어원, pos-= put; place
repository n. 저장소 (the repository of ancient arts)
late 15th century: from Old French repositoire or Latin repositorium, from reposit- ‘placed back’, from the verb reponere
impose v. 부담을 지우다 (impose a heavy tax on him *im-= on cf. impending 임박한)
late 15th century (in the sense ‘impute’): from French imposer, from Latin imponere ‘inflict, deceive’ (from in- ‘in, upon’ + ponere ‘put’), but influenced by impositus ‘inflicted’ and Old French poser ‘to place’.
Similar:
foist
force
thrust
inflict
obtrude
press
urge
saddle someone with
land someone with
lumber someone with
levy
charge
exact
apply
enforce
repose v. 놓다/ n. 휴식 (repose his head on a pillow *re-= back)
expose v. 노출시키다 (be exposed to danger)
depose v. 퇴위시키다 (depose the king *de-= down)
composure n. 침착 (recover his composure *com-= all)
Similar:
self-control
self-possession
self-command
calmness
equanimity
equilibrium
calm
coolness
collectedness
serenity
tranquility
aplomb
poise
presence of mind
sangfroid
self-assurance
assurance
imperturbability
placidity
placidness
impassiveness
impassivity
dispassion
phlegm
stolidity
unexcitability
cool
unflappability
countenance
ataraxy
ataraxia
Opposite:
agitation
nervousness
discomposure
pose v. 자세를 취하다 (Will you pose for me?)
dispose v. 처리하다 (dispose of garbage *dis-= away)
Similar:
throw away
throw out
cast out
get rid of
do away with
discard
jettison
abandon
juxtaposition n. 나란히 놓임; 병치 (juxtaposition of the two things *juxta-= side by side)
Similar:
comparison
contrast
proximity
nearness
closeness
collocation
colligation
contiguity
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