미드에서 줏은 표현들

From 13 reasons why
Bee in (one's) bonnet :

An obsession, often with something that is strange or a source of agitation.

Bryce: Need a hand?
His Mom: No, Thank you. I hired the painters for next week.. but I got a bee in my bonnet. We'll see how far I get.

From Big bang Theory Season 9 episode 23

Spur of the moment : on impulse; without planning in advance
But it was kind of spur of the moment!; Penny explains their wedding to her mother-in-raw

fortnight : 2 weeks

From the American Vandal

 unsavory: 불쾌한 morally offensive
예시)
 Teacher: I discovered he was tweeting some pretty unsavory stuff.

corny: (slang) Trying to be cool, but ultimately very uncool indeed, and often even extremely embarrassing

예시)
[Spoiler alert] He began obsessively following his former classmates, digitally stalking them, their social media, became his only connections to the world. He devoured every detail he could.

 extortion: 강탈, 착취
 exonerate[igzάnərèit] : 무죄로 하다, 면제되다

 sporadic: 산발적인, 드문
예시)
Chloe: Does the Turd burglar usually respond quickly?
Sam: It's sporadic.

 dingleberry: 단어 그대로 딩글베리라는 베리의 한 종류....그런데 이번 시즌에서 똥과 관련된 내용으로 진행되다 보니 중의적인 의미로 쓰인 것 같다....어반딕셔너리에서 찾아보지 말았어야 했다.

 devour : 먹어치우다 삼키다

 faculty: 교직원

190808 orange is the new black season 7

status quo 현상  현재의 상황
Joe: Her favorite phrase is "status quo"

status quo ante 이전의 상황
in status quo 현상 유지로

bloob abbreviation for 'blueberry'

"bloob" that's a silly word

abbreviation 축약형
brevity 짧음 - brief 간결한

190801 오랜만에 생각나서 expression 메모하러옴

get back on the horse

오늘 본 각기 다른 두 미드에서 나온 표현 shameless season 9 episode 13에서도 나왔고 big bang theory season 4 episode 1에서도 나옴(정확하지 않음, 시즌3의 마지막 에피일수도 있음. Raj가 wholes 로 말장난 치는 내용)

Def. 1 (verb) To attempt the same challenging action after failure. Apparently derived from an old adage: "You have to get back on the horse that threw you."

Def. 2 (verb) To get back into a habit. Traditionally this would refer to a good habit, but sarcastically might refer to a bad habit or addiction. Possible confusion with the phrase "on the sauce".

Def. 1 - I know you burned the turkey trying to cook Thanksgiving dinner, but you can't let that stop you if you really want to become a chef. You'll just have to get back on the horse and try cooking it again.

Def. 2 - I'd been trying to do 30 minutes of exercise every day, but my work schedule eventually got so busy I could never make it to the gym. Things have calmed down quite a bit recently though and I keep meaning to get back on the horse and go work out again.

구글에서 검색하면 idiom으로 나오지 않아서, 어반딕셔너리에서 찾음

If life gives you a lemon, squeeze the lemon and make a lemonade.

Shameless season 9 episode 13에서는 "If life gives you a lemon, you just gotta squeeze that juice into the wound and enjoy the pain" 이라는 대사가 나옴ㅋㅋ
칼이 알바하는 구린 패스트푸드점의 오너가 하는 말

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade is a proverbial phrase used to encourage optimism and a positive can-do attitude in the face of adversity or misfortune. Lemons suggest sourness or difficulty in life; making lemonade is turning them into something positive or desirable.


happy as a clam (at a high water)

엄청 기뻐하는 모습을 나타내는 표현

180918 표현과 단어

From the American Vandal


 unsavory: 불쾌한 morally offensive
예시)
 Teacher: I discovered he was tweeting some pretty unsavory stuff.

corny: (slang) Trying to be cool, but ultimately very uncool indeed, and often even extremely embarrassing

예시)
[Spoiler alert] He began obsessively following his former classmates, digitally stalking them, their social media, became his only connections to the world. He devoured every detail he could.

 extortion: 강탈, 착취
 exonerate[igzάnərèit] : 무죄로 하다, 면제되다

 sporadic: 산발적인, 드문
예시)
Chloe: Does the Turd burglar usually respond quickly?
Sam: It's sporadic.

 dingleberry: 단어 그대로 딩글베리라는 베리의 한 종류....그런데 이번 시즌에서 똥과 관련된 내용으로 진행되다 보니 중의적인 의미로 쓰인 것 같다....어반딕셔너리에서 찾아보지 말았어야 했다.........

 devour : 먹어치우다 삼키다

 faculty: 교직원

180712 Grace and Frankie 시즌 1 11화 표현정리

Savor 맛, 풍미 / 맛이 나다, 흡족하게 즐기다, 즐기다
Savor of -의 기미가 있다, -의 맛이 난다: This soup savors of onion. 이 수프는 양파 맛이 난다. (격식)
Raspy 귀에 거슬리는, 삐걱거리는
Stampede 앞을 다투어 도망치게 하다-앞을 다투어 도망치다

Beside Oneself Very shocked or distraught.
Robert: ...Sol did, after Frankie told him. And now I'm paying for it. I gotta go, kid.
He's beside himself!

