유용한 생활 표현 |
| Unit 26. 모양, 성질 |
| Step 1. |
| What's that stuff? |
| I'm not eating this green stuff. |
| Want to come up to my room and see my new stuff from Mommy? |
| a: Where are your textbooks? |
| b: We don't have textbooks. We only have handouts. |
| Step 2. 잘 어울리다. |
| That tie goes well with your suit. |
| This dish goes well with wine. In other words, this dish is not good without wine! |
| Cigarettes and alcohol go together. |
| The color of this curtain is in harmony with the room. |
| a: Which color looks better on me? |
| b: Red suits you best. |
| a: Does this suit me? |
| b: This outfit is striking on you. |
| Step 3. 적절한 |
| Seoul is a logical place for holding an international conference. |
| He is seemingly the logical choice for the next president. |
| Step 4. 야한 |
| The design is too loud. |
| She wears a loud checked suite. |
| Step 5. 무늬/무늬 없는 |
| Which one do you like, in stripes or in solids? |
| I prefer one with a pattern to one with solid color. |
| Step 6. |
| Do you want me to go out in this strange setup? |
| I didn't recognize him in that getup! 별난 옷차림 |
| What are you all dressed up for? |
| She was all dressed up in her new mink coat. |
| Step 7. |
| It's Helen's wedding tomorrow and I haven't got anything to wear. |
| The workers here have all to wear protective clothing |
| Step 8. |
| You look neat! |
| He's a sharp dresser. 멋쟁이 |
| That dress really looks sharp on you. |
| Step 9. |
| a: How do I look? a: You look terrific. |
| I couldn't enjoy this tape at all because the picture was terrible. |
| We had a terrible time on holiday. |
| Step 10. |
| That's out of fashion. |
| The new software we bought is already out of date. |
| Step 11. |
| I hate the monstrous building. It's eye-sore. 눈에 거슬리는 |
| Step 12. |
| a: It's an old model. b: It's ancient. |
| His bicycle looks as though it's had it. 수명이 다 되다. |
| This coat was worn-out, so I got a new one. |
| Step 13. |
| a: It's our going-away gift to you. b: Oh, that's so nice of you. |
| Let me give you a little something to celebrate your birthday. |
| This is not presentable. 변변치 않아요. |
| Step 14. |
| Refreshments will be served after the meeting. 다과 |
| Step 15. 특이한 |
| This shopping center us unique for its shopping hours. |
| I'm going to treasure this in a safe place. Nothing like it anywhere. |
| Only white 내찬 are allowed. There are no exceptions to this rile. |
| She received her doctor's degree at age of 20. It's an isolated example |
| Step 16. 맛이 덤덤한 |
| a: The tuna tastes bland. |
| b: Yes, it's not fresh. |
| The interviewer's questions are bland. 재미없는 |
| Step 17. 김빠진 |
| We drank stale beer. |
| The bread was a bit stale. |
| I'm getting stale in this job-I need a change. |
| Their marriage has gone stale |
| Step 18. 누린내가 나는 |
| The duck tastes so gammy. |
| Step 19. 붐비는 |
| This subway train is really crowded. |
| Step 20. 깔끔한, 정돈된/지저분한 |
| I showed her my room which is always neat and tidy. |
| Excuse the messy room. |
| Excuse the messy car. |
| These filing cabinets are an absolute mess. |
| His room is a mess. |
