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뉴질랜드의 정치, 사회 이슈에 관한 신문 기사를 키위 선생님이 여러가지 다른 표현들로 설명해 주십니다.

뉴질랜드에서 살아가면서 알아야 할 시사 상식과, 현지인에게서만 들을 수 있는 재미있는 표현들을 함께 배울 수 있습니다.

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 2월 22일 수업 내용 일부 소개

Top of the Bill= Bill English is a really good leader. / top of the Bill performance

puns= play on words 

Most newspaper headlines are puns to attract people's attention. /hidden meaning 

I went to a top of the Bill restaurant last night. =very good

He has a career in IT. =professional job

The car careered off the road. =drove wildly, losing control

His commitment to his students earned him many honors. =devotion, dedication

He resigned after 30 years =left on his own free will

He slunk away from the party. =to slink/ sneak away

She’s wearing a slinky dress. =very close fitting, tight, sexy

Their team suffered a total wipeout losing by 26-6. =defeat

The surfer had a wipeout. =fell off his board

The livestock got caught in the flood. =farm animal

She got new stock in her shop. =supplies

He took stock of the situation. =thought about what to do

Some students think studying English involves a lot of adversity. =hardship, trouble

He got an adverse report. =bad 

Cyclone Gita caused much turmoil in central NZ. =chaos, disruption, problems

His mind is in turmoil. =confused, mixed-up (emotional stuff) 

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