PE 11/14 Bonaventure Cemetery

Don't judge a book by its cover, Melissa.
* judge a book by its cover: to form an opinion just based on one's first visual impression
ex> When the homely housewife sang the opera aria, everyone in the audience was reminded not to judge a book by its cover.

Well, I have to admit that the old oak trees with the Spanish moss are quite fetching.
* fetching: attractive; appealing
ex> That black evening gown looks absolutely fetching on you, Maria!
* Spanish moss: 스페인 이끼

Wow! It's the spitting image of the space capsule they took to the moon.
* spitting image of: exact copy of sth else
ex> By the time Bobby was 15 years old, he was the spitting image of his father.

It looks like he was a man ahead of his time.
* ahead of one's time: advanced
ex> Leonardo da Vinci was a man ahead of his time - he drew plans for an airplane 400 years before it was finally invented.

I think I blew things out of proportion when I said coming to a cemetery for a date was not romantic, but promise me one thing, okay?
* blow a thing out of proportion: ~을 침소봉대하다
ex> It's easier to blow things out of proportion than state the bald truth to make your point.

I'm pretty sure that I would have to dump you if you did that in the cemetery.
* dump: to leave behind
ex> When Carrie began hanging out with the rich kids, she dumped her old friends.