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ask for
FOR~을 요청하다
to request something
If you need help, just ask for it.
ask around
AROUND여러 사람에게 물어보다
to ask several people for information
I'll ask around and see who's hiring.
ask out
OUT(이성을) 데이트 신청하다
to invite someone on a date
He finally asked her out.
back up
UP후원하다, 지지하다; (데이터를) 백업하다; 후진하다
to support; to make a copy of data; to reverse
I'll back you up in the meeting.
back off
OFF관여를 그만두다, 물러나다
to stop interfering or pressuring
Back off! This is my project.
back out (of)
OUT (OF)(약속을) 파토 내다, 빠지다
to withdraw from a promise or deal
They backed out of the deal last minute.
blow off
OFF무시하고 떼우다, 노쇼하다
to ignore or skip deliberately
He blew off the meeting again.
break up
UP헤어지다; (시위 등을) 해산시키다
to end a relationship; to disperse
They broke up after three years.
bring up
UP(화제를) 꺼내다; (아이를) 키우다
to mention a topic; to raise a child
Don't bring that up at dinner.
bump into
INTO우연히 마주치다
to meet someone by chance
I bumped into my ex at the mall.
call on
ON(수업에서) 지명하다; (방문하다) 찾아가다
to pick someone to answer; to visit
The teacher called on me and I froze.
catch up (with)
UP (WITH)따라잡다; 근황을 나누다
to reach the same level; to exchange news
I stayed late to catch up on work.
check in
IN체크인하다; 안부를 전하다
to register; to report one's status
You can check in online 24 hours before.
cheer up
UP기분 전환시키다, 북돋우다
to make someone happier
Cheer up! It's not the end of the world.
come across
ACROSS우연히 발견하다; (인상이) ~하게 느껴지다
to find by chance; to seem a certain way
I came across an old photo album.
come through
THROUGH(약속·도움이) 실제로 이루어지다
to do what was promised
He came through when we needed him.
come around
AROUND마음을 바꿔 동의하다; 정기적으로 오다
to change one's mind; to visit regularly
Give him time. He'll come around.
count on
ON~을 믿고 의지하다
to rely on someone
You can count on me anytime.
dress up
UP멋지게 차려입다; 분장하다
to wear fancy clothes; to costume
Kids love dressing up as superheroes.
drop by
BY들르다, 잠깐 들르다
to visit casually
Drop by whenever you're in the area.
drop in
IN불시에 방문하다
to visit without notice
Feel free to drop in anytime.
fall out (with)
OUT (WITH)(누구와) 사이가 틀어지다
to argue and stop being friendly
He fell out with his best friend.
fall for
FOR완전히 반하다; (속임수에) 속아 넘어가다
to fall in love; to be deceived
He fell for her the first week.
fit in
IN어울리다, 융화되다
to belong comfortably in a group
I never fit in at that school.
fix up
UP수리하다; (약혼 등을) 주선하다
to repair; to arrange a meeting
We fixed up the old bike.
get up to
UP TO(나쁜 짓을) 벌이다; ~에 이르다
to be busy doing something mischievous
What have you been getting up to?
get on
ON탑승하다; (일·사람과) 잘 지내다
to board; to have a good relationship
Get on the subway at City Hall.
get along (with)
ALONG (WITH)사이좋게 지내다
to have a friendly relationship
Do you get along with your roommate?
get back at
BACK AT복수하다
to take revenge on someone
He got back at her by ignoring her calls.
get into
INTO~에 빠지다; (학교에) 붙다; 괴롭히다
to become interested; to be admitted; to start a fight
I'm really getting into K-dramas.
get on with
ON WITH~을 계속 진행하다; ~와 잘 지내다
to continue; to have a good relationship
Get on with your homework.
get together
TOGETHER모이다, 만나다
to meet socially
Let's get together next week.
get on (someone's) nerves
ON (SOMEONE'S) NERVES~의 신경을 긁다
to annoy someone
His humming gets on my nerves.
