English Conversation Dictionary Hello. How do you do?It's a pleasureto meet you.How are you?Fine, thanks.I am pleasedto make your acquaintance.What a pleasant surpriserunning into you!Long time no see.How have you been?Hi, Mr. Brown.Long time no see.Hi, Miss Kim.Haven't seen youfor ages.How's your business?So-so.Hello. Dick.How are you getting along?Fine. Jane.We don't see youmuch around here anymore.I sawDickfor the first timein a long while today.Really?How has he been getting along?How long has it been?I don't know.It's been agessince we've met.It's been agessince we've played a game.Hi. Jane.Good to see you again.Same here. Dick.How are you?It's been goodto see you, Dick.We'll have to get togetheragain soon.Sure. anytime. It's marvelousto see you!It's been ages.Swell to see you.Dick,You're a sightfor sore eyes.It's been too long.Far too long.It was a pleasuremeeting you, Dick.The pleasure was mine.I hope to see you againsometime.Great talking to you, Jane.Hope to see you again.Same here. Bye.Thanks for invitig meto your party.It was great.You're welcome.Glad you cameand don't stay awayso long.I'm gladyou enrolledin school again.I'll see you around.As he ran outthe front door,he yelled back,"Catch you later!"Oh no,I'm latefor my appointment.Catch you later.I'll catch upwith youlater anyway.I passedthe time of daywith him.I wouldn't tell youthe time of day.I bumpedinto Mr. Kimin a hotel lobby.He didn't even give methe time of day.Well,look who's here!Tom Brown!How are you, Tom?Just fine, Bob.Good to see you again.Look who's here! Mr. Kim,what a nice surprise!Mr. Brown! I haven't seen youfor ages,but you haven't changed a bit.Neither have you. Jane!Fancy meeting you here!Dick!I didn't knowyou vere coming also!Dick,fancy meeting you here!Hi, Jane.What brings youto this pub?Dick!Fancy meeting you here!I thoughtyou were abswentfrom class todaybecause you were sick.Look who's here!Dick,what are you doing here?Jane,what a small world!Mr. Brown,I am gladto see you here!So am I.Small world, isn't it?Hi, Jane! Gee,you look worried.Just the personI wanted to see!The computer's downand I can't figure out why.Morning, Jane.How are you?Dick!Just the personI wanted to see.I've gotan important questionto ask you.Well, speak of the devil.Look who's here.We were just talkingabout you, Dick.He does annoy me,coming around hereall the time.Oh, talk of the devil!That's probably himat the door now.We were just talkingabout Dickwhen he came in the door.Speak of the deviland he appears.Hi, Dick!How is the world treating you?Not too bad.How are things with you?Hi, Dick!Have you been keepingout of trouble?Oh, yeah.How about yourself?Hi, Dick!How are you keeping?Oh, not so bad. Hey, Dick!Where have you been keepingyourself?Oh, I've been around.How about yourself?Hi, Dick!Have you been keeping busy?Oh, hi.No, actuallyI've beenon vacation.I'm not surewhether I'm doingthis right.Don't worry.You're doing just fine.Everyonein my familyis doing well,thank you.Good. Now then,what can I dofor you?Do you knowwhatever happened to Jane?I haven't heardfrom her in years.I hopeshe is doing okay.I betshe is.We don't need to worry.How's your typingcoming along?You doing Okay?Yeah,I've only gotfour more pages to finish.How's everything with you?Just so-so.She likedthe movie,but I thoughtit was so-so.How're you doing?Hanging in there.How was your daytoday?Everyday is one of those days.How are you doing?Oh, fair to middling.How about yourself?Hi, Jane.What have you been doingsince I last saw you?No morethan I have to.How are you doing?One day at a time. How was your weekend?Not so hot.How are you feeling?Not so hot;I'm really tired.Dick, sorryto have kept you waitingso long.No problem.I was a little earlyfor our appointment.Sorry to keep you waiting.I'll be rightwith you.Probablyin about five minutes.That's all right.Take your time.I'm in no hurry.I was coolingmy heelswaiting for youfor two hours.I'm very sorryto have kept you waitingso long.Hi, Mrs. Brown!What a nice surprise!Come on in.Excuse the messy room,and excuse my appearance, too.That's all right.I shouldn't have bargedin like this.I'm Paul Perkins.I'm the new recruit here.Hi, Paul.Welcome abroad!George Brown here.I'm looking forwardto working with you.I thinkI needyour cooperationuntil I get well settledwith my job.I thinkI