구슬쌤 영상 속 필수 영어 표현 50개 완벽 정리 (1탄) + 활용 예문!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKoTQ_r5KvM&list=PLR7-VNIJm0KIkzAhz7vGa9PcfodiJgLDi&index=2

 

 

안녕하세요! 구슬쌤 유튜브 채널을 통해 정말 유용한 영어 표현들을 많이 배우고 계시죠? 쌤도 영상에서 언급하셨듯이, 좋은 표현들을 아무리 많이 알아도 꾸준히 복습하고 내 것으로 만들지 않으면 금방 잊어버리기 쉬워요. (ㅠㅠ)

지금까지 구슬쌤 영상에 등장했던 수많은 표현 중, 정말 핵심적인 50가지 표현만 엄선해서 복습하실 수 있도록 정리해 보았습니다! (구슬쌤이 약 300개 표현 중 50개씩 1탄으로 만들어주신다고 하셨죠? 😉)

각 표현의 의미와 예문, 그리고 실제 영상 속 활용 예시까지 함께 보면서 확실하게 복습하고 완전히 여러분의 것으로 만들어 보세요! 자, 그럼 1탄 50개 표현, 시작합니다!

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📚 구슬쌤 핵심 영어 표현 50 (Part 1)

1. come up with

• (돈/해결책/아이디어 등을) 생각해내다, 마련하다
• Example: We gotta come up with something fast. ((해결책/아이디어 등) 뭔가를 빨리 마련해야 해.)
• Clip Example (MIT): We need to come up with something fast.

2. put together

• (이것 저것 모아) 만들다/준비하다
• Example: Can you put together a presentation for tomorrow? (내일 프레젠테이션 좀 준비해 줄 수 있어?)
• Clip Example (30 Rock): Could you put together a presentation for tomorrow?

3. work

• (1) 일하다
  • Example: I have to work late today. (나 오늘 야근 해야 해.)
  • Clip Example (The Simpsons): I have to work late tonight.
• (2) (일정을 잡을 때) 되다
  • Example: Does tomorrow work for you? (내일 시간 돼?)
  • Clip Example (The Office): Oh! Friday doesn't work.
• (3) 작동하다
  • Example: I don't think the wi-fi is working. (와이파이가 안 되는거 같아.)
  • Clip Example (Gilmore Girls): I don't think the Wi-Fi is working.

4. keep 사람 posted

• (진행 상황/현황을) 계속해서 ~에게 알려주다.
• Example 1: Please keep me posted. (어떻게 진행 되는지 알려줘.)
• Example 2: I'll keep you posted. (어떻게 진행 되는지 내가 알려줄게.)
• Clip Example (The Vampire Diaries): Keep me posted.

5. move

• (1) (일정을 조정할 때)
  • Example: Can you move up the meeting? / Can you move the meeting up? (회의 일정을 (좀 더 일찍) 당길 수 있어?)
  • Clip Example (Pretty Little Liars): Can you move that meeting up?
• (2) move on: (다음으로) 넘어가다
  • Example: Let's move on to the next slide. (다음 슬라이드로 넘어가자.)
  • Clip Example (UChicago): Let's move on to the next question.

6. pick up

• (1) (중단된 상황으로 돌아가) 계속하다
  • Example: Let's pick this up tomorrow. (내일 이어서 계속하자.)
  • Clip Example (Legion): Let's pick this up tomorrow.
• *(2) 사다 (=get, buy보다 덜 부담을 줌)
  • Example: I'll go pick up some coffee. (가서 커피 좀 사올게.)
  • Clip Example (The Big Bang Theory): I picked up coffee while I was out.
• (3) pick up on: 눈치채다
  • Example: Did you pick up on that? (너 그거 눈치챘어?)
  • Clip Example: Did you pick up on that?

7. Let 사람 know

• ~에게 말해줘/알려줘.
• Example: Please let me know at your earliest convenience. (편하실 때 말씀 부탁드립니다. [*at your convenience보다 살짝 재촉하는 느낌])
• Clip Example (The Office): Well, let me know if anything changes.

8. at the latest

• 늦어도 (*at the earliest: 빨라도)
• Example: Please let me know by Friday at the latest. (늦어도 금요일까지 말씀 부탁드립니다.)
• Clip Example (Pretty Little Liars): Friday at the latest.

9. figure out

• (곰곰이 생각한 후) 알아내다/ 이해하다.
• Example: We'll figure something out. ((아직은 마땅한 해결책이 없지만) 우리가 어떻게든 해결책을 마련해 볼게.)
• Clip Example (Van Wilder): Don't worry about the money. I'll figure something out.

