Back //
At the Back = 뒤에 / 뒤에 있는
It's at the back over there.
over there = 저기에 <=> over here = 여기에
The veggie section is at the back.
The fitting room is at the back.
Back //
be Back = 돌아오다.
I'll be back with a box, then.
plastic bag = 비닐봉지, paper bag = 종이봉지
I will be back soon.
When will you be back?
Back seat = 뒷좌석 vs front seat = 앞 좌석
in the back seat = 뒷좌석에 타고 있는
I'm in the back seat, Mom
Are you in the back seat?
They were in the back seat.
Do you think back seats are safer?
Bad //
My Bad = 내 실수 = my mistake
Oh, yeah. That's true. My bad.
My bad. I didn't see you.
You are right. My bad.
Bang //
The best bang for your buck = 가성비 최고의 것
It's the best bang for your buck.
buck = 달러 = dollar
I need 2 dollars = I need 2 bucks
This is probably the best bang for your buck.
If you want the best bang for your buck, get this one.
Bargain = 아주 싸게 싼 무건이나 서비스
What? That's a bargain.
Only $3? Whats's a bargain !
The hat has a real bargain.
that's a bargain = that's a steal.
Be (주어) (형용사)? = (주어)가 형용사 하니?
Am / Are / Is (주어) (형용사)? = (주어)가 (형용사) 하니?
Am I boring?
boring(= 지루하게 만드는) vs bored(= 지루함을 느끼는)
Am I short?
Dad, Is Santa real?
real = 진짜인 <==> fake = 가짜인
Is the work challenging?
challenging = 어려운
Is your boyfriend tall?
Is your sister pretty?
Be (명사) = (명사)이다
Thank you. You are a lifesaver.
lifesaver = 곤경을 면하게 해 주거나 편의를 높여주는 사람 또는 물건
That is an elephant.
You are an adult.
Well, I'm hand model.
I am a taxi driver.
She is my cousin.
Be (형용사) =(형용사) 하다
am / are / is (형용사)
But I'm scared. I'm a beginner driver...
scare = 겁먹은 vs scary = 겁먹게 하는 / 무서운
I am not scared.
The water is deep.
Mr. Gym ! Your order's ready !
ready = (형용사) 준비된
Your drink is ready.
The weather is chilly.
I'm glad to hear that.
I am happy to meet you.
I am honored to here.
honored = 영광으로 느끼는 / 영광으로 생각하는
Be (형용사) ! = (형용사) 해 !
Be careful, man. It is a school zone.
school zone = 스쿨존 / 어린이 보호 구역
careful = 조심하는
look out > Be careful(=예방)
Be calm ! = 침착해 !
Be quiet ! = 조용해 !
Be nice to her ! = 그녀에게 잘해줘 !
Always be patient and never stop learning.
patient = 인내심 있는, be + 형용사 = (명령어)
Be careful.
Be nice to me.
Be (p.p=형용사) = (p.p=형용사) 당하다 / (p.p=형용사) 되다
Will Be (p.p=형용사) = (p.p=형용사) 당할 것이다 / (p.p=형용사) 될 것이다
Oh, no. I will be grounded.
grounded = 외출이나 놀기 금지당함
You are grounded. => You will be grounded.
The egg is cooked. => The egg will be cooked.
They will be punished.
It will be destroyed.
You will be loved.
Be Going to (동사원형) = (동사원형) 할 것이다(계획된 일)
Are you going to invite Lisa, too?
invite = 초대하다, invite someone to (장소)
invitation = 초대
Are you going to throw it out?
I am going to keep it.
I am not going to give up.
Are you going to invite your sister, too?
Be (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있다 / 현시점에 한참 ~ 하고 있을 때.
Be (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있다 <=> Be not (~ing) = (~ing) 하고 있지 않다
Honey, The heater is working again. <=> Honey, The heater is not working again.
Honey, The elevator is working. <=> Honey, The elevator is not working.
The lights are working. <=> The lights are not working. = The lights are not coming on.
I am looking for a decent ring.
I am waiting for Jason.
She is taking a shower.
Yeah. I think she is seeing someone.
I am seeing someone = 만나는 사람이 있어
Are you seeing anyone?
The baby is sleeping.
We are eating korean BBQ.
Excuse me. I'm looking for diapers.
diaper[daiper] = 기저귀
I am delivering food.
Are you crying right now?
I am washing the dishes.
I'm begging you, man ! I'm dying !
beg = 빌다
I'm riding a bicycle.
She is fixing her computer.
It's pretty obvious. You're watching WCB English.
look = 일반적으로 보다 vs watch = 일정기간 꾸준히 보다
see = 보이는 것 vs look = 의도적으로 보는 것
I'm watching Mayu's videos.