needyour cooperationuntil I get better acquaintedwith my job.See you laterand do a good job.I hadmy eyeon you.You doa good job.You dida good jobof painting the fence.It seems likeyou've doneyour homework well,students. Good job! Oh, no!I leftthe car light onlast night!Good Job!Now the battery's dead.You guys surely beatthe living crabout of them!Way to go, Man!They deserved it.I wonthe first prizein the talent contest.That's the way to go.Our team tookfirst placein the race.Well, good for you!You really practiced hardfor the race.He passedhis driver's teston the first try.Good for him.I dida lousy jobon it.We really dida poor jobin last month's sales campaign.Hey, don't sweat it!We'll doa lot betternext month.Dick finishedhalf of the workbefore two o'clock.Way to go. Dick!Keep upthe good work!I gottacall it a day now.So keep upthe good work,everyone.Ok, Dick.go home safeand sleep tight.I have to boardthe planenow,Good-bye.Bye.Havea nice flight home,and say helloto your wife and childrenfor me, please.Good bye, Mr, Wilson.Please givemy bestto Mr. Jones.Bye, Mr. Brown.Givemy regardsto your boss,Please.Thank youfor everything.Bye everyone.Rememberusto your wife and children.Tell'emwe miss'emvery much.My father saidto tell you hello.Thank you.Remembermeto him, too.Bye, see you again!Sayhelloto your wife and children.I will.Remembermeto yours.It's a real pleasureto have you with ustonight.Dick, come on in.Welcom to our house.Thank youfor having me.I'd like to have you overfor lunch somedaywhen you're free.I'd like to have you overfor coffee and dessertthis weekend, Ok?This Saturday would be perfect.You're on.May I inviteyouto dinner on Saturday?What's the occation?Just to get together.We're havinga party tonight.Can you come?Thank youfor asking,but I have to goto the airportto meet my friendfrom New York.How come you're here?I've never invitedyouover!I invitedmyself.It upsets methat he hasthe nerveto invite himselfwhen it is obviousthat we're having companyand he was not invited.Dick! Jane!Come on in!We're gladyou could join usfor dinner.Thank you.It's goodto be here.Let me bringsomething.I'd like to chip in, too.Just bringyourself.I'll havesandwichesand whatever else we need.May I bringmy wife along?Just bring yourself.Could you excuseus, please?We havea train to catch.Of course.It was greatto see you again.She excusedherselfand was gonefor several minutes.Can I be excusedfrom swimming today?I havea cold.Excuse me.You look familar.Haven't we metsomewhere before?Well, I look like anybody else.How do you do?Nice meeting you.Good to see you.And you look kind of familarto me.While you were out,a Charlie Brown called for you.That name doesn't ring a bell.Wait a second, yeah,it sounds familiar.Are you Jane,by any chance?By any chance,are you freethis afternoon?Yes.If by any chanceyou wake up early,give mea call.We'll seehow it goes.Aren't you Professor Brown?Yes, I am.Do I know you?Do I know you?Well, you may not remember me,but I do remembermeeting youat Susan Miller's wedding.Don't I know you?I rememberseeing youin New york.Excuse me,but don't I know youfrom somewhere?Yes, I believewe belongto the same fitness club. Dick, this is my friend Jane.I believewe've met.Niceto see you again, Jane.Hello. Haven't we metbefore?Yes, I believewe metat Jane's partyseveral months ago.Excuse me.haven't I seen yousomewhere before?I don't believe so.Haven't you meteach other yet?We have been talingfor about an hour,but we haven't metyet,have we?No, My name is Jane.By the way,how should I address himwhen I introduce him?Just callhim Mr. Kim.I have always wonderedhow to address food serversin restaurants.Do you call themsir or Miss or waiter?Politely askfor the server's name,and use it.As soon as my daughter became a teenager,she decided to stopcalling me mother.She insistedon addressing meby my first namebecause I was her friend.I don't believeI've had the pleasureof meeting you.I don't believeI've had the pleasure.I'm Dick wilson.How do you do, Mr, Wilson?I'm Mary Smith.Nice to meet you,Mr, Brown.I've hearda lot about you, sir.Only good things, I hope.I wanted to meet youever since I heard about you.How did you hearabout me?By word of mouth.So I thoughtI'd try youtonight.I'm sorry.I didn't meanto hurt you.Please forgiveme. English Conversation Dictionary 2Could you