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- 2009.07.20 [Expression] hits the spot
- 2009.07.20 [Expression] order
- 2009.07.20 [expression] He cannot hold his liquor
- 2009.07.20 [Expression] I really can’t thank you enough for your offer
- 2009.07.20 [Expression] Think nothing of it / What are neighbors for?
- 2009.07.20 [Expression]
- 2009.06.25 [EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 2 Daily Preview of Reality
- 2009.06.25 [EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 1 Today's News
- 2009.06.25 [EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 1 Daily Preview of Reality
- 2009.06.23 [Grammar] whoever, whomever 차이
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[Expression] hits the spot
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:22
That bacon sandwich really hits the spot!
저 베이컨 샌드위치가 딱 좋겠다!
This cold water really hits the spot.
찬물을 마시니 속이 다 시원하다
저 베이컨 샌드위치가 딱 좋겠다!
This cold water really hits the spot.
찬물을 마시니 속이 다 시원하다
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[Expression] order
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:20
A: What would you like, ma'am?
B: This one. Hold the garlic, please.
A: 부인은 무엇을 드시겠습니까?
B: 이걸로 주세요. 마늘은 빼고요
A: Would you like tea or coffee?
B: Perhaps a little later. I'm expecting company.
A: 홍차나 커피 드시겠습니까?
B: 조금 있다가요. 사람이 또 올 거예요
A: Would you like dinner now?
B: No, we're going to hold off for a few minutes. I have company coming.
A: 저녁 식사를 지금 하시겠어요?
B: 아뇨, 조금 있다가요. 일행이 오고 있거든요.
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[expression] He cannot hold his liquor
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:17
He is moderate in drinking.
그는 술을 적당히 마신다.
I don’t smoke and I drink only moderately.
나는 담배를 피우지 않고 술도 적당히 마신다.
B: I know. He cannot hold his liquor.
A: 그는 술을 마시면 영 딴판이거든
B: 그래. 그는 술을 못 이겨.
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[Expression] I really can’t thank you enough for your offer
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:14
A: I’ll help if you like.
B: I really can’t thank you enough for your offer.
A: 원하면 제가 도와드리죠.
B: 당신의 제안에 어떻게 감사해야 할지 모르겠어요
A: I certainly appreciate your helping me out.
B: My pleasure. Give me a call whenever you need help again.
오히려 제가 기쁩니다.
A: Thank you for your kind advice.
B: Not at all. I was glad I could be of help.
별 말씀을요.
B: I really can’t thank you enough for your offer.
A: 원하면 제가 도와드리죠.
B: 당신의 제안에 어떻게 감사해야 할지 모르겠어요
A: I certainly appreciate your helping me out.
B: My pleasure. Give me a call whenever you need help again.
오히려 제가 기쁩니다.
A: Thank you for your kind advice.
B: Not at all. I was glad I could be of help.
별 말씀을요.
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[Expression] Think nothing of it / What are neighbors for?
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:10
A: Thanks for delivering that message for me.
B: Think nothing of it. It was no trouble at all.
A: 메모 전해 줘서 고마워요.
B: 천만에요. 별일 아닌걸요.
A: I really appreciate your letting me stay with you.
B: Think nothing of it. My house is your house.
A: 이곳에 머물 수 있게 해줘서 고마워요.
B: 부담 갖지 마세요. 저희 집이 당신 집인걸요.
Don’t give it another thought.
= Don’t give it second thought. = Forget it.
A: Thanks so much for taking care of my house while we’re out.
B: Don’t mention it. What are neighbors for?
A: 집을 봐주셔서 고맙습니다.
B: 뭘요. 이웃 좋다는 게 뭡니까?
What are friends for?
친구 좋다는 게 뭐니?
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[Expression]
English/Expression
2009. 7. 20. 04:04
Don't I know you? I think we've met somewhere before.
저 모르시겠어요? 어디선가 만난 듯 한데.
Don't I know you from somewhere?
어디서 만난적 있던 가요?
저 모르시겠어요? 어디선가 만난 듯 한데.
