Fancy한 프로상상러

*Hilarious

Adjective) 아주 우스운[재미있는]

extremely funny and causing a lot of laughter

- Joy slapped her knee and laughed. "She's hilarious!"

*Furrow

Verb) (미간이) 찡그러지다, (미간을) 찡그리다

If someone furrows their brow or forehead or if it furrows, deep folds appear in it

- Riley's smile faded and her brow furrowed.

*Guiltily

 Adverb) 유죄로, 죄진 것처럼

in a way that shows that you feel guilty

- Their eyes landed on Sadness, who was guiltily touching the memory shpere.

*Sniffle

Verb) (계속) 훌쩍거리다

to breathe in quickly and repeatedly through the nose,

usually because you are crying or because you have a cold

- Riley was sniffling, and some of the kids were whispering.

*Budge

Verb) 약간 움직이다[움직이게 하다], 꼼짝하다

If something will not budge or you cannot budge it, it will not move

- Digust all tried to get the memory out, but it wouldn't budge.

*Trail off

Phrasal verb) 서서히 사라지다.

to become less in amount or loudness

- Her voice trailed off and she was unable to speak.

*Yank

verb) 홱 잡아당기다

to pull something forcefully with a quick movement

- She yanked the memory out and pulled Sadness off the controls.

*Whir

verb) 씽 소리내며 날다[회전하다, 움직이다] <모터 등이> 윙윙 돌다

to make a soft, continuous sound like a wheel turning very quickly

- The bright blue memory rolled down the track

as the core memory holder whirred into action.

*Toss

verb)(가볍게아무렇게나) 던지다

to throw something carelessly

*Scramble

Verb) (특히 힘겹게 손으로 몸을 지탱하며) 재빨리 움직이다 (=clamber)

to move or climb quickly but with difficulty,

often using your hands to help you:

*Marble

Noun)(아이들이 가지고 노는) 구슬

 Marble is a type of very hard rock which feels cold you

Marbles is a children's game played with small ball

- Joy quickly tossed the blue memory aside and scrambled

as she tried to collect the core memories

rolling around the floor like marbles.

*Snatch

Verb) 와락 붙잡다, 잡아채다, 잡아뺏다, 움켜쥐다, 강탈하다

((up, down, away, off, from))

to take hold of something suddenly and roughly

- Sadness snatched up the blue core memory and moved to

place it in the core momory holder. 

*Lunge

Verb)(사람을 공격하거나 무엇을 움켜잡으려고) 달려들다[돌진하다]

to move forward suddenly and with force,

 especially in order to attack someone:

- But Joy lunged and caused it to slip out of her hands.

*Tumble

Verb) 굴러 떨어지다[떨어지게 하다] (보통 심한 부상을 입지는 않음)

If someone or something tumbles somewhere,

they fall there with a rolling or bouncing movement.

-  Joy tumbled backward and dropped the memories

she had gathered.

*Helplessly

Adverb) 어찌해 볼 수도 없이, 의지할 데 없이

in a way that is helpless 

(= unable to do anything to help yourself or anyone else)

- Fear, Anger, and Disgust watched helplessly

as Joy, Sadness and the core memories were vacuumed up

into the tube.

*Awkwardly

Adverb) 어색하게, 서투르게, 어설프게

in a worried or embarrassed way

- Riley wiped her tears away as she sat down

and awkwardly buried her head in her book.

*Clutch (Clutching)

verb) (꽉) 움켜잡다 (=grip)

to take or try to take hold of something tightly,

usually in fear, worry, or pain

- Joy and Sadness rocketed through the vacuum tube,

clutching the core memories.

*Bursting
Adjective) 아주 열성적인
to feel a strong emotion, or strong wish to do something
- Joy was bursing with sunshine and positive energy.

*Stand out
Verb) 눈에띄다, 빼어나다
to be very noticeable
to be much better than other similar things or people


*Blend in
Verb) ~와 어울리다, 잘맞다
if something blends in with something else or with
-its surroundings, it looks similar to it/them or matches wellpeople
- Joy said, Make sure Riley stands out today but also blends in.

*Nudge
Verb) 쿡 찌르다, 살살 조금씩 밀다.
to push something or someone gently,
especially to push someone with your elbow
- Joy said, nudging Sadness's foot so that it was inside the circle.

*Upbeat
Adjective) 긍정적인, 낙관적인
full of hope, happiness, and good feelings:
- Nope! I'm fine, Riley said, upbeat.

*Scatter
Verb) (사람·동물이[을] 사방으로) 황급히 흩어지다[흩어지게 만들다]
to (cause to) move far apart in different directions:
- The Emotions checked out the different groups of kids
scattered around the room.

*Spontaneous
Adjective) 저절로 일어나는, 자연스러운
happening or done in a natural, often sudden way,
without any planning or without being forced:


*Combustion
Noun) (물질의 화학적) 연소
the process of burning
- Worst scenario is either quicksand, spontaneous combustion,
or getting called on by the teacher.

