noun
decision
a choice someone can find and repeat
The decision is April 18.
결정은 4월 18일입니다.
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noun
owner
the named person who does the task
Name an owner, not a team.
팀이 아니라 담당을 말하세요.
noun
hazard
a danger that can cause harm
The header states the hazard.
머리말은 위험을 말합니다.
noun
fluency
English that is smooth, not just correct
Fluency was placed ahead of time.
유창함이 시간보다 앞에 놓였습니다.
noun
policy
a rule the firm applies to every case
The policy treats English as shared equipment.
그 정책은 영어를 공유 장비로 다룹니다.
noun
audit
a formal check of what actually happened
An internal audit timed the wait.
내부 감사가 그 기다림의 시간을 쟀습니다.
noun
header
the short lines at the top that carry the facts
A five-line header states the action.
다섯 줄 머리말이 행동을 말합니다.
noun
silence
saying nothing, which a room may treat as a yes
The room treats silence as agreement.
회의실은 침묵을 동의로 받아들입니다.
noun
agreement
a shared yes, spoken or written down
Silence was written down as agreement.
침묵이 동의로 기록되었습니다.
noun
launch
the moment a product or price goes out
The launch price changed before the note went out.
메모가 나가기 전에 출시 가격이 바뀌었습니다.
noun
apology
saying you are sorry
The date was buried under an apology.
날짜가 사과 아래에 묻혔습니다.
noun
subject
the title line of an email
Put the date in the subject.
날짜를 제목에 넣으세요.
verb
require
to make something mandatory
A required camera is another task.
의무 카메라는 일만 하나 더입니다.
adjective
internal
inside the firm, not for customers
Internal mail must be readable in Dallas.
사내 메일은 댈러스에서도 읽을 수 있어야 합니다.
noun
safety
keeping people from harm
A safety note has to warn a visitor.
안전 메모는 방문객에게 경고해야 합니다.
noun
plant
a factory site
Two plants waited for a translator.
두 공장이 번역자를 기다렸습니다.
noun
delay
time lost before the action
The risk is the delay, not the English.
위험은 영어가 아니라 지연입니다.
noun
gate
a person who can stop work by holding it
The fluent editor becomes a gate.
유창한 편집자가 문이 됩니다.
noun
translator
a person who turns one language into another
Urgent notes waited for a translator.
긴급 메모가 번역자를 기다렸습니다.
adjective
urgent
needing action now
An urgent note cannot wait for polish.
긴급 메모는 다듬기를 기다릴 수 없습니다.
noun
expertise
deep knowledge of the actual work
Local expertise can hide in the local language.
현지의 전문성은 현지 언어 안에 숨습니다.
noun
anxiety
worry that is not the decision itself
A camera can add anxiety.
카메라는 불안을 더할 수 있습니다.
noun
output
what the work produces, not how people feel
The praise measures satisfaction, not output.
그 칭찬은 만족을 잴 뿐 산출은 재지 않습니다.
noun
courtesy
polite words that are not the fact
Put the date before the courtesy.
인사보다 날짜를 앞에 두세요.
verb
flag
to point out a problem so someone acts
She flagged a date, and the note changed.
그녀가 날짜를 짚었고, 메모가 바뀌었습니다.
verb
bury
to hide a fact under other sentences
Do not bury the date under an apology.
사과 아래에 날짜를 묻지 마세요.
noun
transfer
a person moved in from another site
A transfer may not read the local note.
전입자는 현지 메모를 못 읽을 수 있습니다.
noun
supervisor
the person in charge of a shift
The night-shift supervisor needs the header.
야간 감독에게 머리말이 필요합니다.
noun
visitor
someone on site who is not local staff
A visitor has to see the hazard.
방문객은 위험을 볼 수 있어야 합니다.
noun
warning
a notice that tells someone to act
English must not delay the warning.
영어가 경고를 늦추면 안 됩니다.
noun
risk
the bad outcome that is still possible
Name the risk in the first line.