get in on
IN ON~에 끼어들다, 참여하다
to join an activity
Can I get in on the game?
get through to
THROUGH TO~에게 (마음을) 전하다
to make someone understand
I can't get through to my teenager.
get up the nerve
UP THE NERVE용기를 내다
to gather the courage to do something
I finally got up the nerve to ask her.
give in
IN굽히다, 동의해 버리다
to stop resisting and agree
Dad finally gave in and bought the dog.
give back
BACK돌려주다
to return something
Give me back my charger.
give up on
UP ON~을 (가망이 없다며) 접다
to stop believing in someone
Never give up on yourself.
go out
OUT외출하다; 데이트하다; (불이) 꺼지다
to leave home socially; to date; to stop burning
Are you going out tonight?
grow up
UP자라다, 성장하다
to become an adult
I grew up in Seoul.
grow apart
APART점점 멀어지다 (관계)
to become distant over time
We grew apart after college.
grow into
INTO~로 자라나다; (역할에) 익숙해지다
to develop into; to become comfortable in
He's growing into a great leader.
hand down
DOWN(물건·전통을) 물려주다
to pass on to a younger person
This watch was handed down to me.
hang out
OUT놀다, 어울려 시간 보내다
to spend time relaxing
Let's hang out this weekend.
hold back
BACK억제하다; 숨기다; 주저하다
to restrain; to keep secret; to hesitate
She held back her tears.
join in
IN끼어들다, 참여하다
to take part in an activity
Everyone joined in the singing.
keep in touch
IN TOUCH연락을 유지하다
to stay in contact
Let's keep in touch after the class ends.
keep an eye on
AN EYE ON지켜보다, 살피다
to watch carefully
Keep an eye on my bag for a minute.
kick out
OUT쫓아내다
to force someone to leave
They kicked him out of the bar.
let down
DOWN실망시키다; (기대에) 못 미치다
to disappoint someone
I won't let you down.
let slip
SLIP입에서 실수로 흘리다
to reveal accidentally
She let slip about the surprise party.
look after
AFTER돌보다
to take care of
Can you look after my cat this weekend?
look up
UP(사전·검색으로) 찾아보다; (사람을) 찾아가다
to search for information; to visit
Look it up on your phone.
look up to
UP TO~을 존경하다
to admire someone
I've always looked up to my sister.
look down on
DOWN ON무시하다, 깔보다
to think someone is inferior
Don't look down on beginners.
look like
LIKE~처럼 보이다
to resemble
It looks like rain.
make up
UP지어내다; 화해하다; (시험을) 보충하다; (화장을) 하다
to invent; to reconcile; to compensate
He made up an excuse about traffic.
make fun of
FUN OF놀리다, 조롱하다
to mock someone
Stop making fun of my accent.
mess with
WITH~을 건드리다, 골탕 먹이다
to bother or provoke someone
Don't mess with her — she's a black belt.
move in
IN이사 들어가다
to start living in a place
They moved in last Saturday.
move out
OUT이사 나가다
to leave a residence
My roommate is moving out next month.
pass away
AWAY세상을 떠나다
to die (polite)
Her grandfather passed away last month.
pay back
BACK(돈을) 갚다; (호의를) 갚다
to return money; to repay a favor
I'll pay you back on Friday.
pick on
ON~을 괴롭히다, 트집 잡다
to tease or bully repeatedly
The bigger kids picked on him.
play along
ALONG일단 맞춰주다, 분위기 따르다
to pretend to agree for the moment
I played along with the joke.
put up with
UP WITH~을 참다, 견디다
to tolerate something unpleasant
I can't put up with this noise.
put down
DOWN내려놓다; 깎아내리다; (지불하다) 선금으로 내다
to place; to insult; to pay part of
Put down your phone and talk to me.
put up
UP(글·사진을) 게시하다; 숙박시켜 주다
to display; to host overnight
They put up posters downtown.
