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talk 245. 조만간 그가 알게 될 거야 He'll find out sooner or later. sooner or later 조만간, 언젠가는 > I think you're right. > I think we should tell him. She'll probably give up sooner or later. I'll find the perfect house sooner or later. Sooner or later she'll regret what she did.

talk 244. 나는 기말고사를 대비해 벼락치기로 공부를 했다 I crammed for my final exam. cram 벼락치기로 공부를 하다 , (좁은 공간 속으로 억지로) 밀어 넣다, 잔뜩 들어가다 cram session 벼락치기 공부(모임) , cram school 입시공부학원 > I'm sure you did well anyway. > I hope you pass. She crammed for her midterms. I hate cramming for tests. I'll just cram the night before the test.

talk 243. 우리는 멋진 휴가를 보냈어 We had an awesome vacation. awesome 기막히게 좋은, 멋진 = amazing, wonderful, fantastic. > Tell me all about it. > Can I see the pictures? I thought the movie was awesome. Everything is awesome. It would be awesome to see you again soon.

talk 242. 우리 단품으로 주문을 하자 Let's order a la carte. a la carte 따로따로 시키는 = by the menu > That's a good idea. > Sure, let's share a few dishes then. Should we order a la carte? Is it possible to order a la carte? These dishes are available a la carte.

talk 241. 금방 올게 I'll be back in a jiffy. in a jiffy 즉시, 당장 = in no time , jiffy : 순간 > Then I'll wait for you here. > OK, sounds good. They fixed my car in a jiffy. Can you make this recipe in a jiffy? If you ride the express bus, you can get to your hometown in a jiffy.

talk 240. 모두가 이 식당을 극찬했다 Everyone raved about this restaurant. rave reɪv 극찬하다, 호평하다 get rave reviews : 신문,잡지에 실린 특정 영화, 책 등을 극찬하는 기사 > Let's make a reservation! > I can see why. 왜 그런지 알겠어 Critics raved about the movie. My friends are raving about this app. My sister raved about the musical, but it's not really my thing.

talk 239. 여기서부터는 순조로울 거야 It'll be smooth sailing from here. smooth sailing 순탄한것, 마음 편한 상황 smooth 매끈한, 매끄러운 sailing 보트/요트 타기 > That's a relief. 다행이다 > Thank goodness. 다행이다 So far it's been smooth sailing. This semester has been smooth sailing. It won't be smooth sailing, but you can do it.

talk 238. 내게는 가족이 최우선 순위야 Family is my number-one priority. @ priority praɪ|ɔːrəti 우선, 우선권 (=precedence) number-one 최고, 최우선 > You're a good parent. > I'm glad to hear that. 그말을 들으니 기뻐 Safety is their number-one concern. She is the number-one player. That number-one song is always playing on the radio.