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After examining your eyes, I've come to the conclusion that you have presbyopia.
It's a completely normal age-related condition.
== The Global Popularity of Kimchi: Let’s Make It Ourselves (2022.2.28) ==
'''1. see something through a different lens''' 
view something from a different perspective 
- Once I started to '''see lives through a different lens,''' I could reach to the better me.
'''2. dial up the flavor''' 
improve the taste; make it more flavorful 
- You can '''dial up the flavor''' by adding more of the ingredients you like. 
'''* dial something up''' 
to make something more forceful or extreme 
- Countries all over the world has been trying to stop Russia who invaded Ukraine by '''dialing up''' the financial pressure.
'''3. Less is more.'''
Used to express the view that a minimalist approach to artistic or aesthetic matters is more effective.
- More features don't always come with the better results. Remember that '''less is more.'''
'''<br />
4. First we need to...'''
- '''First we need to''' check where we're now standing now.
== Eco-friendly travel: Why do it? (2022.3.1) ==
'''1. crunch the numbers'''
calculate; '''process numbers''' to examine and analyze numbers, especially to determine exactly how much money is available, needed, etc
- I gave up to buy an apartment in the center of Seoul after '''crunching the numbers.'''
- When we sat down to '''crunch the numbers''' we realized that we couldn't afford a new car.
'''2. make a difference'''
make an impact; have a sizable affect
- What should I do to '''make a difference''' on my boring life?
- Would '''it make a difference''' if I work out everyday?
- A small act of kindness can '''make a''' big '''difference''' in someone's day.
'''3. vote with one's wallet'''
to show you like something by choosing to buy it
- There's a TV series to visit and admire the restaurant owners for their good deeds by '''voting with their wallet.'''
- I'm going to '''vote with my wallet''' and find destinations with high-eco friendly ratings.
'''4. I never thought,...'''
- '''I never thought''' I'd be a single even at this age.
==  Visiting an amusement park: Let’s get there early (2022.3.2) ==
'''1. make the most of something'''
get the most benefit you can
- If we want to '''make the most of''' '''the day,''' we should leave soon.
'''2. have a blast'''
have a lot of fun
- I '''had a blast''' at the amusement park with my girlfriend yesterday.
'''3. push oneself'''
doing something uncomfortable and getting out of one's comfort zone; try to challenge oneself to achieve something
- It's time to '''push myself.'''
- If you '''push''' '''yourself''' too much, you could get burnt out.
'''4. Now that you're,...'''
- '''Now that you're''' married, you should think about starting a family.
== Electric stove vs. Gas stove: It’s time for an upgrade (2022.3.3) ==
'''1. in the market for something'''
looking to buy something
- I heard you're '''in the market for''' a new stove.
- My sister has been '''in the market for''' a smartwatch.
- I'm '''in the market for''' a new smartphone.
'''2. have a reservation about something'''
If you have reservations about something, '''you are not sure that it is entirely good or right'''.
- I '''have a reservation about''' an electric stove.
- He '''has a reservation about''' studying English because he never uses it at work.
'''3. trade-off'''
exchange something of value, especially as part of a compromise
- Every decision is a '''trade-off.'''
'''4. For one thing,...'''
One reason is...; used to introduce one of two or more possible reasons for something, the remainder of which may or may not be stated.
- This laptop isn't a perfect choice for you. '''For one thing,''' it's too heavy.
- Celluloid film wasn't perfect – '''for one thing''', it was flammable.
==  Working as a social media manager: My new job title (2022.3.4) ==
'''1. live under a rock''' 
lack basic knowledge of current events or popular culture; so separated from mainstream culture; It is used to describe '''a person who doesn't know something any “normal” human being is supposed to know, usually in relation to some recent events''' 
- Have you been '''living under a rock'''?
'''2. keep up with someone or something''' 
continue a course of action 
- Sorry, I don't really '''keep up with''' the trends.
- I always strive to '''keep up with''' the latest technologies.
'''3. keep something or someone in mind''' 
remember something 
- '''Keep in mind''' that this is my dream job; so you're going to hear it a lot.
