2020.02

#. 0229

 

fascinate ˈfæsɪneɪt  마음을 사로잡다, 매혹[매료]하다   neglect nɪˈɡlekt (돌보지 않고) 방치하다 / 방치, 소홀

diligently dílədƷəntli 부지런히, 열심히, 애써 prom prɑːm  (특히 미국에서 고등학교의) 무도회

 

@ will have to ~

~ 해야 한다

 

We will have to study more diligently in order to graduate on time.

They will have to prepare better for their future.

He will have to bring someone to the prom this time.

 

@ neglect to do (something)

(무언가를) ~하기를 소홀히 하다

 

Joan neglected to do her job at work and got fired.

He would never neglect to take care of his child.

I neglected to do housework and made a mess.

 

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#. 0228

 

@ be going to

~할 것이다

 

I'm going to call my brother before I visit his house.

They're going to make plans before they get married.

He's going to find a good job before settling down.

 

@ let ~ know

~ 에게 알려주다

 

Please let me know at what time the first train to Busan departs.

Let them know the next meeting is postponed for two weeks.

They should let other people know about the change in plans.

 

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#. 0227

 

@ agree with ~ to ...

~ 에게 ... 을 동의한다

 

The parents agreed with one another on the design of the students' new uniforms.

I agreed with my parents to arrive home before midnight.

For now, I agree with her judgement.

 

@ be meant to be

운명 / 인연 이다

 

I think she was meant to be my wife, don't you think?

The new president was meant to be elected for the hard times ahead.

The company expansion was meant to be with all the world watching.

 

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#. 0226

 

stroller  유모차

drop ~ off ~를 데려다 주다

 

@ Can you drop me off at ~?

~ 에서 내려 주실래요?

 

Can you drop me off at the subway station?

Can you drop me off at the next bus stop?

Can you drop me off in front of that white building?

 

@ Could you hit ~ ?

~층 좀 눌러 주시겠어요?

 

Could you hit B2?

Could you hit 6?

Could you hit 20?

 

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#. 0225

 

rain check  다음기회로 미루는 것

 

@ Whew, we/I/you finally ~

휴우, 드디어 ~ 했네

 

Whew, we finally got it done.

Whew, I finally assembled this lamp.

Whew, we finally reached a better conclusion.

 

@ You would've p.p

너라도 ~ 했을 거야

 

You would've done the same for me.

You would've done your best.

You would've helped me out.

 

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#. 0224

 

What can I do? 제가 어떻게 해요? 뭐 어쩌겠어. / 뭐 도와드릴까요?

 

@ That is obviously ~

그건 누가봐도 ~ 잖아

 

That is obviously his work.

That is obviously a lie.

That is obviously fake news.

 

@ If I don't ~ , I'll be in big trouble.

나 ~ 하지 못하면 큰일이야.

 

If I don't this done by tomorrow, I'll be big trouble.

If I don't get there by 7, I'll be in big trouble.

If I don't get their permission, I'll be in big trouble.

 

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#. 0223

 

tourist attraction 관광 명소

 

@ Can I have ~ , please?

~ 좀 받을수 있을까요?

 

Can I have the menu, please?

Can I have the booklet, please?

Can I have the instruction, please?

 

@ You can take ~.

~ 가지고 가시면 돼요

 

You can take one of this.

You can take both.

You can take either one of this.

 

• booklet ˈbʊklət 작은 책자, 소책자  instruction ɪnˈstrʌkʃn 설명 (=directions)   지시 (=order)   instruct 지시하다 , 가르치다

 

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#. 0222

 

@ forget to ~

~ 하는 걸 잊다

 

I forgot to call my friends after I arrived in Europe.

They forgot to make reservation on the flight to Japan.

She forgot to bring her referral letters to her job interview.

 

@ haven't p.p. for a while

한동안 ~ 하지 못했다

 

I haven't seen my niece since her seventh birthday.\

Some of my friends haven't contracted me for a while after they got married.

I haven't' visited Sears for a while as they were on vacation.

 

• referral  rɪˈfɜːrəl  보내기[소개/위탁]  referral letters 추천서  niece niːs 조카딸, 질녀 (→nephew)

 

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#. 0221

 

@ get used to ~

~에 익숙해지다

 

I got used to the local food while traveling Europe.

The consumers have to get sued to an increased price in products.

Let's get used to the hot weather or buy an air conditioner.

 

@ It's only been ~ since ...

...  한지 겨우 ~ 밖에 되지 않았다

 

It's only been a few years since we left high school.

It's only been two years since the new president took office.

It's only been a few months since I worked in this new job.

 

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#. 0220

 

companion kəmˈpæniən 동반자, 동행  bring down  내리다, 떨어뜨리다, 파멸[도산]시키다, 붕괴시키다, 콧대를 꺾다.

