<P><STRONG>Back to the drawing board</STRONG> : to go back and start a project or idea from the beginning</P>
<P>(처음부터 다시 시작, 백지로 돌리다)</P>
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<P>A : Does the boss like our proposal with respect to set up new branch in the U.S.A?</P>
<P>(미국에 지점 설립에 관한 우리의 제안을 좋아 하니?)</P>
<P>B : No. The boss does not like our proposal so we must go <STRONG>back to the drawing board</STRONG>. </P>
<P>(아니. 우리의 제안을 좋아하지 않아. 처음부터 다시시작해야 해)</P>
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<P>* It didn't work. <STRONG>Back to the drawign board</STRONG>.</P>
<P> (잘 안됐다. 처음부터 다시 시작하자)</P>
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<P><STRONG>Have a nice day!</STRONG></P>
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첫댓글Sometimes.. We meet the wrong drawing at the construction site. Then We discussed with another company's engineers.. So come to the conclusion with dificulty.. "Back to the drawing board..?
첫댓글 Sometimes.. We meet the wrong drawing at the construction site. Then We discussed with another company's engineers.. So come to the conclusion with dificulty.. "Back to the drawing board..?
When a power cut during entering data without backup copy, I get steam up because I must go back to the drawing. It is so nuisance!
Is the sentence-It is so nuisance!-right? It is better put an "a" in front of nuisance,isn't it?
In that case it should be "It is too much of a nuisance" Have a nice day!