People Flashcards
1
Q
generous to a fault
Our Airbnb host was kind, helpful and generous to a fault.
A
아주 너그러운, 인심이 후한
2
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heart of gold
Thank you for your kindness. You truly have a heart of gold.
A
자상한, 인정이 많은
person with a heart of gold라고 쓸 수도 있고, good heart도 비슷한 말
3
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all heart
You’re all heart.
A
마음이 넓은, 자상한
4
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give of oneself
A man who gives of himself so much can’t be a bad person.
A
자신의 시간/노력/재능 등을 아낌없이 베풀다
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give ~ the shirt off one’s back
My father was a very caring person. He’d give the shirt off his back to anyone who needed it.
A
아낌없이 베풀다
주로 남자에게 사용
6
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hard as nails
I heard you’re going up against Samuel Brown in court today. He’s a skillful prosecutor, hard as nails.
A
굳센; 무정한, 냉정한
7
Q
heart of stone
He’s a grumpy old man with a heart of stone.
A
인정머리 없는
8
Q
cold fish
He can be a cold fish at times, but deep down he’s a warm-hearted man.
A
쌀쌀맞은
셰익스피어의 작품인 겨울 이야기(The Winter’s Tale)에서 처음 등장한 표현
9
Q
the ice queen
A: These terms are not negotiable. Take it or leave it.
B: But you’re forcing me to give up my company. No wonder they call you the ice queen.
A
감정 없이 도도하고 쌀쌀맞은 여자
10
Q
rip ~ off
- I got ripped off.
- I bought a watch online. The seller said it was in mint condition, but what I got had a few scratches. I feel he ripped me off.
A
~에게 바가지를 씌우다/사기를 치다
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pull a fast one on ~
The garage pulled a fast one on me by installing some knockoffs rather than genuine OEM parts.
A
~를 속이다
카드 게임에서 카드를 매우 빠른 속도로 섞으면 그 사이에 가짜 카드를 넣어도 상대는 모른다는 맥락에서 나온 표현
12
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pull the wool over someone’s eyes
They tried pull the wool over my eyes by recommending expensive repairs that weren’t needed.
A
속이다
13
Q
put one over on ~
Wait, it doesn’t look genuine. Why don’t you get it authenticated? They might have put one over on you.
A
~에게 사기를 치다
어떤 것 위에 다른 것을 덮어 속인다는 의미
14
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take ~ for a ride
Don’t sign the deal. The company is going down the drain. They’re trying to take you for a ride by dumping it on you.
A
~에게 사기를 치다
갱단들이 강제로 사람을 차에 태워 으슥한 곳에 데려가 협박하거나 죽이는 것에서 유래
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play ~ for a fool
Don’t play me for a fool. I can smell a fraud from a mile away.
A
사람을 가지고 놀다/속이려 하다
바보취급!
16
Q
be one’s own woman[man]
A: I’m grown man, Mom. I want to live a life of my own.
B: You want to be your own man. I get that. But that doesn’t have to mean leaving your family and the town you grew up in.
A
독립적이다
be one’s own boss: 개인 사업을 하다
be one’s own master: 자신의 운명을 스스로 책임지다
17
Q
strike out on one’s own
I admire you for being so independent. I can only imagine the strength and courage it took you to strike out on your own and set your own course.
A
(새로운 인생이나 사업 등을) 스스로 시작하다
18
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stand on one’s own two feet
A: If you ever need help, just ask. I have you back.
B: Thank you for that, but I need to stand on my own two feet.
A
혼자 힘으로 서다, 자립하다
19
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go it alone
Guests can join a guided tour or go it alone.
A
혼자 하다
go solo; 다른 사람의 도움 없이
20
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go one’s own way
Since we can’t seem to agree on so many things, I think it’s best we each go our own way.
A
자신의 길을 가다
독자적으로 자기가 하고 싶은 것을 하다
21
Q
freeload off (of) ~
freeload on ~
- You can freeload off the hotel’s wi-fi in the lobby.
- Too many foreigners are coming here to freeload on our healthcare system.
A
~에 무임승차 하다
22
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leech off (of) ~
Stop leeaching off people and start making a living on your own.
A
~를 거머리처럼 빨아 먹다
남의 것을 공짜로 쓰거나 얻어가는 것
23
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sponge off (of) ~
I want to earn a living on my own intead of sponging off of my parents.