excuse me, please?We havea trainto catch.Of course.It was greatto see you again.She excusedherselfand was gonefor several minutes.Can I be excusedfrom swimming today?I have a cold.Excuse me.You look familiar.haven't we metsomewhere before?Well, I look like anybody else.How do you do?Nice meeting you.Good to see you.And you look kind of familiarto me.While you were out,a Charlie Brown calledfor you.That name doesn't ringa bell.Wait a second, yeah,it sound familiar.Are you Jane,by any chance?By any chance,are you free this afternoon?Yes.If by any chanceyou wake up early,give mea call.We'll seehow it goes.Aren't you Professor Brown?Yes, I am.Do I know you?Do I know you?Well, You may not rememberme,but I do remembermeeting youat Susan Miller's wedding.Don't I know you?I rememberseeing youin New York.Excuse me,but don't I knowyoufrom somewhere?Yes, I believewe belongto the same fitness club.Dick, this is my friend Jane.I believewe've met.Nice to see youagain,Jane.Hello.Haven't we metbefore?Yes, I believewe metat Jane's partyseveral months ago.Excuse me.Haven't I seenyousomewhere before?I don't believe so.Haven't you meteach other yet?We have been talkingfor about an hour,but we haven't met yet,have we?No, My name is Jane.By the way,how should I addresshimwhen I introduce him?Just call him Mr. Kim.I have always wonderedhow to address food serversin restaurants.Do you callthem"sir" or "Miss" or "Waiter"?Politely askfor the server's name,and use it.As soon as my daughter became a teenager,she decided to stopcalling me "mother".she insisted onaddressing meby my first namebecause I was her "friend".I don't believeI've hadthe pleasure of meeting you.I don't believeI've had the pleasure.I'm Dick Wilson.How do you do,Mr. Wilson?I'm Mary Smith.Nice to meet you,Mr. Brown.I've hearda lot about you, sir.Only good things, I hope.I wanted to meetyouever since I heard about you.How did you hearabout me?By word of mouth.So I thoughtI'd try youtonight.I'm sorry.I didn't mean to hurt you.Please forgive me. I'm sorrythat I missedyour birthday.I just completely forgot.I'm sorryabout that.Please acceptmy apology.Don't be sorry.I thinkit was my fault.I'm sorryabout what I did.I really regret it.It's about ten miles,sorry, kilometersfrom here.Sorrywe're a bit late.we got lost.You'll be sorry,when I tellyour dadabout this.One day,you'll be sorrythat you didn't study harderat school.I beg your pardon,but did you dropthis handkerchief?Why, yes.Thank you so much.Beg your pardon,but could you tell mehow to get to Fifth Avenue?Please feel freeto use this room.And pleasemake yourself at home.I'm gladyou dropped in.Have a seatand make yourself at home.Can I getyou something?Yes. I'd likea glass of tap water.Loosen up!Make yourself comfortable.It's difficultto feel at homein a foreign countrywhere you don't speakthe language.It's been two monthssince he was transferredfrom Chicago to New York.I guesshe doesn't feelcomfortable yet.Dick! Glad to see you.What can I dofor you?I came by to seeif you could introduceme to someoneat your company.Here is the suityou ordered, sir.What else can I dofor you?That'll be allfor today,thank you. How about a drinkbefore dinner?Thanksbut I have to pass.Why? It won't spoilyour dinner.All right if you insist.I'll pick up the tab.No. This is on me.I owe you a dinner.All rightif you insist.Sing a song, Mr. Brown.I'm sorrybut I can't carry a tune.Oh, come on,go aheadand sing something.All rightif you insist.Jane, where did you getthat dress?I couldn't resist.I'm taking it right offbefore I ruin it.I cannot resistmaking jokesabout your baldness.30 percent off!30 percent!How can you resist?You are being imposed upon,and it will continueuntil you take a firm stand.It's really freezing outside.Let me give youa ride.No, you're not even goingin the same direction.It's too much of an imposition (부담)to ask you.No, I insist.Thank youfor the ride.Seems like you're goingmiles out of your way.I'm sorryfor this imposition.I must be running now.Already?Stay for dinner, please.Well, if it's not too much bother,I will.No, it's not.Would you likesomething to eat?A sandwich perhaps?No. thanks.I've just eaten.But I'd like a cup of coffee,if it's not too much trouble.It's no trouble at all.I'll buyyou sugar-free orange juice.I don't wantto put you to the bother. I don't wantto impose on you.Please don't considerit an imposition.I didn't meanto interrupt your dinner.I hopeI'm not imposingon you.No, you're not.Thank youfor your generosity,but I don't wantto be an impositionupon you.I hate to intrude,but the restaurant is full.Could I join you?Sure. Have a seat.I'll be gladto drive you out to Kimpo Airportwhen you go to LA.Oh, Dick.I couldn't ask youto do that.I don't mind.After all,what are friends for?Why don't you stay longerfor a cup of coffee?Well, I don't wantto take up too much of your time.