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#. 20.0418 unilaterally 일방적으로 unilateral ˌjuːnɪˈlætrəl 일방적인, 단독의 (→bilateral, multilateral, trilateral) break up 부서지다 , 헤어지다, 끝이 나다 (→관련 명사는 break-up) @ be angry with ~ 화가 나다 Sarah is very angry with Bob because he forgot about their dinner date. Hera is very angry with Marian because she didn't remember their meeting. Kelly is very angry with Danny because he forgot to make a cherry pie. @ walk..

#. 20.0417 @ make a reservation 예약하다 We need to make a reservation for the restaurant for the work dinner. They should make a reservation for a hotel before going on the trip. You should make a reservation with the airline ahead of time. @ make a schedule 일정을 정하다 We'll make a schedule as we plan for our vacation trip this summer. They'll make a schedule for our new work hours on swing shift. She..

#. 20.0416 @ be replaced by 대체하다 Our midterm exams have been replaced by a presentation with a script. Her place will be repriced by the new employee. The old computers have been replaced by newer models. @ be interested in ~에 관심이 있다 I'm interested in taking pictures and uploading those pictures on the internet. I'm interested in starting a business after completing the military service. He's in..

#. 20.0415 compensate |kɑːmpenseɪt 보상하다 (=make up for) @ be overbooked ~가 초과예약이 되다, 예약이 초과되다 This flight is overbooked. Today's tour is overbooked. We're sorry, but our hotel is overbooked. @ If I/you ~ , I/you might... 내가/당신이 ~ 하면... 할 수도 있어요 If I do, I might miss my connecting flight. If I leave home now, I might be stuck in traffic. If you eat at this time, you might have a stomachache.

#. 20.0414 misplace ˌmɪsˈpleɪs 제자리에 두지 않다(그래서 찾지를 못하다), (=mislay) clumsy ˈklʌmzi 어설픈, 재바르지 못한, 세련되지 못한, 서투른 @ Whose ~ can it be? 이거 누구의 ~ 일까? Whose can it be? Whose phone can it be? Whose purse can it be? @ Did you happen to ~? 혹시 ~ 하셨어요? Did you happen to lose your passport? Did you happen to live in Bundang a few years ago? Did you happen to have a dog or a hamster?

#. 20.0413 lukewarm |luːk│wɔːrm 미지근한 (=tepid) , 미적지근한, 미온적인 @ I found out ~ was / were... 알고 보니까 ~ 가... 였다 I found out this item was buy one get one free. I found out yesterday was the last day of the festival. I found out all those ingredients were organic. @ Let me get you ~ 내가 ~ 를 잦다줄게요 Let me get you one more toner. Let me get you a glass of lukewarm water. Let me get you a pen and a piece o..

#. 20.0412 @ Let me ~ ~ 하게 해 줘 Just let me help you. Please let me go with you. Let me try again. @ You know that ~ ~ 인 것 알잖아 Come on, you know that I can't go. Relax, you know that I'll help you. Sorry, you know that I can't let you do that.

#. 20.0411 direction də|rekʃn , daɪ│rekʃn (위치·이동의) 방향[쪽] , 방향[동향] , 안내 지침 = guideline @ be around ~ ~주의 (주변)에 있다 I was around when they arrived at the airport. Being around that crowd could be difficult, don't you think? Don't be around the construction area. @ make sure 반드시 ~ 하다 Make sure to follow the recipes when preparing the meal. Make sure you have all your documents for the interviews. Ma..