A
~를 스펀지처럼 빨아들이다
주로 음식을 얻어먹거나 경제적으로 얹혀 산다는 의미
24
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people person
A
사람들과 어울리기 좋아하는 사람
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social butterfly
사교적인 사람
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like hanging out with people
사람들과 어울리기 좋아하다
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easy to be around[with]
같이 있기 편한
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party person
모임을 좋아하는 사람
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the life of the party
모임을 주도하는 사람
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come[break] out of one's shell
친화적이 되다
| 껍질을 깨고 나와
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go into one's shell
사람들과 어울리지 않고 혼자 지내다
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keep to oneself
## Footnote
Suzi keeps to herself, doesn't talk much, doesn't mingle with other students, and has only a handful of people she interacts with on a personal level.
혼자 있기를 좋아하다
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prefer one's own company
## Footnote
I think it's the writer in me, but I prefer my own company to that of others.
혼자 있는 것을 좋아하다
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like being on one's own
## Footnote
As a solo traveler, I like being on my own. I like wandering around at my leisure and doing things I choose to do.
혼자 있는 걸 좋아하다
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lone wolf
## Footnote
The story is about a man named Jason. He is a lone wolf who works odd jobs and never stays in one place for long.
독립적이고 혼자 행동하는 성향을 가진 사람
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wallflower
혼자 있는 사람
| (주로 파티에서) 벽에 그려진 꽃처럼
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stick in the mud
융통성이 없어 노는 자리에 끼지 않는 사람
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square peg in a round hole
남과 어울리지 못하는 사람
| 둥근 구멍의 사각형 말뚝처럼
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social misfit
사회 부적응자
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social outcast
사회 낙오자
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blow one's own horn
## Footnote
Jack likes to blow his own horn, but he's actually pretty good at what he does. We've got to give him that.
자기 자랑을 하다
| 중세 시대에 군대가 돌아오면 나팔을 불어 승리와 귀환을 알리던 관습에서 비롯된 표현
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pat oneself on the back
## Footnote
You've done a great job, Pete. Pat yourself on the back. You've saved company a ton of money.
자화자찬하다
## Footnote
pat ~ on the back : 칭찬하다; 격려하다
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wrapped up in oneself
## Footnote
* He was so wrapped up in himself he didn't see he was hurting others.
* I've been too wrapped up in myself to care about what was happening to you.
자기만 아는, 이기적인;
생각에 파묻힌
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look out for number one
## Footnote
A: But what about me? Where does that leave me?
B: You know, that's you, always looking out for number one.
자기 일에만 관심있다,
이기적이다
| number 1은 자기 자신을 의미함
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With ~, it's "me, me, me."
## Footnote
Maggie's in this for herself. Make no mistake about it. That's how she always is. With her, it's just "me, me, me."
~는 '나, 나, 나'
이기적이다
| 뭐든지 '나'를 먼저 내세운다는 의미
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high and mighty
holier than thou
도덕적으로 남보다 우월한 척하는
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stuck up
## Footnote
Don't be so stuck-up.
으스대는
| 코를 높이 치켜들고 우월감을 나타내는 모습
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full of oneself
## Footnote
He comes off a little full of himself at first, but he's a good man at heart.
건방진
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too big for one's britches
## Footnote
I'm sorry, I got too big for my britches, but I know I can't do anything without you.
건방지게 구는
| '바지보다 몸이 크다'는 비유적 표현으로 스스로를 실제보다 더 중요하고 능력이 있다고 생각하는 것
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on one's high horse
## Footnote
A: Hey, don't get on you high horse with me.
B: I'm not on my high horse. I'm just laying out the facts as they are.
도덕적으로 남보다 우월한 듯 거만하게 행동하는
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bullheaded
hard-nosed
pigheaded
headstrong
고집 센
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have a hard head
## Footnote
Bill has such a hard head; once he makes up his mind about something, nothing can change it.
완고한, 고집 센
| hardheaded
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set in one's way
## Footnote
I know how stubborn and set in my ways I can be sometimes. So, thank you for having put up with me all these years.
오랫동안 해온 방식대로만 하려는
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look on the bright/dark side of
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glass-half-full/empty
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rose-colored glasses
## Footnote
I'm not the type of person to wear rose-colored glasses when it comes to relationships.
