'외국어/생활영어 (유용한 표현)'에 해당되는 글 5건
The treatment a child receives while growing up will determine how his self-esteem develops.
아이가 자라면서 받는 대접은 그 아이의 자부심이 어떻게 발달하는지를 결정할 것이다.
1. turn up.
He suggested going to the pub for this class yesterday, but he didn't turn up.
2. get away from
I have a dream about taking a math exam or preparing a big project that I have never studied or prepared for, it is absolutely awful eventhough it's just a dream. I need to get away from thinking about that.
3. keep up with
Samsung had always kept up with new technology before Apple made the iPhone.
4. came across
I came across an antique district in Porto when I travelled to Portugal.
5. hold up
Because I couldn't book an airplane ticket, my journey was held up.
6. take to
I took to read books about economy, history and politics after when I was 28
7. carry out
Because Somalian pirates are taking a lot of hostages, the Navy couldn't carry out their rescue operation.
8. see to ( = see to it that)
A : My facebook accout is always being hacked. Can you see to it that the virus is removed?
B : I'll see to it.
9. get through to
I couldn't get through to my homestay host with my telephone card when I was travelling but it was possible to get through to my parents in Korea. It is very weird.
He suggested going to the pub for this class yesterday, but he didn't turn up.
2. get away from
I have a dream about taking a math exam or preparing a big project that I have never studied or prepared for, it is absolutely awful eventhough it's just a dream. I need to get away from thinking about that.
3. keep up with
Samsung had always kept up with new technology before Apple made the iPhone.
4. came across
I came across an antique district in Porto when I travelled to Portugal.
5. hold up
Because I couldn't book an airplane ticket, my journey was held up.
6. take to
I took to read books about economy, history and politics after when I was 28
7. carry out
Because Somalian pirates are taking a lot of hostages, the Navy couldn't carry out their rescue operation.
8. see to ( = see to it that)
A : My facebook accout is always being hacked. Can you see to it that the virus is removed?
B : I'll see to it.
9. get through to
I couldn't get through to my homestay host with my telephone card when I was travelling but it was possible to get through to my parents in Korea. It is very weird.
1. be in ( = famous at the moment)
I googled 'British Chart' to find out what's in top 10 at the moment.
2. kick off ( = begin)
A friendly beetween Korea and Ecuador kicked off earlier and we're leading 2-0.
3. I got a cold a week ago and I still have it.
4. shaft of light ( 햇살내림 현상)
I like taking pictures of a shaft of light.
5. 귀가 멍해지다.
Everytime I go through a tunnel, my ears poped.
6. Pestle and mortar (막자와 사발)
Most homes in Korea, have a pestle and mortar not for medicine but for cooking.
7. simultaneously ( = at the same time)
Usually women are good at multi-tasking. She was cooking some food and simultaneously calling her friend.
8. usage of 'although'
It's getting harder to learn foreign langauges as I grow older although I study hard.
9. busker ( = street entertainer, espicially musician)
When I went to Ronda in Spain, I saw a busker who made his own records.
10. had a little incident
A : Why haven't you called me for a long time?
B : Sorry, I had a little incident.
I googled 'British Chart' to find out what's in top 10 at the moment.
2. kick off ( = begin)
A friendly beetween Korea and Ecuador kicked off earlier and we're leading 2-0.
3. I got a cold a week ago and I still have it.
4. shaft of light ( 햇살내림 현상)
I like taking pictures of a shaft of light.
5. 귀가 멍해지다.
Everytime I go through a tunnel, my ears poped.
6. Pestle and mortar (막자와 사발)
Most homes in Korea, have a pestle and mortar not for medicine but for cooking.
7. simultaneously ( = at the same time)
Usually women are good at multi-tasking. She was cooking some food and simultaneously calling her friend.
8. usage of 'although'
It's getting harder to learn foreign langauges as I grow older although I study hard.
9. busker ( = street entertainer, espicially musician)
When I went to Ronda in Spain, I saw a busker who made his own records.
10. had a little incident
A : Why haven't you called me for a long time?
B : Sorry, I had a little incident.
1. I'm a bit rusty ( = My ability is lowered)
A : You used to play the piano for a long time. Can you play now?
B : No, While I was living in London, I didn't play at all.
So I'm a bit rusty. If I play now, it will be rubbish!
