*get over oneself: to stop thinking that they are more important than other people, especially when they are complaining about something Hey you think you can get over yourself and come back to the game? All you got to do is say, "I'm sorry." I don't have anything to say, "I'm sorry" for. 미안할 일이 없어. They also apologize to one another when they screw each other over. *grandstanding 사람들의 눈길을 끌려는 행위, 과시 You could get back to grandstanding. I'm sorry she happened to like my angle better. I like the fact that the reporter found a little chapter of my life interesting. I’m calling it a night. *gynecologist [ˌɡaɪ.nəˈkɑː.lə.dʒɪst] 부인과 의사 I think this is a conversation we should have when we're sober. In the morning. *lose it (울음·웃음 등을) 참지를 못하다, 미치다 Ever had one of those totally crappy days where you just have to play some music or you're going to totally lose it? If that's what's happening, I'm going to respect her decision as an adult. It was for the best. *prowl [praʊl] 배회, 배회하다, 돌아다니다, 서성이다, 어슬렁거리다 *on the prowl 돌아다니는 배회하는 I'm a single woman now on the prowl. *deep down 마음속으로는[내심], 본심은[사실은] deep down, I'm still Bobby who likes his coffee covered in caramel. I did not see that coming.그건 예상하지 못했어. I'll take it as a compliment. *right on 옳소[잘한다](강한 찬성·격려를 나타냄) I want to say I think you were right on. 생각해 보니 네가 맞았던 것 같아. *have the guts ~할 용기가 있다 I really appreciate you having the guts to speak up. I'm glad you brought that up.
*I could use ~ ; ~이 있었으면 좋겠다, ~을 얻었으면 좋겠다, ~생각이 간절하다 I could use some toast. 토스트 있으면 좋겠다. 토스트가 땡기는데요.
You never know. 누가 알아[아무도 모르는 거라고](특히 미래에 좋은 일이 있을지도 모른다는 뜻을 나타낼 때 씀)