수직 Listening-Level 1 Day 27 (K)

basically

기본적으로, 근본적으로
Well, even though they are basically made from potatoes and corn, they’re also greasy and covered in salt.

coach

감독, 코치
We have too many players on our team, coach.

competent

유능한, 능숙한
Jessica knows Brian is a competent worker and has been doing his job very well.

consider

고려하다, 생각하다
I’m considering changing my career.

decent

괜찮은
That sounds like a decent idea.

get rid of

~을 내보내다, ~을 없애다
We really need to get rid of some players.

go on a diet

다이어트를 하다
I’m considering going on a diet.

greasy

기름투성이의, 기름진
Don't eat too much fast food because it’s so greasy.

heart attack

심장마비
Unhealthy eating habits can eventually lead to a heart attack.

improve

개선되다, 발전하다
Our minor league team needs some players, so we can send a few players to them to improve.

junk food

정크푸드(인스턴트 음식이나 패스트푸드)
Yeah, I also eat too much junk food.

lead to

~로 이어지다, ~을 일으키다
Eating too much fast food can eventually lead to a heart attack.

long-term effect

장기적인 효과(결과)
You know, I guess I never really considered the long-term effects.

lose weight

체중을 줄이다, 살이 빠지다
Are you willing to lose weight?

marketing department

마케팅 부서
Jessica and Brian are working in the marketing department of a company.

negative effect

부정적 효과
Now, Brian’s behavior has negative effects on the productivity of the whole department.

not A but B

A가 아니라 B
So your goal for your diet is not to lose weight, but to change your eating habits.

pay attention to

~에 주목하다, ~에 집중하다
Jessica wants to tell him that during work hours he has to pay attention to his job.

roster

(팀의) 선수 명단, 근무자 명단
We just have to take them off our roster for the season.

run blog

블로그를 운영하다
She has noticed that Brian has been spending more and more time running his own blog.

situation

상황
In this situation, what would Jessica most likely say to Brian?

take care of

~을 돌보다
He’s a popular blogger and takes care of his blog after work.

team member

팀원
Jessica is the manager, and Brian is her team member.