2. Tools,
To fix the radio, I need pliers, wire cutters and a screw driver.
3. Usage of 'Proper'
A : You look so pale, didn't you eat proper food in England?
4. This is more like it (=This is exactly what I wanted)
B : Oh, I couldn't eat anything. Most of the food was greasy and stodgy.
A : Ok. Then try this.
B : Yeah, this is more like it.
5. social class
The only difference between medieval times and modern society is the existance of slaves. We also have upper class, middle class and working class.
6. could mean the difference between A and B
The amount of young people that vote in this election could mean the difference between Grand National Party getting hegemony or not.
7. Stay put ( = Don't move)
Stay put! There is a dog shit in front of you.
8. attach A to B
I [attached all of our member's photos to black paper] (=I mounted the photos) for next week's photo exhibition. They will be exibited in the cafeteria. Come and see.
9. hang around ( = hang about, chill out, idle away)
A : What did you do last weekend?
B : I just hung around.
A : What did you do exactly?
B : I listened music, surfed the internet and slept during the day.
10. the folling weekend ( = next weekend)
I'll go to Ireland the following weekend.
A : You used to play the piano for a long time. Can you play now?
B : No, While I was living in London, I didn't play at all.
So I'm a bit rusty. If I play now, it will be rubbish!
2. Tools,
To fix the radio, I need pliers, wire cutters and a screw driver.
3. Usage of 'Proper'
A : You look so pale, didn't you eat proper food in England?
4. This is more like it (=This is exactly what I wanted)
B : Oh, I couldn't eat anything. Most of the food was greasy and stodgy.
A : Ok. Then try this.
B : Yeah, this is more like it.
5. social class
The only difference between medieval times and modern society is the existance of slaves. We also have upper class, middle class and working class.
6. could mean the difference between A and B
The amount of young people that vote in this election could mean the difference between Grand National Party getting hegemony or not.
7. Stay put ( = Don't move)
Stay put! There is a dog shit in front of you.
8. attach A to B
I [attached all of our member's photos to black paper] (=I mounted the photos) for next week's photo exhibition. They will be exibited in the cafeteria. Come and see.
9. hang around ( = hang about, chill out, idle away)
A : What did you do last weekend?
B : I just hung around.
A : What did you do exactly?
B : I listened music, surfed the internet and slept during the day.
10. the folling weekend ( = next weekend)
I'll go to Ireland the following weekend.
1. If I spent half as much time watching English daramas or listening to training, I might understand most of our conversations
2. A : Why did he fail to pass the test?
B : Really? Mind you. He's always playing computer games and watching TV
A : Oh, He had it coming.
3. Everytime when the president of South Korea chanes, the North Korean military provokes South Korea.
4. Some mothers put their baby to sleep with their face towards to the bed, it sometimes smothers them.
5. He was pickpocked when he was travelling. It's common sense not to put your wallet in your back pocket. What was going through his heads?
6. Lee Myung Bak is really stupid. He's always making slips of the tongue. On top of that, he's always putting his foot in it.
7. A : What's wrong with you? I heard you were shouting. There's been a spate of attacks
My flat isn't so good for soundproofing, on top of that a man who lives upstairs sometimes makes noise late in the evening and last midnight when he was playing the guitar, it was the final straw. I went up to his house and we fight each ohter.
8. Did you see the news? The kidnapper abducted the child and asked to his family some for a ransom, but fortunately police caught the kidnapper.
2. A : Why did he fail to pass the test?
B : Really? Mind you. He's always playing computer games and watching TV
A : Oh, He had it coming.
3. Everytime when the president of South Korea chanes, the North Korean military provokes South Korea.
4. Some mothers put their baby to sleep with their face towards to the bed, it sometimes smothers them.
5. He was pickpocked when he was travelling. It's common sense not to put your wallet in your back pocket. What was going through his heads?
6. Lee Myung Bak is really stupid. He's always making slips of the tongue. On top of that, he's always putting his foot in it.
7. A : What's wrong with you? I heard you were shouting. There's been a spate of attacks
My flat isn't so good for soundproofing, on top of that a man who lives upstairs sometimes makes noise late in the evening and last midnight when he was playing the guitar, it was the final straw. I went up to his house and we fight each ohter.
8. Did you see the news? The kidnapper abducted the child and asked to his family some for a ransom, but fortunately police caught the kidnapper.
