1. vocabulary: feelings
Gradable
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Ungradable(extreme)
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Modifiers:
Fairly, quite, very,
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Modifiers:
Absolutely, completely, totally
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really
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Surprised
amazed
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놀란
깜짝(크게) 놀
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astonished
[ə |stɒnɪ ʃt]
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깜짝(크게) 놀란
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interested
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관심있어 하는,
흥미있
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Fascinated (by)
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매료된, 매혹된
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=>Everyday
people are fascinated with seductive undressing. 세인들이 관심 갖는 것은 노출연기다
It’s a subject
that’s fascinated me for a long time.
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Impressive
Wonderful
fantastic
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Brilliant
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훌륭한, 멋있는
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happy
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Delighted
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아주 기뻐 하는
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cold
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Freezing
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angry
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furious
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몹시 화가난
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Scared (of)
Fearful (of)
Afraid (of) frightened (about/of)
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Terrified
(of sth/of doing sth))
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무서워, 두려워하는, 겁이
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sad
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Tragic
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비극적
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tired
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Exhausted
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horrible
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지긋지긋한,
끔찍
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Horrid
[|hɒrɪd]
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진저리 나는, 지독한.
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hot
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Boiling
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몹디 더운, 푹푹찌는
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funny
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Hilarious
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아주 우스운, 재미있
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dirty
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Filthy
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아주 더러운
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Big, huge
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Enormous
[ɪ|nɔ:məs]
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막대한, 거대한
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Nervous
worried
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초조한
걱정하는
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Anxious (about sth)
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불안해 하는, 염려하
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excited
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thrilled
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황홀해 하는
아주 흥분한
신이
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disappointed
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실망한
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gutted
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처참
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Embarrassed
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adj
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Satisfied
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Awkward
[|ɔ:kwəd]
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어색한,
서먹서먹한
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Relieved
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안도하는 다행으로 여기는
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feel relived: 안심하다. 한숨 돌리다.
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Frustrated
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좌절감을 느끼는,
불만스러워 하는
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Foolish
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*ing form: something that causes the feeling
=> How embarrassing! (situation is embarrassing.)
What was the most frustrated thing about it?
* ed form: feelings
=> I'm completely fascinated by them.
I'm really exausted.
I'm fairy tired, too.
I felt really embarrassed because I kept forgetting people's name.
I got very frustrated when I forgot the steps.
* feel: 특정한 의미일 경우를 제외하곤, 진행형은 쓰지 않는다.
1. 연결 동사 : I feel fine.
feel이 신체상태, 심리상태를 나타낼 경우에는, 뒤에 보어로 형용사(adj) 또는 명사(noun)가 온다!
eg) I feel fine.
Do you feel happy?
Andrew was beginning to feel cold.
When Louise realised what she had done, she felt a complete idiot.
2. 연결 동사 : That feels nice!
어떤 대상이 감각을 자극할 때도 feel 사용. 이 경우 진행형은 사용하지 않음.
eg) That feels nice
The glass felt cold against my lips.
* feel: 특정한 의미일 경우를 제외하곤, 진행형은 쓰지 않는다.
1. 연결 동사 : I feel fine.
feel이 신체상태, 심리상태를 나타낼 경우에는, 뒤에 보어로 형용사(adj) 또는 명사(noun)가 온다!
eg) I feel fine.
Do you feel happy?
Andrew was beginning to feel cold.
When Louise realised what she had done, she felt a complete idiot.
2. 연결 동사 : That feels nice!
어떤 대상이 감각을 자극할 때도 feel 사용. 이 경우 진행형은 사용하지 않음.
eg) That feels nice
The glass felt cold against my lips.
- Describe a time you felt really astonished.
- When was the last time you felt fascinated by something?
- Describe a time you saw something brilliant.
- Describe a time you were delighted by something.
- When was the last time you were freezing?
- Have you ever felt furious about something?
- Have you ever been terrified about something?
- Describe a tragic story/film you know.
- Do you feel really exhausted today?
- Describe a fantastic time you've had recently.
- Have you ever eaten something really horrid?
- Describe a time you were felt boiling.
- Have you seen any hilarious films recently?
- Describe something really filthy.
- What's the most enormous animal you've ever seen?
- Describe a time you felt really anxious.
- Have you ever been thrilled by a present you've received?
라벨: 1.2, 영어공부, British Council, it's a first, unit 1
Today's listening script was too much difficult to listen.
Speed was too fast, and the script was really long to catch it up.
But, one of us was very good at listening and understanding.
I really envy him.
Is this class suitable for me?
My level is enough to this school? I'm not sure.
I think I have to study harder than before!
라벨: 영어공부, British Council, ideal flatmates, UIMA, unit 1
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1. all + 복수명사
기본 상식인데 speaking할때는 의외로 신경쓰지 못하는 부분이 된다.(하긴, speaking할 때 뭔들 신경 쓰냐-.,- 완전 survival English, Konglish 작렬)
2. all + uncountable noun
ex) I like all music. (NOT every music)I've drunk all (of) the milk.
3. 어순
all (of) + determiner + noun*determiner: article(a, an, the)
possessive(my, your...)
a demonstrative adjective(this, that...)
compound relative pronoun(whichever, whatever)
indefinite pronoun as an adjective function(some, any, no, enough, every, each...)
사실, 이 어순 때문에 책을 all에 대해 찾아봤다. (reference; Practical English Usage)
나는 왠지 'put your all eggs'의 어순으로 쓸 것만 같았는데,
'put all your eggs'로 되어 있어서, 이번 기회에 정확히 어순을 알아두기로 했다.
your가 possessive로 determiner에 속하니, All + determiner + noun의 순서에 따라
'put all your eggs'가 되는군!