상황을 낙관적으로 보는 시각
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walk on the wild side
## Footnote
I never figured you for a free-spirited type who enjoys walking on the wild side.
위험한/모험적인/방탕한 행동을 하다
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off the beaten path
## Footnote
My favorite genre is mystery, but I'm always on the lookout for something off the beaten path.
사람이 많은 곳에서 벗어난,
일상적으로 즐기지 않는 색다른
## Footnote
beaten path: 다져진 길; 번화가, 전형적인 방식
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daredevil
## Footnote
He's such a daredevil. I'm worried he might do something reckless.
앞뒤 가리지 않는, 저돌적인,
모험을 즐기는
| 악마에게 맞설 정도로; 부정적 뉘앙스
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out of one's comfort zone
## Footnote
I seldom venture out of my comfort zone.
평소에 잘 하지 않는,
모험적인
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devil-may-care
무모한, 될 대로 되라는 식의
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down-to-earth
## Footnote
He's as down-to-earth and dependable as the next person.
현실적인
## Footnote
as ~ as the next person : 누구 못지않게 ~한
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have one's feet on the ground
## Footnote
* Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.
* I come from a family of hard-working farmers, so I have my feet on the ground.
현실적인
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starry-eyed
## Footnote
She's starry-eyed.
순진하게 비현실적인 꿈을 꾸는,
비현실적인 야망을 가진
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have one's head in the clouds
## Footnote
I'm not delusional. It's not like I have my head in the clouds.
실현 불가능한 생각을 하다,
몽상을 하다
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out of touch with reality
## Footnote
He's completely out of touch with reality. He needs professional help.
현실에서 동떨어진,
현실감을 잃은
## Footnote
out of touch with the real world는 사람뿐만 아니라 제도나 정책에 쓸 수 있음
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live in a fool's paradise
## Footnote
You're living in a fool's paradise if you think you can get away with this.
좋지 않은 상황을 좋다고 믿다,
현실을 모른다
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live in a dream world
## Footnote
If you think Jessie and I are ever going to get along, you're living in a dream world. We're like oil and water.
꿈나라에 살다
| 비현실적이거나 불가능한 생각[희망]을 가지고 있다는 의미.
## Footnote
* chase rainbows : 허황된 꿈이나 희망을 갖다
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(as) happy as a clam
행복한
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on cloud nine
아주 기쁜, 기분 좋은
| 미국 기상청이 분류했던 구름의 종류 중 9번 구름의 높이가 가장 높은 것에서 유래했다는 설이 있음
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walk on air
## Footnote
I feel like I'm walking on air.
(기분이) 날아갈 듯한
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in a good mood
기분이 좋은
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in high spirits
## Footnote
She was in high spirits.
기분이 아주 좋은
## Footnote
cf. in low spirits
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on top of the world
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over the moon
## Footnote
Josh will be over the moon when he finds out he's getting a baby brother.
행복한, 매우 들뜬
| 자장가 The cow jumped over the moon에서 유래
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psyched (up) about
신이 난, 흥분한
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pumped up about
(풍선처럼 부풀어) 기대하는, 흥분한
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out of sorts
## Footnote
Chicken soup is my go-to comfort food when I feel out of sorts.
기분이 안 좋은, 약간 짜증난, 우울한
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in a (blue) funk
## Footnote
When I'm in a funk for no reason, I go out with my friends or exercise.
우울한, 걱정스러운
| funk에는 우울, 걱정, 두려움이라는 의미가 있음
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down in the dumps
## Footnote
Jane has been down in the dumps since she broke up with Jack.
우울한, 기분이 더러운
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down in the mouth
## Footnote
Don't be so down in the mouth. Things go wrong all the time, Just put it down to experience.
침울해하는, 우울해하는
| 주로 내 감정보다 다른 사람의 감정에 대해 말할 때 사용함
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hangdog look
long face
## Footnote
* Don't give me that hangdog look.
* What's with the long face? I thought you'd be happy.
우울한[침울한, 풀 죽은] 표정
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bummed out
## Footnote
* The last time I went there, I was bummed out they not longer serve the chicken noodle soup.
* The lettuce in my burger was pretty old-looking, which was a bummer.
기분이 상한
| 불쾌하거나 실망스러운 일을 당해서
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let ~ down
## Footnote
If I let you down, I'm sorry.