*Flip out
phrasal verb) 벌컥 화내다, 실신하다
to become extremely angry or to lose control of yourself
from surprise or shock:
- "Noooo!" Fear cried, flipping out.

*Jumpy

adjective) 조마조마한

: nervous and worried, especially because you are frightened or guilty

* My nerves are shot!

(어쩔줄 모르는 상태) 초조해 죽겠어!!

-"I'm so jumpy, Fear replied. "My nerves are shot"

(# 영어소설 원서 책에는 "My nerves are shot!" 이라고 되어있으나 영화 영어 자막에는

"My nerves are shoceked"라고 표기되었다. 원서에  표기된 Nerves are shot! 이 맞는 표기 같은데

영어 자막 하신분이 잘못 다신 것 같다... )

*Reassure

verb ) 안심시키다 (=set sb’s mind at rest)

: to comfort someone and stop them from worrying

- Joy tried to reassure them.

*Head off to

phrasal verb ) ~로 향하다, ~을 하러 가다

: to start a journey or leave a place

- Joy called to the other Emotions as they head off to sleep.

*Haunted

adjective) 귀신[유령]이 나오는

: A haunted building or other place is one where a ghost regularly appears.

- The car landed in front of a frightening haunted house with a mouse ghost.

*Eerily

adverb) 무시무시하게, 무서워하여; 불가사의하게

: in a strange, frightening, and mysterious way

 -  The mouse looked like a zombie as it eerily said, "Come live with me, Riley".

*Keel over

phrasal verb) (특히 몸이 좋지 않아서) 쓰러지다[넘어지다]

: to fall over suddenly, to collapse suddenly

- Then it keeled over and died!

*In charge of

phrasal verb) ~를 담당하는, 책임지는

: responsible for something or someone

*Frown

Verb) 얼굴[눈살]을 찌푸리다[찡그리다]

: When someone frowns, their eyebrows become drawn together,

because they are annoyed, worried, or puzzled, 

or because they are concentrating.

 -   Who's in charge of programming down there? Joy said frowning.

*Duck

 Verb ) (머리나 몸을) 휙[쑥] 수그리다[숨기다]

:  If you duck, you move your head or the top half of your body quickly downwards 

to avoid something that might hit you, or to avoid being seen.

- She ducked behind the console and messed with a few wires and switches,

resetting the system.

*Rig

Verb ) (부정한 수법으로) 조작하다 (=fix)

: to arrange dishonestly for the result of something,

for example an election, to be changed

- Joy rigged it so the memory played in Riley's mind like a dream

instead of what dream productions had put on.

*Mimic

Verb ) …처럼 보이다, …을 모방하다[흉내내다] (=imitate)

: If someone or something mimics another person or thing, 

they try to be like them. (=imitate)

*Relive

Verb ) (특히 상상 속에서) 다시 체험하다

: If you relive something that has happened to you in the past,

 you remember it and imagine that you are experiencing it again.

- Joy skated around Headquarters, mimicking Riley and reliving the happy memory.

*Not off to a good start

Verb) 좋은 출발이 아니다 / 순조로운 출발이 아니다

- The move to the new house was not off to a very good start.

- He's not off to a very good start. 

*Dash

Verb) (급히) 서둘러 가다 (=rush) / Noun) 황급히[맹렬히] 달려감, 돌진, 질주

: to go somewhere quickly 

: If you dash somewhere, you run or go there quickly and suddenly.

- Riley dashed back downstairs to see if the moving van had arrived yet.

*Slop

Verb) 경사지다, 기울어지다

: if you slop liquid somewhere, 

it comes out over the edge of the container, usually accidentally.

- The room was ridiculously small, and it had a sloped ceiling, which made it feel even smaller.

*Crumple-up

 Verb) 구기다, 구기적거리다

: To become crumpled or messily folded up

: to crush a piece of paper until all of it is folded

- She grabbed her hockey stick and dropped a crumpled-up piece of paper on the floor. 

*Wad

 Noun) (종이, 돈 등의) 뭉치, 뭉텅이

: A wad of something such as paper or cloth is a tight bundle or ball of it.

a number of usually flat and/or small objects pressed tightly together

- she used her hocky stick to move the wad of paper across the floor like a puck.

*Makeshift

Adjective) 임시변통의

: things are temporary and usually of poor quality,

 but they are used because there is nothing better available.

- Dad grabbing a broom to use as a makeshift stick.

*Whack

Verb) 세게치다, 후려치다

: to hit someone or something noisily

: If you whack someone or something, you hit them hard.

- She dribbled the paper toward the fireplace and whacked it in.

*Yank

Verb) 홱 잡아당기다

: If you yank someone or something somewhere, 

you pull them there suddenly and with a lot of force.

- Joy yanked a memory sphere off the wall.

*Things are back on track

일이 정상으로 돌아오다

- The emotions cheered, and Joy smiled, happy to see

that things were back on track.