Package //
Do you have a package for me?
Have a package + for (목적어) = (목적어)를 위한 소포가 있다.
I have a package for Mr. Jackson.
package = 소포 / 포장물
I have a package for Mrs. Lee.
Packed = 꽉 찬(형용사)
This class was packed.
The concert hall was packed !
The store is packed !
Wow ! The mall is complete packed.
Past (시간) = (시간)이 넘은 / (시간)이 지난
It's already past midnight !
It's past 2 !
No way ! It's past 11.
No way ! = 절대 안 받지! = 말도 안 돼 ! = 절대 싫어! = 절대 아니야 !
Padal away = 페달을 밟고 (급하게) 도망가다.
A man on a bicycle hit me and just padaled away.
bicycle = bike = 자전거 / 모터사이클
hit > hit > hit
run away = driver away
She padaled away from her problems.
The suspect pedaled away.
Per (명사) = (명사) 하나당
It's $2 per person.
Ok. That will be $1 per picture.
per preson, per night,
We paid $10 per night.
That's $1 vs That would be $1
Person //
In Person = 직접(만나서) / 실물로
Jim looks better in peron.
Yeah ! He looked better in person !
look better in person = 실물이 더 나아 보이다
You look better in person.
You look better in photos = 넌 사진이 더 나아 보여
Pick up (목적어) + from (명사) = (목적어)를 (명사)에게 픽업하다.
Pick (대명사) up + from (명사) = (목적어)를 (명사)에게 픽업하다.
pick up <=> drop off
Honey, Can you pick up Mayu from the nursery?
nursery = 어린이집 vs kinder garten = 유치원
I picked him up from the supermarket.
Pick up Piter from the hotel.
Sure. I can pick him up at around 6.
Picky + about (명사) = (명사)를 가리다 / (명사)에 대해 까다롭다
Don't be picky about food !
can't = 할 수 없어 / 하면 안 돼.
She is picky about food.
You can't be picky about food !
You can't lie to me !
Place (명사) = (명사)를 놓다
Place the card key here.
Place your passport on the table.
Please place any electronic devices in the tray?
device = 장치(조그마한) vs machine = 장치(크고 복잡한)
Electronic = 전자의 , Tray = 바구니
Place (목적어) + in (명사) = (목적어)를 (명사)에 넣다
place = 놓다 / 위치시키다
I placed the book in the bag.
Place it in the box.
Please place it in that plastic bag.
Yes, Please place them in separate bins.
separate = 각자 다른 / 분리된
bin = 바구니, overhead bin = 비행기 선반
Plan + to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 계획이다.
Are you planning to go to college?
I am planning to do it here.
I am planning to go to Italy.
I am planning to propose to my girlfriend. so...
propose = pop the question = 프러포즈하다.
I am planning to take a yoga class.
We are planning to throw a party.
We are planning to go on vacation.
Yeah, I'm planning to go to Florida.
Florida = 플로리다주
Plans //
Have Plans + for (명사) = (명사)에 약속이 있다
plan(= 혼자만의 목표 / 약속) vs plans(= 친구들과의 약속)
Do you have any plans for the weekend?
weekend = 주말
Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
I have no plans for tonight.
Play + against (명사) = (명사)를 상대로 시합하다.
They played against Korea.
We played against Franch.
We played against the Japanese team.
You guys played against the Runners, right?
you guys = 너희들 / 여러분, against = ~를 상대로
Play hide-and-seek = 숨바꼭질하다
Do you want to play hide-and-seek?
It's time to play hide-and-seek !
Wait. My music book is playing hide-and-seek with me.
music book = 음악 책
play tag = 술래잡기하다
Play + with (명사) = (명사)를 가지고 놀다
Are you still playing with your toys?
toy = 장난감, doll = 인형
I'm playing with my toys.
Stop playing with it.
Please (동사원형) = (동사원형) 해 주세요.
Please be quiet.
Please move your vehicle.
Please remove any metallic items, Sir.
remove = 제거하다 / 빼
metallic = 금속으로 된, item = 상품 / 제품 / 물건
Plus, = 그것도 그렇고,
Plus, It's good exercise for my brain.
brain = 두뇌
Plus, It's good for your health.
Plus, You will get free movie tickets.
Please (동사원형) = (동사원형) 해 주세요.
Pop the question = 청혼하다 = propose
Finally, My boyfriend popped the question.
He couldn't pot the question.
I am going to pop the question during the show.
I am planning to pop the question to my girlfriend.
Probably = 아마도 > vs maybe = 어쩌면
He's probably going to charge us.
charge = 청구하다 / 충전하다
He was probably joking.
joke = 농담하다 = kid
I'm probably right.
I was probably sleeping.
It's probably a drone or a small airplane.
It's probably Jonathan's.
She is probably rich.
She was probably mad.
You are probably wrong.
Problem = 문제
No problem. = 문제없죠 / 괜찮아요
No problem. I will do that.
No problem. I will tell him.
No problem. I will talk to him.
No problem. My wife is pregnant, too.
pregnant = 임신한
Oh, No problem at all.
= That's no problem at all.
That's not my problem.
What seems to be the problem? = What's the problem.
Put = 놓다 > put > put
Put it down right there.
Put your hands down.
have dinner = eat dinner
We are having dinner. Put it down.
Put (명사) back + in one's place = (명사)를 제자리에 가져다 놓다
Angie put the doll back in its place
Put your toys back in their place.
When you're done. put them back in their place.
put > put > put, 여기서 them = toys
Put (목적어) + on the phone = (목적어)를 바꿔주다.
Can you put your manager on the phone?
It's Dad. Can you put Mom on the phone?
dad = 아버지 / 아빠 vs Dad = 아빠란다.
Put Daddy on the phone.
Put on (명사) = put (대명사) on = (명사)를 입다 / 쓰다 / 신다
Put (명사) on = (명사)를 착용하다.
All right... I'll put it on right now.
Go and put on a warm Jacket.
I put my socks on.
I put on my jacket left.
Put on the jeans.
Put on this skirts.
Put this on.
Put (명사) back + in one's place = (명사)를 제자리에 가져다 놓다