첫 줄에 위험을 말하세요.
noun
editor
the person who rewrites before a note can go
The editor became a gate.
편집자가 문이 되었습니다.
noun
trust
belief that the other person is with you
He stopped trusting the silence.
그는 침묵을 믿지 않게 되었습니다.
noun
headquarters
the main office that sets the rule
Headquarters wanted one language.
본부는 하나의 언어를 원했습니다.
noun
position
the side you are on, said so a stranger can find it
State your position in the first sentence.
첫 문장에 입장을 두세요.
noun
deadline
the time by which the work must be done
The deadline is Thursday at 3 p.m.
마감은 목요일 오후 3시입니다.
conjunction
albeit
although, in one formal word
The note was short, albeit clear.
메모는 짧았지만 분명했습니다.
preposition
notwithstanding
in spite of
The risk stands, notwithstanding the apology.
사과에도 불구하고 위험은 남습니다.
adverb
hence
for this reason, so
The date was buried. Hence Dallas missed it.
날짜가 묻혔습니다. 그래서 댈러스가 놓쳤습니다.
conjunction
whereas
while, to set two facts against each other
Seoul writes the detail, whereas Dallas reads the header.
서울은 세부를 쓰고, 댈러스는 머리말을 읽습니다.
adverb
nevertheless
even so
The note was short. Nevertheless the risk was clear.
메모는 짧았습니다. 그럼에도 위험은 분명했습니다.
adverb
thereby
by doing that
She flagged the date, thereby stopping the launch.
그녀가 날짜를 짚었고, 그로써 출시가 멈췄습니다.
conjunction
lest
so that something does not happen
Name the owner, lest the task slip.
일이 미끄러지지 않게 담당을 말하세요.
adjective
respective
belonging separately to each
Mina and Jun sent their respective notes.
미나와 준이 각자의 메모를 보냈습니다.
adjective
subsequent
coming after
A subsequent note put the date in the subject.
그다음 메모가 제목에 날짜를 넣었습니다.
adjective
prior
coming before
Prior approval still needs an owner.
사전 승인도 담당이 필요합니다.
adjective
coherent
holding together so a stranger can follow it
A coherent post has a position in the first sentence.
응집된 글은 첫 문장에 입장이 있습니다.
adjective
ambiguous
open to more than one reading
“Someone should check” is ambiguous.
“누군가 확인해야 한다”는 모호합니다.
adjective
explicit
stated outright, not left to be guessed
Make the date explicit.
날짜를 명시하세요.
adjective
implicit
suggested, not stated
Silence is only implicit agreement.
침묵은 암시된 동의일 뿐입니다.
adjective
contrary
opposite
The contrary claim is that English never belongs.
반대 주장은 영어가 절대 속하지 않는다는 것입니다.
adjective
feasible
possible to do with the time you have
A five-line header is feasible.
다섯 줄 머리말은 실행 가능합니다.
adjective
liable
legally or practically responsible
The owner is liable for the date.
담당이 날짜에 책임이 있습니다.
verb
comply
to act according to a rule
The plant must comply with the header rule.
공장은 머리말 규칙을 따라야 합니다.
verb
mitigate
to make a risk smaller
A header mitigates the delay.
머리말은 지연을 줄입니다.
noun
criterion
the standard you judge by
Fluency was the wrong criterion.
유창함은 잘못된 기준이었습니다.
noun
consensus
agreement the room can repeat
Say the decision aloud and you have a consensus.
결정을 소리 내어 말하면 합의입니다.
verb
defer
to put off to a later time
Do not defer a warning for a cleaner sentence.
더 깨끗한 문장 때문에 경고를 미루지 마세요.
adjective
interim
for the time being, not the final form
An interim note is better than a late one.
임시 메모가 늦은 메모보다 낫습니다.
noun
caveat
one warning attached to a yes
Add one caveat, then stop.
단서 하나를 더하고 멈추세요.
noun
concession
a point you grant before you return to your side
A concession names the other side, then comes back.