~을 실망시키다
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throw[have] a (hissy) fit
## Footnote
If he finds out about this, he's going to throw a hissy fit.
씩씩대며 화내다
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blow up
## Footnote
We had an argument yesterday. I blew up and said some hurtful things to him.
터지다, 폭다
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blow a gasket
## Footnote
Heather is going to blow a gasket when she finds out you've been lying to her.
화를 내다
| gasket은 가스나 기름이 새어 나오지 않도록 자동차 엔진의 접합부 이음새를 메우는 부품. 이걸 날리면 차가 폭발한다!
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hit the roof
## Footnote
The boss is going to hit the roof when he hears we've lost the Straud account.
펄쩍 뛰며 화내다
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go berserk
go ballistic
버럭 화내다
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flip out
## Footnote
The customer flipped out and started screaming like a crazy person, threatening to sue us.
화나서 뒤집어지다
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lose it
## Footnote
I finally lost it and demanded my money back.
화를 터뜨리다, 이성을 잃다
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go off the deep end
## Footnote
After the divorce, John went off the deep end and started drinking heavily.
매우 화가 나서 이성을 잃다,
충격에 빠져 자제심을 잃다
| 우리말로 동굴 파며 들어가는 것 생각하면 좋을 듯
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fly off the handle
## Footnote
I want to apologize for flying off the handle yesterday. I don't know what came over me.
자제력을 잃고 화를 내다
| out of control
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drive ~ nuts
## Footnote
I bought my car from here three months ago, and I hear a rattling sound in the passenger doorm, which is driving me nuts.
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drive ~ up the wall
## Footnote
Two people were chaeeing with each other right behind me, and it drove me up the wall.
~를 짜증나게 하다
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get on someone's nerves
## Footnote
You keep making excuses for her, and it's starting to get on my nerves. Why do you keep sticking up for her?
## Footnote
stick up for: ~를 옹호하다
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get under someone's skin
## Footnote
Are you trying to get under my skin? Are you deliberately trying to provoke me into an argument?
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be getting to ~
~의 신경에 거슬리다,
짜증나게 하다
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rub ~ the wrong way
~의 비위를 거스르다,
짜증나게 하다
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on edge
## Footnote
Jessica, I'm a little on edge about the deal with Cadmon.
걱정되는, 초조한, 불안한
| 무엇에 대하여 초조한지 설며할 땐 about을 함께 사용함
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a bundle of nerves
## Footnote
Eric is a bundle of nerves about going to a new school.
신경과민인, 매우 불안한
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sweat bullets
## Footnote
I was sweating bullets while I waited for my test results.
불안한; 땀을 많이 흘리는
| 땀을 많이 흘려 총알처럼 보이는 장면 연상
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on pins and needles
## Footnote
I was on pins and needles about using their service because of some bad reviews. But it turned out to be the opposite.
불안한, 가시방석인
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scared to death
## Footnote
I'm scared to death of needles.
| * 무엇이 무서운지 말할 때는 뒤에 of 사용함
* freezing to death
* starving to death
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scared out of one's mind
## Footnote
That was my first time bungee-jumping, and I was scared out of my mind.
정신 나갈 정도로 무서운
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shake like a leaf
## Footnote
A: I was amazed how laid back you looked on stage.
B: Are you kidding? I was shaking like a leaf.
(무서워서) 몸을 떨다
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green with envy
## Footnote
You're just green with envy over his success.
질투하는
| 영어권에서는 질투나 시기를 하면 얼굴이 초록색이 된다고 생각함
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eaten up with jealousy
## Footnote
You sound like you're eaten up with jealousy, and it's such a negative emotion.
질투로 가득한
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sour grapes
## Footnote
That sounds like sour grapes.
시기심
| 사실은 부러우면서 겉으로는 안 그런 척 하는 모습
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hold a grudge
## Footnote
You're still holding a grudge against Mario for leaving you.
원한[앙심]을 품다
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hold ~ against
## Footnote
A: How can you do this to me? You sabotaged my business.
B: Hey, don't get so worked up. It's only business, nothing personal. I hope you don't hold it against me.
~를 이유로 ...를 나쁘게 보다,
~을 거론하여 비난하다
## Footnote
* worked up: 흥분한
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have it in for
## Footnote
Your ex-husband has it in for me, and he's out to destroy me.
