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번호 |
숙 어 |
설 명 |
| 201 | in particular | 특히 (especially, particularly)
* I know one of the girls in particular. |
| 202 | in place of | ~의 대신에 (instead of)
* I went there in place of my teacher. |
| 203 | in private | 사적으로 (privately)
* I want to talk with you in private. |
| 204 | in proportion as+절 | ~에 비례하여 (in proportion to+명사, relative to)
* You will succeed in proportion to your effort. |
| 205 | in pursuit of | ~을 추구하여 (pursuing, seeking)
* We are in pursuiting of peace. |
| 206 | in the long run | 결국 (ultimately)
* In the long run he passed the examination. |
| 207 | in time | 조만간, 시간에 맞추어 (sooner or later, early enough)
* In time he will be able to speak English well.
He always arrives in time. |
| 208 | in token of | ~의 표시로 (as a sign of)
* He gave me a watch in token of gratitude. |
| 209 | in turns | 차례로 (alternately, in succession)
* Tom and Mary help me in turn. |
| 210 | in vain | 헛되이 (without the desired result)
* He tried in vain to succeed. |
| 211 | in want of | ~이 결핍(필요)하여 (in lack [need] of)
* This flower is in want of water.
He is in want of a used car. |
| 212 | inquire after | ~의 안부를 묻다. (ask after)
* He inquires after my father. |
| 213 | inquire for | ~을 요구하다. (ask for)
* He inquired for much money. |
| 214 | inquire into | 조사하다. (investigate)
* He inquired into the case. |
| 215 | into the bargain | 게다가 (moreover, in addition)
* She gave me a pen and a pencil into the bargain. |
| 216 | keep ~ from | ~을 하지 못하게 하다. (prevent ~from)
* The rain kept me from going there. |
| 217 | keep ~ in mind | 명심하다. (remember, bear in mind)
* Keep my name in mind. |
| 218 | keep an eye on | (주의깊게)지켜보다. (watch, guard)
* I kept an eye on the strange woman. |
| 219 | keep away from | ~에 가까이 하지 않다. (keep off, keep out)
* Keep away from such a mean boy. |
| 220 | keep good time | (시계가) 꼭 맞다. (run accurately)
* My watch keeps good time. |
| 221 | keep in touch with | 계속 접촉하다. (continue in communication with)
* He wants to keep in touch with me. |
| 222 | keep one's word | 약속을 지키다. (keep one's promise)
* I always keep my word. |
| 223 | keep up with | ~와 보조를 맞추다. (keep pace with)
* You have to keep up with the times. |
| 224 | know (or learn) ~ by heart | 기억하다, 암기하다. (memorize)
* You had better know this sentence by heart. |
| 225 | know A from B | A와B를 구별하다. (tell A form B)
* I can't know wheat from barley. |
| 226 | know better than to | ~할 만큼 바보는 아니다. (be not so foolish as to)
* I know better than to say so. |
| 227 | later on | 나중에 (afterward(s))
* See you later on. |
| 228 | lay aside | 저축하다. (lay by, but aside)
* You must lay aside some money for a rainy day. |
| 229 | lead to | ~을 가져오다, ~에 이르다. (produce, extend)
* It is said poverty often leads to crime.
This way leads to the park. |
| 230 | leave off | 그치다, 그만두다. (stop, discontinue)
* Leave off the work and go home. |
| 231 | leave out | 생략하다. (omit)
* I left out the next sentence. |
| 232 | lest ~ should | ~하지 않도록 (for fear that ~should)
* Hurry up lest you should be late. |
| 233 | let alone | ~은 말할 것도 없이 (to say nothing of)
* He speaks Spanish well let alone English. |
| 234 | let on | (비밀 등을)누설하다. (reveal)
* He knew the fact, but didn't let it on. |
| 235 | let up | 누그러지다,(비, 바람, 파도가)자다. (slacken)
* It continued to rain without letting up. |
| 236 | liable for | ~에 책임있는 (responsible for)
* He is liable for it. |
| 237 | lie in | ~에 있다, 존재하다. (consist in)
* Success lies in industry. |
| 238 | little by little | 조금씩 조금씩 (bit by bit)
* It is getting older little by little. |
| 239 | live on | 계속 살다, ~을 먹고 살다. (continue to live, have ~ as on's diet)
* What do they live on in Japan? |
| 240 | long for | 갈망하다. (yearn)
* We Koreans long for peace. |
| 241 | look after | 돌보다, 찾다. (take care of, seek after)
* She looks after the child. |
| 242 | look down upon(on) | 멸시하다. (despise)
* You should not look down upon the poor. |
| 243 | look for | 찾다. (search for, expect)
* He is looking for his pencil.
Everybody looks for a peaceful life. |
| 244 | look forward to | ~을 고대하다, 기대하다. (anticipate, expect)
* I am looking forward to seeing you soon. |
| 245 | look into | 조사하다. (investigate)
* We hope the police look into the accident. |
| 246 | look on | 방관하다, 간주하다. (be a spectator, regard)
* When an accident should happen, most people look on.
I look on him as an expert. |
| 247 | look out | 주의하다. (be careful)
* Look out for the running taxi. |
| 248 | look over | 검사하다, 묵과하다. (examine, pardon)
* Look over the book before buying. |
| 249 | look up | (사전에서)~을 찾아보다. (search for)
* We look up the new word in the dictionary. |
| 250 | look up to | 존경하다. (respect)
* We should look up to the old. |
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