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필수 영어 BASIC -  English idiom  영어 이디엄 사전  필수 숙어 - 찾기 [컨트롤 키+ F]

 

1. 100 Essential English Idioms (Basic Level)

1. Under the weather	Feeling sick	몸이 안 좋은
2. Break a leg	Good luck!	행운을 빌어!
3. Piece of cake	Very easy	아주 쉬운 일
4. Hit the sack	Go to bed	잠자리에 들다
5. Hit the books	Study hard	열심히 공부하다
6. Let the cat out of the bag	Reveal a secret	비밀을 폭로하다
7. Spill the beans	Accidentally reveal a secret	비밀을 누설하다
8. Pull someone's leg	Joke with someone	장난을 치다
9. Bite the bullet	Face a difficult situation bravely	이를 악물고 견디다
10. Cold feet	Nervous before an event	긴장되다, 겁이 나다
11. Cost an arm and a leg	Very expensive	매우 비싸다
12. Cry over spilt milk	Complain about something that cannot be changed	이미 지나간 일에 후회하다
13. A blessing in disguise	A good thing that seemed bad at first	전화위복
14. Back to square one	Start over	처음부터 다시 시작하다
15. Burn the midnight oil	Work or study late	밤늦게까지 공부하다/일하다
16. Easy as pie	Very easy	아주 쉬운
17. Hit the nail on the head	Describe something exactly	정확하게 지적하다
18. Kill two birds with one stone	Solve two problems at once	일석이조
19. Once in a blue moon	Very rarely	아주 가끔
20. Out of the blue	Unexpectedly	갑자기, 느닷없이
21. Speak of the devil	The person you were talking about appears	호랑이도 제 말 하면 온다
22. The ball is in your court	It’s your decision now	결정은 너에게 달려 있다
23. The early bird catches the worm	Those who act first have an advantage	일찍 일어나는 새가 벌레를 잡는다
24. Through thick and thin	In good and bad times	좋을 때나 나쁠 때나
25. Actions speak louder than words	What you do is more important than what you say	말보다 행동이 중요하다
26. Go the extra mile	Put in extra effort	추가 노력을 하다
27. A piece of the puzzle	A part of the whole situation	전체의 한 부분
28. Add fuel to the fire	Make a bad situation worse	불난 집에 부채질하다
29. All ears	Listening carefully	귀를 기울이다
30. An open book	Someone easy to understand	숨기는 것 없는 사람
31. As cool as a cucumber	Very calm	아주 침착한
32. Bark up the wrong tree	Make the wrong assumption	엉뚱한 곳에서 원인을 찾다
33. Bend over backwards	Try very hard	최선을 다하다
34. Between a rock and a hard place	Stuck between two difficult choices	진퇴양난
35. Break the ice	Start a conversation	어색한 분위기를 깨다
36. Burn bridges	Destroy relationships	관계를 끊다
37. Butterflies in my stomach	Feeling nervous	긴장되다
38. By the skin of one’s teeth	Just barely	가까스로
39. Call it a day	Stop working for the day	하루 일을 끝내다
40. Caught red-handed	Caught doing something wrong	현장에서 잡히다
41. Change of heart	Change one’s mind	마음을 바꾸다
42. Cross your fingers	Hope for good luck	행운을 빌다
43. Cut corners	Do something in a lazy way	대충 하다
44. Don't cry wolf	Don't raise false alarms	거짓말을 반복하면 믿지 않는다
45. Every cloud has a silver lining	Good things come from bad situations	고생 끝에 낙이 온다
46. Face the music	Accept the consequences	현실을 직면하다
47. Food for thought	Something to think about	생각할 거리
48. Get cold feet	Become nervous	겁을 먹다
49. Get out of hand	Become uncontrollable	감당이 안 되다
50. Give someone a hand	Help someone	도와주다
51. Go with the flow	Adapt to situations	흐름을 따르다
52. Hard nut to crack	A difficult problem	어려운 문제
53. Have a change of heart	Change one’s opinion	마음을 바꾸다
54. Keep an eye on	Watch carefully	주의 깊게 보다
55. Keep your chin up	Stay positive	기운 내다
56. Kick the bucket	Die (informal)	죽다 (비격식)
57. Light at the end of the tunnel	Hope in a difficult situation	희망이 보이다
58. Make a long story short	Tell only the main points	간단히 말하다
59. Miss the boat	Miss an opportunity	기회를 놓치다
60. On cloud nine	Very happy	매우 행복한
61. Pull yourself together	Calm down	정신 차리다
62. Read between the lines	Understand hidden meaning	숨은 뜻을 이해하다
63. Save for a rainy day	Save money for the future	만일을 대비해 돈을 모으다
64. See eye to eye	Agree	동의하다
65. Shake a leg	Hurry up	서두르다
66. Steal someone’s thunder	Take credit for someone’s idea	남의 공을 가로채다
67. Take it easy	Relax	쉬다
68. Throw in the towel	Give up	포기하다
69. Under one’s nose	In an obvious place	바로 앞에서
70. Up in the air	Uncertain	불확실한
71. When pigs fly	Never	절대 안 되는 일
72. Wrap your head around	Understand	이해하다
73. You can’t judge a book by its cover	Don’t judge by appearance	겉모습만 보고 판단하지 마라
74. Walk on eggshells	Be very careful	조심스럽게 행동하다
75. Jump on the bandwagon	Join others in doing something trendy	유행을 따르다