원한[앙심]을 품다
## Footnote
* be out to: ~하려고 벼르다
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in good shape
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in top form
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fit as a fiddle
## Footnote
My father had a stroke a few months ago, but he's fit as a fiddle now.
건강한
| 허리가 들어가 군살이 없어 보이는 바이올린은 건강의 상징! (몸매와 상관 없음)
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right as rain
## Footnote
Just be sure to drink lots of fluids and rest, and you'll be feeling right as rain in no time.
상태가 좋은, 건강한
| 비가 많이 오는 영국에서는 오히려 비가 내리는 게 정상이라는 의미에서 비롯됐다는 설이 있음
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(all) bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
## Footnote
I've had such a good night's sleep I feel all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
생기넘치는, 원기왕성한
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under the weather
## Footnote
He was feeling a little under the weather.
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not feel (like) oneself
## Footnote
I'm not feeling myself today. I need to go home and lie down.
몸 상태가 안 좋다
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sick as a dog
## Footnote
The last time I went on a bender, I felt sick as a dog for a week.
몸이 안은
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wiped out
## Footnote
I'm wiped out. Let's call it a night.
지친, 녹초가 된, 기진맥진한
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worn out
## Footnote
* After a day of hiking, we were too worn out to go looking for a restaurant, so we just ordered room service.
* We had a blast at the park, and it wore us out.
피곤한, 기진맥진한
123
pooped (out)
## Footnote
I'm totally pooped. I think I'm going to stay in and catch up on sleep.
지친, 피곤한
| 격식있는 표현은 아님
124
tuckered out
## Footnote
We were all tuckered out from a day of skiing.
녹초가 된, 지친
124
burned out
## Footnote
I was burned out and run down.
(정신적 스트레스로) 지친, 피곤한
## Footnote
run down: 몸이 피곤한
124
dead on one's feet
## Footnote
A: I'm dead on my feet. Why don't we call it a day?
B: Yes, let's do that. I'm ready to drop, too.
서 있기 힘들 정도로 지친
125
hang by a thread
## Footnote
Josh has been in a crash and is now in the hospital, hanging by a thread.
위중한, 위독한
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hang in the balance
## Footnote
With my marriage falling apart and my career hanging in the balance, I feel like I've really hit rock bottom.
위태롭다, (앞날이) 불투명하다
127
touch-and-go
## Footnote
A: How did your mother's surgery go?
B: It was touch-and-go, but she pulled through.
불확실한, 위태로운
| 비행기가 제대로 랜딩하지 못하고 활주로를 터치했다가 다시 이륙하는 위험한 상황 연상
128
slip away
## Footnote
Their support gradually slipped away.
사라지다, 없어지다, 죽다
129
not long for this world
130
at death's door
죽음의 문턱에서, 빈사상태인
131
have one foot in the grave
## Footnote
When I had the flu last week, I felt like I had one foot in the grave.
곧 죽을 것 같다,
죽음이 임박하다
132
out of the woods
## Footnote
His heart function is improving. So, it's safe to say he's out of the woods now.
한 고비를 넘긴
133
pull through
## Footnote
A: How is he? Do you think he'll make it?
B: He pulled through before. He'll make it this time, too.
위독한 상태를 통과해 나오다,
위험을 이겨내다
134
turn the corner
## Footnote
It's too early to tell, but I'm sure he's turned the corner.
고비를 넘기다,
위험을 벗어나다
135
on the mend
## Footnote
While he's on the mend, his son is doing a great job running the company.
호전중인; 수리중인
136
(well) on the road to recovery
## Footnote
I'm glad to see you're on the road to recovery.
137
thick as thieves
## Footnote
Those in the IT Department are thick as thieves. They hang out together all the time.
친한, 가까운
| 범죄를 저지르기 위해 긴밀하게 협력하고 서로 의지하는 도둑들만큼 친밀한
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joined at the hip
## Footnote
A: You and Brian seem to be joined at the hip these days.
B: Yeah. We've discovered we share a lot of interests, so we're enjoing each other's company.
같이 다니는
| 엉덩이가 붙은 것처럼 같이 다닌다는 의미
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like two peas in a pod
## Footnote
A: How are Linda and Jessie getting along?
B: Like two peas in a pod. It's almost like they're real sisters.