Katherine is playing baseball.
obvious = 뻔한 / 티가 나는
Is someone using the toilet?
toilet = 변기 / 화장실 = lavatory = bathroom
Are you using this computer?
Is she taking the test.
Thank you. I'm just doing my job.
job = 일자리 / 일 / 임무
I am playing basketball.
We are just relaxing.
Oh, Help me, God ! I'm dying !
die = 죽다, dying
The ship is sinking.
The bird is chirping.
Are you enjoying my painting?
painting = 그림(= 색상이 들어간 그림)
vs drawing = 스케치 / 데생(= 색칠하지 않은 그림)
vs picture = 그림이나 사진(= 주로 사진을 이야기함)
Are you doing your homework?
Are you having lunch?
I am using my computer.
Are you still looking for a job?
job = 직업 / 일자리 / 임무
Are you having dinner?
I am writing a book.
Be (~ing) = (~ing) 해 (=확정된 미래 사실)
Are you coming, too.
Are you going to Mayu's birthday party?
Are you going to school soon?
Are you going to the gym?
gym = 헬스클럽 / 체육관 vs health club = 운동/스파
Are you going to work today?
Are you going to work tomorrow?
Are you leaving tonight?
I am getting married next month.
I'm going to Ilsan.
I'm going to Mayu Land with my girlfriend.
girlfriend = 여자친구
I'm just going to Jeju instead.
instead = 그 대신
I'm leaving on Friday.
Is your friend leaving soon?
My driver's license is expiring soon.
Oh, No. My passport is expiring soon.
expire = 만료되다(서류 / 음식 / 쿠폰...) + (tomorrow / tonight / soon / hour..)
She is coming to the ceremony.
She is graduating next week.
The bus is arriving in 5 minutes.
We are going to Central park.
We are going to Niagara falls, so bring some towels.
towel = 수건
falls = 큰 폭포 / 여러 폭포 > waterfall = 폭포
We are moving back to Busan.
We are moving out next month.
Yeah... His whole family is moving back.
whole = 전체의
Be not (~ing) = (~ing) 안 하고 있다 / (~ing) 하고 있지 않다
She's not answering her phone.
Answer one's the phone = 전화를 받다.
answer = 답하다
I am not eating.
I'm not eating anything.
It is not raining.
The refrigerator isn't cooling properly.
refrigerator = fridge = 냉장고
cool = 식다 / 식히다, properly = 제대로 / 적절히
The website is not working.
They are not paying attention.
Be Being (형용사) = (형용사)하게 행동하다.
You were being rude to him.
rude = 무례한 <=> kind = 친절한
You are being rude !
She was being mean !
Be(Is / Are) this(that) (명사)? = 이 사람이 (명사) 예요?
No. Is this Grandpa, Dad?
Grandpa = 할아버지, Grandma = 할머니
Is this your dad?
Is this your grandma?
Is that your boyfriend?
Because (평서문) = (평서문) 이니까 / 라서 / 해서 / 이기 때문에
It's because (평서문) = (평서문)이라서 그래
You do... Because it's your sister Miyu.
I love you because you are my wife.
I failed because i was lazy.
It's because you are smart.
It's because we love you.
I lied because i was scared.
It won't be easy because we have a baby now.
easy = 쉬운 <=> difficult = 어려운
won't = will not
I am tired because I didn't sleep.
We left because They were being rude.
I bought you lunch because It was your birthday. Remember?
I was sad because you were not there.
I'm happy because today is Friday.
I bought you lunch = I bought lunch for you.
I'm happy because Mayu is my teacher.
It's because He is a Pameranian.
It's because I am shy.
It's because English is easy.
Is it because I am rich?
Because of (목적어) = (목적어) 때문에 / (목적어) 때문인
Because of (명사) = (명사) 때문에 / 때문인
He failed because of me.
Is it because of us?
because + (평서문) vs because of + (명사)
It's because of us.
It's because of you.
It's probably because of work.
probably = 아마(= 꽤 확신할 때) vs maybe = 어쩌면(= 확신이 떨어질 때)
It's probable going to rain today. vs Maybe it will rain today.
We canceled the trip because of the weather.
We lost because of you.
Before (명사) = (명사)의 전에 / 전에서
Before this show.
Before the show begins.
Come back before 9.
I can send it to you before tuesday.
It happened right before Exit 20.
Oh, It' free. Just return it before 6.
Please give us a call before you come.
They arrived before us.
That accident happened right before Exit 1.
Yes, I am on I-95 right before Exit 30.
I = Interstate Highway = 주와 주를 연결하는 고속도로
Before (평서문) = (평서문) 이기 전에
It wasn't there before I came here.
here = 여기 / 여기에 / 여기로 (부사)
Take a shower before You go to bed.
I stopped by his office before I came here.
I had lunch before I came here.
