티쳐스스쿨 전화영어 511일 오늘의 복습(15가지 영어 슬랭 표현들 in 2020)

Onset (noun) : 언셋 ; (특히 불쾌한 일의) 시작

Beginning

Ex: Crocuses bloom at the onset of spring, sometimes even before the snow melts.

 

hurdle : 헐들 ; 허들 ; 장애물 ; ~을 뛰어넘다 

sanction : 생션 ; 제재 ; 허가 ; 승인 ; 인가하다 

vacancy : 베이컨시 ; 결원 ; 빈 방 ; 멍함 

 

Clear the decks : (불필요한 것들을 없애고) 활동[행사]에 대비하다

If you clear the decks for something, you remove all hurdles to get started on that work.

Ex: By sanctioning the budget and filling in the vacancies, the committee has cleared the decks for our new office.

 

acronym : 에크러늠 ; 두문자어(단어의 머리글자로 만든말)

groom : 1. (동물을) 손질하다2. (가죽털 등을) 다듬다3. 마부, 말 사육 담당자

pith : 골자 ; 핵심 ; 요점 

hyperbolic : 하이펄발릭 ; 쌍곡선의 ; 과장된 

quarantine : 쿼런틴 ;  (전염병 확산을 막기 위한 동물사람의) 격리 ; 격리하다

assertive : 어썰디브 ; 적극적인 ; 확신에 찬 

sneaky : 교활한 ; 엉큼한 

suspect : 의심하다 ; 수상쩍어하다 ; 용의자 

remark : 발언 ; 주목 ; 언급하다 

furious : 쀼리어스 ; 몹시 화가 난 ; 맹렬한 

 

Inflammatory (adj) : 인쁘래머토리 ; 선동적인 ; 강한 분노를 유발하는 ; 염증을 일으키는 

Tending to excite anger

Ex: Garth`s inflammatory remarks at the party made Gwen furious.

 

Burn the candle at both ends : (밤 늦게까지 일하고 아침 일찍 일어나며 많은 일을 하느라) 몹시 지치다

If you burn the candle at both ends, you work excessively hard, say, by keeping two jobs or by leading a busy social life in the evening.

Ex: Mitch is burning the candle at both ends. He is working two jobs, one in the evening

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Happy Friday Jenny! Thanks for spending some of your time with me. I always appreciate you and thanks for sharing your stories and ideas in our class. I hope that this day was a productive one for you. In today`s video, I want you to learn common English slangs in 2020 that will be useful to you. So, don`t forget to take notes. Have a great weekend. Be safe at all times. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A74fyukqzaU

쌤이 금욜날 보내준 메시지에 영어강의 유튜브 영상을 또 보내줬네요..........

15가지 슬랭들인데 진심 몇몇 빼고는 첨 들어보내유..

15 English Slang Words You NEED TO KNOW in 2020 (Speak Like a Native)

 

열심히 타이핑 했으니 참고 하세요~
1. LIT : when something is very good, enjoyable, or exciting 
ex)  this party is LIT 

2. GOAT : Greatest Of All Time 
3. SNATCHED : very fashionable , looks really good 
ex) Her dress is snatched 

4. ON FLEEK : perfectly done 
your hair is very evenly groomed and if your hair style is beautifully executed → it’s on fleek 

5. SALTY : to be upset or angry over something 
ex) I am salty to cancel my trip to Italy this summer 

6. FIT : 영국 → beautiful; attractive ; US → outfit  ex) your fit was beautiful at the party 
7. DEAD : something is so funny it’s forced you to be hyperbolic
ex) Two days ago, my husband Dima and I watched a movie called “Hangover” and we were laughing like crazy. we were dead! 

8. FIRE : really cool and amazing 
ex) This party was fire 

9. LOW-KEY : quiet, modest, not very assertive 
ex) I want to keep my party low-key → 10명정도 소소하게 하는 파티일 때 
let’s keep it low-key that means nothing extra ordinary is gonna happen 

10. HIGH-KEY : is it the opposite of low-key → 파티에 댄서초대하고 불세팅하고 그러는 대형파티일 때 ㅎ

11. SHADY : to be very sneaky, suspect → 샌프란시스코 집을 월세 단돈 1000달러에 준다할 때 → That sounds shady 

12. SAVAGE : is used to describe a shocking event or a careless attitude 
ex) He borrowed my car, drove it into a house, completely crashed it, and didn’t even apologize. Savage! 

13. SHOOK : to be shocked or incredibly surprised 
14. SLAY : to do really well or succeed at something / to be on point ; beautiful 
ex) I slayed this test → 시험 엄청 잘봤다. / She slayed that outfit → 옷을 엄청 잘입었다. 

15. STAN : (N) a crazed and or obsessed fan ; (V) to act like a crazed and or obsessed fan 

 

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