양보는 상대를 말한 뒤 돌아옵니다.
noun
hedge
words that soften a claim until it disappears
“Maybe possibly” is a hedge that never lands.
“아마 어쩌면”은 도착하지 않는 완화입니다.
noun
article
a or the, marking which thing you mean
Decision needs an article when you mean one decision.
결정 하나를 말할 때 decision에는 관사가 필요합니다.
noun
conditional
a sentence that says what follows if something is true
If we delay, the note will slip.
미루면 메모가 미끄러집니다.
noun
modal
a verb such as must, should, or might that sets force
Must is a rule. Might is only a possibility.
Must는 규칙입니다. Might는 가능성일 뿐입니다.
noun
participle
a verb form such as written or having read that can open a sentence
Written in a hurry, the note was still clear.
급히 쓰였지만 메모는 여전히 분명했습니다.
noun
subjunctive
the base verb after suggest, recommend, or essential
I suggest that he send the note.
그가 메모를 보내기를 제안합니다.
noun
inversion
the auxiliary before the subject, after a negative opener
Never have we delayed a warning.
우리는 경고를 미룬 적이 없습니다.
noun
cleft
a sentence split so one piece carries the emphasis
It is the date that matters.
중요한 것은 날짜입니다.
word
am
the be-form for I
I am ready.
준비됐습니다.
word
is
the be-form for he, she, it
She is here.
그녀는 여기 있습니다.
word
are
the be-form for you, we, they
They are late.
그들은 늦었습니다.
word
do
the helper for I, you, we, they
Do you work here?
여기서 일합니까?
word
does
the helper for he, she, it
Does she work here?
그녀는 여기서 일합니까?
word
can
ability, followed by the base verb
She can swim.
그녀는 수영할 수 있습니다.
word
where
asks for a place
Where do you live?
어디에 삽니까?
word
what
asks for a thing
What is this?
이것은 무엇입니까?
word
yesterday
a finished day, so the past simple
She worked yesterday.
그녀는 어제 일했습니다.
word
yet
the time is still open
Have you finished yet?
이미 끝냈습니까?
word
already
sooner than expected, time still open
I have already eaten.
이미 먹었습니다.
word
since
from a point until now
I have lived here since May.
5월부터 여기서 삽니다.
word
than
the word after a comparative
This is bigger than that.
이것이 저것보다 큽니다.
word
better
the comparative of good
This is better.
이것이 더 낫습니다.
word
worse
the comparative of bad
This is worse.
이것이 더 나쁩니다.
word
if
introduces a condition
If it rains, we will stay.
비가 오면 남겠습니다.
noun
apple
a countable thing
She has an apple.
그녀는 사과가 하나 있습니다.
pronoun
he
the subject form for a man or a boy
He is ready.
그는 준비됐습니다.
pronoun
it
the subject form for a thing
It is on the desk.
그것은 책상 위에 있습니다.
verb
work
the base form of the action
She wants to work.
그녀는 일하고 싶어 합니다.
adjective
red
a colour word that describes a noun
She has a red car.
그녀는 빨간 차가 있습니다.
adverb
well
in a good way, describing the verb
She speaks English well.
그녀는 영어를 잘합니다.
preposition
on
a day, or the surface of something
The meeting is on Monday.
회의는 월요일입니다.
conjunction
because
the word that gives a reason
She stays because she is the owner.
그녀가 남는 이유는 담당이기 때문입니다.
article
an
one thing, before a vowel sound
I need an umbrella.
우산이 필요합니다.
verb
will
the future helper, followed by the base
She will leave.
그녀는 떠날 것입니다.
verb
went
the past of go
She went yesterday.
그녀는 어제 갔습니다.
conjunction
while
during the time that something else was happening
She was working while I waited.
내가 기다리는 동안 그녀는 일하고 있었습니다.
verb
been
the participle of be, used before an -ing form in the perfect continuous
She has been working.
그녀는 일하고 있는 중입니다.
verb
should
advice, followed by the base verb
You should rest.