-------------- I hopeyou'll excuse me,but I havea meeting to attend.Oh, don't let me keep you.I can callon yousome more convenient time.I'm afraidI called at a bad time.That's all right.As a matter of factI'm eating.Oh, I'm sorryto take you awayfrom your dinner.Hold it.You are interruptingmy dinner.Oh, I'm sorry.I'll call back later.It won't be necessary.Shall I putthese cardsin alphabetical order?No, don't bother.It's really not necessary.Would you likeme to wake him up?Don't bother, Mrs. Brown.It's nothing urgent.I'll call backtomorrow morning.Don't botherto meet meat the airport.Don't bothertrying to explain.Thank you very muchfor going to that trouble. I can giveyou a ridehome.I appreciateyour offer,but you don't have to goto that trouble.You shouldn't have goneto all that trouble.You're welcome.Don't lockthe door.It isn't worth the trouble. It's nice of youto invite me to your house.How nice of youto be with us!That's very kind of you.I thoughtyou did a great jobon that speech!Thanks, Dick.It's very good of youto say so.All the best, Jane.I'm really going to miss you.It's good of youto say so.I'll miss you, too.Could you tell mewhere I can buyKorean porcelain? (도자기)You can buythemat shops in Insa-dong.Thank youfor the tip, Ma'am.You're welcome.Here, Dick.This is the extra Korean-League ticketI said I would give you.Great, Jim.I can't thankyou enough!I'll helpif you like.I really can't thankyou enoughfor your offer.I can't think ofmy past yearwithout you.Thank youfor everything.It's been wonderfulknowing you.I hopewe'll meetagain.I'd appreciate itif you'd keep an eyeon my carwhile I'm in the store.Please look for me,if you need any help.Thanks.I really appreciateyour concern. Listen, kids.We're having companyfor dinner.I would appreciate itif you helped out.I'll put onthe table-cloth.A miniature picture of usfifty years ago!Thank you.The pleasure's all mine.Jane, I've hada great time.Thanks for having meover for dinner.The pleasure was mine.Drive safely now. I certainly appreciateyour helping me out.My pleasure.Give me a callwhenever you need helpagain.I really don't knowhow to thankfor all the help.Oh, think nothing of it.Thanksfor delivering that message for me.Think nothing of it.It was no trouble at all.Thanksfor the ride home.Don't mention it.Forget it,It's over.Thank you very muchfor the ride.Anytime.Thank youfor inviting me to dinner.Thank YOUfor coming.Thank youfor your kind advice.Not at all.I was gladI could be of help.Don't fool aroundwith that knife.: It's ok.I'm being careful.Don't fool aroundwith the TV.: I'm trying to adjustthe picture.Are you practicingthe guitar?: No, I'm just fooling around.He's always fooling aroundto make people laugh.Sorry, did I stepon you foot?Oops! Sorry!I didn't meanto step on your toes.: Think nothing of it.I shouldn't have stuckmy feet out so far.My grandson is 19 months old,not yet steady on his feet,and he almost fell over.I always take a spill (엎지르기)when I go skiing.If you stand,you'll fallon your faceor fall righton your rear end.I trippedover a garvage canand fell down.So I broke my leg.She tripped and fell downa whole flight of stairs.Keep your lawn and porch (현관)clear of objects a child might stumble over.If your mother and I werein canoe,and the canoe tripped overand we were both drowning,and you could saveonly one of us,which one would you save?It's everybody's opinionthat the test was unfair.Let me takea look at the test.I picked upthese photographsthis morning.Take a look.: I don't mind if I do.They look fascinating.Only one man tried to help us,the rest just lookedon in silence.Hundreds of peoplewere looking onas the police and fire fighters rescuedthe passengersin the wrecked train.Look me straightin the eye.I held my head upand looked him straightin the eye.I