Behind (명사) = (명사)의 뒤에 < = > in front of
Oh, It's right behind this post office.
right behind = 바로 뒤에
I am right behind you.
What is behind this wall?
Believe + in (목적어=명사) = (목적더=명사)를 믿다(존재 / 가치 / 신념 / 내면적)
Do you believe in UFOs?
I believe in God.
Do you believe in aliens?
Oh, You will ! Believe in yourself.
yourself = 너 자신, yourselves = 너희들 자신
I should believe in myself.
Do you believe in God.
Believe //
I can't Believe + (평서문) = (평서문)이라니 믿을 수가 없네.
I can't believe the summer break is over.
summer break >= summer recess >= summer vacation
I can't believe you are 20.
I can't believe today is Monday.
I can't believe you forgot our anniversary.
anniversary = 기념일, wedding anniversary = 결혼기념일
I can't believe I forgot her name.
I can't believe you are here !
Can you believe today is Monday?
Don't one's best = 최선을 다하다.
I did my best.
Ok. I'll do my best to stay still.
stay still = 움직이지 않고 가만히 있다
stay still(= 모션/행동) vs stay put(= 이동)
The firefighters did their best.
Better = 더 좋은 / 더 잘하는 , 더 잘 / 더 많
Had Better (동사원형) = (동사원형) 하는 게 좋을 것이다
You'd better not lie to me ! (You had better)
You'd better call me back 1
She'd better not come here !
Oh, I'd better hurry !
She'd better be honest.
You'd better run.
You'd better not eat this.
They'd better watch the WCB English.
Between A and B = A와 B 사이에
There is one between 3rd Steet and 7th Avenue.
There is no secret between me and her.
There is caf'e between 2nd Street and 3rd Street.
Big //
(the or 소유격) + Biggest = 가장 큰
Definitely ! He is our biggest client !
Definitely = 물론 / 확실히
That's your biggest problem.
It's the biggest elephant in the world.
Bit //
A Bit = 약간 = a little bit
Can I get a blanket, please? It's a bit cold.
blanket = 담요, cold = 추운, chilly = 쌀쌀한
I was a bit mad.
That one is a bit expensive.
Bomb (명사) = (명사)를 망치다 <=> ace = nail = 아주 잘하다.
Gosh, I bombed the physics test again.
physics = 물리학, biology = 생물학, geography = 지리학
I bombed the geography test.
I bombed the audition.
<=> I aced the English test.
I bombed the mathematics test again.
I bombed the quiz in Mr. Jackson's class.
quiz = 간단한 시험 / 쪽지 시험 / 퀴즈
bomb = 망치다 / 폭탄 / 낙제하다 <=> ace
I bombed the physics test.
She bombed the English test again.
Mr. Jackson or Professor Jackson?
Borrow (명사) = (명사)를 빌리다 <=> lend = 빌려주다
Tina, Can i borrow your hairbrush?
hairbrush = 머리빗
Can i borrow your pen?
I borrowed some money from him.
could i > can i
Both // (주어) Both = (주어) 둘 다
We both worked at the same company?
They both know the truth.
We both have children.
the same = 같은 <=> different = 다른
Both A and B = A와 B 둘 다
I speak both Korean and English.
I visit both Seoul and Busan.
Olivia speaks both French and Korean.
My wife speak both Korean and English.
Break up + with (목적어) = (목적어)와 헤어지다 = split up(무거움)
Break up = 헤어지다 = split up
I think he recently broke up with his girlfriend.
Break up with your boyfriend !
I broke up with the cheater.
Olivia broke up with me. I'm so depressed.
depressed = 우울함을 느끼는 vs depressing = 우울감을 주는
I broke up with my boyfriend.
Please don't break up with me?
But you gays broke up years ago.
years = 수년간, months = 수개월, hours =수시간
We finally broke up.
She broke up with Alex.
We broke up a month ago !
ago = 전에
Why did you guys break up?
They break up.
Bring (명사) = (명사)를 가져오다
Bring a warm jacket and sweaters.
warm = 따뜻한, lukewarm = 미지근한
I brought some wine.
Bring some food.
Bring some water.
Bring (명사) + to (목적어) = (명사)를 (목적어)에게 가져다주다
I'll bring them to you soom.
soon = 곧 / 금방
Bring it to me.
Can you bring the document to me?
Bring (명사) up = (명사)를 꺼내다
Don't bring it up !
I'm glad you brought it up.
glad = 기쁜 / 다행인, bring > brought > brought
She brought up my past.
You brought it up !
Brush one's teeth = 이를 닦다.
But I brush my teeth every day...
I already brushed my teeth.
I brushed my teeth.
I said " Brush your teeth twice a day..."
teeth = 이(= 복수), tooth = 이(= 단수)
Did you brush your teeth?
every day = (부사) 매일 vs everyday = (형용사) 매일의 / 나날의
toothbrush = 칫솔, toothpaste = 치약
Buckle up = 안전 벨트를 꼭 매다
= Put on your seat belt. = Fasten your seat belt.