쉬는 편이 좋습니다.
verb
might
a weak possibility, followed by the base
It might rain.
비가 올 수도 있습니다.
adjective
biggest
the superlative of big
This is the biggest room.
이것이 가장 큰 방입니다.
verb
sent
the past participle of send
The note was sent.
메모는 보내졌습니다.
pronoun
who
the relative for a person
The person who owns the date replies.
날짜를 맡은 사람이 답합니다.
determiner
many
a large number of countable things
She has many notes.
그녀는 메모가 많습니다.
determiner
enough
as much as needed
We have enough time.
시간이 충분합니다.
verb
know
a stative verb that stays simple
She knows the date.
그녀는 날짜를 압니다.
noun
cat
a small animal people keep at home
The cat is on the desk.
고양이가 책상 위에 있습니다.
noun
city
a large town
She lives in the city.
그녀는 도시에 삽니다.
noun
dog
an animal that barks
The dog barks.
개가 짖습니다.
noun
desk
the table you work at
The book is on the desk.
책이 책상 위에 있습니다.
noun
car
a vehicle with four wheels
She has a red car.
그녀는 빨간 차가 있습니다.
noun
teacher
a person who teaches
She is a teacher.
그녀는 교사입니다.
noun
time
minutes and hours, or the idea of time
They have time.
그들에게 시간이 있습니다.
noun
book
a set of pages you read
There is a book on the desk.
책상 위에 책이 한 권 있습니다.
noun
table
a flat surface with legs
The book is on the table.
책이 탁자 위에 있습니다.
noun
coffee
a drink, often uncountable
She likes coffee.
그녀는 커피를 좋아합니다.
noun
umbrella
what you hold in the rain
I need an umbrella.
우산이 필요합니다.
noun
note
a short written message
They read the note.
그들은 메모를 읽습니다.
noun
meeting
people gathered to decide something
The meeting is on Monday.
회의는 월요일입니다.
verb
run
to move quickly on foot
They run in the morning.
그들은 아침에 뜁니다.
verb
have
to possess something. Not the helper in have seen.
They have time.
그들에게 시간이 있습니다.
verb
like
to enjoy something
She likes coffee.
그녀는 커피를 좋아합니다.
verb
live
to have your home in a place
Where do you live?
어디에 삽니까?
verb
read
to look at writing and understand it
They read the note.
그들은 메모를 읽습니다.
verb
speak
to talk
She speaks English well.
그녀는 영어를 잘합니다.
verb
stay
to remain, not leave
She is tired, but she stays.
그녀는 피곤하지만 남습니다.
verb
leave
to go away
She will leave.
그녀는 떠날 것입니다.
verb
start
to begin
We start at 9.
우리는 9시에 시작합니다.
verb
need
to require something
I need an umbrella.
우산이 필요합니다.
verb
want
to wish for something
She wants to work.
그녀는 일하고 싶어 합니다.
verb
bark
the sound a dog makes
The dogs bark.
개들이 짖습니다.
verb
go
to move to another place. The past is went.
Did she go?
그녀는 갔습니까?
adjective
big
large in size
This room is big.
이 방은 큽니다.
adjective
blue
the colour of a clear sky
She has a blue car.
그녀는 파란 차가 있습니다.
adjective
happy
feeling pleased
She is happy.
그녀는 기쁩니다.
adjective
late
after the expected time
The note is very late.
메모가 매우 늦습니다.
adjective
ready
prepared to begin
She is ready.
그녀는 준비됐습니다.
adjective
tired
needing rest
She is tired, but she stays.
그녀는 피곤하지만 남습니다.
adjective
short
not long
The notes are short.
메모들은 짧습니다.
adjective
good
of high quality. It describes a noun, not a verb.
This is a good note.
이것은 좋은 메모입니다.
adverb
quickly
in a fast way
She works quickly.
그녀는 빨리 일합니다.
adverb
very
to a high degree, before an adjective
The note is very late.
