>It has come to be aware of the trend setter.
→Matter of person’s choice
→ Add fuel to the fire 화를 돋우다, 불난집에 부채질 하다
→Walk along ~따라서 쭉 걷다
> We can walk along the street.
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→ 입냄새 Breath
Coffee Breath / Bad Breath / Milk Breath
→ Be mortified [mɔ:rtɪfaɪd] 굴욕감을 느끼다 (be embarrassed 보다 쎈 표현)
mortify 굴욕감을 주다 / deeply mortified / feel mortified
→poor health 건강이 나쁜
→a heavy heart 무거운 마음
>She would've had a heavy heart, when she left her children behind. '
→Make me feel at home
→I was swelled 벅차 오르다 (swell 붓다)
→endoscope 내시경
→Everything was breathed. 잘 해결됐다, 고민이 날라갔다
→Taxing 아주 힘겨운, 힘든(육체적, 정신적으로)
>It was taxing.
→Feel under the weather 컨디션 상태가 안 좋다
>I'm feeling under the weather today.
→The loudest noise
>The loudest noise I've ever heard.
→Handyman 손재주가 좋은 사람
→Bear in mind (=keep in mind) 명심하다
>He bore in mind. / Bear the fact in mind / We'll bear you in mind. / bear in mind that
>I'll bear the word in mind.
→have a soft spot for ~에 약하다(좋아해서)
>I have a soft spot for ice cream.
>You tend to have a soft spot for her.
→moderately 적당히
→I'll drop you off 내려줄께
→have your nose in sth 코를 밖고 있다 ▷열중하고 있다
→I'm stressed out스트레스를 받고 있다
>You look stressed out.
→pain in the neck (All things concerned)골칫거리
>It's a pain in the neck.
→Pros out weigh the cons 단점보다 장점이 더 많아요. (↔Cos out weigh the pros)
>That’s what I’ve been saying. And as far as I see it, the pros out weight the cons.
※We need to weigh the pros and cons. 장담점을 따지다
→Run out quickly 빨리 지나가다
>Time is running out quickly. 시간은 빨리지나간다.
>They quickly run out of food 빨리 먹는다
→ five digit 다섯짜리 숫자
→ tax refund >Can I get a tax refund?
→ get it stamped
>Where can I get it stamped?
→pick up 잘 되다, 잘 풀리다, (거래)회복하다
>If business don’t pick up.
>I wish my husband's business pick up soon.
> Sales have picked up 14% this year.
→due on the fifteenth 15일 이내에
>You can get a refund due on the 30th. 30일까지 환불받을 수 있다.
>The bill is due on the 19th. 그 어음은 19일까지가 만기
→You are just lively. 생기있다.
→이메일로로 via email / through email / email
> I’m going to email with details
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Egg on your face :얼굴에 계란 뒤짚어 쓰다, 꼴이 우스워지다, to be made to look stupid
>The politician to end up with egg on his face.
> She was left with egg on her face when the business failed.
> Have egg on your face
Hands are tied :꼼짝 못하다
>I'm sorry I can't help you because my hands are tied.
> I felt heavy cause My hads were tited at the time.
Heart goes out to someone : 마음이가~에게로 가다, 동정하다, sympathise
> My heart wnet out to her .
>Our heart goes out to the impoverishied. 빈곤한이들
(Your) heart is in the right place :마음이 제자리에 있다, 마음이 진심이다.
>I admit that his heart was in the right place.
(Your) heart isn't in it :마음이 그 안에 없다, 내키지 않는다.
>I confess I participated in that thought, my heart hasn't been in it.
A bad hair : 머리가 엉망, 만사가 잘 안 풀리는, Murphy´s law
>A bad hair day
>Monday is usally a gad hair day for me.
A gut feeling :intuitive, 직감
>I have a gut feeling that something would go worng.
>I have a gut feeling he's hiring womething.
A head start :머리가 출발선에 있음, 유리함 , powerful
>Being able to speak English will give you a head start over the other candidates.
A kick in the teeth :이빨이 털리다, 큰실망, 감정을 상하게 하는것
>Losing that late goal was a kick in the teeth to us.
young blood :젊은 피, 왕성한 청년,w젊은 사람들
>Our church needs young blood
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→ 입냄새
Coffee Breath / Bad Breath / Milk Breath
→ Be mortified [mɔ:rtɪfaɪd] 굴욕감을 느끼다 (be embarrassed 보다 쎈 표현)
mortify 굴욕감을 주다 / deeply mortified / feel mortified
→poor health 건강이 나쁜
→a heavy heart 무거운 마음
>She would've had a heavy heart, when she left her children behind. '
→Make me feel at home
→I was swelled 벅차 오르다 (swell 붓다)
→endoscope 내시경
→Everything was breathed. 잘 해결됐다, 고민이 날라갔다
→Taxing 아주 힘겨운, 힘든(육체적, 정신적으로)
>It was taxing.
→Feel under the weather 컨디션 상태가 안 좋다
>I'm feeling under the weather today.
→The loudest noise
>The loudest noise I've ever heard.
→Handyman 손재주가 좋은 사람
→Bear in mind (=keep in mind) 명심하다
>He bore in mind. / Bear the fact in mind / We'll bear you in mind. / bear in mind that
>I'll bear the word in mind.
→have a soft spot for ~에 약하다(좋아해서)
>I have a soft spot for ice cream.
→moderately 적당히
→I'll drop you off 내려줄께
