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~해(느낌), ~처럼 들려. ~ a good idea ~a good plan to me ~ a good deal ~an excuse ~ you had fun ~you've been busy ~you have a lovely family ~you need a hand 도움이 필요한 것처럼 ~you are having a rough day.

it’s not cheap. A : OK… Well.. that sounds good. B : When we’re finished, we can go window shopping. A : Mm.. That sounds like fun. B : Oh, And if we want, we can play some indoor airconditioned sports. A : Really? Which sport has air...

볼링이 좋아 Brother : I'm bored. Let's do something. Sister : Why don't we go bowling? Brother : That sounds like fun. Sister : Are you a good bowler? Brother : Not really. But I like bowling. 1) bored. 따분한 happy, sad, bored, excited...

▶ Dialogue Ann: You look worried. What's the matter? Jane: We have our high school reunion tomorrow. Ann: That sounds like fun. What's wrong with that? Jane: Everyone's bringing a date, but I don't have anyone to go with. Ann: I see. So...

doing this summer? I'm going to read some books. I'm going to play every day! I'm going to ride my new bike. Sounds like fun. It's summer vacation! Have a great summer, everyone.See you in September. Bye Mr. Brown. See you later. Richard...

to go with it. A: Do you have plans for Christmas Eve?/ B: I'm meeting friends to exchange gifts./ A: That sounds like fun. I've got dinner with my family. B: Enjoy! That's the best way to make memories./ A: Yeah, family time is worth...

운동인 것 같아요. ☞ It sounds like a perfect exercise for me. 3. 그거 정말 재미있을 것 같아요. 저도 낄래요. ☞ It sounds like great fun. I’m in. 2. I never get to do anything this important. : It’s important to ~ [ ~ 하는 게 중요해요...

뭐 할 건데? Charles: A close friend's daughter is getting married. 찰스: 친한 친구의 딸이 결혼해. Jack: That sounds like fun. I'm glad I'm not paying for it. 잭: 즐거운 자리네. 난 결혼식 비용 안 드니 다행이다. Charles: Me too! I'd have...

on this chapter. I want to play Abraham and the king of Sodom. Which part are you going to take part in? That sounds like a fun way to practice! I will play the role of the King of Sodom. How shall we begin? Okay, uh why don't you ask me...