* quench [kwentʃ] one's thirst: 갈증을 풀다
ex> He tried to quench his thirst with lemonade.
The omija plant is a medicinal herb that helps replenish energy.
* replenish [rɪ|plenɪʃ] : 보충하다, 보급하다, to make it full or complete again,
ex> The water helped to replenish his body fluids.
ex> to replenish food and water supplies.
Because of its unique blend of flavors, people are taken aback at the first sip.
* be taken aback: be shocked or surprised by sth/sb
ex> She was taken aback by his rudeness.
The omija berries boast a vibrant red hue.
* vibrant: 선명한, 강렬한, 활기찬
* hue [hju:]: a colour
ex> I want a dress with vibrant colors.
ex> My daughter has a vibrant personality.
The tea looks something like pink flower water.
* look something like: ~와 같이 생기다, 보이다
ex> His hair looks something like a bird's nest.
It keeps chronic cough and phlegm in the lungs at bay.
* phlegm [flem]: the thick yellowish substance that develops in your throat at the back of your nose when you have a cold.
* keep something at bay: ~을 방지하다, 예방하다
ex> Keep him at bay if he comes too near to you.
ex> There are ways to keep boredom at bay without breaking the bank.
You can infuse the berries or buy omija powder and extract.
* infuse: 우리다, 달이다, 스미다(영향을 미치다)
ex> Many of the girls seemed to be infused with excitement on seeing the snow.
@ I drink it straight up. 나는 스트레이트로 마셔.
1. The farmers quenched their thirst with watermelons.
2. The cream will replenish your skin
3. I was taken aback by his appearance.
4. The bathtub looked something like an antique.
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