어제부터 서너 문장을 외우는 연습을 하는 중이다.
생각만큼 쉽지는 않겠지만 외웠다 잊어먹고 하면서 나아질 것이라고 생각한다.
drop by- "Drop by" (phrasal verb) means to visit informally. This visit is usually brief and unexpected. "Drop by" is an inseparable phrasal verb. It can be used with or without an object.
I hope it's OK that I dropped by to see you.
Please drop by my office on your way to the meeting.
show up - Show up" (phrasal verb) means to arrive at a place. It can mean to arrive unexpectedly, especially if it follows "just." "Show up" is an inseparable phrasal verb and is not used with an object.
I thought it was better for me to just show up and try to catch you.
How many people do you think will show up for the press conference?
Ride out - "Ride out" (phrasal verb) means to experience a difficult situation and not be harmed by it. "Ride out" is a separable phrasal verb and is used with an object.
We'll be able to continue improving the company once we ride this transition out.
We have to ride out this financial crisis and not panic about our sales.
initial - "Initial" (adjective) means first or happening at the beginning. "Initial" is always followed by a noun.
Typical of any change, there will be some initial confusion.
An initial investment of one million dollars is required.
disruption - A "disruption" (noun) is a problem or complication that interrupts a process and prevents it from continuing in its normal way.
The change will cause some initial disruption.
The telephone call was a major disruption to our meeting.
stand out - "Stand out" (phrasal verb) means to be noticeable. "Stand out" is an inseparable phrasal verb and is not used with an object.
One of the reasons our products stand out is quality.
John's work stands out from that of his co-workers.
practically - Practically" (adverb) means almost, nearly, or virtually. "Practically" is common in spoken English, but is not as common in writing.
I practically grew up in this company.
He goes to Brussels so often that he practically lives there!
from the get-go - "From the get-go" (prepositional phrase) means from the beginning. It is an informal expression.
I want to be involved from the get-go.
It was clear from the get-go that this company would succeed.
integral - "Integral" (adjective) means essential or necessary. It is often used in the phrase "an integral part of." "Integral" can be followed by "to" plus an object.
Strong communication skills are integral to being a good manager.
realign - "Realign" (verb) means to reorganize or change the importance of certain priorities or relationships within an organization.
I need to realign the tires on my car because they are out of balance.
To succeed in this job, I must realign my goals with the company's goals.
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We met with a consultant whose office is downtown.
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The hotel where we stayed was very close to the convention.
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August is the month that we first made a profit.
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I want to move to a city where the weather is warm.
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Sheryl talked to a colleague whose brother works for a high-tech firm.
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I moved to New York the year that I was promoted to vice president of sales.
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The cabinet where I put the files is locked.
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Do you remember the time when we went on vacation to Hawaii?
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1959 is the year when I was born.
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I know the woman whose team is designing the new software program.
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The store where I do most of my shopping is on the other side of town.
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The computer whose keyboard isn't working is on the desk behind you.
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