* look
someone in the eyes: to make direct eye contact with someone
ex> She looked him in the eyes
and told him she loved him.
* crave:
to very strongly desire
ex> This time of night I always begin
to crave pizza
* in
person: while physically present
ex> The hiring team would like to
meet you in person.
* self-loathing:
hatred of oneself
ex> His mother mistakenly believed self-loathing
was normal in teenagers.
ex> Making a big change in her life
eventually put an end to her self-loathing.
Note> The word “loathe” suggests a
strong feeling of disgust. The verb “loathe” descends from Middle English “lothen,”
from Old English lathian.
* insulate:
to use a substance to isolate someone or something
ex> He used role-playing games to insulate
himself from the world when his parents died.
ex> We would like to insulate
our roof before next winter.
* suck
on that: by humbled by it (said vengefully), 약 오르지!
배 아프지!
ex> I got a better mark than you said
I would, so suck on that.
Note> This phrase is an exclamation
of triumph when you want to rub someone’s nose in it.
* Today’s Expression> What do we
learn from this exercise?
= What do we learn from this undertaking/task/activity?
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