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come true 이루어지다 Some people think that a four-leaf clover will make your dreams come true. Joe's dream at last came true. I hope all your dreams will come true. I can't believe I won a trip to Europe! It's like a dream come true. > Wow! You're really lucky. come up to ~에 다다르다 The grass came up to his knees. I got more and more nervous as I came up to the door. The man came up to me and asked me ..

call up 전화하다 He called me up at 2:30 in the morning. I always call up my grandmother on her birthday. I'm hungry, but I don't want to cook. > I'm hungry too. Let's call up the pizza place and order a cheese pizza. calm down 진정하다 Some people have a cup of tea when they need to calm down. After the storm, the sea calmed down. The child calmed down when we gave him his teddy bear. Help! There's a s..

call off 중지하다, 취소하다 He had to call off the birthday party because he felt sick. The boss called off the meeting. It rained so they called off the baseball game. They had to call off the soccer game yesterday. > How come? 어째서 One of the teams didn't have enough players. call on 요청하다, 촉구하다, 방문하다, 시키다 He went to call on his friend. She called on me but I wasn't home. Do you have time to call on you..

by the way : 그런데, 참 By the way, her father is a doctor. By the way, may I borrow some money? By the way, when are you going to America? I heard that you're moving to a new house. > Yes. By the way, do you need a sofa and some chairs? by way of : ~을 거쳐 You can get to Dundas by way of Lion Street. We sailed to Europe by way of the Mediterranean Sea. They came to North America by way of a land brid..

bring out : 갖고 나오다, 꺼내다 He brought out a picture of his girlfriend. The woman brought out a gold ring. Bring out the two men. I'm going to get an orange from the refrigerator. Do you want anything? > Yes. Could you bring out some watermelon, please? by oneself : 혼자서 He likes to play by himself. The girl went to the movie by herself. After a few days of practice, the children could swim by themse..

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..