put out

[nanu]

put out 의 기본의미는 “~을 밖으로 내어놓다“ 이다.

여기서 다음의 17가지의 의미가 생긴다.

(1) 끄다 extinguish

(2) <시력을>잃게 하다

(3) 내밀다; <새싹이>트다

(4) 내쫓다, 물리치다, 해고하다

(5) <관절을>삐다, 탈구하다 dislocate

(6) 밖으로 내다, 하청 주다

(7) 산출하다, 생산하다, 상품을 내놓다 

(8) 출판하다, 발표하다, 방송하다

(9) 대출하다, 투자하다

(10) 어리둥절하게 하다, 난처하게 하다 cause inconvenience, disturb, confuse

(11) 혼란시키다; 괴롭히다, 들볶다, 성나게 하다 annoy, offend or irritate

(12) <야구>아웃시키다

(13)＜배가> 출범하다; 갑자기 떠나다 depart

(14) 돈을 쓰다

(15) 힘을 쓰다 make an effort

(16) 성적관계를 가지다 be sexually active

(17) 의식을 잃다

이 내용들을 물론 무작정 외우진 않으시겠죠?

기본의미 “~을 밖으로 내놓다”를 생각해보면, 위의 의미들이 이해가 되실겁니다.

특히 굵은 글씨체로 쓴 “불을 끄다, 생산하다, 난처하게 하다, 성가시게 하다, 섹스하다”

이 5가지의 의미가 특히 많이 쓰입니다. 이 중에서도 섹스하다라는 의미는 구어체로 많이 쓰입니다.

<문제>

다음 예문을 보고, 위의 17가지 의미 중 어떤 의미로 사용되었는지 번호를 적어봅시다.

1. Would you put out the light? (정답: 1)

   (불 좀 꺼 주실래요?)

2. Did our early arrival put you out? (정답: 10)

   (일찍 와서 난처하게 한 것 아닙니까?)

3. The workers put out all their energy in the campaign. (정답: 15)

   (직원들은 그 캠페인에 모든 힘을 다 쏟았다.)

4. I was put out by his attention to the television set. (정답: 11)

   (그가 텔레비전에 너무 정신을 팔아서 난 정말 기분이 상했어요.)

5. He put out his shoulder in the accident. (정답: 5)

   (그는 사고로 어깨를 탈골했다.)

6. He put out his tongue to tease us. (정답: 3)

   (그는 우리를 약 올리려고 혀를 내밀었다.)

7. I hope I'm not putting you out. (정답: 10)

   (너무 폐를 끼치는 건 아니길 바랍니다.)

8. Tom, would you put out the garbage cans? (정답: 6)

   (탐, 쓰레기통을 내놓을래?)

9. Don't put yourself out. (정답: 10)

   (번거롭게 하지 말아요.)

10. He gets put out by the little things. (정답:11 )

   (그는 사소한 일에도 기분이 상하는 경향이 있다.)

11. To punish her husband for cheating on her, Gina started "putting out" to his friends.. (정답: 16)     

   (남편이 바람핀 걸 복수하려고, 지나는 남편의 친구들과 몸을 섞기 시작했다.)

12. My eyes smart with smoke. Could you put out that cigar? (정답: 1)

   (연기로 눈이 따갑습니다. 시가를 좀 꺼주시겠습니까?)

13. We expect to put out a new model next month. (정답: 7)

   (우리는 다음 달에 새로운 모델을 선보일 예정이다.)

14. As soon as we put the room out for rent, we got a renter. (정답: 7)

   (방을 내놓자마자 나갔다.)

15. The doctor was most put out by his rudeness. (정답: 11)

   (의사는 무엇보다 그의 무례함에 몹시 기분이 상했다.)

16. The ship put out to sea. (정답: 13)

   (배가 출항했다.)

17. No, I haven't been put out at all. (정답: 10)

   (아니에요, 저한테 폐가 된적 없었어요.)

18. I'll have to put an ad out. (정답: 8)

   (광고를 게재해야겠어요.)

19. I hope our arriving late didn't put him out. (정답:10 )

   (우리가 늦게 도착한 것으로 인해 그가 번거롭지 않았길 바란다.)

20. Don't get too put out over it. (정답: 11)

   (그렇게 언짢게 생각하지 마라.)

1. 다음 글을 쓴 필자의 어조로 가장 적절한 것은?

 

I may have been very stupid, but when I heard that a special class was being formed for backward readers, I silently wondered how many of my classmates had the marvelous gift of being able to read backward. And I was puzzled at the sign: IN CASE OF FIRE, BREAK GLASS. I couldn't understand how breaking the glass was going to help put out the fire. Last summer I found a sign in a public park: PEOPLE WITHOUT DOGS ON A LEASH NOT PERMITTED. I wonder if the officials realized that this might prevent everyone not owning a dog from entering the park?    * on a leash  가죽 끈으로 맨

 ① 낭만적       ② 교훈적       ③ 냉소적    ④ 방관적     ⑤ 감상적

[2-3]다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하라.

