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번호 |
숙 어 |
설 명 |
| 151 | for want of | ~이 부족하여 (for lack of)
* The tree is going to die for want of water. |
| 152 | free from | ~이 없는 (without)
* He is free from care. |
| 153 | from now on | 금후, 이제부터 (after this, in future)
* I will do my best from now on. |
| 154 | furnish A with B | A에게 B를 공급하다. (supply A with B, provide A with B)
* He furnished the beggar with some food. |
| 155 | get along | 전진하다, 성공하다. (progress, succeed, manage)
* I am not getting along in physics.
How are you getting along thesedays? |
| 156 | get away | 가 버리다 (escape, go away)
* He got away from his home. |
| 157 | get back | 돌아오다. (return)
* He will never get back to Korea. |
| 158 | get in touch with | 과 접촉하다. (communicate with)
* I tried in vain to get in touch with him. |
| 159 | get off | 내리다, (차, 말 등) (leave, descend from)
* She always gets off the bus at the same place. |
| 160 | get on | 타다. (board, mount)
* He often gets on the bus here. |
| 161 | get over | 회복하다, 극복하다. (recover from, overcome)
* My father got over his illness.
At last he got over the difficulty. |
| 162 | get rid of | 제거하다. (eliminate)
* Get rid of the rats. |
| 163 | get the better of | 이기다. (win)
* He got the better of me in the game. |
| 164 | get the worst of | 지다. (lose)
* He always gets the worst of me in anything. |
| 165 | get through | 끝내다. (finish)
* I have to get through the task by five. |
| 166 | get used to | ~에 익숙해 지다. (get accustomed to)
* He will be sure to get used to the habit there. |
| 167 | get well | 완쾌되다. (recover)
* He will get well soon. |
| 168 | give away | 남에게 주어버리다, 분배하다. (give freely, distribute)
* He gave away anything he had. |
| 169 | give in | 제출하다, 항복하다. (hand in, surrender)
* He didn't give in his papers in time.
The enemy gave in. |
| 170 | give oneself to | 에 몰두하다. (devote oneself to)
* He gave himself to helping the poor. |
| 171 | give rise to | 일으키다. (cause)
* The problem gave rise to the serious effects. |
| 172 | give up | 포기하다, 항복하다. (abandon, surrender)
* He gave up his plan. |
| 173 | go off | 폭발하다, 갑자기 떠나다. (explode, leave suddenly)
* The gun went off by accident.
They went off without a word. |
| 174 | go on | 계속하다. (continue)
* Please go on talking. |
| 175 | go over | 반복하다, 검사하다. (repeat, examine)
* Go over what you have read. |
| 176 | go through | (고통을)겪다, 통과하다. (undergo, pass through)
* We have to go through the difficulty.
The train just went through the tunnel. |
| 177 | had better | ~하는 편이 낫다. (be advisable to)
* you had better consult a doctor. |
| 178 | hand over | 양도하다. (give over)
* He handed over everything to his wife. |
| 179 | happen to | 우연히 ~하다. (chance to)
* I happened to meet her in the bus. |
| 180 | hard of hearing | 귀가 먼 (partially deaf)
* He must be hard of hearing. |
| 181 | have (시간) off | 쉬다. (have free time)
* You can have tomorrow off. |
| 182 | have a mind to | ~하고 싶다. (feel inclined to)
* He has a mind to marry her. |
| 183 | have done with | ~을 끝내다. (finish)
* Try to have done with the work within a week. |
| 184 | have got to | ~해야 한다. (have to, must)
* I have got to return the book. |
| 185 | have on | 입고 있다. (be wearing)
* She has a hat on. |
| 186 | have one's own way | 마음대로 하다. (do what one wishes)
* He always has his own way in everything. |
| 187 | hear from | ~로부터 소식을 듣다. (receive news from)
* I have never heard from him of late. |
| 188 | hear of | 소문을 듣다. (learn by report)
* She never heard of her son. |
| 189 | help oneself to | ~을 마음대로 (eat or take enough)
* Please help yourself to the cake. |
| 190 | hit upon | (우연히) 눈에 띄다. (come upon, occur to)
* I hit upon a strange flower.
He hit upon a good idea. |
| 191 | ill at ease | 불편한 (uncomfortable)
* She always feels ill at ease with him. |
| 192 | in a little while | 곧 (in haste)
* I will be back in a little while. |
| 193 | in a measure | 어느 정도 (in a certain degree)
* He is in measure a poet. |
| 194 | in a sense | 어느 의미로는, 어느 정도까지 (in a certain meaning)
* He is in a sense happy. |
| 195 | in addition to | ~뿐만 아니라, 부가하여 (besides, as well as)
* In addition to her beauty she is clever. |
| 196 | in advance | 미리 (beforehand)
* We got paid in advance. |
| 197 | in any case | 어쨌든, 하여튼 (anyhow, at all event)
* In any case you had better go there. |
| 198 | in fact | 사실상 (as a matter of fact, really)
* He is, in fact, a man of ability. |
| 199 | in general | 대개 (as a rule, usually)
* In general the students are rich. |
| 200 | in need | 궁핍한 (in poverty, in misfortune)
* They say a friend in need is a friend indeed. |
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