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#. 20.0426 shift ʃɪft (장소를) 옮기다, 이동하다[되다], 자세를 바꾸다 / (위치입장방향의) 변화 (→paradigm shift), 근무조 또는 근무시간을 @ What time is ~? ~는 몇 시 인가요? What time is the meeting? Until what time is room service available? What time is the movie? @ between ... and ~ ... 와 ~ 사이데 My shift is between 1 to 5. I had to choose between red and orange. I can't answer my phone between 10 to 11.

#. 20.0425 in the meantime (두 가지 시점·사건들) 그동안[사이]에 (=meanwhile) side job 부업 unproductive ˌʌnprəˈdʌktɪv 비생산적인, 생산성이 낮은 (↔productive) @ seem to ~ ~ 처럼 보이다, ~ 인 것 같다 They seem to be in love with each other. He seemed to seriously ill today. Doesn't it seem to be getting dark earlier than usual? @ be under stress 스트레스를 받고 있다 He's under stress from having too many side jobs. She's always under stress ..

#. 20.0424 What do you intend to do as your new career? 너는 새로운 직업으로 무엇을 할 생각이니? indent to do 의향이 있다 unique background 독특한 배경 @ quit work 회사일을 그만두다, 퇴사하다 Every time I quit work, it's like having a refreshing vacation. Don't quit work until you've found another job. If you quit work now, you may not find other jobs available. @ indent to ~ ~ 할 계획 / 작정 이다 I intend to get a job so I can pay all my b..

#. 20.0423 I was really curious about what that person would be like. 나는 그 사람이 어떨지 정말 궁금했다. former |fɔːrmə (시간상으로) 예전[옛날]의, 과거[이전]의 @ be curious about ~ ~ 에 대해서 궁금해하다 She is curious about the final score she got this semester. He is curious about sales of the new product. I'm curious about my future after I graduate. @ get along with ~ ~ 와 잘 (친하게) 지내다 They get along with Sue but not with Jim at ..

#. 20.0422 @ Are you interested in ~ while you're here? 여기 계시는 동안 ~ 하실 생각 있으세요? Are you interested in a city tour while you're here? Are you interested in learning how to surf while you're here? Are you interested in a day tour to Split while you're here? @ ~ will be ... until then. 그때까지 ~ 가 ... 할 거에요. The weather will be great until then. We'll be very busy until then. Everything will be enjoya..

#. 20.0421 @ run out of ~ 을 다 쓰다 We ran out of milk. I ran out of patience. Did we run out of gas? @ from now on 앞으로는, 지금부터는 From now on, I'll be more careful. You have to work on your own from now on. From now on, we can only use this area.

#. 20.0420 platform |plætfɔːrm 플랫폼 (→track) @ Is this the ~ heading to...? 이거... 행 ~ 인가요? Is this the one heading to Mostar? Is this the train heading to Busan? Is this the subway heading to Juyeop? @ ~ is/are not really... ~ 는 별로... 하지 않아요 The signal is not really strong. He's not really qualified. They're not really attracted to each other.

#. 20.0419 inside out (안팎을) 뒤집어 (→back n. 에 나오는 back to front) You’ve got your sweater on inside out. @ didn't have time to ~ ~ 할 시간이 없었다 I didn't have time to do all my homework. She didn't have time to take a break. We really didn't have time to get enough sleep. @ speaking of ~ ~ 얘기가 나왔으니 말인데 Speaking of hobbies, I like biking. Speaking of movies, have you seen Little women? Speaking of vacat..