메모가 매우 늦습니다.
adverb
now
at this moment
She is working now.
그녀는 지금 일하고 있습니다.
adverb
here
in this place
She works here.
그녀는 여기서 일합니다.
noun
film
a movie
I have seen this film.
이 영화를 본 적이 있습니다.
noun
room
a space inside a building
This room is bigger than that one.
이 방이 저것보다 큽니다.
noun
year
twelve months
She has lived here for two years.
그녀는 여기서 2년째 삽니다.
noun
hour
sixty minutes
She has been working for two hours.
그녀는 두 시간째 일하고 있습니다.
noun
person
a human being
The person who owns the date replies.
날짜를 맡은 사람이 답합니다.
verb
see
to notice with your eyes. The participle is seen.
I have seen this film.
이 영화를 본 적이 있습니다.
verb
finish
to come to the end of something
Have you finished yet?
이미 끝냈습니까?
verb
call
to phone someone
She was working when I called.
내가 전화했을 때 그녀는 일하고 있었습니다.
verb
arrive
to get to a place
She had left before I arrived.
내가 도착하기 전에 그녀는 떠났습니다.
verb
enjoy
to take pleasure in something
She enjoys reading.
그녀는 읽기를 즐깁니다.
verb
decide
to choose after thinking
She decided to wait.
그녀는 기다리기로 했습니다.
verb
wait
to stay until something happens
How long have you been waiting?
얼마나 오래 기다리고 있습니까?
verb
meet
to come together with someone
I am meeting them at nine.
아홉 시에 그들을 만납니다.
verb
send
to cause something to go to someone. The participle is sent.
The note was sent yesterday.
메모는 어제 보내졌습니다.
verb
rest
to stop working so you can recover
You should rest.
쉬는 편이 좋습니다.
verb
rain
water falling from clouds
If it rains, we will stay.
비가 오면 남겠습니다.
adjective
useful
helpful for the job
This note is more useful.
이 메모가 더 유용합니다.
adverb
early
before the expected time
She arrived early.
그녀는 일찍 도착했습니다.
adjective
bad
not good. The comparative is worse.
This result is bad.
이 결과는 나쁩니다.
adjective
long
taking a lot of time, or covering a distance
It was a long meeting.
긴 회의였습니다.
adverb
often
many times
She often arrives early.
그녀는 자주 일찍 도착합니다.
adverb
always
every time
He always checks the date.
그는 항상 날짜를 확인합니다.
adverb
still
continuing up to now
She still lives here.
그녀는 아직 여기 삽니다.
adverb
recently
not long ago, and the time can still be open
She has recently finished the note.
그녀는 최근에 메모를 끝냈습니다.
noun
assumption
something taken as true before it is checked
The plan rests on one assumption.
그 계획은 가정 하나에 기대어 있습니다.
noun
outcome
the result that follows a choice
The outcome depends on the date.
결과는 날짜에 달려 있습니다.
noun
emphasis
the force you put on one piece of a sentence
The cleft puts the emphasis on the date.
분열문은 강조를 날짜에 둡니다.
verb
emphasize
to give one fact more force than the others
The header emphasizes the risk.
머리말은 위험을 강조합니다.
verb
assume
to treat something as true without proof
Do not assume the room heard you.
회의실이 들었다고 가정하지 마세요.
verb
imply
to suggest a meaning without stating it
Silence does not imply agreement.
침묵이 동의를 뜻하지는 않습니다.
verb
occur
to happen
The delay occurred before the note went out.
지연은 메모가 나가기 전에 일어났습니다.
verb
remain
to stay as it is
The risk remains, notwithstanding the apology.
사과에도 불구하고 위험은 남습니다.
verb
seek
to look for, in formal English. The past is sought.
We seek a date the plant can meet.
공장이 맞출 수 있는 날짜를 구합니다.
adjective
unlikely
not probable
A March launch is unlikely.
3월 출시는 가능성이 낮습니다.
adjective
significant
large enough to matter
The delay was significant.