친한, 사이가 좋은
| 외모가 닮은 두 사람을 묘사하거나 성격이나 취미/취향이 비슷해서 친하게 지내는 사이를 묘사함
140
have a weakness for
## Footnote
My grandfater sowed some wild oats in his youth. He had a weakness for poker and whiskey.
## Footnote
* sow one's wild oats: (젊을 때) 방탕하게 살다
141
have a soft spot for
## Footnote
Jerry has a soft spot for people in trouble and often goes out of his way to help them.
## Footnote
* go out of one's way to: 특별히 신경 써서 ~하다
142
have a taste for
## Footnote
I didn't have much of a taste for spicy food before coming to Korea.
143
(right) up one's alley
## Footnote
* Jack isn't up my alley.
* I signed up for the course because it seemd right up my alley.
취향인; 전문 분야인
144
get a kick out of -ing
## Footnote
As a child, I lived near an airport, and I used to get a kick out of watching airplanes flying.
~로부터 짜릿한 흥분을 얻다;
~을 즐기다
145
not care for
## Footnote
Just call me George. I don't care much for titles.
관심이 없다; 좋아하지 않다
146
put ~ off
## Footnote
The room wasn't too bad, but there were some things that really put me off.
~을 불쾌하게 하다, 역겹게 하다
147
turn someone's stomach
## Footnote
The thought of him getting off scot-free really turns my stomach.
| make ~ sick; sicken/disgust
## Footnote
* get off scot-free: 처벌을 모면하다
148
gross ~ out
## Footnote
The hotel was crawling with roaches. It still grosses me out to think about it.
149
not one's cup of tea
150
have a thing for
## Footnote
You don't have a thing for my sister, do you?
151
carry a torch for
## Footnote
I know you're still carrying a torch for her. You've never gotten over her.
152
have a crush on
## Footnote
When I was in high school, I had a crush on my math teacher.
153
fall in love (with)
## Footnote
Once, I fell in love with Victor. But, that's history now.
154
head over heels in love (with)
## Footnote
While I was bumming around Mexico after college, I fell head over heels in love with my wife.
madly in love with
155
go out (with)
## Footnote
I really like Philip. I want to ask him out, but do you think he'd go out with me?
156
go steady (with)
## Footnote
It's abouty you and Steve. Are you going steady or just friends?
157
get hitched (to)
## Footnote
You'd be lucky to get hitched to her. She's a keeper.
158
tie the knot
## Footnote
My grandfather and grandmother tied the knot again on their 50th anniversary.
159
walk down the aisle (with)
## Footnote
There's something I want to get off my chest before walking down the aisle with you.
160
on the rocks
## Footnote
I'm telling you, Joy is making a big mistake, going down the aisle with that scumbag. That marriage will most likely end up on the rocks.
(관계에) 문제가 있는, 어려움을 겪는;
(술/음료에) 얼음을 넣은
161
on shaky ground
## Footnote
Our partnership is already on shaky ground.
162
fall apart
## Footnote
* The family is falling apart.
* She's falling apart.
163
go down the tubes
## Footnote
* Should I let my relationship with him go down the tubes or give it one last chance?
* Everything I've worked for my whole life is going down the drain as we speak.
관계가 끝나다; (투자/경력/프로젝트 등) 망하다, 실패로 끝나다
| 사람 사이의 관계가 물처럼 빠져나가 버린다는 의미
## Footnote
* as we speak: (우리가 말하는) 지금
164
on the outs
## Footnote
He is on the outs with his family.
165
fall out with
## Footnote
What made you fall out with her?
166
have a falling-out (with)
## Footnote
Lifelong friends have a falling out when they both fall in love with the same woman.
167
make up (with)
## Footnote
We had an argument over something, and things kind of got out of hand. But we made up.
화해하다
| 무너진 관계를 다시 위로 쌓아서 만든다고 생각하면 됨
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make things right (with/between)
## Footnote
I know you hate me, but I want to make things right between us.
관계를 회복하다, 풀다
169
patch it up (with)
## Footnote
Your first priority is to patch it up with you father. Holding a grudge for such a long time isn't healthy.
(망가진 관계를) 회복하다, 수습하다
170
mend fences (with)
## Footnote
I've come to mend fences with you. What do you say we forgive and forget, and put all this behind us?
