성문종합영어 숙어 418개 (201~300) 201. inside out (=with the inner surface turned out) (안과 밖이) 뒤집어진 202. upside down (=in a position with the bottom being above the top) 거꾸로 He had one his socks on inside out. The picture was hung upside down on the wall, so I got it down to turn it right side up. 203. in sight (=able to be seen, within view) 보이는 204. out of sight (=unable to be seen, out of view) 안 보이는 The land is still in sight. The plane is out of sight behind a cloud. 205. in terms of (=from the standpoint of) ~의 관점[견지]에서 In terms of money, how much do you think you are worth to our company? If computed in terms of tonnage, it will aggregate 100 tons. 206. in the absence of (=for lack of) ~이 없어서, ~이 없을 경우 He was set free in the absence of definite evidence. 207. in[into] the bargain (=as well, in addition) 게다가, 그 위에 He looked after a house, his sick wife, and 4 children into the bargain. 208. in the face of (=despite, in spite of) ~에도 불구하고 In the face of great hardship, she managed to keep her sense of humor. 209. in the flesh (=in real life, in person) 실물로, 직접 I saw my favorite movie star in the flesh. Ive seen him perform on TV, but never in the flesh. 210. in (the) light of (=in view of) ~의 견지에서, ~에 비추어(서) Capital punishment should be done away with in the light of the dignity of life. 211. in the name of (=with the authority of) ~의 이름으로 I really hate any cruel animal experiments that are conducted in the name of science. 212. in the nick of time (=just in time) 꼭 알맞은 때에, 때마침 The police arrived at the crime scene in the nick of time. 213. in the presence of (=in front of) ~의 면전에서, ~의 앞에서 At every opportunity Tom made fun of him in the presence of Mary. 214. in truth (=in fact, really) 사실은 In truth, the doctor feared rejection with the transplant surgery. 215. in turn (=one after the other) 차례로 We watched over our sick mother in turn during the night. 216. in vain (=without success) 헛되이, 성과없이 The criminal tried in vain to bribe the policeman. 217. in view of (=considering) ~의 견지에서, ~을 고려하여 In view of rising labor costs, many companies have turned to computerization. 218. in vogue (=fashionable or popular) 유행하는 Blue jeans are still in great vogue among teenagers. 219. jot down (=make a note of) 메모하다 His instructions made no sense, but I jotted them down. 220. just about (=almost) 거의 At just about midnight well uncork the champagne for celebration. 221. (just) between the two of us (=between ourselfve) 우리끼리 이야기인데 Just between the two of us, John is considering breaking up with his wife. 222. just in case (=because of the possibility of something happening) 만약의 경우에 대비하여 I dont think Ill need any money, but Ill bring some just in case. 223. jump to ones feet (=quickly rise to a standing position) 펄쩍 뛰다 He jumped to his feet the moment he heard the news. 224. keep on eye on (=have ones eye on, watch, guard) 지키다, 감시하다 Keep away from the edge of the cliff. Keep your children away from the stove. 225. keep after (=constantly, remind, nag) (계속해서) 잔소리하다 He wont get anything done unless you keep after him. 226. keep company with (=associate with, be friendly with) ~와 사귀다 They had kept company with each other for ages before they married. 227. keep from (=refrain from) ~을 삼가다 I cant keep from laughing. Keep your dog from running here. 228. keep[bear] ~ in mind (=remember) 명심하다, 기억하다 Keep[Bear] your votes in mind when you deliver your speech. Keep[Bear] in mind that I cant walk as fast as you. 229. keep in touch with (=continue in communication with) 접촉을 유지하다 He promised to keep in touch with us while he was abroad. 230. keep late hours (=stay awake until late at night) 늦게까지 자지 않다 Keeping early hours is better than keeping late hours for health. 231. keep[ward] off (=avert) 가까이 오지 못하게 하다, 막다 She used a bug spray to keep[ward] off the mosquitoes. 232. keep ones cool (=retain ones composure) 침착하다, 냉정을 유지하다 You have to keep your cool, no matter what the boss says. 233. keep up with (=keep abreast with of) ~에 뒤떨어지지 않다 You walk so fast that I cannot keep up with you. I tried to keep up with the times. 