Day 176. 점심시간이 거의 끝났어 Your lunch hour's almost up. 할당된 시간이 거의 끝났다고 말할 때 사용하는 표현 : up 완전히, 모조리 eat up 완전히 남기지 않고 다 먹다. pay up 완불하다 time is up 시간이 다 됐습니다 Let's hurry. Your lunch hour's almost up. > Already? I really enjoyed the meal.
#. 볼륨을 줄여 주세요 Turn down the volume, please. Turn down / Turn up 보륨을 줄이다 / 높이다 TV is too loud. Turn down the volume, please. > Okay. Did you turn it down? It's still too loud. It's not working. I think the battery is dead. Can you turn up the volume? Can you turn the music down a bit? Can you turn down the heater? Turn down / Turn up 거절하다 / 나타나다 Did you turn down a new job offer? A new job will t..
#. 자막을 켜지 그러니? Why don't you turn captions on? 자막을 켜다 : turn on captions What are you doing? > I'm watching Octonauts. What is the story about? > It's about saltwater crocodiles. It seems a bit difficult for you. Why don't you turn captions on? Can you turn on the lights? Can you turn on the DVD player? Please turn on the radio. Please turn on the TV. Please turn off the lights.
#. New Greetings In the United States, people shake hands. In Italy, people kiss others on the cheeks. But these greetings can spread the coronavirus. So, people are using new ones. Let's check them out! @ No Hands Some people are doing fist bumps or elbow bumps. They lightly touch these body parts to say hi. Footshakes are also popular. Each person lifts a leg. Then, they touch shoes together. ..
#. Dinosaur on the Street Recently, a dinosaur was seen in Spain! It wandered around the street. Some people took pictures. Actually, it was not a real dinosaur. It was a man in a dinosaur costume. The man was worried about the coronavirus. But he did not have a mask. So instead, he wore a dinosaur costume. A police officer saw the man. He told the man to go back home. wander |wɑːndə 1.(이리저리 천천히..
#. Free Buses and Subways Luxembourg is the smallest country in Europe. But it has a terrible traffic problem. There are too many cars on the road. This wastes people's time. It also makes pollution. The government wants people to drive less. So, it made a big decision. From now on, buses and subways are free in Luxembourg. Of course, this will cost the government a lot of money. But life will b..
Day 175. 깜빡 잊을 뻔했어 I almost forgot about that. 기억해야 할 내용을 "하마터면 잊어먹을 뻔했다" 말할 때 사용하는 표현 깜빡 잊어버렸어. = It slipped my mind., I totally forgot. 난 건망증이 심해 = I'm so absent-minded. Pick up your laundry on your way home. > Boy, I almost forgot about that. absent ˈæbsənt 1.결석한, 결근한 2.없는, 부재한 3.결석하다, 불참하다 pick up one's laundry 세탁물을 찾다 on one's way home 집에 오는 길에
Day 174. 얘기하면 곤란해? Is this a bad time? 누군가가 찾아가서 대화를 요청할 때 사용하는 표현 : 안 좋은 시간대야? 시간이 있냐고 물어볼때는 .... = Are you available? , Do you have a second? , Can I talk to you for a sec? Is this a bad time? I have something to tell you. > No problem. Just tell me your point. tell someone one's point ~ 에게 요점만 말하다, 본론을 애기하다
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