Cheer up 격려하다, 기운 나게 하다
My friend, Leo, said that my visit cheered her up.
1. I cheered her up every time she’s down.
2. They have to cheer up to build a good relationship.
3. My mother cheers me up when I’m sick.
Make up (이야기 핑계) 지어내다, 화장하다 ~을 만들다
My brother made up a story.
Your sister, Jane, makes up in public.
공공장소에서 화장을 하다.
1. Did you make up a story?
2. She takes ages to make up in the morning.
3. Muslims make up 55% of the population.
The advantages of ~ far outweigh the disadvantages.
~ 의 장점이 단점보다 훨씬 크다
The advantages of living in the city far outweigh the disadvantages.
1. The advantages of this deal far outweigh the disadvantages.
2. One of the advantages of travelling by train is being able to save
the money.
3. You have to balance the advantages in living in the city against the disadvantages.
- Live off campus 캠퍼스 밖에서 살다, 교외에서 살다
- A hundred years ago 백년전에, Much more convenient 훨씬 더 편리한
- Congested area 교통 혼잡 지역, Switch to ~ : ~으로 바꾸다
- Self-esteem 자부심, Make an effort 노력하다, Set a goal 목표를 세우다
Be obsessed with ~ : ~에 집착하다
Students who are obsessed with computer games generally do
poorly in school.
1. We are obsessed with the new products.
2. I am obsessed of buying cosmetics.
3. My sisters are obsessed with cellphones.