234. know ~ by sight[name] (=know ones face[name]) ~얼굴[이름]을 알다 I know the man who died of lung cancer by sight, but not by name. 235. know[tell] ~ from (=distinguish) 구별하다 Ive met her several times, but she says she still doesnt know[tell] me from my brother. 236. know the ropes (=know ones job very well) (요령ㆍ사정 등을) 잘 알다 Never argue with him!; hes worked here for 25 years, so he really knows the ropes. 237. lacking in (=wanting in) ~이 부족한 Im afraid shes somewhat lacking in intelligence. 238. land on ones feet (=get oneself out of trouble without damage) 무사히 궁지를 벗어나다 He lost his job but landed on his feet by finding a better one. 239. lash out (=hit someone suddenly; offer harsh criticism) (갑자기 달려들어) 때리다, 구타하다; 폭언을 퍼붓다 The prisoner lashed out at the guard. She lashes out at anyone who finds fault with her. 240. lay off (=stop employing temporarily) (일시) 해고시키다 When they lost the contract, they had to lay off about a hundred workers. 241. lay out (=arrange) 배열하다, 배치하다 They laid out the tables in style for the party. 242. learn[know] ~ by heart (=memorize) 암기하다 I make a point of learning[knowing] at least 10 English idioms by heart a day. 243. leave out (=omit, fail to include) 빠뜨리다 This sentence doesnt make sense; a key word has been left out. 244. let on (=reveal) (비밀을) 누설하다Dont let on to Helen that we are going to the movies. 245. let go of (=release) (쥐고 있던 것을) 놓다Dont let go of the rope until I tell you. 246. lie down on the job (=be lazy and work little) 일을 게을리 하다 She lies down on the job by talking all the time. 247. little[no] better than (=almost the same as) ~나 다름없는 People treated him as if he was little better than an animal. 248. live beyond ones means (=spend more than one can afford) 분수에 맞지 않게 살다 Shes an extravagant woman who lives beyond her means. 249. live it up (=enjoy life by spending money freely) 흥청망청 즐기다 There is no reason why I cant live it up from time to time. 250. live (from) hand to mouth (=live a hand-to-mouth existence) 하루 벌어 하루 먹고 살다 Weve been living from hand to mouth ever since I lost my job. 251. live up to (=satisfy, meet) 만족[충족]시키다, (=fulfill, carry out) (책임, 의무) 수행하다 This new technology has not lived up to our expectation. Tom lived up to his promises and paid the money he owed. 252. look back at[on] (=view in retrospect) 회상하다, 회고하다 When I look back at my childhood I realize how happy I was then. 253. look down on (=consider, ~inferior to oneself) 얕잡아 보다, 깔보다 He always looks down on everyone; he thinks hes so special. 254. look forward to (=anticipate with pleasure) 학수고대하다 Im looking forward to the day when I will see her. 255. look on (=be a spectator; regard) 방관하다; 간주하다 (as) Why dont you play football instead of just looking on? We look on him as an authority on the subject. 256. look over (=examine, inspect) 조사하다, 검토하다 We looked over several kinds of new cars before deciding. 257. look to A for B (=depend on A for B) A에게 B를 의존하다 Korea mainly looks to Arab countries for oil. 258. loop up (=search for; visit, call on) 찾아 보다; 방문하다 I looked up your address in the personnel file. Do look me up the next time youre in London. 259. look up to (=respect) 존경하다 Hes a reasonable man everybody looks up to. 260. lose heart (=become discouraged) 낙담하다, 상심하다 The team had won no games and it lost heart. 261. lose no time in ~ing (=do without any hesitation) 곧 ~하다 The police lost no time in sending the injured man to the hospital. 262. lose ones head (=become uncontrolled) 이성을 잃다, 흥분하다 He lost his head and started yelling at me. 263. lose ones temper (=get very angry) 화를 내다 The basketball coach lost his temper and shouted at his players. 264. lose ones touch (=fail at what one used to do well) 기량이[솜씨가] 떨어지다 Hes lost another game; he must be losing his touch. 265. lose oneself in (=become engrossed in) 몰두하다 She lost herself in rewriting her new novel for television. 266. make a difference (=be significant, matter) 중요하다, 문제가 되다 One false step will make a great difference to us. It doesnt make any difference whether he agrees or not. 267. make a face (=frown, grimace) 얼굴을 찡그리다 Opening the door; he mad a face at the stinking smell. 