Don't I know you from somewhere?
어디서 만난적 있던 가요?
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[EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 2 Daily Preview of Reality
English/EBS
2009. 6. 25. 22:06
A : Hello. U've reached Tim's answering machine. I can't come to the phone right now. So please leave your name and number and I'll get back to you as soon as possible
B : Tim. This is Charlie. Listen, I heard that u and Johanna had dinner together last night. Jo is my girl, Tim. If you look in her direction again, I'll come over there and kick your butt from here to Timbuktu!
A : Hello. Charlie? Sorry, I was in the bathroom. I heard your voice yelling into my machine. What's up?
B : I'll tell you what's up. I'm gonna kick your butt!!
A : Dude. What's this all about?
B : You are trying to steal Johanna from me! You took her to dinner last night! Sam tole me!
A : I was out with Rogers last night. Not your Jo.
B : Jo Rogers? Oh. Sorry. My bad
1. 3-day weekend
2. John Doe - 남성, Jane Doe - 여성
- the person who we don't know, not in purpose, when it's an accident and so on... like an dead body, unidentified.
3. John Hancock
- signature
ex ) Can I hava your ~ ?
ex ) Please put your ~ on that line . 그 선 위 에 서명 하시오
4. Peeping Tom
- who likes to peep 엿보기를 좋아하는 사람.
B : Tim. This is Charlie. Listen, I heard that u and Johanna had dinner together last night. Jo is my girl, Tim. If you look in her direction again, I'll come over there and kick your butt from here to Timbuktu!
A : Hello. Charlie? Sorry, I was in the bathroom. I heard your voice yelling into my machine. What's up?
B : I'll tell you what's up. I'm gonna kick your butt!!
A : Dude. What's this all about?
B : You are trying to steal Johanna from me! You took her to dinner last night! Sam tole me!
A : I was out with Rogers last night. Not your Jo.
B : Jo Rogers? Oh. Sorry. My bad
1. 3-day weekend
2. John Doe - 남성, Jane Doe - 여성
- the person who we don't know, not in purpose, when it's an accident and so on... like an dead body, unidentified.
3. John Hancock
- signature
ex ) Can I hava your ~ ?
ex ) Please put your ~ on that line . 그 선 위 에 서명 하시오
4. Peeping Tom
- who likes to peep 엿보기를 좋아하는 사람.
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[EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 1 Today's News
English/EBS
2009. 6. 25. 03:01
A Spainair MD-82 jet has made an unscheduled landing at an airport in southern Spain. This incident comes just a week after another Spainair MD-82 jet crushed at Madrid'sAirport.
A spainair MD-82 jet made an unscheduled landing at an airport southern Spain on Sunday, Just a week after another MD-82 operated by the same airline crashed a Madrid's airport Killing 154 people. The plane landed safely at Malaga, a major airport on the Spanish mainland's southern coast, after the pilot radioed air traffic controllers reporting a problem in flight. Flight JKK 2565 was carrying 141 passengers who were taken to a hotel in Malaga while the plane was being examined. The death toll from Wednesday's crash has risen to 154 after one of the 19 people who initially survived died in a hospital.
1. unscheduled
- it's not planed. it's unexpected. 예정[계획]에 없는, 예정 밖의
- ~ landing 불시착
2. crash
- 비행기의 추락, 충돌 ex ) a car crash 차량 추돌 사고
3. radio (v)
- communicating with the other party through radio.
4. air traffic controllers
- 항굥 교통 관제사
5. initially
- at first, in the beginning.
6. examine = inspect
7. Death toll
- The death toll of an accident, disaster, or war is the number of people who die in it.
- 사망 [희생] 자수.
A spainair MD-82 jet made an unscheduled landing at an airport southern Spain on Sunday, Just a week after another MD-82 operated by the same airline crashed a Madrid's airport Killing 154 people. The plane landed safely at Malaga, a major airport on the Spanish mainland's southern coast, after the pilot radioed air traffic controllers reporting a problem in flight. Flight JKK 2565 was carrying 141 passengers who were taken to a hotel in Malaga while the plane was being examined. The death toll from Wednesday's crash has risen to 154 after one of the 19 people who initially survived died in a hospital.
