왕래,발착,이동

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Unit 10 왕래, 발착, 이동

Step 1 무슨 일로 왔어?

1) a: Tom, I envy you going to France. What takes you to Paris?

b: Oh, I'm going there on business, unfortunately.

2) a: So, what brings you to Dallas?

b: I'm just here on vacation.

Step 2 ~하러 가다

1) a: Let's go swimming.

b: Please. let's.

2) If we have time left over, we can go bowling.

3) a: Shall we go dancing tonight?

b: No, thanks. I'm really not in the mood.

Step 3 가서~하다

1) Let me go talk to him.

2) Let's go take a look.

3) Why don't I just go take a look at the house?

4) a: We are going hiking, despite the rain.

b: Suit yourself.

5) I'll go get a taxi.

6) I'll go get the other thing.

Step 4 나 간다~

1) I'm off.

2) a: I'm off to Hongkong on Tuesday.

b: Have a good trip!

3) Thank you very much , but I really must be off.

Step 5 오다

1) a: Where's my daddy?

b: He'll be here.

2) He isn't here.

3) Why are you here?

Step 6 곧 갈게

1) a: Can you come to my office at 3?

b: Sure. I'll be there.

2) a: Be there

b: Let's all be there.

3) You're going to be there.

4) Make sure you are there then.

Step 7 곧 갑니다

1) a: That'll be 20 dollars, sir.

b: Do you take credit cards?

a: Yes, we do. ( To another customer) I'll be right with you, ma'am.

2) Excuse me. I'll be right back with you.

3) I have to run.

Step 8 거기 있었다/나도 경험이 있다

1) We've been there for 8 years!

2) a: Committee meetings are sure boring.

b: I've been there. I know exactly what you mean.

3) a: I'm constantly on the road selling vacuum cleaners.

b: I've been there before, so I know how tough it is.

4) He has been around much.

5) You haven't been around much, son. Trust me, until you have your own son.

Step 9 ~에 다녀 왔다

1) Have you been to Korea recently?

2) I've been to England for a month, and the situation around here has drastically changed.

3) a: Where have you been all this time? We were about to start without you.

b: I'm sorry I'm late. I've been to the bathroom.

Step 10 오셨군요

1) a: Hey, Tom! Glad you made it.

b: I'm glad you could make it, too!

2) I think you'll make it in 10 minutes.

3) a: Hi, Tom! Sorry we're late.

b: You made it! No problem at all. Glad you're here safely.

4) I can't make it to your party tonight.

5) a: You made it! Congratulations!

b: Thanks! I couldn't have done it without your help.

Step 11 마주치다

a: Where to?

b: Well, the thing is, I don't want to stay at any hotels on the East Side where I might run into some acquaintance of mine. I'm travelling incognito.

Step 12 어디서 만날까?

1) a: If we meet inside the store, where will I find you?

b: Look for me in the book section.

2) a: I'll tell Tom to pick you up. Where will he find you?

b: Ask him to look for me right in front of the bus station.

Step 13 마중하다

1) a: Could(Would) you meet me at the airport?

b: I'll meet you at the airport.

2) I am supposed to meet someone at the airport this afternoon.

3) I'll see you to the door.

4) I'll show you the door in short order if you flunked English.

Step 14 차로 데리러 가다

1) Will you pick me up at five?

2) Could you come to pick me up at five?

3) Please pick up some apples on your way home.

4) a: How long would it take to repair?

b: I'll have it ready for you pick up by Thursday.

Step 15 지나쳐가다

1) Did you see the woman that just passed by?

2) I was just passing by and I saw your car.

3) a: This is my floor. Let me get by, please.

b: Certainly. sorry I was blocking the way.

4) a: Coming through, please.

b: Give him some room.

Step 16 비켜주세요

1) Step aside, please! Let Mr. Schwarznegger through. please.

2) a: clear the way! They're bringing a big table.

b: Sorry. I didn't realize that I was in the way.

3) Get out of the way!

4) Stand clear of the gate of the elevator.

Step 17 꺼져!

1) Get lost!

2) A man doesn't know if a woman is interested until she tells him to get lost.

3) Beat it! Otherwise Tom will beat you up.

4) Scram, you aren't wanted here.

5) a: Tom's here to see you. b: Well. tell him to take a walk.

6) We got lost in the middle of the city.

Step 18 잠깐 들르다

1) a: Take care, Tom. Drop by for a drink sometime.

b: I'll do that. See you.

2) a: It was good to hear your voice, Tom.

b: Same here, Helen. Drop in sometime.

3) a: I'm sorry to drop in on you without calling.

b: Not at all, Tom. I'm glad you could drop by.

4) Thank you for coming by.

5) I'm only here for a cup of coffee.

6) a: It was nice to see you, Tom. Take care.

b: Thanks. Look me up when you're in town. Bye.

Step 19 잠시 머무르다

1) I stopped over at Seattle on my way to New York.

2) On the way back, we have a plan to stop over at LA.

Step 20 참석하다

1) You must leave for Pusan at 6 to attend a reception.

2) I'm attending a presentation on sales strategies.

3) I'm glad you showed up.

4) a: Come on. are you in? b: I'm out.

5) Everyone's in it.

6) a: quite a good turnout, isn't it?

b: Looks like everybody who's anybody is here.

Step 21 함께 하다

1) a: I hate to intrude, but the restaurant is full. Could I join you?

b: Sure. Have a seat.

2) a: I think I'll go to the pool for a swim.

b: I'll join you in that.

3) a: We're going to pub after work today. Will you join us?

b: No, I won't. Count me out.

4) I joined the class halfway through the second term.

Step 22 혼자 잘난척 하지마

You're no better anybody else. Join the crowd.

Step 23 끌어들이지마/빼줘

a: Everyone in the office is meeting to consider forming a union.

b: Well, leave me out of it! I'm not in favor of unions.

Step 24 같이 갈래?

1) Do you want to come along?

2) You go on ahead-I'll come along later.

3) I'll come along with you.

Step 25 외식하다

1) Today is our anniversary. We decide to eat out. My wife want to go someplace expensive.

2) Honey, let's eat out tonight.

3) Let's have a cookout in the park this evening.

Step 26 배달하다

1) After he delivered the enormous filters to that whole area, all he got was chicken-feed.

2) I'm having my lunch delivered.

3) Could you have the ticket delivered to his office on Monday, please?

4) Shall we send the goods, or will you call for them?

Step 27 ~를 부르러 보내다

1) Did you send for a doctor?

2) Could you send someone over to repair it?

3) I didn't know you were coming over.

4) I'll be happy to come over and discuss the matter you suggest anytime.

Step 28 용케 빠져 나오다

1) He always makes an excuse for being late. But he always gets away with it.

2) I won't let you get away with what you've said.

3) She is such an innocent girl that she can get away with murder.

4) a: I'm going to pretend to get sick this morning, so I can go to the game.

b: You'll never get away with it!

Step 29 외출 금지야

1) a: You wanna play tennis with me?

b: No, I can't. I'm grounded. I said one more word to the mother.

2) His dad grounded the kid for lying to him.

3) I got home at 2 AM and dad grounded me on the spot.

Step 30 이사하다

1) He moved in next door.

2) Once we have decorated the house, we can move in.

3) she is planning ti run away.