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[영어공부 혼자하기][추천 팟캐스트] 4탄 : 브릿센트

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRwpwnyRVvg&t=617s 

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-I had a mouthful of cake : 케이크를 한가득 먹었어.

 

 

-back-to-back classes and then I have to scoff something really quickly.

: 수업이 앞뒤로 있을때 뭔가를 후다닥 먹어야 해요.

scoff

to eat something quickly and eagerly:

2.Verb informal (많은 양을 급히) 먹다[먹어 치우다]

 

 

 

 

-I've become really good at inhailing food and then looking completely normal.

: 음식 잔뜩 먹고 아무렇지 않아보이는데 고수가 되었다.

 

 

 

-When she sees vegan cake, she feels like this compulsive urge to buy it for me.

: 사줘야 한다는 강박적인 생각이 드나봐.

compulsive

1.ADJECTIVE 강박적인, 조절이 힘든

 

urge

3.Noun (강한) 욕구, 충동

 

 

 

-I'm very partial to a carrot cake : 당근 케이크 아주 좋아해.

partial to 

• …을 몹시 좋아하는.

 

 

-I'm also a bit of a chocolate fiend : 초콜릿 덕후야

fiend

US∙GB [ fiːnd ]

2.informal [다른 명사 뒤에 쓰여]
…광

n)fanatic US∙GB [ fəˈnætɪk ]

 

 

-tumeric : 강황

-courgette : 호박

US [ kʊrˈʒet ] 코졧

-beetroot : 비트

 

 

 

-They used to kind of sneak vegetables into our cakes : 몰래 케이크에 채소를 넣은다.

sneak

1.자동사 [V + adv. / prep.]

살금살금[몰래] 가다

I sneaked up the stairs. : 나는 살금살금 계단을 올라갔다.

Adjective

1.[명사 앞에만 씀]

기습적인

a sneak attack : 기습 공격

 

-I felt tricked. I felt bamboozled. : 기분 나쁘고 완전히 속은것같았어.

bamboozled.

Verb informal (남을 속여) 정신없게[헷갈리게] 만들다

to trick or deceive someone, often by confusing them :

 

ex)

She was bamboozled into telling them her credit card number.

 

-You wouldn't have chosen to eat beetroot : 자발적으로 먹지는 않았을거에요.

-I should've been a farmer in another life : 농부였을꺼야.

 

-One of my students put me onto it : 내 학생이 게임을 알려줬어.

 

put me onto it 

2.(유용한 정보 등을) 알려 주다

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-I never took the plunge and bought it : 과감히 시도는 못해봤거든

 

take the plunge 

• (오랜 궁리 끝에) ~을 단행하기로 하다

 

-Does your phone got overheated just because of the sheer amount of data? : 데이터 사용량 많아서 폰 안뜨거워져?

sheer

used to emphasize how very great, important, or powerful a quality or feeling is; nothing except:

ex)

The suggestion is sheer nonsense.

His success was due to sheer willpower/determination.

It was sheer coincidence that we met.

 

 

 

 

-simplistic : (못마땅)지나치게 단순화한

 

 

 

-I just potter around : 그냥 빈둥거려

potter

to move around without hurrying, and in a relaxed and pleasant way:

ex)

I spent the afternoon pottering around the garden doing a few odd jobs.

He doesn't drive very fast - he tends to potter along.

 

 

-I don't think I've really gotten to grips with all that game has to offer. : 다 누리지 못하고 있는것같아.

 

come/get to grips with something

to make an effort to understand and deal with a problem or situation:

 

ex)

The president has failed to come to grips with the two most important social issues of our time.

I can't seem to get to grips with this problem.

 

 

-I'm a dabbler in video games : 비디오게임을 취미삼아 잠깐 했어.

dabbler 

someone who takes a slight and not very serious interest in a subject, or tries a particular activity for a short period:

 

ex)

They are dabblers in African music rather than experts.

I'm not a real painter - just a dabbler.

 

 

-What do you do when you have poeple round to hang out with? : 사람들과있을때 뭐해?

 

 

 

-sit in silence and it's not awkward : 말없이 앉아만 있는데 어색하지않은거

 

 

-I really waned to do the game but It didn't want to shell out for a games : 게임에 큰돈쓰기 싫은

 

shell out (for something) 

• (~에 거금을) 들이다[쏟아 붓다] (=fork out)

to pay or give money for something, usually unwillingly:

ex)

Having shelled out €150 for the tickets, I wasn't going to miss the show.

 

 

 

-essentially

 

relating to the most important characteristics or ideas of something:

 

ex)

It's essentially a dictionary but it differs in one or two respects.

What he's saying is essentially true.

 

 

 

 

-Tik tok is black hole of attention like you just get sucked in :넌 빨아들여진다.

 

 

-My brain has just rotted : 뇌가 다 썩었나봐

 

rot

• 1.Verb (자연스럽게 서서히) 썩다[부식/부패하다]; 썩히다, 부식[부패]시키다 (→rotten), (=decompose)

• 2.Noun 썩음, 부식, 부패 (→dry rot, wet rot)

 

-Even now to the point, i don't know how much you've used it or if at all : 

if at all

1.적어도 …한다면; …한다고 하더라도[해도]…if ever there was one 진짜의[틀림없이]…, 정말의…

 

ex)

Residents are strongly encouraged to walk or cycle to work, if at all possible. 

지역 주민들은 출근 시 가능한 한 걷거나 자전거를 이용해 줄 것을 강력히 당부받고 있습니다.

 

-in the olden days : 옛날엔

 

-I'm surprised it hasn't progressed to the shower yet : 틱톡이 샤워시간까지 침범하지는 않았다니 놀랍네

 

 

-When you go past that point : 어떤 지점을 넘는순간 (폰막쓴다고함)

 

 

-What's a bath : 목욕이 무슨 소용이야

 

 

 

-Time where you're secluded and in your little bubble in the bath : 샤워는 너를 작은 버블에 고립시키는시간이잖아.

 

seclude

 formal (다른 사람들로부터) 은둔하다, 고립시키다

to keep someone or something away from other people or things :

 

ex)

Typically, the bride would seclude herself in another room.

 

 

 

 

-I feel like reading's on the out. : 독서는 인기가 시들해지는것같아.

 

 

-Reading club that we have been running : 우리가 운영하고 있는 북클럽

 

 

-Hit us up to britcent, We've got you covered : 브릿센트로와 우리가 너의 욕구를 충족시켜줄거야.

 

-That's been taking up some time : 시간을 많이 쓰다.

 

take up something 

• (시간·공간을) 차지하다[쓰다]

 

-I chose obsolete words : 쓸모없는 단어를 골랐다.

obsolete

GB [ ˈɒbsəliːt ] 앱설맅트

not in use any more, having been replaced by something newer and better or more fashionable:

 

ex)

Gas lamps became obsolete when electric lighting was invented.

 

-Lovely to chat to you! : 재밌는 수다였어