calendar used to mark the days leading up to Christmas
Angel	A messenger from God, important around Christmas because an angel appeared to Mary to announce the birth of Jesus
Aglitter	Sparkling or glittering, especially with reflected light (like: the Christmas tree is aglitter with lights)
Baubles	A ball-shaped Christmas decoration for hanging on a tree
Birth	Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus in Christian religions
Boughs	A large branch of a tree
Boxing Day	The day after Christmas. Why is it called "Boxing" day? We're not really sure
Candy	Also called lollies or sweets in Australia or the UK. Children usually get candy for Christmas
Candy canes	A type of Christmas candy/lollies
Carolers	People who sing carols
Carolling	Singing carols
Carols	A happy or religious song, usually one sung at Christmas
Celebrate	To observe an event, like Christmas, with ceremonies, traditions, and festivities
Cheer	A shout of encouragement, praise, or joy.
Chestnuts	A traditional ingredient for Christmas dishes, especially in America
Chimney	Santa comes down the chimney to deliver gifts to good children
Christmas	The annual Christian festival celebrating Christ's birth
Christmas Crackers	A festive cardboard paper tube that make a snapping sound when pulled open, and often contain a small gift and a joke
Christmas Eve	The day before Christmas
Christmas tree	A real (or fake) evergreen tree that is decorated and kept in the home at Christmas
Christmas tree stand	A Christmas tree stand is an object designed to support a cut, natural or an artificial Christmas tree
Christmas Sweaters	A sweater (also called a jumper) is a garment themed with a Christmas or winter-style design, often worn during the festive season.
Cranberry sauce	A traditional Christmas sauce, usually to accompany a turkey dish
Deck	Another word for decorating (from the song Deck the Halls)
Decorating	To add things to an object in order to make it more attractive. Like decorating the Christmas tree with baubles
Eggnog	A traditional christmas a drink consisting of rum, brandy, or other alcohol mixed with beaten egg, milk, and sugar
Elf	A supernatural creature of folk tales, typically represented as a small. Elves accompany Santa.
Elves	Plural of Elf
Eve	The day before (Christmas)
Family	Parents, children, sibblings, etc. Usually the people you would celebrate Christmas with
Father Christmas	Another name for Santa
Feast	A large meal, typically a celebratory one (for example a Christmas feast)
Festive	Cheerful and jovially celebratory, usually relating to Christmas
Frankincense	A type of incense - producing a strong aromatic scent
Frosty the Snowman	A popular Christmas song
Fruitcake	A Christmas dessert
Gift-wrapping	To wrap presents in decorative paper (so the person you give the gist to doesn't know what they are getting)
Gingerbread house	A novelty confectionery shaped like a building that is made of cookie dough, cut and baked into appropriate components like walls and roofing
Goose	Before Turkey became a popular Christmas dish, people usually served geese (plural for goose) for Christmas dinner
Grinch	A mean-spirited person who spoils the enjoyment of others (Christmas Grinch who spoils Christmas)
Ho, ho, ho!	What Santa says before "Merry Christmas!"
Holiday	A period of free time, also called vacation in the US
Holly	A small evergreen tree with shiny, sharp leaves and small, round, red fruit. It's used for Christmas decorations
Holy	Related to religion or a god (Christmas is a holy day because it marks the birth of Jesus)
Jack Frost	Jack Frost represents the coming of dark, cold days, like winter in the northern hemisphere
Jesus	The son of God, also called Jesus Christ, is the central figure of Christianity
Jingle Bells	Famous Christmas song
Jolly	Happy and cheerful
Kris Kringle	A game of gift-giving around Christmas
Merry	Another word for happy and cheerful
Miracles	An unusual, mysterious, inexplicable event, usually for a good outcome
Mistletoe	A plant with yellowish flowers and white berries, usually associated with Christmas
Myrrh	An expensive spice, used for making perfume, incense, medicine (pronounced "mur"). It was given on Jesus' birth.
Nativity	When written with a lowercase 'n' it means the occasion of a person's birth. When you see it with a capital 'N' it means the birth of Jesus Christ
Naughty list	If you're on Santa's naughty list, you haven't been good throughout the year and may not get Christmas gifts
North Pole	The most northerly point on Earth, but also the place where Santa lives
Nutcracker	Nutcracker dolls (or Christmas nutcrackers) are decorative figurines most commonly made to resemble a toy soldier
Ornaments	A beautiful object, used as a decoration
Peace	Freedom from violence, especially living/working together happily without disagreements (You'll hear "Peace on Earth" a lot around Christmas)
Pinecone	A hard, oval "fruit" from a pine tree. Around Christmas used as a decoration.
Plum pudding	A traditional Christmas dessert (fun fact: in the UK dessert is usually called pudding)
Presents	Gifts
Quince pie	Traditional Christmas dessert
Reindeer	The animals in front of Santa's sleigh
Rejoice	To be glad
Rudolph	The name of Santa's red-nosed reindeer (there are also Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen)
Saint Nicholas	A Christian bishop who helped the needy. Saint Nicholas transformed into the legendary character called Santa Claus, who brings Christmas presents to children around the world
Santa Claus	Anther word for Santa
Santa's helpers	Usually elves (but children are often given the honorary role as "Santa's little helper")
Santa's workshop	The place where Santa prepares all the presents for kids around the world
Scrooge	A person who is stingy with money, a selfish person who doesn't like giving or spending
Season's greetings	Special well-wishes, or greetings, you give to another person
Seconds	Having another serve at dinner
Secret Santa	Anonymous gift swap
Sledge	A sleigh
Sleigh	A sled or a vehicle that's drawn over snow or ice (but in Santa's case, it flies and is drawn by reindeer)
Sleigh bells	A tinkling bell attached to the harness of a sleigh horse
Snow globe	A decoration made from glass or plastic, filled with a clear liquid and a substance that looks like snow (and the snow falls when shaken)
Snowball	A ball made out of snow
Snowman	A figure of a person made of packed snow
Spirit	The mood, or attitude of a person, group, or period of time (like Christmas spirit)
St. Nicks	While Santa is named after St Nicholas (colloquially called St Nick), the birthday of this saint is on December 6.
Star	The Christmas star guided the three kings, or wise men, to the baby Jesus
Stocking	Usually womens garments, but around Christmas we usually mean a long sock worn by men hung up by children for Santa to fill with presents
Stuffing	A mixture of food that's used to fill something that is going to be eaten (like stuffing for the turkey)
Tidings	News or information, as in: the bearer of glad tidings
Tinsel	A decoration of threads, strips, or sheets of paper, or plastic used to produce a glittering and sparkling appearance
Toy sack	Large sacks for used by Santa to put presents in
Tradition	A custom or belief (like Christmas) handed down from one generation to another
Trimmings	Other foods that are served with the main dish of a meal (like Turkey with all the trimmings)
Unwrap	Process of opening (unwrapping) your Christmas presents
Vacation	Also called holiday in British English
Wishlist	A list where people write down all the things they'd like as Christmas gifts
Wreath	Decorations made from evergreens to represent the everlasting life, they are usually round with no beginning or end
Xmas	Another word for Christmas, usually seen in the US
Yule	Another word for Christmas
Yuletide	The Christmas season

 

크리스마스 이브에 올리는 크리스마스 관련 포스팅이네요. 이글 읽으시는 모든 분들 행복만이 가득한 크리스마스가 되시길 바랄게요. 메리 크리스마스!!! ^_^/ 

 

 

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