268. make a fool of oneself (=make an ass of oneself) 놀림감이 되다 He made a fool of himself by turning up drunk to a TV talk show. 269. make a fuss (=cause a needless commotion) 야단법석을 떨다 Im sure shell be here soon, so please dont make a fuss over it. 270. make a note of (=write down so as to remember) ~을 적어두다 Ill make a note of the fact that I must visit the prospective client sooner or later. 271. make allowance(s) for (=take into consideration) ~을 참작[감안]하다 You have to make allowances for her inexperience in the task. 272. make amends for (=give compensation) 보상하다 He must make amends for the harm he has caused you. 273. make away[off] with (=steel and carry away) 훔쳐 달아나다 The cashier made away with all the money in the safe. 274. make believe (=pretend) ~인 체하다 The spoiled boy made believe he didnt hear his father calling. 275. make (both) ends meet (=balance ones income and expenditure) 수입과 지출을 맞추다, 빚 안지고 살아가다 These days I scarcely earn enough money to make ends meet. 276. make do with (=manage with) 그럭저럭 때우다[해나가다] There wasnt much food, but we made do with it. 277. make for (=go toward; make possible) 향해가다; 가능하게 하다 They took their ice skates and made for the frozen ponds. The new computers make for much greater productivity. 278. make good (=succeed) 성공하다 She graduated from college, then made good as an attorney. 279. make head or tail of (=understand) 이해하다 Can you make head or tail of the letter written so badly? 280. make it (=arrive in time; succeed) 시간에 대다; 성공하다 The flight leaves in ten minutes - Ill never make it. He owns a good business and has made it big in life. 281. make light[little] of (=treat as unimportant) 경시하다, 무시하다 I thought the problem was serious, but he made light of it. 282. make much of (=consider as very important) 중요시하다 Why are you making so much of such a trivial matter? 283. make nothing of (=fail to understand; treat lightly) 이해하지 못하다; 아무렇지 않게 여기다 I could make nothing of what the speaker said. He made nothing of walking three miles to buy a newspaper. 284. make ones mark (=become famous) 유명해지다 It was not long at college before he made his mark. 285. make out (=understand; draw up; pretend) 이해하다; 작성하다; ~인 체하다 No one could make out what he was talking about. He made out a check and handed it to her. Helen tried to make out that she was sick. 286. make over (=transfer the ownership; change, renovate) 양도하다; 바꾸다, 고치다 The land was made over to its rightful possessor. The garage has been made over into a playroom. 287. make room for (=create space for) 자리를[공간을] 마련하다 How can we make room for all the furniture? 288. make sure (=ascertain) 확인하다 I want you to make sure that all of the reports are done on time. 289. make the best of (=do as well as one can in a poor situation) (열악한 상황에서) ~을 최대한 활용하다 It rained a lot during our vacation, but we made the best of it. 290. make the grade (=succeed by reaching a particular standard) 성공하다, 어느 정도 단계에 오르다 He has made the grade in the insurance business. 291. make the most of (=use to the greatest advantage) ~을 최대한 이용[활용]하다 He planned to make the most of his trip to Europe. 292. make up (=resolve a quarrel; invent; apply cosmetics) 화해하다; (이야기를) 꾸며내다; 화장하다 The couple had a fight, but then made up and kissed. Is that story true or did you make it up? 293. map out (=plan in detail) 상세한 계획을 세우다 I spent many weeks on mapping out his election campaign. 294. measure up to (=reach the same level as) ~에 필적하다 The exhibition didnt measure up to last years. 295. meet ~ halfway (=compromise with) 타협하다 If you can drop your price a little, Ill meet you halfway. 296. meet with (=meet one for something; unexpectedly experience) (특히 토론 등을 위해) 만나다; ~을 당하다, 경험하다 The President met with senior White House aides for discussion. They met with an accident on their way back. 297. more or less (=almost; approximately, about) 거의; 대략 It took more or less a whole day to paint the ceiling. The trip will take ten days, more or less. 298. next[second] to none (=the best) 최고의 In English he is next to none in his class. 299. none other than (=no one else but) 다름아닌 바로 ~It turned out to be none other than Bill in a clown costume. 300. none the less (=nevertheless) 그럼에도 불구하고 Its not cheap but I think we should buy it none the less. From goo.gl/D9LACz ■토익/토스/오픽/미드 No.1 커뮤니티■ ☞easyup.co.kr/
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