구슬쌤과 함께 하는 영어공부 (drag into, I've got my hands full, I don't see the point)

 

구슬쌤과 함께 하는 영어공부 (drag into, I've got my hands full, I don't see the point)

1. drag into

2. I've got my hands full

3. I don't see the point

 

1. drag into
(힘들고 복잡하거나 상관없는 일에)-를 끌어들이다

* Collins 사전:   To drag something or someone into an event or situation means to involve them in it when it is not necessary or not desirable.

** drag on : (너무 오랫동안) 질질 끌다, 계속 되다( on and on....)

 Collins 사전:  You say that an event or process drags on when you disapprove of the fact that it lasts for longer than necessary.

 

1. I'm so sorry for dragging you into this.
2. I didn't mean to drag you into this. (특정행동이 일어난 후에 쓰임;끌여들인 상황)
3. I don't mean to drag you into this. (특정 행동을 하기 전에 쓰임 ; 아직 끌여들이지 않은 상황일때)
4. I don't mean to pry, but are you originally from Atlanta?

       *Macmillan 사전 pry: to be interested in someone's personal life in a way that is annoying or offensive(꼬치꼬치 캐묻다, 엿보다)

1. I don't mean to pry, but what's C?
   
2. I didn't mean to be late, but traffic was a nightmare.
3. I didn't mean to be insensitive. (민감한 주제인데 상처주려고 한 말은 아니야)
4. A: Walk me through what happened.B: Well, I don't want to drag you into my problems.
5. I'm sorry, I don't mean to drag our personal problems into this, but..
6. Don't drag me into this.
7. No, no, don't drag me into this. I have my own problems.

 

 

2. I've got my hands full (here).
지금 진짜 정신 없어, 바빠 (그래서 더 이상 뭔가를 할 여유가 없어)

* 캠프릿지 사전:  to be so busy that you do not have time to do anything else

 

1. It's gonna be a while. We've got our hands full out here.
   *out here: (현재 야외)여기에
2. Don't drag me into this.
   I've got my hands full already.
3. I wish I could help, but I've got my hands full with a new project.
   
4. He's got his hands full with this group.
5. A: Are you sure you don't have your hands full already?
   B: you don't have to worry about me. I'm fine.
6. I don't know, you've got your hands full.

 

3. I don't see the point - 
- 해봤자 소용/의미 가 없는 거 같아요, 왜 - 해야 하는지 모르겠어요

* Freedictionary.com 'see the point': To understand or appreciate the meaning, reason, or importance of doing something.

 

1. I don't see the point.
   
2. I don't see the point in talking about it.
3. He's really stubborn.
   I don't see any point in talking to him.
   
   *캠브릿지 사전:A stubborn person is determined to do what he or she wants and refuses to do anything else.
   
   
4. So I don't see any point in adding more.
   We've got plenty there.
5. I don't see any point in doing this.
6. I'm going through a terrible time, and I just don't see the point in pretending otherwise.
7. She said everything is set in stone.
   I don't see any point in asking her again.\
   
   
8. I don't see any point in prolonging it.