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1
사람 또는 동물에 한해서 원칙적으로 's 소유격을 만든다. 무생물은 of+명사로 표시한다.
2
=for pity's sake for conscience' sake 양심상 at one's wits' 어찌할 바를 몰라 ~at one's fingers' ends ~에 정통한
3
관사, this, that, some, any, no 등과 같이 쓸 때 소유격은 of 뒤에 놓인다. that big house of John's. It is no fault of the doctor's.
4
A glance at the map is sufiicient to explain how it was that Greece became cilvilized before the other European lands. It is nearest to those countries in which civilization first arose. A little reflection might have reminded me that my own talk was no better than theirs. are to=intend to add to=increase be accountable for=be responsible for requisite=indispensable For such actions as are prejudical to the interests of others, the individual is accountable, and may be subject to either social or legal punishment, if society is of opinion that the one or the other is requisitie for its protection. If by his vices or follies a person does no direct harm to others, he is nevertheless injourious by his example, and ought to be compelled to control himself for the sake of those whom the sight or knowledge of his conduct might corrupt or mislead.
5
My school is within five minutes' walk of my house.
6
I am glad to hear that your family are all well.
7
Our house is within a stone's throw of station.
8
I wonder where I have left my glasses.
9
Many people think that money is everything.
10
Thousands of people die of this disease every year.
11
She had only two slices of bread for breakfast.
12
Any friend of my wife's is welcome.
13
Preservance enabled him to attain his object.
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A glance at him told me that he was anything but satisfied.
15
Time will show us who is right or wrong.
16
When he returned home after five years' absence, he was no better than a beggar.
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Be it ever so dangerous, they continued to enjoy mountain climbing.
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The ship arrived at Sydney on her maiden voyage.
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If you are to succeed in buisness, you must work hard and think big.
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The increase in utility rates has added to our difficulties.
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He is accountable for the delay of the work.
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You must be ready to lay down your life for the sake of your country.
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You must make a careful investigation of the accident.
24
I am certain that you will pass the entrance examination.
25
He flares up at the slightest provocation.
26
One of the ways in which we can live in peace is to tolerate the opinions and desires of others.
27
Everyone must be allowed to express his or her own opinion freely in a democratic country.
28
However foolish an opinion may seem, we should not prevent it from being expressed.
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1
사람 또는 동물에 한해서 원칙적으로 's 소유격을 만든다. 무생물은 of+명사로 표시한다.
2
=for pity's sake for conscience' sake 양심상 at one's wits' 어찌할 바를 몰라 ~at one's fingers' ends ~에 정통한
3
관사, this, that, some, any, no 등과 같이 쓸 때 소유격은 of 뒤에 놓인다. that big house of John's. It is no fault of the doctor's.
4
A glance at the map is sufiicient to explain how it was that Greece became cilvilized before the other European lands. It is nearest to those countries in which civilization first arose. A little reflection might have reminded me that my own talk was no better than theirs. are to=intend to add to=increase be accountable for=be responsible for requisite=indispensable For such actions as are prejudical to the interests of others, the individual is accountable, and may be subject to either social or legal punishment, if society is of opinion that the one or the other is requisitie for its protection. If by his vices or follies a person does no direct harm to others, he is nevertheless injourious by his example, and ought to be compelled to control himself for the sake of those whom the sight or knowledge of his conduct might corrupt or mislead.
5
My school is within five minutes' walk of my house.
6
I am glad to hear that your family are all well.
7
Our house is within a stone's throw of station.
8
I wonder where I have left my glasses.
9
Many people think that money is everything.
10
Thousands of people die of this disease every year.
11
She had only two slices of bread for breakfast.
12
Any friend of my wife's is welcome.
13
Preservance enabled him to attain his object.
14
A glance at him told me that he was anything but satisfied.
15
Time will show us who is right or wrong.
16
When he returned home after five years' absence, he was no better than a beggar.
17
Be it ever so dangerous, they continued to enjoy mountain climbing.
18
The ship arrived at Sydney on her maiden voyage.
19
If you are to succeed in buisness, you must work hard and think big.
20
The increase in utility rates has added to our difficulties.
21
He is accountable for the delay of the work.
22
You must be ready to lay down your life for the sake of your country.
23
You must make a careful investigation of the accident.
24
I am certain that you will pass the entrance examination.
25
He flares up at the slightest provocation.
26
One of the ways in which we can live in peace is to tolerate the opinions and desires of others.
27
Everyone must be allowed to express his or her own opinion freely in a democratic country.
28
However foolish an opinion may seem, we should not prevent it from being expressed.