- It's a quarter to ten. '''Keep in mind''' that the meeting is starting at 10'o clock. 
'''4. Did you hear that ~'''
'''- Did you hear that''' Ryan is quitting?
<nowiki>*</nowiki> socials : Socials is just another word for social medias eg: instagram, facebook, snapchat; 인스타그램, 페이스북, 링크드인 등 모든 소셜 미디어 서비스를 통틀어서 말할 때 쓰는 slang
== Habit stacking for a better you (2022.3.5) ==
'''1. string something together''' 
add items to one another to form a series or coherent whole; to connect things together;  to create (something) by putting different things together 
- Habit stacking is a way of making habits by '''stringing''' '''together''' new habits on the things you already do.
'''2. jot something down''' 
write something down often very quickly 
- '''Jot down things''' you do everyday.
- Do you have a pen to '''jot down''' my phone number?
'''3. jump into something''' 
begin something quickly without much thoughts or plans; start something often enthusiastically and sometimes without enough thoughts 
- Don't '''jump into''' new trends. You should first see where the wind is coming from.
- Hey, just '''jump into it''' and have some fun.
'''4. Do you feel like...?''' 
1) 생각해 봤어? 
2) ~을 원해? 
- Do you feel like you should get promoted? (=Did you have the thoughts that you deserve a promotion?)
- Do you feel like eating Korean food tonight? (오늘 저녁으로 한식 먹고 싶어?)
== Worst Coffee Cups for the Planet (2022.3.12) ==
'''1. take something out of the equation'''
remove something from consideration
- If you '''take''' the shipping cost '''out of the equation,''' then I would buy this.
'''2. let someone know'''
tell someone (너무 직접적인 표현)
- If I could be of any help, '''let me know.'''
'''3. at all cost'''
Regardless of the expense or effort involved, by any means.
- We need to win this game '''at all cost!'''
'''4. The best option'''
- The best option is to live your own life.
==  Working as a Social Media Manager: Part 2 (2022.3.11) ==
'''1. meteoric rise'''
very drastic, rapid increase; If you use meteoric when you are describing someone's career, you mean that they achieved success very quickly.
- There's been '''a meteoric rise''' in the use of social media by all companies.
- Her '''meteoric rise''' ended up ruining his career.
'''2. take someone or something on'''
accept a risk; accept a job
- If I were you, I wouldn't '''take on''' the offer.
- I'm talking to other small companies about '''taking them on a'''s a client.
'''3. in addition to'''
besides, on top of; 게다가
- He is well-known for expertises in information technologies '''in addition to''' languages.
- I create a narrative about the company '''in addition to''' the actual content for only social.
'''4. Exactly,...'''
- '''Exactly!''' That's what I wanted to say!
==  Visiting an Amusement Park: Let’s Stick Together! (2022.3.9) ==
'''1. stick(stay) together'''
to remain in a group
- We don't really need to '''stick together.'''
'''2. be in full swing'''
If an event or process is in full swing, it has reached its highest level of activity.
- You guys should get in line before things are in full swing here.
'''3. cut in line'''
getting in front of someone who has been waiting in the line patiently
- Don't let me find out you two try to cut in line.
- Why do old people cut in line in the subway? Am I prejudiced?
'''4. Otherwise,... (그렇지 않으면)'''
- I need to turn in my application today; '''otherwise''' I'll miss the deadline.
==  Trying to Get a Refund for a Travel Booking: Stuck in Limbo (2022.2.15) ==
'''1. get in touch with someone'''
to contact someone
* We haven't '''gotten in touch with''' each other for more than two decades.
'''2. foot the bill'''
to pay the bill
* Who is going to '''foot the bill''' for the accommodation?
'''3. stuck in limbo'''
in an uncertain or undecided state or condition
<u>* limbo : an uncertain period of awaiting a decision or resolution;</u>
* The relationship between Grace and I is '''stuck''' '''in limbo.''' What should I do?
'''4. That's what I...'''
* '''That's what I''' was going to tell you.


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