태뽕이의 자기개발 & 경력개발

• except conjunction -used before you mention something that makes a statement not completely true SYNONYM. apart from the fact that : …라는 점만 제외하면, …라는 것 외에는 *except (that)… e.g.) I didn't tell him anything except that I needed the money. 난 내가 그 돈이 필요하다는 것 외에는 그에게 아무 말도 안 했다. Our dresses were the same except mine was red. 우리 드레스는 내 것이 빨간색이라는 점만 빼면 똑같았다. • except preposition (also except for) -us..

• see [intransitive, transitive] 9-(not usually used in the progressive tenses) to understand something : [보통 진행형으로는 쓰이지 않음] 알다, 이해하다 *see something *see (that)… *see what, why, etc… e.g.) ‘It opens like this.’ ‘Oh, I see.’ “이건 이렇게 열려.” “아, 알겠어.” He didn't see the joke. 그는 그것을 농담으로 알지[이해하지] 않았다. I don't think she saw the point of the story. 내 생각에는 그녀가 그 이야기의 요점을 이해하지 못한 것 같다. He changed the way ..

• drop-dead Adverb -used before an adjective to emphasize that somebody/something is attractive in a way that is very easy to notice 1-(형용사 앞에서 강조의 의미로 쓰임) 넋을 쏙 빼 놓을 정도로, (가슴을) 덜컥하게 하여, 놀랄 만하게. e.g.) a drop-dead gorgeous Hollywood star: 넋을 쏙 빼 놓을 정도로 멋진 할리우드 스타 Ref) [Oxford Collocations Dictionary] *Drop-dead is used with these adjectives: • gorgeous • drop-dead Adjective 1-astonishment, or envy..

• get to somebody -(informal) to annoy or affect somebody : ~를 괴롭히다, ~에게 영향을 미치다 : 'Get to you'라는 말은, 누군가를 화나거나 짜증 나게 만든다는 뜻이에요. 따라서, 누군가 'Don't let them get to you'라고 말을 하는 것은, 'Don't let them bother you. (걔네들 때문에 화내지 마.)'라는 뜻이랍니다. e.g.) The pressure of work is beginning to get to him. 업무 부담이 그를 괴롭히기 시작하고 있다. A: My teacher is so bossy. B: Hey, don't let her get to you. A: 우리 선생님은 너무 권위적이야. B: 그..

• dish something ↔ out 1-to serve food onto plates for a meal - 옥스포드 -to give or serve food to people: - 캠브릿지 -If you dish out food, you serve it to people at the beginning of each course of a meal. - 콜린스 -To distribute prepared food, especially using a utensil to serve it onto or into individual dishes. A noun or pronoun can be used between "dish" and "out." - 프리 -Lit. to serve up food to peopl..

• A taste of one's own medicine -This phrase means that you are mistreated the same way you mistreat others. So when you give someone a taste of their own medicine, you are giving that person the same bad treatment that they have given to others. You get “a taste of your own medicine” when you “taste” what it really feels like for someone else to have you act towards them the way you do. : ‘A ta..

# 일련의, 시리즈의, 연이은, 연속의, 잇달은 • series of: = a chain of = a train of = a succession of Ref) series /ˈsɪriz/

# ~월 초 / ~월 중 / ~월 말 표현 • early + 월·달·月 • mid + 월·달·月 • late + 월·달·月

♣ • set somebody/something apart (from somebody/something) -to make somebody/something different from or better than others : ~을 (~와/보다) 다르게[돋보이게] 만들다 e.g.) Her elegant style sets her apart from other journalists. 그녀는 우아한 문체가 다른 기자들과 다르다 • set something ↔ apart (for something) -[usually passive] to keep something for a special use or purpose : [주로 수동태로] (특정한 용도·목적을 위해) ~을 따로 놓아두다[챙겨 두다] e.g.) Tw..

● free Adverb (also "free of charge") 1-without payment - 옥스포드 e.g.) Children under five travel free. We will send you our booklet free of charge. Ref) [Oxford Collocations Dictionary] *verbs • become *adverb • absolutely, completely, entirely *phrases • for free | • free of charge *preposition • for ● free Adjective 3-costing nothing - 옥스포드 : 무료의 *free to somebody *free for somebody *for free e..