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(이전 페이지) (다음 페이지)A
- A 14-car pileup
- A blessing in disguise
- A downer
- A drama queen
- A flash sale
- A flop
- A hunch
- A journalist doesn't drag their private life into work.
- A killjoy
- A lap dog
- A last-ditch effort to fend off something
- A lingua franca
- A match made in heaven
- A nail-biter
- A passing fad
- A payphone
- A presentation on what?
- A pushover
- A rookie mistake
- A stumbling block
- A thing of the past
- A treasure trove of something
- Abide by the rules
- Accuse A of B
- Afford
- Aide and abet the murder
- Alimony
- Allow private gatherings of up to six people
- An acquired taste
- An economic tit-for-tat
- An umbrella term
- And at some point, you will have to face things.
- Any great news?
- Are you a douchebag?
- Are you caught up in the past?
- Are you down for some chicken and beer after work?
- Are you for or against dating at work?
- Are you going to tarnish our girl's name?
- Are you having a good time?
- Are you taking my side?
- Are you teasing me?
- Arguably
- As you can see from this graph, there's a slight bump in user signups.
- As 형용사 as
- At a rate of
- At each other's throats
- At stake
- At the cusp of
- At the end of the day, we just need more time.
- At the latest
- At times when I didn't believe in myself, I believed in you who believed in me.
- At times you're sad as if the whole world's turned its back on you, but other times you laugh your guts out.
- Atmospheric instability
B
- Back of the napkin calculations,...
- Back when we put our patients' feelings ahead of all the rules and regulations.
- Back ~ into a corner
- Bask
- Be aggravated by
- Be all over someone
- Be bound to
- Be cut out for
- Be hit with a lawsuit
- Be in and out
- Be in full swing
- Be linked to
- Be on bad terms
- Be on edge
- Be on one's toes around someone/something
- Be out of it
- Be over the moon
- Be pegged as
- Be peppered with something
- Be the talk of the town
- Be told off
- Be torn over
- Be worked up
- Beats me.
- Because I'm a mess right now.
- Because you look down on me.
- Before we wrap up, what are the next steps?
- Behind the wheel
- Best let sleeping dogs lie.
- Best of luck to you.
- Better late than never.
- Bewitch
- Bicker
- Blurt out
- Boost one's confidence
- Boss someone around
- Both weather and people need time for you to get to know them better.
- Bottle up
- Bring something to one's attention
- Bring something up
- Bring ~'s A game
- Brush off
- Build castles in the air
- Burgeoning
- But do you really think I'm not cut out to handle patients with delusion?
- But I think it's still doable.
- But they say she's a handful.
- But we pulled it off.
- Buzz around
- By implementing this, we could see as much as a 20% increase in productivity.
C
- Call someone names
- Call something off
- Can we pull over and look?
- Can you spare her?
- Can you spare me some time?
- Can you stop backbiting me?
- Can you swear on your daughter?
- Care for a drink?
- Carry out
- Carve out time
- Casualties
- Catch someone red-handed
- Catch up on something
- Chaperone
- Childish
- Children understand children better.
- Choose A over B
- Chris is just imploding on me.
- Claim the lives of
- Classified documents
- Cloy
- Clueless
- Cold case
- Come after somebody
- Come to an end
- Come to think of it,...
- Come up
- Come up with something
- Come what may
- Convince
- Cop a feel
- Cordial
- Could have pp
- Could I see you sometime this week?
- Could you elaborate on that?
- Could you explain that in more detail?
- Could you give me a quick rundown of the meeting?
- Could you please reply to me at your earliest convenience?
- Could you possibly consider making a slightly better offer?
- Could you walk me through your resume?
- Crinkled
- Cut from the same cloth
- Cut someone some slack
D
- Dead on one's feet
- Deal with someone/something
- Delve into something
- Denounce someone
- Did you know about this and turn a blind eye?
- Did you know you can read a person's face from behind?
- Die of something
- Dip your toe in the water
- Do you find it okay staying here?
- Do you have any plans after this?
- Do you have feelings for me?
- Do you have the bandwidth to handle this project?
- Do you still take bribes?
- Do you think I'm only to blame for our breakup?
- Do you think our citizens will understand If you blame it on a lack of equipment?
- Doesn't that give you chills?
- Don't be so wishy washy.
- Don't get worked up.
- Don't try to carry all the burden yourself.
- Don't you have any faith in me?
- Don't you think I have enough to make you stand trial?
- Don't you think the deadline is too tight?
- Don't you think we should come up with more detailed measures?
- Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.
- Double
- Double check
- Draw a red line
- Drink like a fish
- Drop me off at the cross walk.
- Drop the excuse.
- Drop the mandatory requirement of something
E
- Elated
- Emeritus
- Empathy
- Estrange
- Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
- Even if you're scared, don't let it show.
- Even though we're known for being patient, we should correct them if they get their fact wrong.
- Every day's better then the last.
- Every dog has its day.
- Every now and then
- Everyone has a first day.
- Everyone made the most of opportunities.
- Everything you do comes at a price.
- Exercise good behavior