지연은 상당했습니다.
adjective
former
the first of two things already named
The former date was March. The latter is April.
앞의 날짜는 3월이었습니다. 뒤의 날짜는 4월입니다.
adjective
latter
the second of two things already named
Of price and date, the latter can move.
가격과 날짜 중 뒤의 것은 움직일 수 있습니다.
adverb
consequently
as a result
The parts were late. Consequently the launch moved.
부품이 늦었습니다. 그 결과 출시가 옮겨졌습니다.
adverb
merely
only, and nothing more
A greeting is merely courtesy.
인사는 단지 예의입니다.
adverb
significantly
by an amount that matters
Costs rose significantly.
비용이 상당히 올랐습니다.
noun
agenda
the list of items a meeting will cover
The agenda has four items.
안건은 네 가지입니다.
noun
minutes
the written record of what a meeting decided
I'll send the minutes by 5.
5시까지 회의록을 보내겠습니다.
noun
colleague
a person you work with
A colleague in Dallas reads the header first.
댈러스의 동료는 머리말부터 읽습니다.
noun
department
a part of a firm, such as finance or sales
The sales department owns the forecast.
영업부가 전망을 맡습니다.
noun
presentation
a talk that walks a room through a point
The presentation opens with the recommendation.
발표는 제안으로 시작합니다.
noun
stakeholder
a person who is affected by the decision
Name the stakeholder who can stop the work.
일을 멈출 수 있는 이해관계자를 말하세요.
noun
client
the outside firm that pays for the work
The client asked for the invoice.
고객사가 송장을 요청했습니다.
noun
supplier
the firm that sends you goods or parts
The supplier can meet April 18.
공급업체는 4월 18일을 맞출 수 있습니다.
noun
invoice
a bill that asks to be paid
Please pay the invoice by Friday.
금요일까지 송장을 지급해 주세요.
noun
attachment
a file sent with a message
The schedule is in the attachment.
일정은 첨부에 있습니다.
noun
memo
a short internal note
The memo states the decision in line one.
메모는 첫 줄에 결정을 말합니다.
noun
complaint
a statement that something failed
The complaint names the order and the delay.
불만은 주문과 지연을 말합니다.
noun
schedule
the list of times when work happens
The schedule slips if the parts are late.
부품이 늦으면 일정이 미끄러집니다.
noun
shipment
a batch of goods sent to someone
The shipment leaves Monday at 10.
선적은 월요일 10시에 출발합니다.
noun
refund
money returned to the client
The refund goes out on Friday.
환불은 금요일에 나갑니다.
noun
quote
a stated price for a piece of work
The quote is valid until Thursday.
견적은 목요일까지 유효합니다.
noun
fee
money charged for a service
The fee covers the review, not the travel.
수수료는 검토를 포함합니다. 출장은 아닙니다.
noun
budget
the money set aside for a plan
The launch is inside the budget.
출시는 예산 안에 있습니다.
noun
revenue
money coming in from sales
Revenue was 12 percent above last year.
매출은 작년보다 12퍼센트 높았습니다.
noun
profit
money left after costs
Profit fell because costs rose faster.
비용이 더 빨리 올라 이익이 줄었습니다.
noun
margin
the share of the price left after costs
That discount would erase the margin.
그 할인은 마진을 지웁니다.
noun
chart
a picture of numbers
The chart shows a rise against last year.
도표는 작년에 비해 오른 것을 보여 줍니다.
noun
trend
the direction numbers have been moving
The trend is up, but we are under the forecast.
추세는 위이지만 전망에는 못 미칩니다.
noun
quarter
three months of a business year
This quarter beat the forecast.
이번 분기는 전망을 넘었습니다.
noun
forecast
the number the firm already promised
We are 3 percent under the forecast.
전망보다 3퍼센트 아래입니다.
noun
proposal
a written offer of work and price
The proposal puts the price in line two.
제안서는 둘째 줄에 가격을 둡니다.
noun
strategy
the choice of how the firm will win
The strategy is to hold the price.