 

@ You know

있지, 있잖아 (대화시 화제를 환기시하는 말)

 

You know, you could have married before 45.

You know, the trade may bring down the economy.

You know, without passing grades, you'll fail to enter a good college.

 

@ I think (that) ~

내 생각엔 ~ 같다

 

I think I'll try swimming instead of basketball this season.

I think I'm getting too old to play with the children.

I think repeating is more significant than teaching new things to young children.

 

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#. 0219

 

reputation ˌrepjuˈteɪʃn 평판, 명성

 

@ Welcome to

~ 에 온걸 환영한다

 

You are welcome to my house at any time.

Everyone welcome to our show!

Welcome to Seoul and enjoy your visit.

 

@ I can tell ~

~ 라고 말할수 있겠다, ~ 인지 알겠다

 

I can tell that this is expensive.

I can tell just by looking at it.

I can tell you when you are lying.

 

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#. 0218

 

step out 밖에 나가다  pick up 전화를 받다   come in 들어오다

 

@ Why don't you call ~ on/at ...?

... 로 ~ 에게 전화해 보지 그러세요?

 

Why don't you call hem on his cell phone?

Why don't you call her at her office?

Why don't you call them at their restaurant?

 

@ I ~ , but he/she didn't ...

~했는데 ... 하지 않으시더라고요

 

I did, but he didn't pick up.

I tried, but she didn't understand it.

I told him, but he didn't believe it.

 

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### 0217

 

@ It's so good to ~

~하니깐 정말 좋다

 

It's so good to be out in nature.

It's so good to be back home.

It's so good to see you again.

 

@ ~ be destined to ...

~는 ...할 운명인가 봐

 

We're destined to be together.

They're destined to meet again.

The couple is destined to break up.

 

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### 0216

 

@ once in a while

가끔, 이따금

 

I paint once in a while.

I see him once in a while.

Every once in a while, I get lonely.

 

@ sign up for ~

~을 신청하다

 

I'm here to sign up for a jazz dance course.

Did you sign up for your classes for next semester?

How do I sign up for a membership?

 

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### 0215

 

bummer  ˈbʌmə 비격식 실망(스러운 일), 게으름뱅이(idler), 부랑자.    manage to ~하도록 애쓰다, 간신히 ~하다. 성공하다, 해내다

 

@ used to ~

~하곤 했다

 

I used to play the accordion, but I forget everything.

We used to go on vacation to mountains every summer.

They used to earn 1,000 dollars per day from business.

 

@ be gifted

재능이 있다

 

Sarah is gifted with a talent for playing the piano.

I'm gifted to be a teacher.

I'm not gifted but finally managed to win the race

 

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### 0214

 

invitation ˌɪnvɪˈteɪʃn 초대[초청]   naval ˈneɪvl 해군의   meteor |miːtiə 유성, 별똥별 (→shooting star)

give care to …에 주의하다   Care to join me? Care to ~?  할래?

perform pərˈfɔːrm 행하다[수행하다/실시하다] (=carry out), 공연[연주/연기]하다

 

@ as good as ~ 

~만큼 좋은

 

Our car is as good as other cars, right?

This bed isn't as good as the one at home.

My stamina is not as good as it was in the past.

 

@ have been ~ before

~을 본 적이 있다

 

That naval ship has seen war before.

We have seen chimpanzees on wild safari before.

I have actually seen meteors before.

 

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### 0213

 

leave work 퇴근하다

handwritten 손편지

 

@ Have you thought about ~ ?

~에 대해서 생각해 본적있어?

 

Have you thought about a nice gift for her?

Have you thought about what to wear tonight?

Have you thought about living in a different country?

 

@ I'm sure ~'ll ... 

~가 분명 ... 할거야

 

I'm sure she'll love that.

I'm sure he'll be absent.

I'm sure we'll be fine.

 

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### 0212

 

@ try to ~

~하려고 노력하다

 

Let's try to go to church on time, OK?

Don't you think they should try to wake up earlier?

She should try to study harder for better grades.

 

@ the most ~ among...

... 중에서 제일 ~ 한

 

She's the most talented among all the applicants.

They're the most outstanding among our employees.

He's the most successful among all our high school graduates.

 

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### 0211

 

consistent  kənˈsɪstənt 한결같은, 일관된   consistency  kənˈsɪstənsi (태도·의견 등이) 한결같음, 일관성 (↔inconsistency)

 

@ When you said ~ ,  I was going to ...

네가 ~ 라고 했을 때 난 ... 하려고 했어

 

When you said you didn't like Valentine's Day, I was going to change the date of the ticket.

When you said you'd be late, I was going to cancel the dinner reservations.

When you said you were tired, I was going to push back our dinner plans.

