1.revisit ( 시간이 지난 후에) ~을 다시 눈의 하다/재고하다.
사전: to talk or think about something again with the intention of improving it or changing it.
* Why don't we revisit this in the morning?
< 시차로 피곤하니 아침에 얘기하자>
You know. I'm a little jet-laggy.
Maybe we can revisit this in the morning.
- We'll revist this sometime next year.
- We'll revisit this sometime next quarter.
다음에 얘기하자고 할땐
We'll revisit this another time.
< 아이디어/제안을 부드럽게 거절 할때도 revisit>
At some point in the future, we can revisit this. But We can't do it now.
- We will revisit the proposal as soon as we can.
<6 주 후에 다시 눈의/ 재고 해 보자>
Can we revisit this in six weeks?
- talk about it later 보다 긍정적인 revisit
2. get to it ( 열심히 하는 것보다 일단 시작하는 것에 포커스> 시작/착수 하다
사전: to begin doing something
- I'll get to it tomorrow. 내일 봐 볼께/ 할꼐
< 특정 내용에 대한 얘기를 곧 시작하겠다고 할때>
There is good news here, and I'll get to it in a minute.
* Rachel, whatever it is. it's gonna have to wait.
*Leave it on my desk, and I'll get to it sometime this week.
*Well, Ill get to it later.
*I'll get to it after this.
*I'll get right to it.
-Aaron, we don't have a lot of time.
-I'll get right to it, Sir.
< 다뤄야 할 내용이 많으니 바로 시작 하자고 할때>
There's a lot to cover, so let's get right to it.
3. 서로 조심씩 양보하면 타협/합의 할때 meet me in the middle/meet me halfway
* There's definitely a way that you can meet in the middle and learn to communicate with each other.
That's a good question.
< 타협하는게 어떻냐고 제안할때>
What do you say meet me halfway?
* Why don't you meet me halfway?
< 가격 흥정/ 협상 할때>
Look, really we want 700.
You are offering 650.
How about we meet halfway?
4. 정말 많이 알아 봤을때 I did a lot of research./ I did some research.
* And you dod a lot of research on the front end putting this together.
*Sidebar, Ron, I did some research, and NutriYums are terrible for you.
* Of course, I did some research just to make sure.
5. set in stone 확정된
사전: to be very difficult or impossible to change
Is it set in stone? ( 변경의 여지응 없는지 물어볼때) 그거 확정된 거야?
(시험 날짜는 수업진로롸 상관없이 확정됨)
The exam dates are set in stone. If we get a little bit ahead or a little behind on the topics, that might change what's on the exam, but the exam dates are when they are.
< 이름이 별로인지 바꿀수 있는지 물어볼때>
- It's called profiles.
Is that set in stone?
It's not set in stone.
사전: said to mean that something such as an agreement, policy or rule is not permanent and that it can be changed.
- they're not set in stone.
We can actually change them.
*Nothing is et in stone.
*And you bring up a really good point, becasue nothing is et in stone.
* bring up 말을 꺼내다.
* Well, Franic, once something's in writing, that means it's set in stone.
< 바로 애기한다고 할때>
So, what do I owe this pleasure? 무슨 일로 오셨나요?
Well, I'll get right to it , Frank.
< 나중에라도 그 대화를 다시 나워야 한다고 할때>
We gotta revisit this conversion.