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bring about : 야기하다, 초래하다 Rain in July will bring about floods. Years of stress brought about his illness. Hard work brought about his success. The weather is warmer this summer than it has been in the past. Why is that? > I don't know. Some people think the warmer weather was brought about by air pollution. bring in : 들여오다 My dog brings in the newspaper every morning. Make sure that you don't br..

break away from : ~ 에서 도망치다, 제치고 나가다 He wanted to break away from the group. He broke away from the crowd. The dog broke away from its owner. How did Sylvia win the race? > She was with the other runners, then she broke away from them and crossed the finish line first! break out : 발발하다, 발생하다, 일어나다 Suddenly, an argument broke out. He was just a child when the war broke out in his country. A fight..

between you and me : 우리끼리 얘기인데 Between you and me, I think there's something wrong with that guy. Between you and me, I think Greg is handsome. Between you and me, I think the food here is terrible! Please don't tell anybody the story I just told you. > I won't tell anybody else. I'll keep it between you and me. blow out : 꺼지다, 불어 끄다 Make a wish when you blow out the candle. The wind blew out th..

before long : 머지않아 Before long, you'll be a big rabbit like me! Dinner will be ready before long. Before long, Sandy will graduate from high school. The weather is getting colder. > Yes it is, and before long I think it will start to snow. belong to : ~에 속하다, ~ 의 것이다 The teddy bear belongs to my little brother. The yacht belonged to Mrs. Vanderbilt. This business belongs to me. Does this bag bel..

be worth : ~의 가치가 있다 Diamonds are expensive, but some people think they are worth buying. The hotel is great! It's worth staying an extra night. Our car is old, but it's worth keeping. Is this movie worth watching? > No, it's not! I saw last night, and it was terrible. because of : ~ 때문에 She's happy because of her new sweater. He can't ride the bicycle because it has a flat tire. We couldn't go ..

be willing to : 기꺼이 ~ 하다 The soldier was willing to defend his country. Sam was willing to lend money to his friend. Miss Eyre was willing to teach in the small school. Are you willing to help me with my chemistry homework? > Yes I am, but I am busy right now. I will help you tonight. be worried about : ~ 가 걱정되는 I'm worried about the baby! The farmer was worried about the weather. He's worried a..

be thankful for ~ 에 감사한 The baby kangaroo is thankful for his mother's love and care. The beggar was thankful for the coin. The criminal was thankful for the judge's mercy. Some people sleep in the subway station because they don't have a house or a bed. > That would be terrible. I am very thankful for my home. be used to ~ 에 익숙한 It doesn't hurt anymore, I guess I'm used to it. She's used to get..

be sure of ~에 확신을 가지다. ~ 을 믿다. 확실하다 The girl was sure of which puppy she wanted. Willy was sure of his answer. She isn't sure of the time of the party. Are you sure Rita wants the green shirt? > I'm sure of it. Yesterday she told me she wanted it. be surprised by / at ~에 놀란 She was surprised by her son's new hairstyle. Mr.Scrooge was surprised by the ghost. Nancy Drew was surprised at the noise...