10. ballpark figure

• 어림잡은 숫자/수치
• Example: Give me a ballpark figure. (대략 어림잡아 얼마인지/얼마나 걸리는지 말해줘.)
• Clip Example (Pretty Woman): Give me a ballpark figure. How much?

11. be stuck

• (안 좋은 상황/ 장소에 갇혀) 꼼짝 못하다.
• Example: I don't mean to be late, but I'm stuck in traffic. (일부러 늦으려고 하는 건 아닌데 차가 막혀 꼼짝 못하고 있어.)
• Clip Example (The Simpsons): He's stuck in traffic.

12. I want to say~

• (진심을 담아) ~라고 꼭 말하고 싶어.
• Example: I want to say thank you. (고맙다고 꼭 말하고 싶어.)
• Clip Example (The Mighty Ducks): I wanna say thank you.

13. I mean it.

• 진심이야.
• Example: You're the best. I mean it. ((너가 최고로 느껴질만큼) 정말 고마워. 진심이야.)
• Clip Example (Sex and the City): I mean it. You're the best.

14. grab

• 급히/잠깐 ~하다
• Example: Let's grab lunch sometime. (언제/시간될 때 간단히 점심이나 먹자.)
• Clip Example (American Dad!): Maybe we can grab a cup of coffee sometime?

15. company

• 동료/일행/같이 있어줌
• Example: I enjoyed your company. ((대화/작업 등) 함께해서 즐거웠어.)
• Clip Example (30 Rock): I really enjoyed your company the other night.

16. work

• (매일 출퇴근하는) 직장
• Example: I'm still at work. (아직 회사야.)
• Clip Example (No Strings Attached): I gotta go. I'm still at work, so..

17. Is this a good time?

• (전화 건 후나 용건을 말하기 전) 지금 통화/시간 괜찮아?
• Clip Example (The Big Bang Theory): Is this a good time?

18. Did I catch you at a bad time?

• (상대가 바빠 보일 땐) 지금 통화하기 힘들어?
• Clip Example (Suits): Did I catch you at a bad time?

19. Sorry to call so late.

• (너무 늦은 시간에 전화 했을 때) 너무 늦게 전화해서 미안해.
• Clip Example (Primer): Hi, sorry to call so late.

20. Sorry to call so early.

• (너무 이른 시간에 전화 했을 때) 너무 이른 시간에 전화해서 미안해.
• Clip Example (When Harry Met Sally): Sorry to call so early.

21. May I ask who's calling?

• 통화하시는 분 성함 좀 여쭤봐도 될까요? (*Who am I speaking to?보다 정중함)
• Clip Example (A Time to Kill): He's not in. May I ask who's calling?

22. May I ask what this is regarding?

• 용건이 뭔지 여쭤봐도 될까요?/ 뭐 때문에 그러신지 여쭤봐도 될까요? (*What is this regarding/about?보다 정중함)
• Clip Example (Twin Peaks): May I ask what this is regarding?

23. To what do I owe this pleasure?

• (기쁜 마음을 담아 도와주고 싶은 뉘앙스 - How can I help you?) 어떻게 도와드릴까요?
• Clip Example (Devious Maids): To what do I owe this pleasure?

24. at the moment

• 지금 이순간/ 지금은
• Example: I'm tied up at the moment. ((나중에 도와주겠다는 느낌) 제가 지금은 좀 바빠서요. [*tied up 대신 swamped, busy를 써도 바쁘다는 의미])
• Clip Example (The Big Bang Theory): But I'm very busy at the moment.

25. When can I expect to hear from you?

• 언제 연락 주실거라고 생각하면 될까요?
• Clip Example (The Lone Ranger): When can I expect to hear from you?

26. be in touch

• 연락하다
• Example: We will be in touch by next Friday. (다음주 금요일까지 연락드릴게요. [*내가 전화하는게 아니라 사무실의 다른 사람이 전화할 땐 주로 someone 또는 we를 사용])
• Clip Example (Veep): We'll be in touch with the figures. (*figures: 숫자/수치)

27. ASAP

• 가능한 빨리 (=as soon as possible)
• Example: Please let me know ASAP. (최대한 빨리 말씀 부탁드립니다.)
• Clip Example (Brooklyn Nine-Nine): Let me know who's available, ASAP.

