英韩对照语法.doc

lose oneself in    
~에몰두하다
∙He lost himself in writing a program for the new system
 lose one's temper           
  화를내다
∙When he saw her mistake, posed himself and didn't lose his temper
 lose heart   
 낙담하다
∙Don't lose heart because you cannot solve the problem   그문제를풀수없다고해서
 look (up)on A as B
A 를 B 로여기다
∙I have known him so long that I look on him as a brother
 look up to    
~을존경하다(respect)
∙Many people look up to him because he is a essful man
 look over                              ~을대충훑어보다,
∙He signed the contract without looking it over
 glance at <down, over ,through>                         ~을대충훑어보다,
∙I don't read the whole paper, I just glance at headlines
∙She took a glance at her watch  
 look out for, watch out for                            ~을주의하다
∙There were signs warning people to look out for falling rocks
 look on                                                  ~을방관하다
∙Passers-by simply looked on as he was assaulted and robbed.
 look into                                       ~를조사하다(investigate)
∙The airline has promised me to look into the matter
look forward to (동)명사                                        ~를고대하다
∙He is looking forward to the party
∙He is looking forward to seeing you
 look down on                                          ~를얕잡아보다, 깔보다
∙He tends to look down on all foreigners
look back on
  ~을회상하다(recollect, retrospect, as i'm looking back)
∙Looking back, I don't think I enjoyed myself much at school
  with all the part time jobs and the pressure of getting a scholarship
look back on
  ~을회상하다(recollect, retrospect, as i'm looking back)
∙Don't look back, Just get on with your life
∙It is pleasant to look back on our high school days
 long for                                      간절히바라다
∙She longed for him to ask her out
 live on                                   ~을주식으로살다
∙Most Oriental people including Koreans live on rice
∙We can't live on air alone
∙It's difficult to live on