gmp_20100419.zip<모닝단어>
hang out: 어울려놀다, 시간을 보내다 chill out: 긴장을 풀다 sign out: 서명하고 가지고 나가다 come out:출시하다, 출시되다 chicken out:꽁무니 빼다, 무서워서 손을떼다 zone out:의식을 잃다 take out:밖에 내놓다 sit out:건너뛰다 walk out:떠나다 walk out(파업) print out:인쇄하다 suss out:알아내다 tune out:무시하다.
1. freak out : 기겁하다, 엄청나게 당황하다 (get crazily upset)
I'd freak out if I lost my cell.
휴대전화 잃어버리면 난 미쳐버릴 거야.
2. sell out : 다 팔리다, 매진되다 (sell all of an item)
The band hopes to sell out their new CD.
그 밴드는 자신들의 새 음반을 다 팔기를 바라고 있어.
3. drown out : ~보다 시끄럽다 (be so much louder than)
My dad's snoring can drown out a rock band!
우리 아빠 코 고는 소리는 록 밴드 뺨치게 시끄러워!
영어 단어 풀이
1. freak out
f.r.e.a.k, Freak as a noun, freak means almost like a monster, something this is very, very strange and unusual. in verb form then, to freak out means to lose control of your control. in a negative way it means to be very very angry or upset. in a positive way it could be so excited and very very happy.
기겁을 하고 놀라다, 엄청 좋아하다.
2. sell out
'sell' in the world of marketing, in business, of course we buy or we sell all the time no more remaining It's all gone. 다팔리다, 매진되다.
3. drown out
Ah, well this sound is very scary, doesn't it? To drown in water,then, is to die in water.
However to drown out simply means A is louder than B.
A is able to be so loud. You can not hear B anymore.
John's Recap
Well, I hope you remember that 길동 and his wife 민희 decided to go into business.
And they made that little shop selling, of course, you remember what they're selling?
소라 and 번데기. Yes right there they had a 번데기 shop.
Well, they were very very worried at first and 길동 was expressing his worries
but fortunately they were able to sell out everything.
They made a lot of money and 민희 was freaking out and jumping for joy and so happy.
She was able to drown out 길동's worry comments with her happy scream, "Yahoo~"
Screen English
I never actually built a tent before. 실은 텐트 한 번도 안 쳐 봤어요.
Russell I never actually built aa tent before.
저 실은 텐트 한 번도 안 쳐 봤어요.
There, I said it.
휴, 드디어 털어놨네.
Carl You've been camping before, haven't you?
야영은 가 봤겠지?
Russell Well, never outside.
아니요, 밖에선 한 번도요.
Carl Well, why didn't you sak your dad how to build a tent?
아빠한테 텐트 치는 법을 여쭤보지 그랬니?
Russell I don't think he wants to talk about this stuff.
이런 얘긴 하고 싶어 하지 않으실 거예요.
Carl Well, why don't you try him some time?
언제 한번 여쭤보렴.
I may not have a mention 나에게 대저택이 없을지도 몰라요.
I haven't any land
not a paper dollar
to clinkle in my hand(손으로 구기다)
but I can show you mornings
from a thousand hills
and kiss you
and give you 7 daffodils(수선화)
<T.P.L>
Pattern Talk
10분뒤에 ~가 있어요.
I have a meeting in 10 minutes.
10분 뒤에 회의가 있어요.
I have a test in 10 minutes.
10분 뒤에 시험이 있어요.
I have a class in 10 minutes.
10분 뒤에 수업이 있어요.
I have a reservation in 10 minutes.
10분 뒤에 예약이 있어요.
I have an appointment in 10 minutes.
10분뒤에 약속이 있어서요.
Role Play
A: Can I help you, mam?
도와드릴까요?
B: Hi, I have an appointment in 10 minutes.
10분뒤에 약속이 있어서요.
A: Oh, you must be Kate. Please have a seat.
아, 케이트양이시군요. 앉으세요.
<Learn More>
break the ice. 침묵을 깨다, 어색한 분위기를 깨다.
A: Let's play a little game just to break the ice.
분위기도 띄울겸 게임이나 하나하죠.
B: Why not? Sounds good!
왜 안되겠어요? 좋아요!
