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talk 57. 우리 다 같이 협력하자 Let's all pitch in. pitch in : 작업, 자금 등을 지원하며 협력하다, 기여하다 @ pitch pɪtʃ 정도[강도], 정점, 최고조, 내던지다 [내동댕이치다] , 투구하다 pitch in ideas 돕기 위해 아이디어를 제공하다 pitch in money 돕기 위해 돈을 내다 > Of course! > I really want to, but I can't help out today. He never pitches in to help. Can you pitch in 10,000 won for the present? Let's all pitch in some ideas. They all pitched in to finish the project. ..

talk 56. 최악의 경우에는 그냥 취소하는 거지 If worse comes to worst, we just cancel. worse comes to worst = if worse comes to worst 최악의 경우에 @ worse : 더 나쁜 comes to : 다다르다 worst :가장 나쁜 > Okay, let's do that. > I hope that doesn't happen. If worse comes to worst, we cancel the presentation. If worse comes to worst, can you go first? If worse comes to worst, you can just meet us there. Worse comes to worst, we ca..

talk 55. 잔소리 그만해 Stop nagging me. nag someone 누구에게 계속 잔소리하다 > Nagging? What did you just say? > It's because you don't listen! My wife nagged me about coming home late. Why is my boss always nagging me? Tom keeps nagging me about what I wear. Her husband nags at her all day long.

talk 54. 그때까지만 참아 Suck it up until then. suck it (air) : 공기를 빨아들이다 @ suck it up : 좋지 않은 일을 감정을 다스리며 받아들이다, 참다 suck up to someone : 누구에게 아첨을 하다 > Yeah, I'll try. > I don't know if I can make it. You don't need to suck it up anymore. Why can't you just suck it up? You need to suck it up. Let's just suck it up today. We need to just suck it up until the end of the term.

talk 53. 핑계 대지 마 Don't make excuses. make excuses 동사 : 핑계 대다 > What do you mean? 무슨말이야? > I'm just trying to explain myself. You're making excuses all the time. Are you making excuses? He's always making excuses. She never makes excuses. She's always making excuses for being late.

talk 52. 차 세워봐 Pull over. pull : 당기다 over : 너머 @ pull over 동사 : 한쪽으로 차를 세우다 > Why? What's going on? 무슨일이야? > Should I pull over there? I can't pull over right now. Can you pull over please? I think you can pull over there. Don't pull over just yet. Let's pull over and ask someone.

talk 51. 그녀를 서점에서 우연히 만났어 I ran into her at the bookstore. run : 만나다 run into someone 누구를 우연히 만나다, 마주치다 > Really? What did she say? > Really? How is she doing? I didn't run into him yesterday. Did you run into Oliver today? We ran into your friend the other day. He ran into his ex-girlfriend at the gym. I ran into my high-school friend at a wedding. the other day 일전에, 며칠 전에

talk 50. 시원섭섭하네 It's bittersweet. bittersweet 시원섭섭한 bitter : 쓴, 씁쓸한 sweet : 달콤한\ bittersweet (taste) 씁쓸하면서 달콤하다 bittersweet chocolate 씁쓸하면서 달콤한 초콜릿 bittersweet (feeling) : 괴로우나 즐거운 bittersweet memory : 슬프면서도 아름다운 추억 > It must be. 그럴거야 > I'm glad it all worked out. 다 잘 돼서 다행이네 Our breakup was very bittersweet. Did you feel bittersweet about it? My last day at work was bittersweet. The ending of t..