영어회화 팟캐스트 Day4-10/13(목)
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put one's finger on sth 꼬집어 말하다, …을 확실히[분명히] 지적하다 specify sth clearly, stipulate
+) I can't put my finger on it exactly. 뭐라고 꼭 집어 말할 수는 없습니다.
to put it another way 달리 말하면, 표현을 다르게 해 보자면
retort 반막, 응수, 대꾸
witty retorts 재치 있는 반박
adversity 역경
conflate 융합[합체]하다
leftover (과거의) 잔재, 유물, 남은 음식
indentured 계약된, 고용 계약서
servitude [ˈsɜːrvətuːd] 노예 상태 (=slavery)
oppression 억압, 탄압
blanket term 포괄적 용어(=umbrella term)
morph 변하다, 바뀌다; 바꾸다
be morphed into ~로 바뀌다/변하다, ~로 변형하다/형태가 바뀌다, ~로 변신하다
carry on 계속 가다[움직이다], 투덜대다 (→관련 명사는 carry-on)
+) Carry on with your work while I’m away. 내가 없는 동안 공부 계속해.
+) After he left I just tried to carry on as normal.
그가 떠난 후 난 그저 계속 평상시처럼 지내려고 애를 썼다.
+) Carry on until you get to the junction, then turn left.
교차로까지 계속 가다가 거기서 좌회전 하세요.
keep calm and carry on 평정심을 유지하고 하던일을 계속하라
bottle something up (감정을 드러내지 않고) 억누르다[묻어 두다], 괜찮은 척하다, 감정을 묵혀두다
dysfunctional 고장난, 제대로 기능을 하지 않는
draining 진 빠지는, 기운/힘 빠지게 만드는, 지치게 만드는, 피말리는
somewhere along the way 그러다 어느 시점에, 하다보니 어느 순간
show one's hand 패를 보이다
account for something ~의 이유가 되다, 설명하다
neoliberalism 신자유주의
imbibe (술을)마시다, (정보를)흡수하다
grind (시간이 오래 걸리는) 고된[따분한] 일, (뼈를 빻는 것과 같은 노력으로) 열심히 일하다
be on a grind : to work hard
crumble (건물이나/땅이)허물어지다, 무너지다
expletive (화나거나 아파서 내뱉는)욕설
Why you should stop complimenting people for being 'resilient'
Why you should stop complimenting people for being 'resilient' : Life Kit
Is the ability to endure hardship and adapt to difficult life situations always a good thing? Psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker Lourdes Dolores Follins revisits the concept of resilience — and explains why it's OK to let yourself feel a
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The ability to overcome and adapt to difficult life situations seems like an overwhelmingly positive thing – right? After all, being called "strong," "tenacious" or "resilient" is usually perceived as a compliment.
But what if glorifying resilience can actually be detrimental?
For example, take the "strong Black woman" stereotype. According to Professor Inger Burnett-Zeigler, author of Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen: The Emotional Lives of Black Women, internalizing that trope "can often interfere with [Black women] acknowledging their mental health challenges and then going on to get the mental health treatment."
So we revisited the concept of "resilience" with Lourdes Dolores Follins, psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker. She explains why it's OK to let yourself feel angry or frustrated sometimes — and how unexamined resilience can mask structural forces that make your life harder.
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