begangetting evening callsfrom menasking for a girlby the name.They usually hung upif my husband answered,and he finally beganto look askance at me. (곁눈으로)When actresses walkaround town,a lot of people dodouble-takes. (다시 보기)When I just gaveall three of thema very cool glance, (힐끗 보기)they started gigglinglike morons. (바보)They probably thoughtI was too youngto give anybody the once-over. (훑어보기)English Conversation Dictionary 2Could you excuse me, please?We havea trainto catch.Of course.It was greatto see you again.She excusedherselfand was gonefor several minutes.Can I be excusedfrom swimming today?I have a cold.Excuse me.You look familiar.haven't we metsomewhere before?Well, I look like anybody else.How do you do?Nice meeting you.Good to see you.And you look kind of familiarto me.While you were out,a Charlie Brown calledfor you.That name doesn't ringa bell.Wait a second, yeah,it sound familiar.Are you Jane,by any chance?By any chance,are you free this afternoon?Yes.If by any chanceyou wake up early,give mea call.We'll seehow it goes.Aren't you Professor Brown?Yes, I am.Do I know you?Do I know you?Well, You may not rememberme,but I do remembermeeting youat Susan Miller's wedding.Don't I know you?I rememberseeing youin New York.Excuse me,but don't I knowyoufrom somewhere?Yes, I believewe belongto the same fitness club.Dick, this is my friend Jane.I believewe've met.Nice to see youagain,Jane.Hello.Haven't we metbefore?Yes, I believewe metat Jane's partyseveral months ago.Excuse me.Haven't I seenyousomewhere before?I don't believe so.Haven't you meteach other yet?We have been talkingfor about an hour,but we haven't met yet,have we?No, My name is Jane.By the way,how should I addresshimwhen I introduce him?Just call him Mr. Kim.I have always wonderedhow to address food serversin restaurants.Do you callthem"sir" or "Miss" or "Waiter"?Politely askfor the server's name,and use it.As soon as my daughter became a teenager,she decided to stopcalling me "mother".she insisted onaddressing meby my first namebecause I was her "friend".I don't believeI've hadthe pleasure of meeting you.I don't believeI've had the pleasure.I'm Dick Wilson.How do you do,Mr. Wilson?I'm Mary Smith.Nice to meet you,Mr. Brown.I've hearda lot about you, sir.Only good things, I hope.I wanted to meetyouever since I heard about you.How did you hearabout me?By word of mouth.So I thoughtI'd try youtonight.I'm sorry.I didn't mean to hurt you.Please forgive me. I'm sorrythat I missedyour birthday.I just completely forgot.I'm sorryabout that.Please acceptmy apology.Don't be sorry.I thinkit was my fault.I'm sorryabout what I did.I really regret it.It's about ten miles,sorry, kilometersfrom here.Sorrywe're a bit late.we got lost.You'll be sorry,when I tellyour dadabout this.One day,you'll be sorrythat you didn't study harderat school.I beg your pardon,but did you dropthis handkerchief?Why, yes.Thank you so much.Beg your pardon,but could you tell mehow to get to Fifth Avenue?Please feel freeto use this room.And pleasemake yourself at home.I'm gladyou dropped in.Have a seatand make yourself at home.Can I getyou something?Yes. I'd likea glass of tap water.Loosen up!Make yourself comfortable.It's difficultto feel at homein a foreign countrywhere you don't speakthe language.It's been two monthssince he was transferredfrom Chicago to New York.I guesshe doesn't feelcomfortable yet.Dick! Glad to see you.What can I dofor you?I came by to seeif you could introduceme to someoneat your company.Here is the suityou ordered, sir.What else can I dofor you?That'll be allfor today,thank you. How about a drinkbefore dinner?Thanksbut I have to pass.Why? It won't spoilyour dinner.All right if you insist.I'll pick up the tab.No. This is on me.I owe you a dinner.All rightif you insist.Sing a song, Mr. Brown.I'm sorrybut I can't carry a tune.Oh, come on,go aheadand sing something.All rightif you insist.Jane, where did you getthat dress?I couldn't resist.I'm taking it right offbefore I ruin it.I cannot resistmaking jokesabout your baldness.30 percent off!30 percent!How can you resist?You are being imposed upon,and it will continueuntil you take a firm stand.It's really freezing outside.Let me give youa ride.No, you're not even goingin the same direction.It's too much of an imposition (부담)to ask you.No, I insist.Thank