달려라
목표 이루기 위해
영어 이야기
sprint
[sprint]
전속력으로 달리다
전력질주 (全力疾走)
"인생은 전쟁터와 같다,"
또는 "경쟁 없는 사회에 발전도 없다,"
Where there is no SPRINT, there is no progress.
sprint 는 '단거리 경주'로 더 많이 알려졌다.
Who is the fastest in the 100 meter SPrINT?
누가 100 경주에서 제일 빠른가?
It was Usain Bolt before Noah Lyles appeared.
Usain Bolt 는 Noah Lyles 가 나타나기 전에는 최고였었다.
물론 그의 기록을 누군가가 깨겠지만 ~
그러나 sprint 가 단거리 경주에서만 사용되는 건 아니다.
학교에서 지각을 단속하기 위해
시간에 맞추어 교문을 닫을 때가 있었다.
(요즈음 처럼 학생 맘대로인 세대에는 어울리지 않게 ~ )
Most of students ran to the gate in a dead SPRINT.
대부분의 학생들은 죽음 힘을 다해 교문으로 달려갔다.
내가 만들어낸 문장이지만 이런 흥미로는 sprint 도 있다
After the game, the hungry SPRINTERS did SPRINT to the buffet table.
시합이 끝난 후에 배가 고픈 달리기 선수들은
butter 식탁으로 쏜살 같이 달려갔다.
그렇게 물리적으로 달리는 것 이외에
생존 경쟁에서 달리기는 멈추지 않는다.
성경에는 이런 말씀이 있다
I have fninised the race...
Now there is in store for me the crown of righeousness.
나는 (인생의) 달리기를 끝내고 있다
이제 나를 위해 의의 면류관 (금 메달 같은)이 나를 위해 준비되어 있다
(2 Timothy / 디모데후서 4:7~8)
쉬지 않고 '빨리 빨리'에 매달리는 사람에게 주는 교훈이 있다.
Then a 30 second SPRINT with 30 second rest.
30 초 동안 죽어라고 달리려면
30 초의 휴식이 필요하다.
이 말을 이렇게 바꿀 수 있다.
A month rest with a month SPRINT.
한 달동안 죽어라고 달리려면
1 달이라는 휴식 시간도 가질 여유가 있어야 한다.
우연의 일치인지 모르지만
sprint 의 말의 뿌리는 완력을 많이 쓰던 해적 (海賊)의 후손인
스웨덴이나 노르웨이 말에서 왔다.
Old Norse spretta "to jump up" (cognate with Swedish spritta "to start, startle").
고대 노르웨이 말인 sprettta (뛰어 오르다)
그리고 스웨덴어인 spritta (시작하다 또는 깜짝 놀라게 하다) 이다
읽은지 졸 오래된 글 하나를 소개하며
오늘의 영어 이야기를 마치려 한다.
Life, however, turned out to be more of a grind.
you don't have to enjoy a SPRINT to success but endured a marathon
that would take long years and 3 different stints.
그러나 인생은 오히려 (곡식을) 갈고 닦는 것과 같아야 하며
당신은 성공하기 위해 단거리 달리기를 즐기기 말고
마라톤 처럼 견뎌야 하며
그것은 여러가지 아끼는 삶과 함께 수년이 걸릴 것이다.
have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. 8 Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to me on that day—and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his
sprint race
단거리 경
동사는 완만
명사는 급격 2000년 들어와서
"he was the fastest in the 100 m sprint
She wanted to sprint until her body gave out then wait for her death to come.
The police retreated at a sprint
Then a 30 second sprint with 30 second rest.
They took off down the Hollow in a dead sprint
- There were about thirty shops within sprinting distance.
Sprint in a Sentence
Examples of Sprint in a sentence
About fifty feet from the finish line, Gail will probably sprint and soar past the other runners.
The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard
Fortunately the man was able to sprint away from the burning car before it exploded.
After the game, the hungry football players will sprint to the buffet table
We had to sprint to catch the bus
10. They Don’t Expect Instant Success
We live in a world of instant gratification – instant food, instant messages, instant everything. But guess what? Success isn’t instant.
Life, however, turned out to be more of
a grind. Chris did not enjoy a sprint to success but endured a marathon that would
take 16 years and 3 different stints
on “mini-tours.” Tempted to quit,
Those dream achievers we keep talking about? They don’t expect their dreams to come true overnight.
They understand that success takes time. It requires patience, hard work, and a whole lot of perseverance.
So they persist. They keep going even when things get tough, even when progress is slow. Because they know that every step, no matter how small, is bringing them closer to their dreams.
Success isn’t a sprint; it’s a marathon. It’s not about how fast you reach your goals, but about the journey you take to get there.
bringing them closer to their dreams.
Success isn’t a sprint; it’s a marathon. It’s not about how fast you reach your goals, but about the journey you take to get there.
sprint (v.)
1560s, "to spring, dart" (a sense now obsolete), probably an alteration of sprenten "to leap, spring" (early 14c.), which is from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse spretta "to jump up" (cognate with Swedish spritta "to start, startle").
The meaning "run a short distance at full speed" is by 1851 (implied in sprinted). Related: Sprinting.
also from 1560s
sprint (n.)
"short burst of full-speed running, etc.," 1848, from sprint (v.), probably short for sprint-race (by 1836).
also from 1848
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sprinter (n.)
"contestant in a sprint-race, short-distance runner," 1864, agent noun from sprint (v.). Earlier was sprint-runner (1846).