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(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the Skimm) 1. I'm running out of patience. 2. Amid: (특히 흥분, 공포심이 느껴지는) 가운데에 -> Some are concerned amid news of blood clots and autoimmune disorder risks. 3. Fox News, whose hosts have been accused of promoting skepticism about vaccines, is starting to take note. 4. plead: 애원하다 -> And pleaded with viewers to get pricked(뾰족한 것으로 찌르다) because "enough people have died." 5. Stride: 성큼성..

(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the skimm) 1. riot: 폭동, 집합/ 폭동을 일으키다 -> Back in May, Senate Republicans filibustered their way into blocking a 9/11-style panel to investigate the deadly Jan 6 Capitol riot. 2. It included things like having voter ID requirements and making Election Day a fed holiday. But Republicans didn't bite. 3. In Georgia, voters now have limited use of ballot(무기명 투표) drop boxes and a shorter..

(출처: 네이버 영어사전, the skimm) 1. Flow out: 유출하다, 흘러나오다 -> Water is flowing out into the street. 2. It says this is so that colleges don't lure players with all the nice, shiny benefits to gain an edge in recruiting. 3. And the ball made its way up to the Supreme Court's court. 4. double down: (위험을 무릅쓰고, 열정, 강경한 입장을)배가하다, 더 세게 나가다, 더 단호/완강히 밀어 부치다 -> The NCAA's doubling down on its right to decide wh..

(출처: the Skimm, 네이버 영어사전, hinative) 1. get hit: a burden has been placed on you (출처: hinative) -> The western US is getting hit by an extreme heat wave. 2. Gov. Greg Abbot (R) called for an investigation into the sate's electrical grid operator. 3. Crumble: 바스러지다 -> The state's power grid is crumbling once again. 4. Spark: 촉발시키다, 유발하다 -> It's sparking a larger conversation about US infrastructur..

(출처: 네이버사전, Daily Skimm) 1. jab: 쿡 찌르다, 예방주사 -> a flu jab -> In April, the privately run hospital set a policy for its 26,000 employees to get jabbed by June 7. 2. Coerce: 억압하다 -> But 117 employees sued, saying they were being coerced into getting "dangerous" vaccines that rose to the level of "medical experimentation." -> They were coerced into negotiating a settlement(합의). 3. Over the weekend,..

1. pledge 서약하다. -> In honor study halls, students pledge themselves to quiet study. -> When his mother died of cancer, the young doctor decided to pledge his life to finding a cure for it. 2. unanimous 만장일치의 -> The National Academy of Science is unable to give a unanimous decision if asked whether the sun would rise tomorrow. 1. David wanted to pursue medicine as a career. 2. The Japanese brewer..

1. unruly 제멋대로 행동하는 -> Rory was thrown out of school because of his unruly behavior. -> Jo Frost, star of Supernanny, tames unruly kids and administers discipline advice to parents. 2. brutal 잔인한 -> With the brutal murder of Simon, the last vestige of civilized order on the island is stripped away. 3. brawl 싸움 -> They had a brawl over who was a better swimmer. 4. vicious 사악한 -> When I get really..

1. mount 올라가다(=get up on) - Now at tracks all over the country women mount horses and compete with men. / Mount horse 2. dread 두려워하다 - Many of them dread that idea. 3. menace 위협, 골칫거리 - The massive tree on the corner was a menace to traffic. 1. But, as we all know, we should resist the tendency to underestimate the power of women. 2. This is probably what has put Anita in a rage. 3. The modest m..