[Change]
- Mood - Change your(my) mind : 생각과 관련, idiom이 아니므로 my, her, his 가능
- Renovate - Life-changing experience
- Drastic - Change for the better/worse
- Gradual - Change of heart : feeling, idiom이므로 my, your, her 등 사용 불가
- Alter - Change of pace : 방향을 바꾸다(진짜 방향 X), 기분 전환을 하다
A change of pace = try something new
ex) It's also a good way to enjoy a change of pace.
[눈치]
read the room(idiom), situational awareness
[Get away]
= go on a vacation
ex) We worked so hard this year that we had to get away for a week.
= escape
ex) The thief tried to get away, but the police caught him. / She managed to get away from the burning building.
[Get around]
= have mobility
ex) My grandfather can get around fine in his new wheelchair.
= avoid
ex) get around the rules = bend the rules (not break)
[Take off]
= start to fly
ex) My plane takes off in five minutes
= remove (clothes)
= tend (증가)
ex) Youtube channel took off. / The song took off.
[Get back]
= return, recover (돌려주다)
ex) We got back from our vacation last week.
= retaliate(revenge)
ex) He wanted to get back at him for lying to her.
= resume(work again)
ex) Let's get back to work.
[Face the music]
= meet or deal with unpleasant consequences, such as criticism or punishment.
대가를 치르다, 책임지다, 불쾌한 결과, 처벌, 비난, 직면하다
ex) I stayed out all night. When I eventually got home, I had to face the music from my wife. / He cheated on the exam and now he has to face the music. / He finally decided to face the music and talk to her.
[Make my blood boil]
= makes me very angry(furious), drives me crazy
ex) It makes my blood boil when people don't lie up their dogs.
[Pat on the back]
= recognition or a thank you for a job well done, compliment, praise, give credit(acknowledge)
ex) The party organizers deserves a pat on the back.
[Wash one's hands of something]
= to give up on, or not accept responsibility for, step away from, abandon responsibility
손떼다, 책임을 버리다
ex) I've done all I can to help my brother get a job. I wash my hands of it!
[See eye to eye]
= agree, be on the same page(boat) on
ex) The couple don't see eye to eye(disagree) on how to train their childs.
[Cut in line]
새치기하다
ex) If you cut in line again, you’ll get in trouble.
[Get caught in a lie]
거짓말을 들키다
ex) My wife caught me lying. I must go and face the music.