put yourself out
YOURSELF OUT수고를 무릅쓰다
to make a special effort
Don't put yourself out for me.
run into
INTO우연히 만나다; (문제·빚에) 부딪치다
to meet by chance; to encounter
I ran into my old teacher downtown.
run in the family
IN THE FAMILY집안 대대로 이어지다
to be shared by family members
Musical talent runs in the family.
see off
OFF(출국·출발을) 배웅하다
to say goodbye to a traveler
We saw her off at the airport.
settle down
DOWN안정되다; 진정하다; (결혼해) 정착하다
to become calm; to establish a stable life
The baby finally settled down.
show up
UP나타나다 (기대와 달리); (남을) 깎아내리다
to arrive or appear; to embarrass
He showed up an hour late.
show off
OFF과시하다, 자랑하다
to display proudly
He's showing off his new car again.
show around
AROUND(장소를) 안내하다
to give a tour
I'll show you around the campus.
speak out (against)
OUT (AGAINST)공개적으로 항의하다
to criticize publicly
Workers spoke out against the cuts.
stand up
UP(자리에서) 일어나다; (사람을) 바람맞이다
to rise; to fail to show up
Please stand up for the anthem.
stand out
OUT돋보이다, 눈에 띄다
to be easily noticed
Her red coat stands out in the snow.
stand by
BY대기하다; 지지하다; 지켜보기만 하다
to wait ready; to support; to watch passively
Stand by for further updates.
stand up for
UP FOR~을 위해 (정당하게) 나서다
to defend someone or something
Stand up for yourself at work.
stick with
WITH계속 고수하다; ~와 함께 있다
to continue using; to stay loyal
Stick with the plan for a month.
stick up for
UP FOR~을 감싸다, 편들다
to defend verbally
Thanks for sticking up for me.
stop by
BY잠깐 들르다
to make a short visit
Stop by my desk when you're free.
take in
IN(정보를) 흡수하다; (옷을) 줄이다; (동물·사람을) 들이다
to absorb; to alter smaller; to shelter
That's a lot to take in at once.
take out
OUT데리고 나가다; (음식을) 포장하다; (대출·보험을) 들다
to bring outside; to get takeout; to obtain
Let's take out the trash.
take after
AFTER(가족을) 닮다
to resemble an older relative
She takes after her father in humor.
take part in
PART IN~에 참여하다
to participate in
Over 500 students took part in the survey.
take care of
CARE OF돌보다; 처리하다
to look after; to handle
Take care of yourself, okay?
take advantage of
ADVANTAGE OF~을 (기회로) 활용하다; ~을 속여 이용하다
to use an opportunity; to exploit
Take advantage of the free trial.
talk into
INTO~을 설득해 ~하게 만들다
to persuade someone to do something
He talked me into joining the gym.
talk out of
OUT OF~을 설득해 그만두게 하다
to persuade not to do something
I talked him out of quitting.
talk over
OVER상의하다
to discuss
Let's talk it over dinner.
talk down to
DOWN TO위에서 내려다보며 말하다
to speak condescendingly
He talks down to junior staff.
tell off
OFF호되게 혼내다
to scold someone
The manager told him off for lateness.
tell on
ON고자질하다
to report someone's bad behavior
I'll tell on you if you keep it up.
turn to
TO~에게/곳으로 도움을 청하다
to seek help from
I turned to my brother for advice.
wait up
UP밤새 기다리다/깨어 있다
to stay awake waiting
Don't wait up for me tonight.
wait on
ON(식당 등에서) 시중을 들다
to serve customers
She waited on six tables at once.
watch over
OVER지키다, 보호하다
to protect
The dog watches over the baby.
write back
BACK답장하다
to reply in writing
Write back when you get a chance.
boss around
AROUND~을 함부로 부리다
to give orders in a bossy way
Stop bossing me around.
