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#. 19.1223 It's one of a kind. 그것은 독특한 / 특별한 것이다. meeting point 만남의 장소 @@ By the way, will you be on ~ ? 그런데 너 ~ 에 갈 거야? By the way, will you be on a walking tour tomorrow? By the way, will you be on the same flight as me tonight? By the way, will you be on the radio show tomorrow? @@ I think I want to ~ 나는 ~ 하고 싶은 거 같은데 I think I want to be on a morning tour. I think I want to watch a movie thi..

#. 19.1222 spacious ˈspeɪʃəs 널찍한 (=roomy) distraction dɪˈstrækʃn (주의) 집중을 방해하는 것, 머리를 식히게 해 주는 것 drown draʊn 물에 빠져 죽다, 익사하다, 익사시키다 @@ ~ really paid off 정말 ~ 한 보람이 있네 Getting rid of all that junk really paid off. Studying hard for the test really paid off. Exercising every day really paid off. @@ All that ~ was ... 그 ~ 들이 ... 했던 거야 All that stuff was distracting you. All that stress was slowly dr..

#. 19.1221 stumble ˈstʌmbl 발이 걸리다, 발을 헛디디다 (=trip) 비틀[휘청]거리다 acquaintance əˈkweɪntəns 아는 사람, 지인 , 면식, (약간의) 친분 @@ stumble across 우연히 마주치다, 우연히 발견하다 I stumbled across the new library yesterday. Today we stumbled across each other at the library while studying. I hope I don't stumble across any acquaintances before mid-terms. @@ be in the same boat 같은 상황이다, 똑같은 곤경에 처해있다 I'm in the same boat as you..

#.19.1220 unavailable ˌʌnəˈveɪləbl (어떤 사람과) 만날[이야기를 나눌] 수 없는 (↔available) , 손에 넣을[획득할] 수 없는 @@ should have ~ ~ 했어야 했다 They should have given us a gift for the Christmas party. He should have given some warning that he would leave the company. We should have given notice that we were unavailable on New Year's Eve. @@ long for ~ ~을 원하다, 갈망하다 I have already asked her what she longed for Christmas. ..

#. 19.2019 obstacle |ɑːbstəkl 장애 (=hindrance) 장애물 @@ solve the problem 문제를 해결하다 I think I might be able to solve the problem. I'll solve the problem by next week. If I can't solve the problem, I will turn it over to the professional. @@ get stressed out 스트레스를 받다 Then you will have to solve the problem before you get any more stressed out. I got to stressed out because of his attitude. People get..

#. 19.1218 @@ Why don't you start ~ ? ~ 로 시작하는거 어때? Why don't you start writing an e-mail? Why don't you start exercising with me? Why don't you start prepping for the exam? @@ I'll take care of ~ 나는 ~ 를 맡을게 I'll take care of the gifts for the office. I'll take care of the invitations for the party. I'll take care of the costumes for the show.

#. 19.1217 settle ˈsetl (논쟁 등을) 해결하다[끝내다], 합의를 보다 , (마침내) 결정하다[정리하다] a great deal 다량, 상당량, 많이 / 훨씬 더, 아주 더 @@ Is ~ reasonable? ~ 는 적당해 ? Is the price reasonable? Is his argument reasonable? Is pay for this job reasonable? @@ Let's confirm it with ~ ~ 와 확정 짓자 Let's confirm it with the boss tomorrow. Let's confirm it with the rest of the team. Let's confirm it with the wedding planners tomorrow.

#. 19.1216 @@ Did you figure out ~? ~는 알아봤어? / 해결했어? Did you figure out the date of the part? Did you figure out how many people are coming? Did you figure out the answer to question 1? @@ Let's do ~ 하자, 합시다 Let's do the 27th. Let's do a potluck. Let's do the following weekend.