유복하다 (be rich =be better off) * He is well off these days.
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be willing to
기꺼이 ∼하다 (be ready to) * I am willing to follow you.
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be willing to + V
기꺼이 ~하다 * He is willing to act the part of guide. I am quite willing to do anything for you.
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be wont to + V
~하는 습관이 있다 * He was wont to read a mystery in bed.
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bear in mind
기억하다 (remember, learn by heart) * It must be borne in mind that success depends on exertions.
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bear witness to
~을 증명하다 * I bear witness to having seen it. We can bear witness to her innocence.
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bear(keep, have) ~ in mind
명심하다 * This fact should be kept in mind. The great thing for us to keep in mind when a life storm breaks is that, no matter how violent, it is only temporary and that behind the clouds the sun is shining.
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before long
곧, 머지 않아 * We were tired of waiting and hoped the bus would come before long.
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behave oneself
처신하다, 예의바르게 행동하다 * He behaved himself like a gentleman. Behave yourself!
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behind one's back
남이 없는 데서, 뒷전에서 * It is a mean thing to speak ill of others behind their backs.
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behind the times
시대에 뒤떨어진 (out of date) * Those who do not read newspapers are apt to be behind the times.
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behind time
시간에 늦은 (late) * The train was 20 minutes behind time.
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believe in
(존재를) 믿다, 좋다고 믿다, (인격, 역량을) 믿다 * You should believe in God. I believe in early rising. I believe in you.
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belong to
~에 속하다, ~의 것이다 * A whale belongs to the animals.
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beside oneself
제 정신이 아닌 * He was beside himself with anger.
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beside the mark
빗나간, 예상대로 안된 * Your guess is beside the mark.
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between ourselves
우리끼리 이야기지만 (between you and me) * Let this be just between ourselves.
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between ourselves, between you and me
우리끼리 이야기지만 * Between ourselves he is a notorious liar.
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beware of
조심하다 * Beware of pickpockets! Beware of strangers.
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beyond description
말로 다 표현할 수 없는 (cannot be described) * The English countryside is beautiful beyond description.
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beyond one's means
분수에 맞지 않은 * He lives beyond his means.
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blame ~ for
~을 비난하다, 책망하다 * He blamed me for the accident. Fortune has very often been blamed for her blindness.
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boast of
자랑하다 (be proud of) * He never boasted of his success.
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break into
침입하다 * A robber broke into his house. He broke into tears(laughter).
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break out
갑자기 발생하다 (occur suddenly) * A fire broke out in a neighboring store last night.
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break up
(회의가)끝나다, 해산하다, (학교가)방학이 되다 * The meeting broke up in confusion. We'll break up for a vacation.
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break with
~을 버리다, 절교하다 * It is very hard to break with old habits. It caused me much grief that the two friends should break with one another.
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breathe one's last
숨이 끊어지다, 죽다 (die) * He breathed his last this morning at nine.
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bring ~ home to
~을 절실히 느끼게 하다 * These facts bring home to us how much we owe to science.
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bring about
발생시키다, 야기하다 (cause to happen) * His folly has brought about his ruin. Technological development has brought about a revolution in the present-day world.
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bring oneself to + V
~할 마음이 들다 * I can't bring myself to help him. I've got this but I can't bring myself to use it.
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bring up
기르다, 양육하다, 교육하다 * He was brought up by his uncle. She was brought up to behave politely.
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burst into
갑자기 시작하다 (begin suddenly) * She burst into tears at the news.
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burst into ~
갑자기 ~ 하기 시작하다 * She burst into laughter(tears).
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burst out ~ing
갑자기 ~ 하기 시작하다 * It was rude of us, I know, but we both burst out laughing.
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but that
만일 ~이 아니면 (if not) * But that I saw it, I could not have believed it. She would study abroad but that she is poor.
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by a hair's breadth
근소하게, 조금 * He escaped being killed by a hair's breadth during the war.
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by accident
우연히 (by chance, accidentally) * I met her by accident.
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by air
비행기로 * He went by air.
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by all means
어떤 일이 있어도, 좋고 말고요 (at all costs, certainly) * I'll come by all means. A: May I come? B: By all means.
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by and by
이윽고, 얼마 안 있어 (before long) * By and by it rained very hard.
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by any chance
혹시 * By any chance I should fail, I'll try it again.
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by degrees
점차로 (gradually) * I am learning by degrees. I therefore approached my chair by slow degrees to the fire.
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by dint of
~의 힘으로, ~에 의하여 (by means of) * He got the prize by dint of hard work.
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by far
단연 ( 주로 비교급, 최상급 강조함) * He is by far the best of all in our class. Skating and skiing are by far the most popular winter sports.
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by force
힘[폭력]으로 * They acted high-handedly by force of numbers.
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by halves
어중간하게 (incompletely) * Never do anything by halves.
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by land
육로로 * Some people, however, choose to go by land.
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by leaps and bounds
척척, 비약적으로 * Korea economy was once growing by leaps and bounds.
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by means of
~에 의하여 * We express our thoughts by means of words.
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