bounce off
OFF(아이디어를) 부딪쳐 보다
to share ideas for reaction
Let's bounce ideas off each other.
skirt around
AROUND(민감한 문제를) 피해 다니다
to avoid a topic
Stop skirting around the salary question.
level with
WITH~에게 솔직히 말하다
to be honest with someone
Let me level with you.
size up
UP~을 (훑어) 평가하다
to assess someone or something
The interviewer sized me up quickly.
hash out
OUT(논쟁 끝에) 합의하다
to discuss until resolved
We hashed out a schedule.
slip in
IN슬그머니 끼워 넣다
to insert quietly or subtly
She slipped in a joke during the pitch.
pry into
INTO(사생활을) 참견하다
to investigate others' private life
Stop prying into my messages.
come clean
CLEAN(숨긴 것을) 솔직히 털어놓다
to tell the truth about something
He came clean about the accident.
fill in for
IN FOR누군가를 대신하다
to substitute for someone
Can you fill in for me tomorrow?
let in on
IN ON(비밀을) 알려주다
to share a secret with someone
Let me in on the plan.
rub off on
OFF ON(영향이) 옮아 붙다
to pass on a quality through contact
Her patience rubs off on the team.
single out
OUT(여럿 중) 한 명을 특별히 지목하다
to choose one person specially
The judge singled out her essay.
step in
IN개입하다, 나서다
to intervene
The referee stepped in quickly.
tide over
OVER(어려운 기간을) 넘겨주다
to help survive a difficult period
This loan will tide us over.
cut it out
IT OUT그만해! — (나쁜 행동을) 그만두다
to stop an annoying behavior
Cut it out, you two!
check up on
UP ON~의 상태·행동을 확인하다
to investigate someone's condition
I checked up on her after surgery.
drop in on
IN ON불시에 ~를 방문하다
to visit someone unexpectedly
I dropped in on my cousin yesterday.
hold it against
IT AGAINST~을 (원한으로) 받아들이다
to keep resentment about something
I won't hold it against you.
break off
OFF(관계·회의·약혼을) 끊다/중단하다
to end or stop suddenly
They broke off the engagement.
brush off
OFF쌩 무시하다
to dismiss coldly
She brushed off my suggestion.
cheer on
ON응원하다, 힘을 실어주다
to shout support for someone
We cheered the team on from the stands.
chip in
IN돈을 보태다; 끼어들어 말하다
to contribute money; to join a conversation
We all chipped in for a goodbye gift.
come forward
FORWARD(정보를 위해) 나서다
to offer help or information publicly
No one has come forward with clues.
come from
FROM~출신이다; ~에서 유래하다
to originate from
She comes from a family of chefs.
cover for
FOR대신 일하다; (잘못을) 덮어주다
to substitute at work; to hide someone's fault
Can you cover for me on Friday?
draw out
OUT(이야기·과정을) 끌어내다/늘리다
to encourage someone to talk; to prolong
She drew out the shy student.
drift apart
APART점점 사이가 멀어지다
to become gradually distant
Old friends drift apart sometimes.
fall in with
IN WITH~와 어울리다; (계획에) 동조하다
to start associating with; to agree with
He fell in with the wrong crowd.
fuss over
OVER수다스레 챙겨주다
to pay excessive attention to
Grandma fussed over us all weekend.
gang up on
UP ON다같이 한 사람을 몰아붙이다
to unite against one person
Everyone ganged up on me in the meeting.
go along with
ALONG WITH~에 동의해 따르다
to agree with or accept
I'll go along with your idea.
go back on
BACK ON(약속·말을) 깨다
to fail to keep a promise
He never goes back on his word.
grow out of
OUT OF자라며 벗어나다; (일이) ~에서 생기다
to outgrow; to result from
Kids grow out of these phases.
hand back
BACK되돌려주다
to return something to its owner
Hand back the tests after grading.
have on
ON입고 있다; (사람을) 놀려 걸다
to be wearing; to tease someone
What did you have on at the party?
