Opening
The first thing you need when you start swimming lessons is a lot of water. You have to count on the water. You have to count on yourself and you have to have some faith and pretty soon you will be floating alone, enjoy the nice swim
gmp_20100428.zip모닝단어
1. pull out : 빼다, 뽑다 (depart especially driving)
Before you pull out, look both ways.
차를 빼기 전에 양쪽 다 살펴봐.
2. duck out : 조용히 빠져 나가다 (quickly and quietly go out)
I'm gonna duck out for a breath of fresh air.
나 신선한 공기 좀 마시러 나간다.
3. stay out : 집에 안 들어오다, 외박하다 (remain outside)
I'm not in the mood to stay out all night.
난 밤새 외박하고 싶은 기분 아니야.
영어 단어 풀이
1. pull out
To pull out. Well, let's think about this for a moment. A car or a truck is very very heavy.
It's difficult to move. The word 'pull' really does imply that something takes
strenghth and power. To pull out then when referring to driving means to
begin moving that heavy car, get it going up to speed, join the flow of traffice,
start moving.
2. duck out
Ah, duck well we know what a duck is. Ducks are very delicious of course.
However duck as a verb means to lower your head. You can imagine that
if you're very tall you need to go through a small doorway, you'll have to
duck your head, duck your body. Then to duck out means to kind of quietly.
Maybe even sneaking a little bit to go out quickly and quietly.
3. stay out
Well, we know the word 'stay' means to maintain or remain or continue.
So to stay out then simply don't go in, sty out, spend a lot of time outside.
John's Recap
"길동아~" Has anybody seen 길동? He disappeared. He said that he was just gonna
duck out for a few minutes and get a breath of fresh air, but he disappeared.
I guessed he decided to stay out. I took a look in the parking lot. His car was no there.
I guessed he pulled out and went for a ride. Who knows when he's coming back.
I hope he doesn't stay out all night.
Screen English
That might sound boring. 지루하게 들릴 수도 있을 거예요.
Russell I always get chocolate and he gets Butter Brickle.
전 항상 초콜릿, 아빠는 토피 아이스크림을 샀죠.
Then we sit on this one curb right outside,
그리곤 가게 밖 모퉁이에 앉아서,
and I count all the blue cars
전 파란 차를 세고,
and he counts all the red ones,
아빠는 빨간 차를 세는 거예요.
and whoever gets the most wins.
누구든 많이 세는 사람이 이기는 거죠.
I like that curb.
전 그 모퉁이가 좋아요.
That might sound boring,
재미없는 얘기일지도 모르지만,
but I think the boring stuff is the stuff I remember the most.
저한테 그 재미없는 일이 가장 기억에 남아요.