전략은 가격을 지키는 것입니다.
noun
target
the number you are trying to hit
The target is still April 18.
목표는 여전히 4월 18일입니다.
noun
contract
a signed agreement the firm must follow
The contract fixes the date, not the hope.
계약은 희망이 아니라 날짜를 고정합니다.
noun
discount
money taken off a price
We can offer a discount on the second shipment.
두 번째 선적에 할인을 제안할 수 있습니다.
noun
negotiation
the talk in which both sides move a term
The negotiation is about the date, not the safety rule.
협상은 안전 규칙이 아니라 날짜에 관한 것입니다.
noun
terms
the conditions of a deal
The terms are net 30.
조건은 30일 지급입니다.
noun
competitor
a firm that sells the same kind of thing
A competitor already published the date.
경쟁사가 이미 날짜를 발표했습니다.
noun
brand
the name clients use for the firm
A late shipment costs the brand more than the fee.
늦은 선적은 수수료보다 브랜드에 더 듭니다.
noun
warehouse
the building where goods wait
The parts are in the warehouse.
부품은 창고에 있습니다.
noun
capacity
how much the plant can make
The plant is at capacity.
공장은 생산 능력의 끝에 있습니다.
verb
postpone
to move a date later
We should postpone the launch, not the safety check.
출시를 미뤄야 합니다. 안전 점검이 아닙니다.
verb
confirm
to say a fact is now sure
Please confirm the stock by 4 p.m.
오후 4시까지 재고를 확인해 주세요.
verb
approve
to say yes so the work can move
Could you approve the contract by Wednesday?
수요일까지 계약을 승인해 주시겠어요?
verb
negotiate
to talk so a term can move
We can negotiate the date, not the safety rule.
날짜는 협상할 수 있습니다. 안전 규칙은 아닙니다.
verb
propose
to put a plan on the table
I propose we hold the price.
가격을 지키자고 제안합니다.
verb
attach
to send a file with a message
I attached the one-page brief.
한 장짜리 브리프를 첨부했습니다.
verb
forward
to send a message on to another person
Please forward the note to Dallas.
메모를 댈러스로 전달해 주세요.
verb
review
to read something carefully before a decision
Jun will review the figures before noon.
준이 정오 전에 숫자를 검토합니다.
verb
increase
to become larger, or to make something larger
Revenue increased by 12 percent.
매출이 12퍼센트 늘었습니다.
verb
decrease
to become smaller
Profit decreased because costs rose.
비용이 올라 이익이 줄었습니다.
verb
deliver
to take goods to the person who is waiting
We will deliver the replacement on Monday.
월요일에 대체품을 배달하겠습니다.
verb
update
to give the newest fact
I'll update you when the stock is confirmed.
재고가 확인되면 알려 드리겠습니다.
adjective
profitable
making a profit
The second shipment is still profitable.
두 번째 선적은 여전히 이익이 납니다.
adjective
efficient
doing the work with little waste
A four-line memo is more efficient.
네 줄 메모가 더 효율적입니다.
adjective
quarterly
happening every three months
The quarterly review is on Tuesday.
분기 검토는 화요일입니다.
adjective
available
free to be used or met
Mina is available at 9.
미나는 9시에 가능합니다.
adjective
competitive
strong against other firms on price or quality
The quote is competitive without the discount.
할인 없이도 견적은 경쟁력이 있습니다.
adjective
overdue
late, past the date that was agreed
The invoice is overdue.
송장이 기한을 넘겼습니다.
adverb
currently
at the present time
We are currently under the forecast.
현재 전망 아래에 있습니다.
adverb
approximately
close to a number, not exact
The delay was approximately six hours.
지연은 약 여섯 시간이었습니다.
adverb
urgently
in a way that needs action now
Please reply urgently, by 4 p.m.
오후 4시까지 긴급히 답해 주세요.
adverb
clearly
in a way a stranger can follow
State the decision clearly in the first line.
첫 줄에 결정을 분명히 말하세요.