have over
OVER집에 초대하다
to invite someone to your home
We're having friends over tonight.
hear about
ABOUT~에 대해 전해 듣다
to receive news about
I heard about your promotion — congrats!
hear from
FROM~에게 연락을 받다
to receive a contact from someone
I haven't heard from her in weeks.
help out
OUT도와주다 (곤란할 때)
to assist someone in need
Can you help out with the move?
hit it off
IT OFF첫 만남에 금세 사이좋아지다
to become friendly immediately
We hit it off at the workshop.
hit on
ON번뜩 생각나다; ~에게 추파 던지다
to think of suddenly; to flirt with
I hit on a great solution in the shower.
hook up
UP연결하다; (사람을) 이어주다
to connect; to arrange a meeting
Hook up the printer to the Wi-Fi.
lash out (at)
OUT (AT)화풀이다; 맹공격하다
to attack suddenly with words or blows
He lashed out at the referee.
latch onto
ONTO붙잡다; 곧바로 이해하다
to attach to; to grasp quickly
The media latched onto the story.
laugh off
OFF웃어넘기다
to dismiss with laughter
He laughed off the typo.
lean on
ON기대다; (압박으로) 의지하다
to rest on; to pressure someone
Lean on me if things get hard.
leave out
OUT빼먹다; (사람을) 소외시키다
to omit; to exclude someone
You left out an important step.
let off
OFF(폭죽을) 터뜨리다; 봐주다
to fire fireworks; to excuse punishment
They let off fireworks by the river.
let on
ON새지 않다, 티 내지 않다
to reveal a secret
Don't let on about the surprise.
look in on
IN ON잠깐 들러 안부를 보다
to visit briefly to check on
I'll look in on Grandma tomorrow.
look on
ON방관하다
to watch without taking part
Crowds looked on as the building burned.
meet up
UP만나다 (약속해서)
to meet socially
Let's meet up after work.
pick up on
UP ON알아차리다; (화제를) 다시 꺼내다
to notice; to return to a topic
She picked up on my mood instantly.
reason with
WITH이성적으로 설득하다
to persuade by calm argument
Try reasoning with him first.
barge in
IN예고 없이 거칠게 끼어들다
to enter or interrupt rudely
He barged in without knocking.
clam up
UP갑자기 입을 다물다
to suddenly refuse to talk
He clammed up when police arrived.
come between
BETWEEN사이를 갈라놓다
to damage a relationship
Never let money come between friends.
cool off
OFF식히다; (관계·분위기가) 식다
to become cooler; to lose interest in each other
Cool off with some iced tea.
count in
IN끼워주다 (같이 하게)
to include someone in a plan
Count me in for the trip!
count out
OUT제외하다 (가망 없음)
to exclude someone or something
Don't count him out yet — he trains hard.
dish out
OUT(조언·비판을) 마구 내뿜다
to give out in large amounts
He dishes out tough love.
egg on
ON부추기다
to encourage someone to do something risky
His friends egged him on to jump.
feel for
FOR마음이 아프다, 동정하다
to sympathize with someone
I really feel for you right now.
fish for
FOR(칭찬·정보를) 낚으려 하다
to try to get something indirectly
Stop fishing for compliments.
pair up
UP짝을 지어주다/이루다
to form pairs
Pair up for the speaking drill.
pass down
DOWN(아래 세대에) 물려주다
to hand to the next generation
These recipes pass down from my grandmother.
root for
FOR응원하다, 힘을 실어주다
to support and hope someone wins
I'm rooting for you all the way.
rely on
ON의지하다, 신뢰하다
to depend on with confidence
You can rely on her to deliver.
rope in
IN일에 끌어들이다
to persuade someone to join
I got roped in to organize the party.
rub in
IN뼈에 새기듯 다시 언급하다
to remind someone of something unpleasant
No need to rub it in — I lost, okay?