 

Saturday, October 4th (early, still Lilly's place)

   So then, not really in the interest of science but more out of plain curiosity, I asked Michael if it was the end of the world and he had to repopulate the planet but he could only choose one life mate, who would it be, Xena or Buffy? After telling me how ^*weird I was for thinking of something like that, Michael chose Buffy, and then Lilly asked me if I had to choose between Harrison ford or George Clooney who would it be, and I said Harrison Ford even though he's so old, but the Harrison Ford from Indiana Jones, not Star Wars, and then Lilly said she'd choose Harrison Ford as Jack Ryan in those Tom Clancy movies, and then Michael goes, "What would you choose, Harrison Ford or Leonardo DiCaprio?" and we both chose Harrison Ford because Leo is so ^*passe, and then he went, "Who would you choose, Harrison Ford or Josh Richter?" and Lilly said Harrison Ford, because he used to be a carpenter, and if it was the end of the world he could build her a house, but I said Josh because he'd live longer - Harrison is like SIXTY - and be able to give me a hand with the kids. Then Michael asked me if I would put out for Josh Richter, and I had to think about it for a minute. Losing your virginity is a really big step, and you have to do it with the right person or else you could be screwed up for the rest of your life. So after I'd thought about it, I said I would put out for Josh Richter, but only if:

 1. We'd been dating for at least a year.

 2. He pledged his undying love to me.

 3. He took me to see Beauty and the Beast on Broadway and didn't make fun of it.

   Michael said the first two sounded all right, but if the third one was an example of the kind of boyfriend I expected to get, I'd be a virgin for a long, long time.

 ^*passe : no longer fashionable ^*weird : very strange and unusual

2. 윗글에서 글의 내용상 성격이 다른 인물은?

 ① Buffy    ② Lilly    ③ Leonardo DiCaprio    ④ Josh Richter    ⑤ Harrison ford

3. 윗글의 분위기는?

 ① interesting and earnest               ② festive and lively

 ③ gloomy and melancholy             ④ nervous and cynical     ⑤ boring and monotonous

[4-5]다음을 읽고 물음에 답하라

This was the first year Jill had her own corner of the garden to plant whatever she wanted. She loved sweet corn, so she planted sweet corn seeds. Every day the corn seemed to grow more, and Jill worked hard, watering and taking care of her garden. She smiled as she thought about eating hot, buttery ears of corn. By August, the corn had grown far above her head. One day her father said, “Soon you can pick it.”

(A)

What else could explain it? The dew on the papers made her shorts wet. The dew? Of course, the papers weren’t noisy! When the raccoons walked on the papers the first night, the noise must have scared them away. The second night, the papers were wet so they weren’t noisy anymore. That evening, Jill carefully laid out fresh newspapers. The next day, she and her dad picked corn for dinner. As she bit into a juicy ear, she was glad the raccoons hadn’t realized she had put out last week’s news!

(B)

The next morning, Jill saw strange animal tracks in the dirt, and several ears of corn had been eaten. Crying, Jill ran to tell her dad. “It must have been raccoons,” he said. “They love sweet corn. Try putting newspapers all the way around the garden and weigh them down with stones.” Jill didn’t see what good the papers would do, but she laid out some newspapers anyways.

(C)

The next morning, she found no tracks and no missing corn. It worked! “You will have to change the newspapers every day,” her dad said. “The raccoons have read yesterday’s news. They will need new news or they will eat your corn again.” Jill laughed. Raccoons couldn’t read. Besides, it had taken her a long time to lay the papers out the night before. She decided to leave yesterday’s papers. But the next morning, the raccoons had struck again. Jill sat down on the papers and cried. Maybe raccoons really could read.

4. 주어진 글 다음에 이어질 글의 순서가 바른 것은?

① (A) - (C) - (B)      ② (B) - (A) - (C)

③ (B) - (C) - (A)      ④ (C) - (A) - (B)      ⑤ (C) - (B) - (A)

5. 윗글의 내용과 일치하는 것은?

① 너구리가 옥수수를 갉아 먹어서 질은 슬펐다.

② 신문지의 석유 냄새가 너구리를 쫓아내었다.

③ 질은 아빠의 말을 듣고 매일 신문을 갈아주었다.

④ 신문에 젖은 이슬이 옥수수에 수분을 공급해 주었다.

⑤ 너구리가 들어오는 것을 막기 위해 밭에 돌을 둘러놓았다.

[해사가야Gee]

후아.... 태봉쌤~~ 너무길어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ...... ㅎㄷㄷ;;; 잘풀어봤습니다!! ㅎ

[nanu]

Good job~ you know, No pains No gains !

[해사가야Gee]

좋아~ 너는 아는군아, 고통없이는 얻는것도 없다 ! 이거 맞나요? ㅋㅋㅋ;; 내일 뵈요~~

[shqpf]

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