애써 나아가다, 도달하다 * Rivers find their way to the sea. We found our way to the town.
452
first of all
무엇보다도 (above all, before anything else) * One will be judged by one's appearance first of all.
453
flatter oneself that
마음속으로 ~라고 생각하다, ~라고 자부하다 * He flattered himself that he would win the race. She flatters herself that she is the most beautiful girl in her school
454
fold one's arms
팔짱을 끼다 (cross one's arms) * He folded his arms about the neck of opponent.
455
for (all) the world
결코, 무슨 일이 있더라도 * I wouldn't do it for the world.
456
for (this) once
한번만은 * I wish for once in my life to see the grand scenery.
457
for a change of air
전지요양을 하기 위하여 * She went to the sea for a change of air.
458
for a rainy day ~, against a rainy day
만일의 재난에 대비하여 * Keep something for a rainy day. I'm saving up for a rainy day.
459
for a time
잠시동안 (for a while) * He was for a time a professor at Cambridge.
460
for ages
오랫동안 (for years, for a long time) * I haven't seen you for ages.
461
for all
~에도 불구하고 (in spite of) * For all his wealth, he wouldn't give a penny.
462
for all I know
아마 (perhaps) * He may be a good man for all I know.
463
for certain
틀림없이 (certainly) * I cannot say for certain when he will arrive.
464
for ever
영원히 * The opportunity once lost, is lost for ever.
465
for example
예를 들어 (for instance) * Many great men have risen from poverty, Lincoln and Edison, for example.
466
for fear (that) ~ should ~
~하지 않도록 (lest ~ should~) * You must work hard for fear you should fail.
467
for God's sake
제발 * For God's sake, come and help me out of this trouble.
468
for good (and all)
영원히, 이것을 마지막으로 * I am going for good (and all). I shall never forget your kindness for good.
469
for good or ill
좋든 나쁘든 * We were obliged to leave everything to fate for good or ill.
470
for my part
나로서는 (as for me, as far as I am concerned) * For my part I have no objection to it.
471
for nothing
헛되이, 이유없이, 공짜로 (in vain, without reason, without payment) * I got the ticket for nothing.
472
for one thing
우선, 첫째는 (in the first place) * For one thing, he drinks.
473
for one's age
나이에 비해서 (considering one's age) * He look older for his age.
474
for one's life
필사적으로 (desperately) * He ran for his life.
475
for oneself
혼자 힘으로, 스스로 (without other's help) * Man in ancient times had to do almost everything for himself.
476
for sale
팔려고 내놓은 * Not for sale. Taking the picture to a collector, he offered it for sale.
477
for short
줄여서, 간단하게 말하면 (for brevity's sake) * Thomas is called 'Tom' for short.
478
for sure
확실히 * I know for sure that I don't want to be a singer.
479
for sure, for certain
확실히 * I don't know for certain the name of the man.
480
for the ~ing
~하기만 하면 * You can have a copy for the asking.
481
for the benefit of
~을 위하여, ~의 이익을 위하여 (for the sake of) * In every town there are things done for the benefit of the town. We have learned to join with other nations in helpful efforts for the benefit of all.
482
for the first time
처음으로 * He disobeyed his parents for the first time in his life.
483
for the life of me
아무리 해도 (however hard I try) * I cannot for the life of me remember where I met her.
484
for the life of one
아무리 해도(않다) * I can't, for the life of me, think of her name.
485
for the most part
대부분, 대개 (mostly) * The life of man in this world is, for the most part, a life of work.
486
for the purpose of
~을 할 목적으로 (with the aim of) * He has bought a lot for the purpose of building a house.
487
for the sake of
~를 위하여 (for the benefit of) * They fought for the sake of democracy.
488
for the sake of, for one's sake
~을 위하여 * I'll help you for the sake of our old friendship. For your sake I would do anything.
489
for the time (being), for the present
당분간 * The matter has been settled for the time being. This will be enough for the present.
490
for the time being
당분간 * The marriage must be put off for the time being.
491
for want of
~이 부족하여 (for lack of) * Plants died for want of water.
492
for want of, for lack of
~의 부족 때문에, ~이 없기 때문에 * For want of sleep she is in low spirits. This plant is dying for lack of water.
493
frankly speaking, to be frank with you
솔직히 말해서 * Frankly speaking the state was greatly misunderstood by foreign powers.
494
free from
~이 없는 (without) * The streets are free from dust.
495
fresh from
~에서 갓 나온 * He is a strong healthy youth fresh from college.
496
from hand to mouth
하루 벌어 하루 먹는 * Most of the laborers are living from hand to mouth.
497
from side to side
좌우로 * A strange man was walking from side to side in the road.
498
from time to time
때때로 (occasionally, once in a while) * From time to time he kicked the yellow terrier, but it was the bulldog which bit him.
499
from year to year
해마다 (year by year, year after year) * There is a considerable increase in population from year to year.
500
furnish ~ with
~에 ~을 공급하다 (supply ~ with) * Nature furnishes the artists with various materials. He furnished the poor with food and clothes.
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