run after
AFTER쫓다; (짝을) 쫓아다니다
to chase; to pursue romantically
The dog ran after the mail truck.
run down
DOWN깎아내리다; (배터리가) 닳다; (사람을) 치다
to criticize; to deplete; to hit with a car
Stop running down your own work.
run past
PAST~에게 보여 물어보다
to share for feedback
Run the draft past your mentor.
see out
OUT끝까지 채우다; 배웅하다
to last until the end; to escort out
He saw out his contract quietly.
shrug off
OFF별것 아니라는 듯 무시하다
to dismiss as unimportant
He shrugged off the criticism.
side with
WITH편을 들다
to support one person in a dispute
The manager sided with the customer.
smooth over
OVER(갈등·문제를) 매끈하게 풀다
to make a problem seem less serious
She smoothed over the misunderstanding.
snap at
AT퉁명스럽게 지르다
to respond angrily and suddenly
Sorry I snapped at you earlier.
sound out
OUT떠보다
to test someone's opinion indirectly
Sound out the team before deciding.
split up
UP헤어지다; 흩어지다; (두 사람을) 떼어놓다
to separate; to divide
The band split up last year.
stand up to
UP TO(강자·시험에) 맞서다, 견디다
to resist; to endure testing
Stand up to the bully.
stay out
OUT밤늦게까지 안 들어오다; (분쟁에) 안 끼다
to return home late; to avoid involvement
He stayed out until 3 a.m.
stick by
BY곁을 지키다; (결정을) 고수하다
to stay loyal; to keep to a decision
She stuck by me through everything.
strike up
UP(대화·관계·연주를) 시작하다
to begin a conversation or music
He struck up a chat in the elevator.
tag along
ALONG(허락 맡아) 따라가다
to join someone reluctantly invited
Mind if I tag along?
take it out on
IT OUT ON~에게 화풀이다
to make someone suffer for your anger
Don't take it out on me — I didn't do it.
talk back
BACK말대꾸하다
to reply rudely to someone in authority
Don't talk back to your elders.
tuck in
IN(이불을) 덮어주다; 마음껏 먹다
to tuck bedding; to eat greedily
Tuck the kids in before you go.
turn against
AGAINST등을 돌리다, 적대하다
to stop supporting and oppose
The fans turned against the coach.
walk out on
OUT ON(책임을) 버리고 떠나다
to abandon someone or something
He walked out on the team mid-season.
work at
AT~을 위해 계속 노력하다
to make steady effort at something
Relationships take work — keep working at it.
ask after
AFTER안부를 묻다
to ask about someone's health
He asked after your parents.
blurt out
OUT생각 없이 화들짝 내뱉다
to say suddenly without thinking
He blurted out the secret at dinner.
bring along
ALONG챙겨 오다/데려오다
to bring someone or something with you
Bring your ID along to the interview.
brush aside
ASIDE쓱 쳐내다 (무시하다)
to dismiss quickly
She brushed aside the criticism.
butter up
UP바르듯 아부하다
to flatter to gain favor
He's buttering up the boss again.
get about
ABOUT(소문이) 퍼지다; 돌아다니다
to spread; to move around (BrE)
News gets about fast in this office.
get after
AFTER잔소리하다, 단속하다
to scold or press someone repeatedly
Mom keeps getting after me about laundry.
get in with
IN WITH(영향력 있는 사람과) 판을 같이하다
to become friendly with influential people
He got in with the senior devs fast.
go on about
ON ABOUT같은 얘기를 늘어지게 하다
to talk about something too long
He goes on about crypto all day.
go out of one's way
OUT OF ONE'S WAY굳이 특별히 애쓰다
to make a special effort
She went out of her way to help me move.
name after
AFTER~의 이름을 따서 짓다
to give someone the same name as another
They named their son after his grandfather.
hand on
ON(다음 사람에게) 건네주다, 전하다
to pass something to the next person
Hand on the clipboard when you're done.
