1. It's really big, it's comparable to this area.
- comparable to : 맞먹는, 견줄만한
1. There isn't any man comparable to my husband. 내 남편이랑 견줄만한 남자가 없다.
2. Do you think Samsung isn't comparable to Apple? 넌 삼성이 애플에 안된다고 생각해?
3. The late night meal culture isn't comparable with any other countries. 늦은 식사 문화는 다른 나라와 비교가 안된다.
- incomparable : 비할 데가 없는
2. My boyfriend when he moved out of his dorm and he moved out to India, I was like, "I'm going to snag this TV while you're gone".
- snag : 낚아채다, 잡아채다
to catch, capture, or get (something or someone) by quick action or good luck
1. I snagged a ride from Joe. 난 재빨리 조에게 차를 얻어 탔다.
2. As soon as my brother went to the army, I snagged his room and game player. 오빠가 군대에 가자 말자 나는 그의 방과 게임기를 낚아챘다.
3. I snagged a taxi as fast as I could. 나는 가능한 빨리 택시를 잡았다.
3. They remind me of the chairs at my house.
- remind of : ~을 생각나게 하다
1. You reminde me of your father when you say that. 네가 그런 말을 할 때에는 네 아버지가 생각나
2. Lemons remind people of things that are fresh and clean. 레몬은 신선하고 상쾌한 무언가를 생각나게 한다.
4. I keep my dresses and the clothes. I don't wear them a day-to-day basis in there.
- a day-to-day-basis : 매일매일, 그날 그날
1. Many accidents occur on a day-to- day basis. 많은 사고들은 매일매일 발생한다.
2. (X) I wonder about him day to day basis.
>>I wonder about him on a day-to-day basis. 나는 매일 그에 대해 궁금하다.
3. (X) I have lunch with my coworkers day to day basis.
>>I have lunch with my coworkers on a day-to-day basis. 나는 매일 직장 동료와 점심을 먹는다.
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