1. unscheduled
- it's not planed. it's unexpected. 예정[계획]에 없는, 예정 밖의
- ~ landing 불시착
2. crash
- 비행기의 추락, 충돌 ex ) a car crash 차량 추돌 사고
3. radio (v)
- communicating with the other party through radio.
4. air traffic controllers
- 항굥 교통 관제사
5. initially
- at first, in the beginning.
6. examine = inspect
7. Death toll
- The death toll of an accident, disaster, or war is the number of people who die in it.
- 사망 [희생] 자수.
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[EBS 귀트영] 귀가 트이는 영어 Oct - 1 Daily Preview of Reality
English/EBS
2009. 6. 25. 01:53
A : back from lunch already?
B : No, I didn't get a chance to go ( to lunch ) yet.
A : still working on installing the new projector
B : yeah. I've been working on this for 2 hours. and it's still not hooked up. I'm so frustrated.
A : Have you heard of the saying "an ounce of prevetion is worth a pound of cure?"
B : Let me ask you. Did you read the directions before trying to install it?
A : No.
B : And u've been working on it for 2 hours. I rest my case.
1. No matter what you do, I will be behind you. / support you.
I will be there no matter what.
니가 어떤 삶을 살던 간에, 너를 응원할 거야.
2. hook up ( = install )
- more common linger and it's used when it's some kind of equipment that involves cables. 기계를 접속하다
3. I'm so frustrated. 정말 짜증나!
4. an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
재앙이 오기 전이 미리 준비를 하는 것이 좋다.( 유비무한 ) ( A pound is heavier than an ounce )
an[언] ounce[아운스] 발음이 마치 announce 처럼 들립니다.
5. I rest my case. [ 아이 레스 마이 케이스 ]
- (법정에서) 변론을 마칩니다. (의사를 분명히 표현하여서 더이상 말할 필요가 없을 때)
- ( 일상 생활에서 ) 할말 다 했다. / 더 이상 할 말이 없다.
B : No, I didn't get a chance to go ( to lunch ) yet.
A : still working on installing the new projector
B : yeah. I've been working on this for 2 hours. and it's still not hooked up. I'm so frustrated.
A : Have you heard of the saying "an ounce of prevetion is worth a pound of cure?"
B : Let me ask you. Did you read the directions before trying to install it?
A : No.
B : And u've been working on it for 2 hours. I rest my case.
1. No matter what you do, I will be behind you. / support you.
I will be there no matter what.
니가 어떤 삶을 살던 간에, 너를 응원할 거야.
2. hook up ( = install )
- more common linger and it's used when it's some kind of equipment that involves cables. 기계를 접속하다
3. I'm so frustrated. 정말 짜증나!
4. an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
재앙이 오기 전이 미리 준비를 하는 것이 좋다.( 유비무한 ) ( A pound is heavier than an ounce )
an[언] ounce[아운스] 발음이 마치 announce 처럼 들립니다.
5. I rest my case. [ 아이 레스 마이 케이스 ]
- (법정에서) 변론을 마칩니다. (의사를 분명히 표현하여서 더이상 말할 필요가 없을 때)
- ( 일상 생활에서 ) 할말 다 했다. / 더 이상 할 말이 없다.
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[Grammar] whoever, whomever 차이
English
2009. 6. 23. 19:29
whoever = anywon + who
I will meet anyone who likes you = I will meet whoever likes you
너를 좋아 할 사람을 만날 것이다.
whomever = anyone + whom
I will meet anyone whom you like = I will meet whomever you like
니가 좋아하는 사람을 만날 것이다.
I will meet anyone who likes you = I will meet whoever likes you
너를 좋아 할 사람을 만날 것이다.
whomever = anyone + whom
I will meet anyone whom you like = I will meet whomever you like
니가 좋아하는 사람을 만날 것이다.
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