 

@ You did want to ~

너 정말 ~ 하고 싶었어?

 

You did want to meet up on Valentine's Day?

You did want to watch the game tonight?

You did want to study together?

 

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### 0210

 

@ I thought you said ~ 

네가 ~ 라고 말한 줄 알았어

 

I thought you said you don't like Valentine's Day.

I thought you said you were sick.

I thought you said you'd be home by midnight.

 

@ That's what I was hoping ~

 그게 바로 내가 ~ 하길 바랐던 거야

 

That's what I was hoping you'd say.

That's what I was hoping to hear.

That's what I was hoping to see in Italy.

 

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### 0209

 

housewarming party 집들이

 

@ What are your plans for ~ ?

~에 뭐 할 거예요?

 

What are your plans for the weekend?

What are your plans for the holidays?

What are your plans for winter vacation?'

 

@ I'm moving to ~

~로 이사해요

 

I'm moving to a nearby studio.

I'm moving to Canada.

I'm moving to a bigger house.

 

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### 0208

@ Have you heard (that) ~?

~ 라는 소식 들었어?

 

Have you heard that Marge is going to marry on May?

Have you heard that our trip on Monday was canceled?

Have you heard Aunt Marie is pregnant?

 

@ be hard on oneself 

자책하다

 

Don't be too hard on yourself. You will recover soon.

You deserve to be loved, so please don't be hard on yourself.

It's unhealthy to be hard on yourself and be stressed out.

 

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### 0207

 

@ commute to and from work / school

통근 / 출근 하다

 

I commute to and from school by subway.

I read novels while I commute to and from work.

It is annoying to commute to and from work in rush hour.

 

@ isn't it~?

~이지 / 하지 않니?

 

Isn't it hot today?

Isn't it good to have a brother like Pete?

Isn't it frustrating that we have to stay in this building on such nice weather?

 

• frustrate ˈfrʌstreɪt 좌절감을 주다, 불만스럽게 만들다

 

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### 0206

 

Would that work for you?  괜찮으세요? 그렇게 진행해도 될까요?

 

@ seem like

~같아 보이다

 

Don't it seem like it will going to rain soon?

It seem like Sam is going to propose to Mary.

It will seem like a tiger if you paint strips on that orange cat painting.

 

@ It's such a relief

 다행이다, 안심이다

 

It is such a relief that she didn't get hurt so badly.

He had been worrying about that, but it's such a relief.

It's such a relief to know that the thief has been caught.

 

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### 0205

 

@ You really don't know why ~ ?

왜 ~한지 정말 모르겠어

 

 

You really don't know why I'm just right now?

You really don't know why I'm angry?

You really don't know why he's late?

 

@ Why aren't we -ing?

우리는 왜 ~ 를 안하는거야?

 

Why aren't we doing something on the 14th?

Why aren't we leaving yet?

Why aren't we getting ready for the test tomorrow?

 

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### 0204

 

@ Are you free to ~ ?

너 ~ 할 시간 있어?

 

Are you free to hang out next Friday?

Are you free to see a movie with tonight?

Are you free to grab dinner this evening?

 

@ Sometimes I just don't ~ 

가끔 나는 ~ 를 안해

 

Sometimes I just don't understand you.

Sometimes I just don't want to go home.

Sometimes I just don't believe him.

 

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### 0203

 

come up 생기다[발생하다]  다가오다.  point of view  관점[견해]

 

@ I'm not really a fan of ~ 

나는 ~ 를 그다지 좋아하지 않아

 

I'm not really a fan of holidays for couples.

I'm not really a fan the band's new album.

I'm not really a fan of baseball.

 

@ I completely understand ~ 

나는 ~ 를 전적으로 이해해

I completely understand your point of view.

I completely understand your idea.

I completely understand their suggestion.

 

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### 0202

 

down-to-earth  소탈한, 현실적인, 실제적인, 세상 물정에 밝은.

 

@ What is ~ like?

~는 어때요?

 

What is he like?

What is the cake like?

What is working there like?

 

@ I'm so lucky to ~ 

~해서 아주 운이 좋네요

 

I'm so lucky to have you as my friend.

I'm so lucky to have them as my neighbor.

I'm so lucky to have him as my boss.

 

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### 0201

 

exceptional ɪkˈsepʃənl 이례적일 정도로 우수한, 특출한 (=outstanding), 극히 예외적인 (↔unexceptional)

what a shame!  그것 참 너무[괘씸]하군, 그거 안됐구나[유감이다]

 

@ take ~ apart 

~을 분해하다

 

I'll have to take my phone apart to see what's inside there.

Since my phone fell in the water, I took all my phone apart and let it dry in the sun.

John had to take the machine apart and see what has been broken.

 

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