유용한 생활 표현 |
| Unit 24. 방법, 상태, 정도 |
| Step 1. 잘못 ~한 |
| You chose the wrong friend. |
| I made the wrong decision. |
| You've come to the wrong place. |
| You're talking to the wrong guy. |
| I'm afraid I've got the wrong class. |
| i've got the wrong change. |
| Step 2. 개당, 각각/마다 |
| They're 3.99 dollars apiece plus tax. |
| The boys received five dollars apiece for the work. |
| What's the price per night? |
| Step 3. 많은/몇 개의/수십 개의 |
| A number of people came to the meeting. |
| A large number of people are waiting for you. |
| I'll be there a couple hours. |
| I'll just have a couple of drinks and then I'll come home. |
| Several of the apples are bad, and several more have worm holes. |
| I have been to dozens of Hotels and I can tell you this one is very comfortable. |
| Step 4. 큰 부분 |
| The Department of Defense will take the lion's share of federal budget. |
| My elder brother was always sure to get the lion's share of any treats our mother gave to us. |
| Step 5. ~에 비해서/동안 |
| She looks young for her age. |
| Today is warmer for this time of the year. |
| He's been married for the last seven years. |
| Step 6. 식사로 |
| what's for dinner? |
| a: What did you have for breakfast? |
| b: I had bacon and eggs for breakfast. |
| Step 7. 개인적으로/사생활을 따지는 것은 아니구요/당신을 두고 한 말은 아닙니다 |
| Don't attack him personally. |
| a: I'm not trying to be personal, but are you married? |
| b: Yes, I'm married. |
| a: That's not very nice of you to say that, Tom. |
| b: Don't take it personally, I just said it as a general statement. |
| Step 8. 일부러 |
| I came here on purpose to borrow some money from you. |
| Step 9. 특별히 |
| I'll be extra careful. |
| That seems quite expensive. |
| I had clean forgotten about it. 까맣게 잊었다. |
| Step 10. 보통은 |
| a: How long a drive is it to LA? |
| b: Well, under normal circumstances it takes about six hours. |
| a: What is the average life-span of a telephone? |
| b: They last about six years, under normal conditions. |
| Step 11. 특별한/별거 아니야 |
| a: Are you going to do anything special? |
| b: Oh, nothing much. |
| a: Is there anything interesting in the newspaper? |
| b: Nothing much. Some political scandals and bad economic news. |
| Step 12. 확실히 |
| I don't know for sure. |
| He is certain to come. |
| Nine times out of ten it's careless driving that causes an accident. |
| Step 13. 그럭저럭 ~한 |
| In this scene the casting of the play is just about perfect. |
| Step 14. |
| a: What do you do for fun? |
| b: I play the piano for fun. 취미로 |
| I said it only in fund. |
| I drew this picture fir pleasure. 재미로 |
| I'm here on business, not for pleasure. 사업차 |
| Step 15. 안돼! |
| a: May I put your name on the list? |
| b: No way! |
| a: How about playing poker this weekend? |
| b: No way. I lost a lot of money the last time we played. |
| a: Let's not go away on summer vacation and just stay at home. |
| b: Over my dead body! 절대 안돼! 눈에 흙이 들어가도 안돼. |
| a: Will you forgive her for what she did? |
| b: No, not in a thousand years! 그런 일은 결코 없을 거야. |
| Step 16. 전혀 아니야. |
| a: So you gave her your Walkman? |
| b: Not exactly, she said she'd give it back to me when she can afford her own. |
| Step 17. ~이기는 커녕/아주 좋아 |
| a: I hear you're a good singer. |
| b: Far from it. |
| He is not a fool-far from it. |
| a: How do you like this play? |
| b: It's not half bad. |
| I'll take a half bottle of red wine.(절반의) |
| Step 18. 아무튼 |
| a: I think French cuisine is superior to Greek cuisine. |
| b: I disagree. Anyway, we don't have enough money to eat out tonight. |
| a: When the exam results were posted on the bulletin board, I was really disappointed. |
| b: I was, too. Anyhow, we'll just have to try a little harder next period. |
| Step 19. |
| That's the way I learned English. |
| That's the way it is. |
| That's the way he does it. |
| I like you the way you are. |
| I like the situation the way it is now. |
| I preferred the way we were. |
| Step 20. |
| I'll be here all day, in any case. |
| We have to go past your house in any case, so we'll take you home. |
| She mad up her mind to become a Broadway actress at any cost. |
| Step 21. |
| You've mad the same mistakes as last time. |
| A tea spoon and soup spoon are similar, but not identical. |
| Step 22. |
| She took her brother along. |
| He send her some roses along with a sweet letter. |
| Step 23. |
| My two son, Tom and Jim, are five and nine respectively. |
| The two friends said goodbye and went their respective ways. |
| This proposal differs from the last one in many important respects. |
| Step 24. |
| I saw the movie actor Peter Lorre last night. In person. He was buying a news paper. He's cute. |
| Step 25. 그냥 재미삼아/그저 예의상(마음에 없는 말을 하다) |
| Just for the hell of it, I gave her a pinch on the behind. |
| I got bored sitting on that washbowl after a while, so I backed up a few feet and started doing this tap dance, just for the hell of it. |
| His door was open, but I sort of knocked on it anyway, just to be polite and all. |
| I know Tom said he liked her singing, but he was just being polite. |