 

 

 

76-100: Essential English Idioms (Basic Level)

76. A dime a dozen	Very common	아주 흔한
77. A slap on the wrist	A mild punishment	가벼운 처벌
78. Add insult to injury	Make a bad situation worse	엎친 데 덮친 격
79. At the drop of a hat	Immediately	즉시, 지체 없이
80. Bark is worse than your bite	Someone is not as scary as they seem	보기보다 덜 무섭다
81. Beat around the bush	Avoid saying something directly	돌려 말하다
82. Best of both worlds	Enjoy two different benefits	두 가지 장점을 모두 누리다
83. Burn the candle at both ends	Overwork yourself	무리하게 일하다
84. Call a spade a spade	Speak honestly	솔직하게 말하다
85. Don't put all your eggs in one basket	Don’t depend on only one thing	하나에 모든 것을 걸지 마라
86. Drive someone up the wall	Annoy someone a lot	짜증나게 하다
87. Easier said than done	More difficult than it seems	말처럼 쉽지 않다
88. Eat like a horse	Eat a lot	많이 먹다
89. Every now and then	Sometimes	가끔씩
90. Get on someone’s nerves	Annoy someone	신경을 거슬리게 하다
91. Give someone the cold shoulder	Ignore someone	차갑게 대하다
92. Have a sweet tooth	Love sweets	단 것을 좋아하다
93. In hot water	In trouble	곤경에 처한
94. It’s not rocket science	It’s not difficult	어려운 일이 아니다
95. Keep your head above water	Survive difficult times	힘든 상황에서도 버티다
96. Leave no stone unturned	Try everything to solve a problem	모든 방법을 시도하다
97. Make ends meet	Manage finances well	수입과 지출을 맞추다
98. Not my cup of tea	Not something I like	내 취향이 아니다
99. On thin ice	In a risky situation	위험한 상황에 처한
100. The last straw	The final problem that makes a situation unbearable	인내심의 한계를 넘은 마지막 일

 

 

 

필수 영어 Intermediate -  English idiom 

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1-10: Everyday Expressions English idiom

1. A blessing in disguise – A good thing that seemed bad at first
   → 불행처럼 보였지만 결과적으로 좋은 일
2. Break the ice – Start a conversation in a social setting
   → 어색한 분위기를 깨고 대화를 시작하다
3. Burn the midnight oil – Work late into the night
   → 밤 늦게까지 일하거나 공부하다
4. Call it a day – Stop working on something
   → 하루 일을 마치다
5. Hit the nail on the head – Describe exactly what is causing a situation
   → 정확히 문제의 핵심을 짚다
6. Let the cat out of the bag – Reveal a secret
   → 비밀을 폭로하다
7. The ball is in your court – It is your decision now
   → 결정은 이제 당신에게 달려 있다
8. Bite off more than you can chew – Take on more than you can handle
   → 감당할 수 있는 것보다 더 많이 맡다
9. Go the extra mile – Put in extra effort
   → 추가로 노력하다
10. Jump on the bandwagon – Join others in doing something trendy
    → 유행을 따라가다

