Study English 23.08.25 구동사 모음5

아래 유튜브에서 내게 필요한 내용 필기

https://youtu.be/by2DzA7vJFU?si=8pIaJQAdFs_v9KT0 

 

 

A fire broke out in the building.

Break out : (갑작스럽게) 발생하다

 

I broke out in a rash on my face!!

Break out : 뾰루지, 발진 등이 돋다

rash : 발진

pimple : 여드름

 

Protests broke out in the city. 

Korean war broke out in 1950

Break out : (전쟁, 시위 등이) 일어나다, 터지다

protest : 시위

 

He broke out of jail.

Break out : (~에서) 달아나다, 벗어나다

 

"Break out" : 어떤 제약, 고립, 또는 어려운 상황에서 벗어나려는 뉘앙스

종종 감옥, 병원, 군사적인 상황 등에서 사용되며, 특히 구금 또는 제약된 상황을 벗어나려고 할 때 사용

예문 : "The prisoners tried to break out of the jail last night."

"Run away" : 주로 더 일반적인 상황에서 사용되며, 어떤 장소나 상황을 떠나는 것을 나타냄
흔히 어린이가 집을 떠나거나, 동물이 주인 집을 떠나는 경우 등
"Run away"는 떠남을 더 강조하고 특별한 제약 상황에 국한되지 않음

예문 : "The child decided to run away from home."

 

The up to date dance is starting to catch on 유행하기 시작!

Catch on : 유행하다, 인기를 얻다

old-fashioned : 구식의 (=old, outdated)

up to date : 최신의 (=latest, new)

 

I decided to drop out of college and trust that it would all work out OK

Drop out : 중퇴하다

 

Let's eat out tonight.

Eat out : 외식하다

 

They fell out over a small thing.

Fall out over : (~ 로) 다투다

 

A button fell out of my shirt.

A spot fell out of his face.
The page fell out of the book.

Fall out of : (~에서) 떨어지다

 

Don't fill up your stomach on snacks before dinner.

Fill up : 가득 채우다

 

Please sit back and relax.

Sit back : 편히 앉다

 

I want to get away somewhere for the weekend.

Get away : 벗어나다

 

He got away with cheating on the test.

Get away with : (처벌 없이) 그냥 넘어가다

 

Don't try to get back at the manage. It's not worth it at all.

Get back at : (~에게) 복수하다

 

He finally got over his ex.

Get over : (~을) 극복하다

 

He ran over a streetlight.

Run over : (차로) 치다.

 

Can we run over today's schedule?

Run over : 대강 훑어보다.

 

We need to get along now if we want to catch the movie on time!

Get along : 떠나다 (진행하다)

"Head off" : 어떤 장소로 떠나 가는 것, 특히 출발점에서 다른 장소로 이동하는 상황을 의미

예문 : "I'm going to head off to the airport"
그리고 ChatCPT 는 get along 에 '떠나다'라는 의미가 없다고 큰 소리를 쳤다....

사전에 이리도 당당하게 나와있는데

 

 

We will sort out the paper by tomorrow.

Sort out : (~을) 정리하다, 처리하다

 

If you stick to the plan, everything will work out!

Stick to : (~를) 계속하다, 지키다

 

He took apart his computer to fix it.

Take apart : (~을) 분해하다, 분리하다

 

He tore up the letter after reading it.

Tear up : (~을) 찢다.

 

If I think back, I realize I made a mistake.

Think back : (과거를) 회상하다, 돌이켜 생각하다

 

"think back" : 과거를 기억하고 생각하는 것에 중점을 둠

예문 : Think back to your childhood 네 어릴 적으로 돌아가 생각해 봐

"look back" : 과거를 평가하고 그로부터 얻는 교훈에 중점을 둠

예문 : As we look back on the past year, we can see the progress we've made

작년을 돌아보면 우리가 얼마나 진전을 이루었는지 볼 수 있어

 

He decided not to pass up the job offer.

Pass up : (기회 등을) 놓치다, 포기하다

 

He pointed out my mistake.

Point out : 지적하다, 언급하다

 

The pain in my knee went away.

Go away : 가라앉다, 사라지다

 

I am going through a difficult time at work right now....

Go through : 경험하다, 겪다

 

They set about painting the walls in the living room.

Set about : 시작하다

 

Thankfully he started to come round and open his eyes.

Come round : (의식, 상태가) 회복되다

 

The alarm went off and the people got out of the building.

Ran away from the building as much as fast!

Go off : 알람이 울리다

 

His unique fashion stands out in a crowd.

Stand out : 돋보이다, 두드러지다.

 

They are moving out of this place next month.

Move in, Move out : 이사오다, 이사가다

 

He got his point across during the meeting.

Get across : (~을) 전달하다

 

We put off the meeting.

Put off : 연기하다

 

They put together the phone.

Put together : 조립하다, 만들다

 

I couldn't put up with manager's behavior.

Put up with : 참다, 견디다