28. hesitate

• 주저하다
• Example: If there's anything you need, please don't hesitate to call me. (필요한게 뭐든지 있으시면 주저말고 전화주세요.)
• Clip Example (Vegas Vacation): If there's anything you need, don't hesitate to call me.

29. feel free to + 동사원형

• 편히 ~하다
• Example: Feel free to ask me any questions. (편히 뭐든 질문하세요.)
• Clip Example (Funny Farm): If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

30. It was nice talking to you.

• (전화 끊기 전) 통화해서/대화해서 즐거웠어.
• Clip Example (Star Trek: Enterprise): - It was nice talking to you. - And you.

31. You're the best.

• (네가 최고로 느껴질만큼) 정말 고마워.
• 비슷한 표현: You're an angel (네가 천사처럼 느껴질만큼) 정말 고마워.
• Clip Example (The Interview): You're the best.

32. catch up

• 못 다한 얘기를 나누다/따라잡다
• Example: Let's catch up sometime. (언제 못다한 얘기나 나누자.)
• Clip Example (Pretty Little Liars): We should catch up sometime.

33. get together

• 모이다
• Example: Let's get together for a drink sometime. (우리 언제 한번 만나서 술 한잔 하자.)
• Clip Example (Friends): What do you say we get together for a drink? (*what do you say~? ~어떻게 생각해?)

34. find

• 찾다/발견하다, 여기다/생각하다 (*'여기다/생각하다' 의미 중요!)
• Example: I find it challenging. ((어렵지만 도전해볼만한 긍정적인 느낌) 난 그게 어렵다고 생각해.)
• Clip Example (Rock Ethics Institute): I find it very challenging.

35. doable

• 할만한
• Example: I find it doable. (난 그게 할만하다고 생각해.)
• Clip Example (Breaking Bad): It's challenging, but doable.

36. at all

• (의문문/조건문에서 사용) 조금이라도
• (1) 의문문 at all
  • Example: Did you eat at all? (뭐 좀 먹었어?)
  • Clip Example (The O.C.): Did you sleep at all last night?
• (2) 조건문 at all
  • Example: If you need anything at all, please give us a ring. (조금이라도 뭐든 필요한게 있으시면 전화주세요.)
  • Clip Example (Anomalisa): If you need anything at all, please just give us a ring.

37. be in the middle of + 명사/동사ing

• (바쁘다는 뉘앙스) 한창 ~중이야
• Example: I'm in the middle of something. (나 지금 뭐 좀 하느라 바빠.)
• Clip Example (Desperate Housewives): I can't talk. I'm in the middle of something here.

38. I didn't mean to + 동사원형

• 일부러 ~한게 아니었어/ ~를 의도한게 아니었어
• Example: I didn't mean to be late, but I was stuck at work. (일부러 늦으려고 하는 건 아니었는데 회사에 일이 많아 꼼짝 못했어.)
• Clip Example (Scandal): I didn't mean to be late.

39. go

• (일 등이) 진행되다
• Example: How did it go? (그건 어떻게 진행됐어?)
• Clip Example (Suits): So, how did it go?

40. wait

• (급하지 않으므로) 미뤄지다
• Example 1: It can wait. (그건 이따해도 돼.)
• Example 2: Can it wait? (그거 이따해도 될까?)
• Clip Example (Suits): Whatever it is, it's gonna have to wait.

41. go over

• ~를 꼼꼼히 보다/ 거듭 살피다/ 검토하다
• Example: We have a lot to go over today. (오늘 살펴봐야 할 내용이 정말 많아.)
• Clip Example (Hook): We have a lot to go over.

42. go through

• (주로 안 좋은 일을) 겪다
• Example: I'm sorry you had to go through that. ((상대를 위로할 때) 네가 그런 일을 겪어야 했다니 유감이야.)
• Clip Example (Brooklyn Nine-Nine): Sorry you had to go through that.

43. go with

• ~와 함께 가다, (선택할 때) ~로 정하다
• Example: I'll go with pasta. ((음식 선택) 전 파스타로 할게요. [*음식을 선택할 때 go for도 괜찮아요.])
• Clip Example (Robocop): Let's go with black.

44. get

• get의 기본적인 의미: (나아가서 잡는 느낌) 얻다, 구하다, 사오다
• (1) 선물 줄 때
  • Example: I got you something. (널 위해 뭐 좀 가져왔어/ 사왔어.)
  • Clip Example (Footloose): I got you something.
• (2) (휴식을 얻으러 가는 느낌)
  • Example: You should get some rest. (좀 쉬는게 좋겠다.)
  • Clip Example (Passengers): You should get some rest.

