비법 담은 중학 영문법 Lite 3. Chapter 7

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fall in love with

~와 사랑에 빠지다
This book is about a girl who falls in love with a prince.

come up with

생각해내다, 제안하다
That’s the idea which/that he came up with to help others.

respect

v. 존경하다
The teacher whose students win awards was well respected.

disappear

v. 사라지다
A girl and her dog that had disappeared have not been found yet.

turn out

~인 것으로 밝혀지다
Everything that he had told us turned out to be true.

depend on

~에 의지하다
You are lucky to have friends whom you can depend on.

metropolitan

a. 대도시[수도]의
She grew up in Seoul, which is a metropolitan city.

truth

n. 진실, 진리
The truth is what I told you.

myth

n. 신화
The expression ‘Pandora’s Box’ comes from the Greek myth, and it tells about the trouble that curiosity can bring.

population

n. 인구
Seoul is the city where about 18 percent of the Korean population lives.

drop out

중퇴하다
Do you know (the reason) why he dropped out of school?

notice

v. ~을 알아채다, 주목하다
Everyone who was paying attention to the teacher noticed it.

pay attention to

~에 주목하다
Everyone who was paying attention to the teacher noticed it.

feast

n. 잔치, 연회
Invite whomever you meet at school to the feast. / Invite anyone whom you meet at school to the feast.

knock

v. (문을) 두드리다
Don’t open the door, whoever knocks on it.

recommend

v. 추천하다
I know a nice restaurant which/that my coworker recommended.

coworker

n. 같이 일하는 사람, 동료
I know a nice restaurant which/that my coworker recommended.

come across

우연히 마주치다
I asked her about the man whom/that she came across on the street.

belong to

~ 소유이다, ~에 속하다
The wallet dropped on the floor belongs to Mike.

origin

n. 기원
There are many words whose origins are from the names of people.

colony

n. 식민지
There was a time when Korea was a Japanese colony.

figure out

~을 알아내다, 이해하다
She couldn’t figure out the

way(혹은 how) he solved the problem.

produce

v. 생산하다
The company produced a new facial tissue and named it Kleenex, which became a common name people use to refer to any common facial tissue now.