have it in for
IT IN FOR~을 (못살게) 노리고 있다
to intend to harm or trouble someone
The boss seems to have it in for me.
have it out with
IT OUT WITH~와 솔직하게 따져붙다
to settle a disagreement by direct talk
I had it out with my roommate about the dishes.
hit back
BACK반박하다, 받아치다
to reply to criticism
She hit back at the rumors instantly.
hold together
TOGETHER결속시키다; 무너지지 않고 버티다
to keep a group or thing intact
Her humor holds the team together.
huddle up
UP웅크려 모으다/모이다
to gather closely
The team huddled up before the game.
kick around
AROUND(아이디어를) 던져 논의하다; 떠돌다
to discuss casually; to wander without purpose
Let's kick some ideas around first.
lap up
UP(칭찬을) 흡족히 받아먹다
to accept praise or info eagerly
He lapped up all the compliments.
link up
UP연결되다, 합류하다
to connect or join together
Let's link up after the conference.
look to
TO~에게 기대다; ~을 향하다
to depend on; to expect from
We look to you for leadership.
meddle in
IN남의 일에 참견하다
to interfere in others' affairs
Stop meddling in their relationship.
pop in
IN잠깐 들르다
to visit briefly
Pop in for a coffee sometime.
read into
INTO(없는 뜻을) 읽어내다
to find meanings that aren't there
You're reading too much into her text.
speak for
FOR~을 대변하다; (자리를) 차지하다
to represent; to reserve
Speak for yourself — I love Mondays.
string along
ALONG바람만 끼우다, 유지하며 속이다
to deceive someone over time
She strung him along for months.
warm to
TO호감을 갖기 시작하다; 열정을 보이다
to begin to like; to become enthusiastic
The audience warmed to her instantly.
bail on
ON(약속을) 깨다, 당장 빠지다
to fail to show up for plans
He bailed on us again.
blend in
IN눈에 띄지 않게 섞이다, 어울리다
to mix so you are not noticed
Try to blend in at the new school.
butt in
IN멋대로 끼어들다
to interrupt rudely
Stop butting in on adult conversations.
click with
WITH~와 (말이) 통하다
to get along well immediately
I clicked with her on day one.
come down on
DOWN ON호되게 질책하다
to criticize or punish severely
The manager came down on him hard.
explain away
AWAY핑계로 얼버무리다
to excuse with explanations
You can't explain away the numbers.
hear out
OUT말이 끝날 때까지 들어주다
to listen until someone finishes
Hear me out before you say no.
hit up
UP(부탁하러) 연락하다
to contact someone for a favor (slang)
Hit me up if you need help.
lead on
ON(속여서) 기대하게 만들다
to deceive someone about your intentions
Stop leading her on if you're not interested.
leave alone
ALONE내버려 두다
to stop bothering someone or something
Leave the dog alone while it eats.
patch up
UP(관계·상처를) 수습하다/치료하다
to repair a relationship or wound
They patched up their friendship.
pull together
TOGETHER힘을 모으다; (자료를) 취합하다
to cooperate; to assemble
Pull together and we'll finish by five.
reach out (to)
OUT (TO)(먼저) 연락하다, 손 내밀다
to contact someone for help or connection
Reach out if you need anything.
scare off
OFF겁주어 쫓아버리다
to frighten someone away
High prices scare off new customers.
spy on
ON몰래 지켜보다, 감시하다
to watch secretly
Someone was spying on our network.
team up (with)
UP (WITH)팀을 이루다, 합류하다
to join forces with someone
We teamed up with a local studio.
thaw out
OUT(얼린 것을) 해동하다; (관계가) 풀리다
to defrost; to become friendlier
Thaw out the meat in the fridge.
tie down
DOWN묶어두다 (자유를 빼앗다)
to restrict someone's freedom
Kids tie you down more than you think.
turn away
AWAY돌아서다; (문을) 거절하다
to refuse entry or help
Hundreds were turned away at the door.