45. get

• (나아가 점점 변화하는 과정을 강조) ~한 상태가 되다
• Example: I hope you get better. ((아픈 사람에게) 곧 나아지길 바랄게.)
• Clip Example (NewsRadio): I hope you get better.

46. get

• 도착하다
• Example: Get home safely. (조심히 들어가. [*safely 대신 safe를 써도 됨.])
• Clip Example (The Office): And get home safe.

47. get

• (나아가 개념을 확실히 잡으며) 이해하다
• Example: I got it. ((이순간 내가 확실히 이해한 느낌) 이해했어/ 알겠어.)
• Clip Example: I got it.

48. get 사람 + to 동사원형

• (~에게 ~를 하게) 만들다/ 설득하다
• Example: I got him to quit smoking. (내가 그를 금연하게 만들었어/설득했어.)
• Clip Example (Scrubs): I got him to quit smoking.

49. get

• 받다
• Example: I just got a call from corporate. (방금 본사로부터 전화 받았어.)
• Clip Example (Childrens Hospital): I just got a call from corporate.

50. take a break

• (일과 일 사이에서 잠시) 쉬다
• Example: Why don't we take a coffee break? (잠깐 쉬면서 커피 한잔 하는 거 어때?)
• Clip Example (Suits): You wanna take a coffee break?

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마무리

50가지 표현 복습, 어떠셨나요? 생각보다 아는 표현도 많고, '아, 이게 이런 뉘앙스였구나!' 싶은 표현도 있으셨을 거예요. 중요한 것은 꾸준함! 오늘 정리한 표현들을 실제 대화나 글쓰기에서 꼭 사용해보세요.

이 복습 영상이 도움이 되셨다면 구슬쌤 채널에 응원의 댓글을 남겨주시면 쌤이 2탄, 3탄도 만들어 주실 거예요! 😊

좋아요, 구독, 기분 좋은 응원 댓글은 꾸준한 영상 제작의 원동력이 됩니다! 정말로요! ;)

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부록: 짧은 소설 (50개 표현 활용)

The deadline was looming, and the team was feeling overwhelmed. "Okay team," Sarah announced, "Let's pick this up where we left off yesterday. We have a lot to go over."

Mark sighed, "We really need to come up with a better marketing strategy fast."

"I agree," Sarah replied. "John, can you put together a presentation summarizing our current issues for tomorrow?"

"Sure," John said, "I'll keep you posted on my progress. I might have to work late today though."

"Does tomorrow morning work for you to review it, Sarah?" Mark asked.

"Hmm, actually, can we move up the meeting to this afternoon? I have another commitment tomorrow," Sarah suggested.

"Okay, let's try for 4 PM. Give me a ballpark figure on how long you think the review will take, John?" Mark requested.

"Maybe an hour? I find it challenging to estimate precisely, but it seems doable," John responded.

Later that day, Sarah called Mark. "Is this a good time?"

"Actually, I'm in the middle of something," Mark said apologetically. "Can it wait?"

"No problem, let's catch up sometime later then. Maybe we can get together for a drink after work?"

"Sounds good! Oh, by the way, did you pick up on the client's hesitation during the last call?" Mark asked.

"I did," Sarah confirmed. "We need to figure out what their main concern is."

Just then, John called Sarah. "Sorry to call so late, but I finished the draft. I just got a call from corporate asking for an update ASAP."

"Wow, you're the best, John! I mean it. Thanks for working late. I didn't mean to push you," Sarah said gratefully. "How did the presentation prep go?"

"It was tough, but I managed. I got it done," John said, sounding tired.

"You should get some rest," Sarah advised. "Get home safely."

The next day, Mark was late. "Sorry everyone, I got stuck in traffic. I didn't mean to be late."

Sarah smiled, "No worries. If you need anything at all, like coffee, feel free to grab some. John, go over the key points."

John presented, and the team discussed. "I'm sorry you had to go through that analysis alone last night," Sarah said to John afterwards. "But the presentation looks great."

"Thanks! I enjoyed your company and feedback during the review," John replied, smiling. "I hope you get better soon, Mark – heard you caught a cold."

"Thanks, John. I appreciate it. Let me know at your earliest convenience if the client is in touch," Mark said, heading out.

"Will do. It was nice talking to you all," Sarah concluded the meeting. They still had challenges, but working together, they felt they could handle them.