Steve Jobs

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZZQORyASbY&t=200s

 

fall out

 

 

관계에서 떨어져 나왔다 = 갈등이 생기다. 

 

 

 

side with ~의 편을 들다. 쉽게 take a side, pick a side 를 생각하면 된다 ex)You should take a side. 

 

 

반대로 side against~ 는 ~에 대항하다의 뜻

 

side against (phrasal verb / verb phrase)

Definition (English dictionary style):
To support one person, group, or idea in opposition to another; to take the opposing side in a disagreement or conflict.

Usage notes:

• Less common than “side with”, but still understandable
• Emphasizes opposition rather than support
• Often used in conflicts, debates, or disputes

Example sentences:

• She sided against her former allies in the vote.
• The public sided against the proposal.

dawn on~ 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The turn of events

 

 

 

free

period가 위와 같이 명사로 쓸수 있음

 

go on to

 

 

as 000 for A as(it is) for B    (내가 알고있는 as~ as의 확장판이라고 보면 된다)

 

as뒤의 it is는 생략가능하다. as for kids.

 

주목할 것이 for를 ~을 위해서 라는 위미로만 알고 있는데 위와 같이 ~에게도 라는 의미로 쓰일 수 있다는 것이다.

 

 

 

As with all matters of~ ~와 관련된 모든일에서처럼

 

roll on 1. 계속 지속됨을 의미, 2. …이 시작되었으면 좋겠다, ~이 기다려진다. 

 

 

 

 

roll up:To show up or arrive somewhere, often casually or without warning.

• He rolled up late to the party.

Usage notes:

• Very common in spoken English
• Meaning depends heavily on context
• Neutral to casual tone

ex) He rolled up to work in a new car.

ex) He rolled up late to the party.

ex) Heads up! The cafe is pretty cozy, so seats are super limited. We can't promise you a seat if you just roll up without an RSVP.