Buckle up, kids.
Don't forget to buckle up.
Sure thing. Please buckle up.
sure thing = 그럼요 / 물론이죠 = of course
Bump + into (목적어) = (목적어)를 [우연히] 마주치다 = run into
I just bumped into my ex.
I bumped into a celebrity.
She bumped into her old friend.
Burst into tears = 눈물이 터지다.
I burst into tears.
The poor girl burst into tears.
We both burst into tears.
My sister burst into tears.
Busy = 바쁜 / 열심인 / 바쁘다 / ~에 매달리다
Be Busy + with (명사) = (명사)로 바쁘다
I was busy with my paintings.
painting = 그림, paint = 칠하다
painting = 그림(붓) vs drawing = 그림(연필, 펜)
I am busy with my homework.
She is busy with her job.
She is busy with her essay.
I'm sorry. I've been busy with work.
work = 일 / 일하다
She is busy with her homework.
I am busy with something.
Are you busy with something
I have been busy(= 옛날부터 지금까지 쭉 바쁘다)
vs I am busy(= 지금 바쁘다)
But = 하지만 / ~이지만 / 그래도
I'll try, but I can't be sure.
sure = 확신하는
She apologized, but I'm still mad.
It looks good, but It's too expensive.
I am not angry(sure) vs I can't be angry(sure)
Yeah, but we are still good friends.
friend = 친구
Yeah, but she is really nice.
I know, but he is not my type.
But //
, But (평서문) = 하지만 (평서문)이다 / (평서문)~인데 / (평서문) ~이지만
I bought these earphones here yesterday, but they don't work.
work = 일하다 작동하다.
I tried, but I failed.
It's not easy, but I will try.
We are close, but We are different.
You can take the burger, but We don't have a container for the soup.
You can go, but I will stay here.
I like fried chicken, but She doesn't (like it).
I can teach you, but It's not easy.
teach > taught > taught
Kelly is small, but she is strong.
I like apples, but he likes oranges.
Buy (명사) used = (명사)를 중고로 사다 > bought = 쌌다(buy의 과거)
Thanks. I bought it used for $5,000.
Did you buy it used?
I bought the watch used.
Buy (목적어) + (명사) = (목적어)에게 (명사)를 사주다
= Buy (명사) + for (목적어)
Buy her some accessories. My wife own a jewelry shop.
Buy some accessories for her.
jewelry = 보석류(셀 수 없음) vs jewel = 보석/장신구=gam(셀 수 있음)
Buy her something cute.
= Buy something cute for her.
I bought him a new game.
= I bought a new game for him.
game = 게임
Let me buy you lunch.
= Let me buy lunch for you.
buy me lunch = buy lunch for me
My dad bought me this toy.
She bought me dinner.
= She bought dinner for me.
By (교통수단) = (교통수단)으로
Can't we just go there by bus?
go = 가다
Let's go there by bus.
You can go there by bus.
By (시기) = (시기)까지 [한번] vs until = 까지 [쭉]
Come back by 5.
Come back by 10.
Come back by Sunday.
Come here by 5
Email me back by tomorrow.
Finish it by tomorrow.
Finish by Sunday.
I can get there by 9.
I have to finish it by next week.
next week = 다음 주 / 다음 주에
I have to move out of my apartment by tomorrow.
out of = ~ 밖으로 = get out of here = move out of ***
I will email it to you by tomorrow.
email vs fas vs text (~로 보내다)
Send it to me by Monday.
Wait until 5.
By (명사) = (명사) 차이로
We beat them by 30 points.
We won by one goal !
Yes ! We beat them by two goals!
beat = 이기다(상대방), win = 이기다(게임)
beat > beat > beaten
By (명사) = (명사) 옆에 / 근처에
It's by the window.
It's in the closet by the door.
closet = 벽장
There's one by my office.
office = 사무실
There's one by the parking lot.
We are walking by the beach.
behind = ~위 뒤에, in front of = ~의 앞에
By color = 색깔 별로, by size = 크기 별로
Just sort the clothes by color.
clothes = 옷, cloth = 천
sort = 분류하다, organize = 정돈하다
I sorted them by color.
She organized the books by color.
By the way = 그나저나 = BTW(줄임말)
I slept well. By the way, What's for breakfast?
By the way, He won't be here.
By the way, Mayu loves ice cream.
By the way, Your grandpa has a sweet grandsom.
By the way, I bought a car.
By the way, I'm getting married.
By oneself = 스스로 / 혼자의 힘으로
Can you walk by yourself?
walk(l 묵음) vs work(r 발음)
I can walk by myself.
She can do it by herself.