튜터링 전화영어 64, 65, 66회 [Expressions of Table]

New things

• before/after + ing (바로 뒤에 오는 동사면)
• lay = put

[Expressions of Table]

• under the table [adj, adv] = secret secretly
• turn the tables = to change from being in a weaker position to being in a stronger position
• on the table [adj] = open for discussing // it is being considered.
• off the table = to be withdrawn or to be no longer available.
• (to) table [verb] = to delay discussion of a subject. / to decide not to discuss until a later time
• round table
  1. an open discussion
  2. a meeting at which people discuss something and everyone has an equal chance to express an opinion
• lay one's cards on the table = speak frankly(honestly).
• get someone around the table = gathering someone to discuss something.

 

Pronunciation

• table [ˈteɪbl] // L  발음 제대로
• coach [koʊtʃ]
• court [kɔːrt]
• lawyer [ˈlɔːjə(r)]
• though [ðoʊ]
• promotion [prəmoʊʃn]
• further [ |fɜːrðə(r) ] 
• concrete [kɑːŋkriːt]
• project [ prə|dʒekt ]
• intention [ɪnˈtenʃn]
• result [rɪˈzʌlt]
• assailant[əˈseɪlənt]
• goal[ɡoʊl]
• resolve[rɪˈzɑːlv]
• read 과거형 일 때 [red]

 

Feedback

• I know it but I don't know how to explain it.
• They will turn the tables in the last round.
• Your suggestion is still on the table.
• I can't think of anything anymore.
• She asked me if I could table the proposal  until next month
• 'round table' means we are meeting at the round table.
• What is the meaning of "lay"? / What does "lay" mean?
• Before laying your cards on the table, maybe think about what you will tell him.
• "Get someone around the table" means gathering someone to discuss something.
• to + main form
• Let's get the team members around the table to resolve the problem.

 

English Composition

• my boss gets the company's money under the table.
•  Actually, I was going to play with my friend, but the pandemic suddenly got worse in Korea, so I rested at home.
• such a shame
• let us table that suggestion later.
• Doesn't it matter where 'Already' is in the sentence?
• Our team members like having a round table for planning.
• I ended up laying my cards on the table.