Deliberately 고의로, 의도적으로, 숙고하여*
Grace: I'm a private person, you know that. You deliberately violated me.

Count out 제외되다
Dread -을 매우 두려워하다 -을 매우 염려하다

180711 Grace and Frankie 시즌 1 7화 표현 정리

foist 몰래 써넣다 떠맡기다 속여서 팔다 to force another
Sol: I'm sure he'll be happy I'm foisting it on somebody else

pultaceous 부드러운, 콩 삶은 것 같은
Sol: My schedule is completely pultaceous.

straddle -에 걸쳐 있다
Guy: I was straddling this improvised hygiene pit and I suddenly thought, you know, I've never seen Breaking Bad.

straddle the fence 확실한 태도를 취하지 않다
aloof 냉담한, 초연한

Hat : 일, 직업, 직무, 뇌물
속담: Hang up (one's) hat 
To retire or cease working or performing some task or duty that one has done for a long time.
Guy: I'm thinking about hanging up my hat. Maybe I'll stay here.
Grace: You? You've never stayed in one place longer than five minutes.

Put it 말하다
Guy: I guess he's on an adventure of his own, isn't he.
Grace: Well, that's an interesting way to put it.

sesquipedalian : 긴 단어. 긴 단어를 쓰기 좋아하는, 단어 표현이 매우 긴

bibulous 술에 빠지는, 술을 좋아하는 

0122 오늘의 표현

go bananas 미쳐버리다
brick 춥다
grill 노려보다
tight 기분이 나쁘다
pay off = compensated
emotion started to hitting
on the money = 꼭 알맞은 곳에
phenomenal = 놀랄 만한, 현상의 : 진짜 자주 보고 듣는 단어. 감탄사로도 많이 쓰는것 같음. Moana OST인 You're welcome 에도 나오는 단어. 거기서는 phenomenal의 명사형태 phenomenon으로 쓰였음 natural phenomenon
wing it 벼락치기 : To do something without preparing for it, like writing an exam without studying or playing football without a strategy. - urbandictionary

0111 오늘의 단어와 표현

monogamous 일부일처제의
cooingly 달콤하게 속삭이며
shenanign 헛소리
               reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others


under false pretenses

locale
local
char 숯으로 만들다, 까맣게 타다
proverbial 흔히, 소위, 상식
              of or relating to or resembling or expressed in a proverb

analgesic 진통제, 무통각의
gullable 아둔한, 호인인, 속기 쉬운

0110 오늘의 표현

At the latest: 적어도
=> at least와 비교하면, 보통 구체적인 기간을 나타내는 구와 함께 쓰인다
Syllable: 음절
=> 저번에 보고 오늘 두 번이나 본 단어
Entrepreneur: 사업가

could를 '할 수 있었다'는 의미로 사용하는 대신,
managed to
be able to

Feel free to join/jump in

1129 오늘의 단어와 표현

giddy with happiness: 너무 행복해서 현기증이 날 지경
I'm giddy with happiness and go all out for Christmas that year.

Rear: 양육하다, 뒤의, 세우다
Subpoena[səbpíːnə]: 소환장, ~을 소환하다
과거분사 subpeonaed
Sapient: 지혜로운
Maneuver[mənúːvər]: 조작, 작전, 책략, 정략..
from afar: 멀리서, 진작부터
A:Is that proposal?
B:Yes. I've been watching you from afar

expletive

• profane or obscene expression usually ofsurprise or anger

1127 오늘의 표현& 단어 정리 (Shameless S07E11)

Shameless
자주 듣던 표현인데 확실하게 정리해봄

Knock yourself out: Go for it, If you really don't care at all about a person doing/taking something you say "knock yourself out" as in to do/eat until you pass out (if you really want to). 다른이가 뭘 하든 전혀 신경쓰지 않을때 '잘 해 보라'고 하는 표현
Rock bottom: the absolute lowest possible point or level 단언할 만큼 최악의 상황
Get back at someone: Take revenge on 복수하다

Yarn[jaːrn] 실 - Knitting: 뜨개질
Yawn[jɔːn] 하품

Sticks out: Look obvious
Stick in the butt: having a attitude or being persistent on a conflicting issue. 갈등이 있을만한(?) 문제에 끈질기게 구는 것
Frank: Please, take the stick out of your ass for one night!


Maternal: 어머니의 - Yo mama joke: 엄마 관련 패드립