영문학 집과 관련된 관용어 영문장 연습

영문학 집과 관련된 관용어 영문장 연습 [영문학] 집과 관련된 관용어 영문장 연습.pptx 목차 1.Meanings 2.Practice A&B 본문 At the age of twenty-two, Ron decided that he wanted to become a comedian. When he told his father, the old man hit the ceiling. Ron’s father shouted that Ron was throwing his college education down the drain and that he would end up as a bum. But Ron was serious about his career. He took steps to become a good comic. He studied acting, talked to comedians, and kept a book of jokes. He soon got his foot in the door and was performing in comedy clubs. And soon his act was bringing down the house. The audience would laugh and clap at all of Ron’s jokes. Ron ended up in the big time, as a major celebrity. This fact hit home when he returned to our town earlier this year. The town rolled out the red carpet for him. There was a big parade, and everything in town was on the house for Ron. Now, even Ron’s father laughs at his jokes. 본문내용 augh enthusiastically; 관중으로부터 박수갈채를 받다; 鼓掌叫好[guzhangjiaohao] ex) Her performance didnt bring down the house; it emptied it. 2. down the drain = wasted, lost; 헛수고의, 낭비된, se fue al drenaje. ex) I just hate to see all that money go down the drain. 3. to drive someone up the wall = to make someone angry or crazy; 몹시 화나게 하다 ex) His complaining is driving me up the wall. 4. to get one’s foot