I'm not even going to bother talking about that here.
* bother: 신경쓰다, 수고하다
ex> He doesn't even bother trying.
In 1953, after the truce was signed, the United Nations commander drew up the NLL.
* draw up: 만들다, 작성하다
ex> He's going to draw up a list of guests.
ex> We need to draw up a draft of the contract.
* truce: 휴전, 휴전 협정
Interesting thing is, the truce made no direct mention of the NLL.
* mention: 언급, 거론; 언급하다
ex> There was no mention of his name.
ex> Did I mention that I've got a new car?
The North had never disputed the NLL until 1973.
* dispute: 이의를 제기하다, 토의하다
ex> You may choose to dispute your citation.
That's when they began violating the Limit.
* violate: 위반하다, 침해하다
ex> North Korea violated UN Security Council's resolution.
@ How can I make it up to you? 내가 어떻게 만회해야 해?
1. I didn't bother to wake him up.
2. She will draw up a business plan for us.
3. I don't want you to mention that issue anymore.
4. A group of paparazzi violated her privacy.
@ Related Topics>> http://endoscopist-myenglishstudy.blogspot.kr/2011/04/46-talk-about-koreas-geographical.html
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