171
make peace (with)
## Footnote
I promised my mother on her deathbed that I'd find a way to make peace with my brother.
172
bury the hatchet (with)
## Footnote
I came to bury the hatchet, not to pick another fight with you.
화해하다
| 인디언 부족들이 싸움을 멈추고 화해할 때 무기로 쓰던 도끼를 땅에 묻던 관습에서 유래
173
break up (with)
## Footnote
Lucy told me you and Jason broke up.
174
break it off (with)
## Footnote
A: I heard Bill and you are engaged to be married.
B: No. We're not together anymore. I broke it off.
관계를 깨다
| break up에 비해 한쪽이 관계를 정리했다는 뉘앙스가 강함
175
look out for
## Footnote
Don't yell at me. I'm just tryting to look out for you.
~을 보살피다/살펴보다;
~를 조심하다
176
have someone's back
## Footnote
I have your back in this place.
어려울 때 도울 준비가 됐다,
~의 편이다
177
put oneself on the line
남을 위해 위험을 무릅쓰다
178
go out on a limb
위험을 무릅쓰다;
소수 의견을 소신껏 말하다
179
stick one's neck out
위험을 무릅다
180
walk[run] out on ~
## Footnote
* You're not my father. You walked out on your family.
* I'm sorry to run out on you, but I have to pick up Josie.
~를 두고 떠나다/빠져나가다
| run을 쓴 경우 모임/공동작업에서 다른 사람들을 두고 떠난다는 의미가 있음
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turn one's back on ~
## Footnote
* You can't turn your back on Julia. She's your sister, your only flesh and blood.
* I couldn't turn my back on an innocent person who was wrongfully accused.
알고 지내던 사람을 무시하다;
도움이 필요한 사람을 모른 체하다
182
leave ~ in the lurch
## Footnote
My secretary quit out of the blue, leaving me in the lurch.
~를 어려운 상황에 빠뜨리다/버리고 가다
| lurch는 프랑스 보드게임인 lourche에서 유래된 단어로 흔들림/요동침이라는 뜻
183
leave ~ high and dry
## Footnote
I'm through working with you. I'm sorry if this leaves you high and dry.
곤란한 상황에 두다
| 바다보다 높고 마른 곳에 남겨진 배를 연상
184
hang ~ out to dry
## Footnote
I booked a room two months ahead. Then, two days before arriving, they canceled the reservation. They basically hung me out to dry.
곤경에 처하게 하다; 약속을 깨다
| 빨래를 밖에 널어놓고 방치해 둔 장면 연상
185
bail out on ~
## Footnote
Wait. You can't bail out on me now. You made a promise, and you have to keep it.
상대방을 버리고 혼자 어려운 상황에서 빠져나가다; 같이 하던 일에서 혼자 빠지다; 계획에서 혼자 빠져나가다
| bail out은 추락하는 비행기에서 탈출하는 것인데 이를 비유적으로 사용한 표현
186
turn on ~
## Footnote
You're my best friend, and you turned on me. Do you have any idea how that feels?
187
sell ~ out
## Footnote
Can we trust her with this information? How can we be sure she won't sell us out?
(사람, 비밀 정보 등) 팔아 넘기다
188
throw ~ under the bus
## Footnote
He is notorious for throwing his subordinates under the bus whenever something goes wrong.
자신의 이익을 위하여 배신하다, 희생양으로 삼다
189
stab ~ in the back
## Footnote
If we go ahead with this, she'll feel stabbed in the back by us.
190
get back at
## Footnote
This is a good chance to get back at Kendall and bring his company down.
~에게 복수하다
191
get even with ~
even the score with ~
## Footnote
* Don't believe him. He's lying to get even with me for the brush-off I gave him the other day.
* Mark my word, Bill. I'm going to even the score with you, whatever it takes.
평등하게 하다, 복수하다
## Footnote
give ~ the brush-off: 무시하다/거절하다
192
settle a score with ~
## Footnote
The D.A. has a grudge against me, and he has started the investigation to settle the score with me.
앙갚음하다; 빚을 갚다[청산하다]
| 여기서 score는 점수가 아니라 갚아야 할 빚을 의미함
193
on the warpath
## Footnote
John has been on the warpath ever since he was fired from the company.
(어떤 일에 대해) 크게 화내다; (앙심을 품고) 벼르다
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