 

 

 

 

11-20:  English Idioms Related to People & Actions

1. Actions speak louder than words – What you do is more important than what you say
   → 말보다 행동이 중요하다
2. Cry over spilt milk – Worry about something that cannot be changed
   → 이미 지나간 일에 대해 후회하다
3. Put all your eggs in one basket – Rely on one thing for success
   → 한 가지에 모든 것을 걸다
4. Bury the hatchet – End a quarrel
   → 싸움을 끝내고 화해하다
5. Throw in the towel – Give up
   → 포기하다
6. A piece of cake – Something very easy
   → 아주 쉬운 일
7. Under the weather – Feeling unwell
   → 몸이 안 좋은
8. Hit the books – Study hard
   → 열심히 공부하다
9. Keep an eye on – Watch carefully
   → 주의 깊게 보다
10. Burn your bridges – Destroy relationships or opportunities
    → 관계를 끊다

 

 

 

21-30: Animal-Related English  Idioms

1. A leopard can’t change its spots – People don’t change their true character
   → 사람의 본성은 변하지 않는다
2. Hold your horses – Be patient
   → 서두르지 말고 참아라
3. The early bird catches the worm – Acting quickly gives you an advantage
   → 일찍 일어나는 새가 벌레를 잡는다
4. Kill two birds with one stone – Solve two problems with one action
   → 일석이조
5. Straight from the horse’s mouth – Information directly from a reliable source
   → 확실한 출처에서 얻은 정보
6. Cry wolf – Call for help when it’s not needed
   → 거짓 경보를 울리다
7. Curiosity killed the cat – Being too curious can get you into trouble
   → 호기심이 화를 부른다
8. Let sleeping dogs lie – Avoid starting trouble
   → 긁어 부스럼 만들지 마라
9. A little bird told me – A secret source told me something
   → 누군가가 비밀을 알려주었다
10. Monkey see, monkey do – People copy what others do
    → 남이 하는 걸 그대로 따라하다

 

 

 

31-40: Food-Related English Idioms

1. Spill the beans – Reveal a secret
   → 비밀을 누설하다
2. Have a lot on your plate – Have many responsibilities
   → 할 일이 많다
3. Not my cup of tea – Not something you enjoy
   → 내 취향이 아니다
4. Bite the bullet – Face a difficult situation bravely
   → 고통을 참다, 힘든 일을 감수하다
5. Chew the fat – Have a casual conversation
   → 수다를 떨다
6. In a pickle – In a difficult situation
   → 곤경에 처한
7. Cool as a cucumber – Very calm
   → 매우 침착한
8. Half-baked idea – An incomplete plan
   → 미완성된 계획
9. Full of beans – Full of energy
   → 활기 넘치는
10. Sugarcoat something – Make something seem better than it is
    → 좋아 보이게 꾸미다

 

 

41-50: Money & Success English Idioms

1. A penny for your thoughts – Tell me what you’re thinking
   → 무슨 생각을 하고 있는지 말해줘
2. Cost an arm and a leg – Very expensive
   → 매우 비싸다
3. Make ends meet – Manage expenses
   → 수입과 지출을 맞추다
4. Put your money where your mouth is – Take action, not just talk
   → 말만 하지 말고 행동으로 보여줘
5. Money doesn’t grow on trees – Money is not easy to get
   → 돈은 쉽게 벌 수 있는 것이 아니다
6. Live from hand to mouth – Survive with little money
   → 간신히 먹고 살다
7. Nest egg – Savings for the future
   → 미래를 위한 저축
8. Rolling in money – Very rich
   → 돈이 아주 많다
9. Throw money down the drain – Waste money
   → 돈을 낭비하다
10. The bottom line – The final result or decision
    → 최종 결과, 결론

 

 

 