youfor the ride.Seems like you're goingmiles out of your way.I'm sorryfor this imposition.I must be running now.Already?Stay for dinner, please.Well, if it's not too much bother,I will.No, it's not.Would you likesomething to eat?A sandwich perhaps?No. thanks.I've just eaten.But I'd like a cup of coffee,if it's not too much trouble.It's no trouble at all.I'll buyyou sugar-free orange juice.I don't wantto put you to the bother. I don't wantto impose on you.Please don't considerit an imposition.I didn't meanto interrupt your dinner.I hopeI'm not imposingon you.No, you're not.Thank youfor your generosity,but I don't wantto be an impositionupon you.I hate to intrude,but the restaurant is full.Could I join you?Sure. Have a seat.I'll be gladto drive you out to Kimpo Airportwhen you go to LA.Oh, Dick.I couldn't ask youto do that.I don't mind.After all,what are friends for?Why don't you stay longerfor a cup of coffee?Well, I don't wantto take up too much of your time.-------------- I hopeyou'll excuse me,but I havea meeting to attend.Oh, don't let me keep you.I can callon yousome more convenient time.I'm afraidI called at a bad time.That's all right.As a matter of factI'm eating.Oh, I'm sorryto take you awayfrom your dinner.Hold it.You are interruptingmy dinner.Oh, I'm sorry.I'll call back later.It won't be necessary.Shall I putthese cardsin alphabetical order?No, don't bother.It's really not necessary.Would you likeme to wake him up?Don't bother, Mrs. Brown.It's nothing urgent.I'll call backtomorrow morning.Don't botherto meet meat the airport.Don't bothertrying to explain.Thank you very muchfor going to that trouble. I can giveyou a ridehome.I appreciateyour offer,but you don't have to goto that trouble.You shouldn't have goneto all that trouble.You're welcome.Don't lockthe door.It isn't worth the trouble. It's nice of youto invite me to your house.How nice of youto be with us!That's very kind of you.I thoughtyou did a great jobon that speech!Thanks, Dick.It's very good of youto say so.All the best, Jane.I'm really going to miss you.It's good of youto say so.I'll miss you, too.Could you tell mewhere I can buyKorean porcelain? (도자기)You can buythemat shops in Insa-dong.Thank youfor the tip, Ma'am.You're welcome.Here, Dick.This is the extra Korean-League ticketI said I would give you.Great, Jim.I can't thankyou enough!I'll helpif you like.I really can't thankyou enoughfor your offer.I can't think ofmy past yearwithout you.Thank youfor everything.It's been wonderfulknowing you.I hopewe'll meetagain.I'd appreciate itif you'd keep an eyeon my carwhile I'm in the store.Please look for me,if you need any help.Thanks.I really appreciateyour concern. Listen, kids.We're having companyfor dinner.I would appreciate itif you helped out.I'll put onthe table-cloth.A miniature picture of usfifty years ago!Thank you.The pleasure's all mine.Jane, I've hada great time.Thanks for having meover for dinner.The pleasure was mine.Drive safely now. I certainly appreciateyour helping me out.My pleasure.Give me a callwhenever you need helpagain.I really don't knowhow to thankfor all the help.Oh, think nothing of it.Thanksfor delivering that message for me.Think nothing of it.It was no trouble at all.Thanksfor the ride home.Don't mention it.Forget it,It's over.Thank you very muchfor the ride.Anytime.Thank youfor inviting me to dinner.Thank YOUfor coming.Thank youfor your kind advice.Not at all.I was gladI could be of help.Don't fool aroundwith that knife.: It's ok.I'm being careful.Don't fool aroundwith the TV.: I'm trying to adjustthe picture.Are you practicingthe guitar?: No, I'm just fooling around.He's always fooling aroundto make people laugh.Sorry, did I stepon you foot?Oops! Sorry!I didn't meanto step on your toes.: Think nothing of it.I shouldn't have stuckmy feet out so far.My grandson is 19 months old,not yet steady on his feet,and he almost fell over.I always take a spill (엎지르기)when I go skiing.If you stand,you'll fallon your faceor fall righton your rear end.I trippedover a garvage canand fell down.So I broke my leg.She tripped and fell downa whole flight of stairs.Keep your lawn and porch (현관)clear of objectsa child might stumble over.If your mother and I werein canoe,and the canoe tripped overand we were both drowning,and you could saveonly one of us,which one