행동,동작

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Unit 11 행동, 동작

Step 1

1) I asked her if she was ready to go, and she nodded.

2) He didn't reply, but just shook his head.

Step 2 업어주다

1) Please, dad, give me a piggy-back!

2) His child rode on his father's back.

Step 3 앉으세요

Please seat your seatbelt in a chair.

Be seated.

Please sit down.

Have a chair.

She sat with her leg crossed(folded).

She's sitting cross-legged.

Step 4 거기 앉아

Park yourself there.

Hey, park it over there in the corner. Stop pacing around. You make me nervous.

Step 5 그대로 앉아 있어

1) a: In a hurry, Jim? You've got to go with me. But I need to finish my job first...

b: I have plenty of time.

a: Good. Sit tight, then. I'll be back in a minute.

2) If your car breaks down, just sit tight and wait for the police.

3) I'm so nervous about my interview, I can't sit still.

4) I saw Helen laying on her stomach next to the swimming pool.

Step 6 나 좀 일으켜 줘

Help me up, will you?

Get up! Rise and shine! It's late.

Up and at them! The sun is shining.

Come on, Tom. Up and at' em!

Step 7 등을 맞대고 서다

Stand back to back and we'll see who is taller.

He stood with arms akimbo, glaring at the intruder.

Step 8 빈 좌석입니까/좀 봐 주시겠어요?

1) a: Is this seat open? Could you save this seat for me?

b: sure thing.

2) a: Excuse me, is this seat taken?

b: No, Help yourself.

3) a: Hi, Tom. This taken?

b: Yeah. Helen's sitting here.

4) Anybody sitting here?

5) Standing room only, all seats are occupied.

6) Save me a seat on the bus.

7) They're holding a table for us.

8) Will you please make room for me?

Step 9 자리를 바꾸다

1) a: I want to change my seat.

b: Change seats with Mr. Kim.

2) Let's switch our seats.

3) Would you mind trading seats with me?

4) a: Would you mind trading seats with me?

b: No, I don't mind at all.

5) a: Would you mind trading seats with me?

b: I'm sorry, but I prefer the window side.

6) a: Would you mind trading seats with me?

b: Yes, I'm afraid I do.

Step 10 입어봐도 될까요?

1) a: This dress looks my size. May I try it on?

b: Certainly. There's a fitting room over there.

2) a: If you like the blue dress, how about this green striped dress?

b: Say, that's more like it! Can I try it on?

3) Try on the shoes for size.

4) a: Why are you wearing jeans to work?

b: When I put on my suit this morning, I found the trousers were torn, so I had to wear my jeans.

5) Put your coat on before you go outside.

Get dressed in something bright.

6) Get undressed.

Get your clothes off.

Step 11 옷을 차려입다/꾸미다

1) He went to the party dressed up as a Chicago gangster.

2) a: Come as you are.

b: It won't take me five minutes to change.

3) You put your sweater on inside out. 뒤집어 입다

4) You put your sweater on back to front. 거꾸로 입다

Your shirt is on back to front.

Step 12 화장하다

Helen was wearing heavy makeup.

she checked her hair in the mirror and applied lipstick.

Fix your make-up.

I must go and make myself presentable before the guests arrive.

Step 13 신을 벗다

Don't put your shoes off. They are smelly.

Take your shoes off before you get in.

Step 14 찾다

1) I've been looking for that all week.

2) a: I'm looking for the lady's room. Is there one around here?

b: Yes, ma'am. Go straight down the hall and turn left.

Step 15 이것 봐

1) Take a look at this.

2) a: It's everybody's opinion that the test was unfair.

b: Let me take a look at the test. It's likely I can help you.

3) Don't give me that look.

4) Look me straight in the eye.

5) She can't see things straight.

Step 16 잘 지켜봐/감시해

Keep an eye on it.

Watch that man. Keep a close eye on his behavior.

It's absurd to keep a strict watch over the students. They are not prisoners.

Step 17 주목하다

I didn't pay any attention to his words.

Someone called my attention to it.

His nervousness caught my attention.

May I have your attention please?

Step 18

1) a: I ran into her on the aisle and she looked the other way.

b: It's so unlike her.

2) When actresses walk around town, a lot of people do double-takes.

3) When I just gave all three of them a very cool glance, they started giggling like a morons. They probably thought I was too young to give anybody the once-over.

Step 19

1) a: Should we pack this toy dagger or throw it away?

b: I can't make up my mind.

2) a: Is this order for taking out or will you eat here?

b: To go, please.

Step 20 엎지르다

a: I'm so angry at him that I could scream.

b: Now now, he didn't mean to spill wine on your suit.

Step 21 주먹으로 치다

Tom swung around and punched me hard in the stomach.

Step 22

1) a: Would you please pass the salt?

b: Here you are.

2) a: Tom. can I borrow a pen?

b: Sure, here you are.

3) Here you are, Tom. Have some cake.

Step 23

a: Hold it, please!

b: Which floor?

a: 12th, please.

b: Oh, this is my floor.

Step 24

a: Oops! Sorry! I didn't mean to step on your toes.

b: Think nothing of it. I shouldn't have stuck my feet out so far.

Step 25

She fell right on her rear(end).

Step 26

1) a: It's almost time for lunch.

b: Great. Where can I wash up?

2) a: Hi, Tom. Come on in. How was your drive?

b: It was okay, but a little long. Is there some place I can wash up.

Step 27

I had prepared pasta for dinner.

I'll fix Helen a nice breakfast.

Step 28

1) Clean up this room. Don't make me say it again.

2) a: That's the end of this printing job. Now what?

b: Let's clean this place up.

3) I want this room clean-up right away.

Step 29 정돈하다

1) a: Your desk is a mess.

b: Somebody has to pick up the de나.

2) I'd like to change my room around.

Step 30

Take a nice hot bath.

Tom, give Calvin a bath.

You stink. Go in and take a shower.

Step 31 손 대지마

Get off the cookie jar! It'll spoil your appetite.

Get off the phone. I want to make a call.

Get your hands off me.

Step 32

1) a: What's the matter? You look out of this morning.

b: Do I? I put away a few last night.

2) He chug-a-lugged two cans in a row.

Step 33

Let's trip the light fantastic.