태뽕이의 자기계발 & 경력개발

Supporting someone's opinion When you're discussing something, the person you're talking with will use different phrases to state their opinions and seek agreement. There are a number of ways you can agree with them. Have a look at these examples. A: It goes without saying that our company is too top-heavy. B: I know exactly what you mean. A: You and I both know that we have to restructure the c..

Use expressions with be, need or say to make proposals that you feel very strongly or confident about. Mutual trust is a key element. I say we require that departments communicate more frequently. Use expressions like these to make proposals more tentatively: What if we carry out an analysis? I'd like to analyze the internal and external threats first. You can use expressions with propose and su..

[SICILY] The budgeting plan was quite effective last month. [JIM] I couldn't agree more. Is there anything left on the agenda? [SICILY] It's apparent the current hierarchy is the problem with communication and needs to be flattened. [SICILY] Just look at the facts. [SICILY] You and I both know the company is top-heavy. • top-heavy 1-too heavy at the top and therefore likely to fall : 상부가 너무 무거운 ..

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12일차. ♣ Unit 2. Corporate culture - LESSON 1 DESCRIBING YOUR COMPANY'S CULTURE - [Confusable verbs] ※ Confusable verbs Some verbs look similar and have similar, but not identical, meanings. They are often confused and used incorrectly. It may help to remember which verb takes an object and which doesn't. Lie can mean 'to recline.' It does not take a direct object. Lay can mean 'to place' or 'to ..

11일차. ♣ Unit 2. Corporate culture - LESSON 1 DESCRIBING YOUR COMPANY'S CULTURE - [Corporate culture] [INTERVIEWER] What are your thoughts about corporate social responsibility, [INTERVIEWER] and what guidance can you give the students as a, as a parting statement? • parting /ˈpɑːrtɪŋ/ [only before noun] -said or done by somebody as they leave : [명사 앞에만 씀] 이별[작별]의 e.g.) a parting kiss 이별의 입맞춤 His..

중급 14. 사용빈도 1억 영어실수백신. 보너스 2 표현 (61-99) 61. I cracked up! 나 빵 터졌어 ㅋㅋ. 62. I'll keep you posted. 진행상황을 계속 알려 줄게요. 63. That's sick~! 오~ 쥐기네예! 64. That's low. 치사해. 야비해. • low 12-not honest. (of a person) not honest SYNONYM disreputable /dɪsˈrepjətəbl/ : (사람이) 치사한, 질 낮은 e.g.) He mixes with some pretty low types. 그는 약간 질 낮은 사람들과 어울린다. 65. It looks too matchy-matchy. 너무 깔 맞춤이다, 야. • matchy-matchy used..

중급 13 사용빈도 1억 영어실수백신. 보너스 2 표현 (31-60) 31. Or not. 뭐, 아님 말고. 32. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. 어느 걸로 할까요 알아 맞혀 봅시다 딩동댕~. 33. Give me five. 하이파이브! 34. This will do. 이 정도면 되겟어. 35. Will do. 응 그럴게. 36. I'm lost for words. (놀라서) 할 말을 잃었어.. 37. He backstabbed me. 걔가 내 뒤통수를 쳤어. 38. What are you, a doctor? 너가 뭔데. 니가 뭐 의사야? 39. We'll see. 두고 보면 알게 되겠지 40. Mind your own business! 너나 잘해라, 니 일이나 신경 써. • MYOB /ˌe..

Dear Jaime, We were so sad to hear of your illness. Everyone here misses you, and our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. If there's anything we can do, just let us know. In sympathy, Anthony.

• bereavement /bɪˈriːvmənt/ 1-[uncountable] the state of having lost a relative or close friend because they have died : U 사별 e.g.) the pain of an emotional crisis such as divorce or bereavement 이혼이나 사별 같은 정서적 위기로 인한 고통 a sense of bereavement learning to cope with bereavement bereavement counselling 2-[countable] the death of a relative or close friend : C 가족[친지]의 사망, 상 e.g.) A family bereavemen..