51-60: Work & School English Idioms

1. Hit the ground running – Start something with a lot of energy
   → 기세 좋게 시작하다
2. Back to square one – Start again from the beginning
   → 처음부터 다시 시작하다
3. Go back to the drawing board – Replan something from scratch
   → 처음부터 다시 계획하다
4. By the book – Follow the rules exactly
   → 규칙대로 정확히 하다
5. Pull your weight – Do your fair share of work
   → 자기 몫을 다하다
6. Jump through hoops – Overcome many obstacles
   → 많은 장애물을 극복하다
7. Think outside the box – Be creative
   → 창의적으로 생각하다
8. Call the shots – Make decisions
   → 결정하다, 지휘하다
9. The best of both worlds – Get advantages of two different things
   → 두 가지 장점을 모두 가지다
10. A win-win situation – A situation that benefits everyone
    → 모두에게 이득이 되는 상황

 

 

61-70: Time & Speed English Idioms

1. Better late than never – It’s better to do something late than not at all
   → 늦더라도 안 하는 것보다 낫다
2. In the nick of time – Just in time before something bad happens
   → 아슬아슬한 순간에, 제때에
3. A stitch in time saves nine – Fixing a small problem now avoids bigger problems later
   → 초기에 문제를 해결하면 나중에 더 큰 문제를 막을 수 있다
4. Like clockwork – Something happens regularly and smoothly
   → 규칙적으로, 계획대로 진행되다
5. At the eleventh hour – At the last moment
   → 마지막 순간에
6. Once in a blue moon – Very rarely
   → 아주 가끔
7. Time flies – Time passes quickly
   → 시간이 빠르게 지나간다
8. Around the clock – All day and night
   → 24시간 내내
9. Against the clock – Rushing to meet a deadline
   → 시간에 쫓겨 급히 하다
10. The sands of time – Time passing
    → 시간이 흐름

 

 

71-80: Nature & Weather English Idioms

1. Every cloud has a silver lining – Good things come from bad situations
   → 고생 끝에 낙이 온다
2. Under the sun – Everything possible
   → 세상의 모든 것
3. Make hay while the sun shines – Take advantage of an opportunity
   → 기회를 놓치지 말고 활용하다
4. A storm in a teacup – A big fuss over something small
   → 쓸데없이 소란을 피우다
5. Go with the flow – Adapt to situations
   → 흐름을 따라가다
6. It’s raining cats and dogs – Raining heavily
   → 비가 억수같이 내리다
7. Come rain or shine – No matter what happens
   → 무슨 일이 있어도, 어떤 상황에서도
8. Break the ice – Ease tension in a social situation
   → 어색한 분위기를 깨다
9. Put on ice – Delay something
   → 미루다, 보류하다
10. A breath of fresh air – Something new and refreshing
    → 신선한 변화

 

 

81-90: Body & Health English Idioms

1. Cold feet – Suddenly feel nervous
   → 갑자기 겁이 나다
2. Break a leg – Good luck!
   → 행운을 빌어!
3. Keep your chin up – Stay positive
   → 기운 내라!
4. A pain in the neck – Something very annoying
   → 성가신 일
5. Pull someone’s leg – Joke with someone
   → 장난치다
6. Stick your neck out – Take a risk
   → 위험을 감수하다
7. Have a heart of gold – Be very kind
   → 아주 친절하다
8. On your last legs – Almost completely exhausted
   → 기진맥진한, 거의 끝난 상태
9. Bite your tongue – Stop yourself from speaking
   → 하고 싶은 말을 참고 입을 다물다
10. Shake a leg – Hurry up
    → 서두르다

 

 

 

91-100: Miscellaneous English Idioms

1. A fish out of water – Someone in an unfamiliar situation
   → 낯선 환경에서 어색해하는 사람
2. Let bygones be bygones – Forget past disagreements
   → 과거의 일은 잊고 넘어가다
3. A hot potato – A controversial topic
   → 민감한 문제, 논란이 되는 주제
4. Jump to conclusions – Assume something without enough evidence
   → 성급하게 결론을 내리다
5. A wild goose chase – A pointless search
   → 헛된 노력, 쓸데없는 일
6. Out of the blue – Suddenly and unexpectedly
   → 갑자기, 예상치 못하게
7. Play devil’s advocate – Argue against something just for discussion
   → 일부러 반대 입장을 취하다
8. Turn a blind eye – Ignore something
   → 못 본 척하다
9. Water under the bridge – A past issue that is no longer important
   → 이미 지난 일, 신경 쓸 필요 없는 일
10. Walk on eggshells – Be very careful with what you say or do
    → 조심스럽게 행동하다

 

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