(208) hear out ~ /~의 말을 끝까지 듣는다.

[williamahn]

    (A) Listen,

           there's a reason why no one has ever done it this way:

           it's not going to work.

       (B) Bill, just hear me out.

           I know the changes seem a bit radical,

           but this new process will out costs.

       (A) I doubt it, and so does everyone else in the deprtment.

       =Tip=  [1] 누군가 하는 말을 중간에 끈치 않고 끝까지 들어준다는 뜻으로

                           "hear someone out" 이라는 표현을 쓴다.

                     [2] English Review ** [ To have a silver tongue/화술이 뛰여나다,말을 잘하다]

                                                      (a) What would you say is your biggest strength?

                                                           (본인의 가장 큰 장점은 무었인 가요?)

                                                      (b) Well,some people say that I have a silver tongue.

                                                           Though I woudn't go that far, I do have a way with words.

                                                            And, I will say that I'm very comfortable speaking in front of people.

                                                            even large groups, I guess I'm one of those fortunate people who

                                                            don't get nervous when speaking to a crowd.

                                                            And of couse it can be very useful in business.

                                                             (사람들은 제가 화술이 뛰여나다고 합니다. 저는 그정도 라고 생각 하지 않지만,

                                                              말주변은 있다고 생각합니다. 많은 사람들 앞에서 말을 하는데 어려워 하지않습니다.

                                                              관중 앞에서 긴장 하지 않는 복 받은 사람중의 하나라고 생각 할수 있죠.

                                                              또한 당현이 비즈니스에도 도움이 되다고 새각 합니다.)