(그러나 왠지 speaking할때 내 멋대로 'your all....'로 말할까봐 불안하다)
아! 생각해보니, all of me 라는 jazz number가 있군!
ex) Julie spent all (of) the summer at home.
all (of) my life
4. every / all / whole 의 의미상의 차이
왜 every egg 또는 your whole eggs라는 쓰지 않을까?? 라는 의문을 가져보자면,의미 상에 다음과 같은 차이가 있다고 하는군.
*every egg(참고로 every는 determiner와 함께 쓰지 않는다는 사실을 새삼! 깨닫고...)
: every는 흔히 '예외 없이'라는 어감을 내포한다.
*all: 단수 명사 앞에서 '완전한', '~의 모든 부분'을 의미
복수 명사 앞에서 '모두'(every와 비슷)
*whole: 단수 명사 앞에서 '완전한, '~의 모든 부분'
복수 명사 앞에서 '완전한', '전부의' 의미.
뭔 소리냐. -.,-?
다음의 예를 보면 좀 이해가 된다.
ex) all day: 하루 종일
every day: 매일
All Indian tribes suffered from white settlement in America
(=Every indian tribe suffered....)
Whole Indian tribes were killed off. (=Complete tribes were killed off)
인디안 부족 중 살아남은 사람 없이 전부 살해 당했다는 의미.
[유용한 표현]
+ I'm counting up all my money.
* count up: ~을 다 세어 내다, 합계하다.
+ Could I borrow a hundred ponds, please?
borrow: 빌리다, 돈을 꾸다, 차용하다.
lend: 빌려주다, 대출하다. 주다.
나는 맨날 borrow하고 lend가 헷갈린다. @.,@
+ To invest in this new company my friend is setting up.
invest는 in하고 친하구나. 이런건 언제나 어렵다.
+ That sounds to me like a mobile phone.
+ Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
+ It's an expression that means you should never rely on just on plan because it could go wrong.
+ just in case: ~한 경우에 한해서(접속사적으로), 만약을 위해서
+ I should buy shares in a lot of different company.
+ Have you got the message?
+ What about for my other cracking good idea?
* cracking: adj) 기가막히게 좋은, 끝내주는
+ Watch out, that nearly hit me.
+ boil this egg.
(1) Vocabulary: personality
vocabulary
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meaning
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Cautious
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(of a person) careful to avoid potential problems or dangers
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=>a cautious driver
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Eccentric
[ɪk|sentrɪk]
(=odd, strange)
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(of a person or their behavior) unconventional and slightly strange
*unconventional: 인습/관습에 얽매이지 않는, 색다른, 독특
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=>He noted her eccentric appearance
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Flexible
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Ready and able to change so as to adapt to different circumstances
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Genuine
[|dƷenjuɪn]
(=Honest, frank, straight, faithful, truthful)
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(of a person, emotion. Or action)
sincere: 진솔하다.
*진짜의, 진품의
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Mean
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짓궂은, 심술궂은, 성질이 나쁜(rude)
인색한, 쩨쩨한(tight)
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=>He’s mean over(about) money
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Moody
(=touchy, testy, tetchy)
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(of a person)given to unpredictable changes of mood, especially sudden bouts of gloominess or sullenness.
* bout of: 한 바탕
* Sullenness 시무룩함, 뚱함. (in sullenness시무룩한 얼굴을 하고)
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Naïve
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(경험・지식 부족 등으로) 순진해 빠진,
(모자랄 정도로) 순진한.
(of a person or action) showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement.
(of a person) natural and unaffected, innocent.
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Sympathetic
[|sɪmpə|θetɪk]
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(of a person) feeling of understanding between people.
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Trustworthy
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신뢰할 수 있는
able to be relied on as honest or truthful
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Witty
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Showing or characterized by quick and inventive verbal humour.
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A people-person
(Extroverted person
outgoing)
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A person who enjoys or is particularly good at interacting with others.
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=>I’m a people person and love inviting friends round and cooking for them.
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A good laugh
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Very funny
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=>People say I’m a good laugh but I can be pretty serious too.
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A geek
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An unfashionable or socially inept person
*inept: 서투
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=>I’m not a computer geek.
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Be out until the early hours
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=>I’m often out until the early hours because of late night gigs with the band.
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Be particular about
(Fastidious: 세심한, 꼼꼼
Strict, difficult)
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~에 까다롭게 굴다
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=>I am very particular about order,
especially in the kitchen.
I’m particular about one’s appearance.
I’m particular about food.(입이 까다롭다)
I’m particular about formality(형식을 중시하다)
He’s very particular about punctuality.
(시간엄수를 중요시 하다. )
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Be into (sth)
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~에 관심이 많다.
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=> I’m really into theatre.
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Pull one’s weight
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자기 역할을 다 하다.
Do one’s fair share of work
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=> I get annoyed if people don’t pull their weight around the house.
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Be down-to-earth
(realistic)
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=>I’m very sensible and practical, really down-to-earth.
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Keep (oneself) to oneself
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남과 어울리지 않는다. 혼자 지내다.
Avoid contact with others
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=> I’m not unfriendly but I tend to keep myself to myself.
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Tight fisted
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Not willing to spend or give much money.
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=>I’m not tight-fisted, I don’t mind paying my share
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Fiery
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성격이 불같다.
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라벨: 영어공부, British Council, ideal flatmates, UIMA, unit 1
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