1 | palatable[ˈpælətəbl] > palate |
맛있는, 마음에 드는 > 미각, 기호 |
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The truth is not always very palatable. Many airlines are working to make their food more palatable. unpalatable > 불쾌한, 입에 안 맞는 |
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2 | take the heat | 비난을 받다 | |
If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.(절이 싫으면 중이 떠나야) I will take the heat about that. |
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3 | get a rise out of someone | 약 올리다 | |
Enough to get a rise out of you.(약 올리는 짓은 그만할게.) | |||
4 | sneaky | 비열한, 교활한, 은밀한 | |
I just think it is a sneaky way for the teacher to find out about what we do outside of school. | |||
5 | decimal | 소수 | |
Don't forget the decimal point. | |||
6 | tweak | 잡아당기다, 비틀다 > 수정하다 |
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I think you’ll have to tweak these figures a little before you show them to the boss. | |||
7 | whisk | 휘젓다, 털어내다 | |
The drunken driver escaped in a whisk(잽싸게). Whisk until everything is well mixed. |
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8 | make a pact | 협약을 체결하다 | |
Let's make a pact and try to eat at least one piece of fruit a day! | |||
9 | walk on eggshells | 조심히 행동하다 | |
Everyone is afraid of him; they walk on eggshells when he's around. | |||
10 | jailbird | 죄수, 감옥에 제집 드나들 듯 하는 사람 | |
AMY WINEHOUSE has been banned from no-strings visits to her jailbird husband after he failed a drugs test. | |||
11 | stockade | 방책 | |
The stockade is now in the hands of Silver and his mates. | |||
12 | burglary | 절도, 빈집털이 | |
He began to finance his habit through burglary. > finance: 조달하다 |
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13 | exude[ɪɡ|zuːd] | 물씬 풍기다, 흘리다 | |
But this passion you exude is so infectious. | |||
14 | flashy | 호화로운, 현란한 | |
He specializes in flashy technique, without much depth. > 그는 별 깊이는 없고 현란한 기교에만 도가 텄다. |
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15 | showy | 현란한 | |
Her friends agree that fur is fine, she said, so long as it is not showy or dated. > 그녀의 말에 따르면 너무 화려하거나 구식 스타일만 아니라면 친구들 역시 모피 옷을 좋아한다고 한다. |
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16 | sleek | 윤이 나는, 매끈한 > 윤이 나게 하다 |
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a beautiful sports car with sleek lines | |||
17 | abash | 부끄럽게 하다 | |
Meredith felt abashed by her inability to remember her lines in the school. | |||
18 | disquiet | 불안, 동요 | |
There is considerable public disquiet about the safety of the new trains. | |||
19 | aberration | 전형적이지 않은 것 | |
The good meal we just had was an aberration. - 우리가 방금 먹은 음식은 정말 기이했다. |
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20 | go easy on | 관대하게 대하다 많이 쓰지 마라 |
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Please try to go easy on her. Go easy on the sugar. |
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21 | in over one’s head | 어쩔 수 없이 | |
While the water may be seen as eternal freedom, it is also serves as a universal symbol of getting in over one’s head. | |||
22 | wobble | 흔들리다 | |
Don’t wobble the table—I’m trying to write. | |||
23 | rock-bottom | 최저, 최악의 | |
The marriage had reached rock bottom. | |||
24 | unwavering | 변함없는, 확고한 | |
Much of the campaign's success was due to the unwavering support of the volunteer staff. | |||
25 | stocky | 다부진 | |
He is too small and stocky. Not my type. | |||
26 | out of woods | 위기에서 벗어나 | |
I am still not out of woods. | |||
27 | thanks for the pep talk | 격려해줘 고마워 | |
Anyway, thanks for the pep talk, it is of course just what is needed right now. | |||
28 | palsy | 마비, 중풍 | |
The old man has been laid up with palsy for ten years. | |||
29 | abase | 굴욕감을 느끼게 하다, 낮추다 = to humiliate, to humble |
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I abased myself before the principal because I figured I had to in order to keep from being expelled. > 쫓겨나지 않으려면 그렇게 해야 한다는 걸 알아서 교장 앞에서 비굴하게 행동했다. |
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30 | ineptitude | 기량 부족 | |
the ineptitude of the police in handling the situation | |||
31 | aegis | 방패, 보호, 비호 | |
That enterprise was able to grow rapidly under the aegis of the authorities. | |||
32 | relinquish[rɪˈlɪŋkwɪʃ] | 포기, 양도하다 | |
The cruel dictator refused to relinquish political power. I had to relinquish so much control in so many works. |
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33 | patriate | 본국으로 보내다 원래로 되돌리다 |
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34 | facade | 정면, 표면, 허울 | |
She managed to maintain a facade of indifference. > 그녀는 겉으로는 간신히 계속 무관심한 척 했다. |
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35 | invidious | 부당한 | |
We were in the invidious position of having to choose whether to break the law or risk lives. | |||
36 | mired | 수렁에 빠진 | |
The country was mired in recession. | |||
37 | remuneration | 보수 | |
They demanded adequate remuneration for their work. | |||
38 | abnegate | 자제하다, 거절하다 | |
Ascetics practice self-abnegation because they believe it will bring them closer to spiritual purity. - 금욕주의자들은 자기 억제를 통해 영적인 순수함에 더 가까이 이룰 수 있다고 믿기 때문에 이를 실천한다. |
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39 | oxymoron | 모순(어법) | |
Quietly protesting sounds like an oxymoron. | |||
40 | congener | 같은 성질, 착향료 | |
White drinks such as vodka and white wine have less congeners, a substance that adds to the hangover. > 하얀색의 음료들 예를 들면, 보드카나 화이트 와인은 착향료가 적다. 이 착향료들은 숙취를 유발한다. |
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41 | decadence[ˈdekədəns] | 타락, 퇴폐 | |
Decadence among the leadership is widespread. | |||
42 | splurge | 돈을 물 쓰듯 쓰기(다) | |
At the duty free shop, ready to splurge! | |||
43 | treasury | 재무부, 금고 | |
Becoming the Secretary of the Treasury was the consummation of his political life. | |||
44 | opportune | 적절한 | |
The offer could not have come at a more opportune moment. > 제의는 시의 적절했다. |
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45 | dither | 머무적거리다, 망설임 | |
Don’t get yourself in a dither over everything. I’m in a dither about who to invite. |
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46 | onward | 앞으로 나아가는 | |
Ticket prices include your flight and onward rail journey. > 표 값에는 항공료와 그 뒤의 기차 요금까지 포함되어 있다. |
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47 | abet | 부추기다, 교사하다 | |
In their efforts to steal millions from their clients, the dishonest bankers were abetted by the greed of the clients themselves. > 부정한 은행원들은 고객에게서 수배감ㄴ 달러를 훔치려 애를 썼는데, 이는 고객들 탐욕이 은행원들을 부추겼던 것이다. |
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48 | part with | 손을 떼다, 헤어지다 | |
I'm sorry to have to part with you. | |||
49 | succumb[səˈkʌm] | 굴복하다 | |
Several children have measles, and the others are bound to succumb. | |||
50 | down to the wire | 끝까지, 최후까지 | |
When we get down to the wire, we'll know better what to do. > 일단 최후의 순간까지 가게 되면 무엇을 해야 할지 분별이 갈 걸세. |
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