would you save?It's everybody's opinionthat the test was unfair.Let me takea look at the test.I picked upthese photographsthis morning.Take a look.: I don't mind if I do.They look fascinating.Only one man tried to help us,the rest just lookedon in silence.Hundreds of peoplewere looking onas the police and fire fighters rescuedthe passengersin the wrecked train.Look me straightin the eye.I held my head upand looked him straightin the eye.I begangetting evening callsfrom menasking for a girlby the name.They usually hung upif my husband answered,and he finally beganto look askance at me. (곁눈으로)When actresses walkaround town,a lot of people dodouble-takes. (다시 보기)When I just gaveall three of thema very cool glance, (힐끗 보기)they started gigglinglike morons. (바보)They probably thoughtI was too youngto give anybody the once-over. (훑어보기)Hello. How do you do?:It's a pleasure to meet you.How are you?:Fine, thanks.I am pleasedto make your acquaintance.What a pleasant surpriserunning into you!:Long time no see.How have you been?Hi, Mr. Brown.Long time no see.:Hi, Miss Kim.Haven`t seen youfor ages.How's your business?:So-so.Hello, Dick. How are yougetting along?:Fine, Jane.We don't see youmuch around here anymore.I saw Dickfor the first timein a long while today.:Really? How has he beengetting along?How long has it been?:I don`t know.It`s been agessince we`ve met.It`s been agessince we`ve played a game.Hi, Jane.Good to see you again.:Same here, Dick.How are you?:It`s been good to see you. Dick.We`ll have to get togetheragain soon.:sure, anytime.It's marvelous to see you!It's been ages.Swell to see you.Dick, You're a sightfor sore eyes.It's been too long.Far too long.It was a pleasuremeeting you, Dick.The pleasure was mine.I hope to see youagain sometime.Great talking to you, Jane.Hope to see you again.:Same here. Bye.Thanks for inviting meto your party.It was great.:You're welcome.Glad you cameand don't stay away (떨어져있다)so long.I'm glad you enrolled in school again.I'll see you around.As he ran outthe front door,he yelled back,"Catch you later!"Oh no, I'm latefor my appointment.Catch you later.I'll catch up with youlater any way.I passedthe time of daywith him.I wouldn't tell youthe time of day.I bumpedinto Mr. kimin a hotel lobby.He didn't even give methe time of day.Well, look who's here!Tom brown!How are you, Tom?:Just fine, Bob.Good to see you again.Look who's here! Mr. Kim,what a nice surprise!:Mr. Brown!I haven't seen youfor ages,but you haven't changed a bit.:Neither have you.Jane! Fancy meeting you here!:Dick!I didn't knowyou were coming also!Dick, fancy meeting you here!:Hi, Jane.What brings youto this pub?Dick!Fancy meeting you here!I thoughtyou were absentfrom class todaybecause you were sick.Look who's here!:dick, what are you doing here?Jane, what a small world!Mr. Brown, I am gladto see you here!:So am I.Small world, isn't it?Hi, Jane! Gee,you look worried.:Just the personI wanted to see!The computer's downand I can't figure out why.Morning, Jane.How are you?:Dick!Just the personI wanted to see.I've gotan important questionto ask you.Well, speak of the devil.Look who's here.: We were just talkingabout you, Dick.He does annoy me,coming around hereall the time.Oh, talk of the devil!That's probably himat the door now.We were just talkingabout Dick,when he camein the door.Speak of the deviland he appears.Hi, Dick!How is the worldtreating you?:Not too bad.How are thingswith you?Hi, Dick!Have you been keepingout of trouble?:Oh, yeah,How about yourself?Hi, Dick!How are you keeping?:Oh, not so bad.Hey, Dick!Where have you beenkeeping yourself?:Oh, I've been around.How about yourself?Hi, Dick!Have you been keeping busy?:Oh, Hi, No,actually I've beenon vacation.I'm not surewhether I'm doingthis right.:Don't worry.You're doingjust fine.Everyonein my familyis doing well,thank you.:Good. Now then,what can I do for you?Do you knowwhatever happend to Jane?:I haven't heard from herin years.I hope she is doing okay.:I bet she is.We don't need to worry.How's your typingcoming along?You doing okay?:Yeah, I've only gotfour more pagesto finish.How's everythingwith you?:Just so-so.She likedthe movie,but I thoughtit was so-so.How're you doing?:Hanging in there.How was your daytoday?:Everyday is one of those days.
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