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1. roll out: (신상품을) 출시하다. -> Alabama has to roll out a new map. 2. give a pulse check on -> Every 10 years, the US Census gives a pulse check on how many House seats each state should get. 3. Republicans in Maryland and Illinois are suing over maps that allegedly(주장한 바에 따르면) favor Democrats. 4. New York is throwing its hands up(손을 들어 올리다. hopeless한 상태를 표현함.) over a partisan stalemate. 5. It come..

전화영어 과정 중 인터뷰 준비 과정이 있어 수업 내용을 복습해 본다. 1. Minsu was asked why he applied for this position. 2. I think I will be suitable for the pharmaceutical industry, and I am capable of conducting various presentations. 3. I've been very interested in this field. -> This area has always piqued my curiosity. 4. There is a type of personality that is cut out for certain tasks. 5. Some people tend to insist t..

1. There is a type of personality that cuts out for certain task. 2. Some people are adamant of their own point of view. 3. My greatest inadequecy is that I have high expectations. 4. I believe my forte is perserverance.

1. I really love traveling. -> I'm a fan of travelling. 2. I want to visit USA. -> I really want to travel to America. 3. I also like watching musical. -> I love the musical show. 4. They really frustrated. -> They really feel frustrated. 5. They feel scary. -> They feel scared.

(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the skimm) 1. The document - which came out on the 20th anniversary of the attacks - looked into allegations that Saudi officials helped two hijackers with logistics. 2. complicit: (좋지 못한 일에)연루된 -> But it doesn't provide evidence that senior kingdom officials were complicit in the attacks. 3. President Biden had ordered for records to be declassified amid pressure from victims' fa..

(내용출처: the skimm, 네이버 영어사전) 1. The market wasn't playing ball either. 시장도 제대로 돌아가지 않았다. 2. remittance: 송금 -> But Bukele maintains it'll help Salvadorans in the long run - especially the 70% without bank accounts, and those looking to save money on remittancde fees. 3. But governments around the globe will be looking to see how the country's gamble plays out and pays out, before making any moves...

(내용출처: the skimm, 네이버 영어사전) 1. The market wasn't playing ball either. 시장도 제대로 돌아가지 않았다. 2. remittance: 송금 -> But Bukele maintains it'll help Salvadorans in the long run - especially the 70% without bank accounts, and those looking to save money on remittancde fees. 3. But governments around the globe will be looking to see how the country's gamble plays out and pays out, before making any moves...

(출처: the skimm, 네이버 영어사전) 1. afloat: 빚은 안 질 정도의, 도산은 안당하는 -> Since the beginning of the pandamic, the gov has spent nearly $800 billion on jobless benefits to help keep Americans afloat amid COVID-19. 2. Amd many Amerocans are left worrying about how they'll make ends meet. 3. I opt for comfort 4. In recent years, Williams has opened up about his struggles with substance abuse, calling addiction..

(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the skimm) 1. over the hill: 한물간, 퇴물이 된 -> But it won't be easy to get it over the Hill. 2. Despite the fact that Dems control both chambers of Congress, several bills have been derailed because of the filibuster. 3. For years, a woman's constitutional right to choose has faced a number of threats. 4. inflection: 굴절/ 억양, 어조/ 변곡점 -> Now, the battle has reached a major inflection po..

(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the skimm) 1. bickering: (상습적인) 말다툼, 언쟁 -> It's really like two best friends bickering. 2. blatant: 노골적인, 뻔한 -> Abotion providers filed an emergency application, hoping SCOTUS would block the law - which President Biden said "blatantly violates" the Roe v Wade precedent. 3. dissent: (공식적으로 인정되는 것에 대한) 반대/반대하다...격식있는 표현 -> The three liberal justices dissented, along with(-와 마찬가지로) ..