|
번호 |
숙 어 |
설 명 |
| 301 | once in a while | 가끔 (occasionally)
* I go to the movies once in a while. |
| 302 | only a few | 매우 적은 (ver few)
* Only a few of them attended the party. |
| 303 | out of breath | 헐떡이며 (panting)
* He came running out of breath. |
| 304 | out of date | 구식의 (old-fashioned)
* Her dress is out of date. |
| 305 | out of order | 고장난 (not in working condition)
* This telephone is out of order. |
| 306 | out of place | 부적당한 (unsuitable)
* This room is out of place of reading. |
| 307 | out of question | 의심할 바 없는 (beyond doubt)
* Your success is out of question. |
| 308 | out of the question | 불가능한 (impossible)
* Your success is out of the question. |
| 309 | owe ~ to | ~은 ~의 덕택이다. (be indebted to)
* I owe my success to you. |
| 310 | owing to | ~ 때문에 (because of)
* He couldn't go owing to the heavy snow. |
| 311 | part from + 사람 | ~와 관계를 끊다. (separate oneself form)
* I have to part from my old friends. |
| 312 | part with + 사물 | (물건을) 남에게 주다. (give away)
* I parted with my old watch. |
| 313 | pass for | ~으로 통하다. (be regarded as , be taken for)
* He passes for a clever man here. |
| 314 | pay attention to | ~에 주의하다. (give attention to)
* You should pay attention to waht I say. |
| 315 | pick out | 선택하다, 고르다 (select, choose)
* I want to pick out a blue tie. |
| 316 | play a role | 역할을 하다. (play a part)
* I want to play an important role. |
| 317 | prevent ~from | 방해하여 못하게 하다. (keep ~ from)
* The rain prevented me from coming. |
| 318 | put off | 연기하다, 벗다. (postpone, hold over, take off)
* He put off the meeting till tomorrow.
Put off your hat in the room. |
| 319 | put on | 입다, 쓰다. (wear)
* He put on his coat, and went out. |
| 320 | put out | (불)끄다. (extinguish)
* The firemen put out the fire. |
| 321 | put up at | ~에 숙박하다. (stop at)
* We are going to put up at the inn. |
| 322 | put up with | 참다, ~을 견디다. (endure, bear, stand)
* I can't put up with such an insult. |
| 323 | quite a few | (꽤) 많은 (a good many)
* There are quite a few students in the class. |
| 324 | rain cats and dogs | 비가 억수같이 퍼붓다. (rain in torrents)
* It is raining cats and dogs outside. |
| 325 | read through | 통독하다. (read from beginning to the end)
* Have you ever read the book through? |
| 326 | recover from | ~에 회복하다. (get well)
* She recovered from her serious illness. |
| 327 | refer to | 언급하다 (speak of)
* She often refers to my aunt. |
| 328 | regard ~ as | ~을 ~으로 간주하다. (look on ~as)
* Don't regard him as a fool. |
| 329 | regardless of | ~에 상관없이, ~에도 불구하고 (without regard to)
* Regardless of his poverty, I respect him. |
| 330 | rely on (upon) | 믿다, 의존하다. (depend on, trust)
* I rely on him to help me. |
| 331 | remind A of B | A에게 B를 상기시키다. (put A in mind of B)
* She reminds me of my mother. |
| 332 | resort to | 자주 드나들다, 호소하다. (go frequently, adopt as means)
* He resorts to her house these days.
Don't resort to violence. |
| 333 | result from | ~에서 생기다. (happen from)
* Accidents result from carelessness. |
| 334 | result in | 결국 ~이 되다. (bring about)
* Poverty often results in crimes. |
| 335 | right away | 즉시, 곧 (immediately, at once)
* Go there right away. |
| 336 | right now | 즉시, 곧 (at once m right away)
* Clean the room right now. |
| 337 | rob A of B | A에게 B를 강탈하다. (deprive A of B)
* He robbed me of m watch. |
| 338 | run across | ~을 우연히 만나다. (find unexpectedly)
* I ran across my uncle at the station. |
| 339 | run into | 충돌하다. (collide with, run against)
* The train ran into the bus last night. |
| 340 | run out of | ~을 다 써버리다. (run short of, exhaust)
* The car ran out of oil. |
| 341 | run the risk | 위험을 무릅쓰다. (take risks)
* He ran the risk to save the child. |
| 342 | safe and sound | 무사히 (safely)
* He arrived here safe and sound. |
| 343 | search for [after] | ~을 찾다. (seek, try to find)
* They all went out to search for the lost child. |
| 344 | search into | 조사하다. (look into, examine)
* The police are trying to search into the matter. |
| 345 | second to none | 누구에게도 뒤지지 않는 (the best)
* My sister is second to none in mathematics. |
| 346 | see off | 전송하다 (accompany till one gets along)
* I have heen to the station to see her off. |
| 347 | set about | 시작하다 (start)
* He set about cleaning the house. |
| 348 | set in | (우기 등) 시작되다. (begin, statr)
* The rainy season has just set in. |
| 349 | set off | 출발하다 (start a journey or race)
* When do you set off on a trip? |
| 350 | set out | 시작하다, 떠나다. (set off, begin, start)
* He has no funds to set out with. |
수능 숙어
