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The Lincoln Lawyer Flashcards

1
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Sounds like a twicker on a bender

A

잔뜩 취했군

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I gave him the new fee schedule.
He didn’t bat an eye.

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그에게 새 수임료 표를 보여줬다.
근데 그 사람 눈 하나 깜짝하지 않더라.

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Paid the whole thing on a credit card.

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일시불로 결제했다.

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No body changes unless they need to.

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사람은 스스로 필요하지 않는 한 바뀌지 않아.

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I thought it would be a disaster, but it turned out to be a gold mine.

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그게 재앙이 될 거라 생각했는데 알고보니 노다지였다.

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There’s really no such thing as bad publicity.

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진짜 나쁜 유명세라는 건 없네.

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I’m up to my eyeballs here, Mickey.

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일이 산더미처럼 쌓였다.

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It says someone who’s an expert on bending them(the rules).

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규칙을 입맛대로 바꾸는 사람이 그런 말을 하니 재밌네.(째릿)

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If the story adds up, maybe I can short-circuit this thing before they bring charges.

/ˌʃɔːrt ˈsɜːrkɪt/

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; shorten (a process or activity) by using a more direct (but often improper) method.

  • The process of becoming a politician/K-pop star can be short-circuited if you are already a well-known public figure.
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“Well, that goes both ways, boss”
“Meaning what?”

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음 그건 당신한테도 해당되는 말 같은데.
무슨 뜻이야?

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You gotta strike while the iron’s hot

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물 들어올 때 노 저어야지

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I’m not gonna let a little press go to my head.

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난 언론, 미디어에 휘둘리지 않을거야

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You’d think someone who got his picture in the paper would know that.

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신문에 자기 사진이 실린 사람 정도면 알고도 남을 듯 싶은데.

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Focus on what’s right in front of you.
You’ll figure the rest out.
Take your own advice.

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당장 바로 네 앞에 있는 것에만 집중해.
(그러다 보면) 나머지는 해결하게 될거야.
네가 (나에게) 했던 조언을 생각해.

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I happen to know a reporter ot two.

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마침 기자 한 두 명 알기도 하고.

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Who’s counting

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하루 이틀도 아니고

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Yesterday morning, when I was giving you a hard time, …

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어제 아침에 내가 너한테 짓궂게 굴었을 때..

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I didn’t let you think anything.

I just didn’t wanna deal with it.

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별 뜻 없었어.

난 그냥 넘어가려고 한 건데.

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disbar somebody (from somthing/doing something)

/dɪsˈbɑːr/

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verb [usually passive] expel (a lawyer) from the Bar, so that they no loger have the right to practice law.

  • She was in danger of being disbarred after allegations of fraud.
20
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What’s eaing you, kid?

Lay it on me.

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무슨 고민을 그렇게 하고 있어. 나한테 털어놔.

idiom ; What is annoying or bothering you?

  • You’re in a bad mood today. What’s eating you?
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You’re unbelievable.

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정말 어이없는 사람이네.

문맥에 따라 부정적이게도 긍정적이게도 쓰임

22
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felony

/ˈfeləni/

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(US English) the act of committing a serious crime such as murder or rape; a crime of this type

  • He was convicted of a felony.
  • a felony punishable by up to six years in prison

Collocations
adj.
federal | serious | first-degree
verb+
commit | be punishable by | be charged with…
+noun
charge | conviction | offence

23
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misdemeanor

/ˌmɪsdɪˈmiːnə(r)/

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noun [countable] *(UK misdemeanour)
an action that is bad or unacceptable, but not very serious

  • youthful misdemeanor

SYNONYM infraction(formal), violation, infringement

24
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You seem a bit preoccupied.

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딴 데 정신 팔린 것 같아 보여.

25
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If I didn’t know better, I would think you’re getting cold feet.

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내가 너를 잘 알지 못했다면 너가 (결혼) 무르고 싶어하는 줄 알았을거야

idiom to suddenly become too frightened to do somthing you had planned to do, especially sth. important such as getting married

  • I was going to try bungee jumping, but I got cold feet.
  • Cold feet are totally normal aand quite common for both brides and grooms.
26
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I know it’s a big ask given the history, but…

I can’t get into details, but trust me, please.

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어렵거나 큰 부탁 할 때 그동안 (우리 사이) 역사를 봤을 때 진짜 무리한 부탁인 거 아는데, …

자세하게 일일이 말해줄 수 없지만, 믿어줘 부탁이야.

27
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I hope you don’t mind us using you as a guinea pig.

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(신메뉴 맛봐달라고 하는 상황) 우리가 당신을 실험대상ㅋㅋ으로 삼는 거 이해해주길 바라. :)

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You do love cilantro, don’t you?

Nice counterpoint to the fruit.

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너 고수 엄청 좋아하지, 그렇지 않아?

과일과 훌륭하게 대조되는 조합이지.

counterpoint *(formal) an effective or interesting contrast.

  • This work is in austere counterpoint to that of Gaudi.
  • austere /ɔˈstɪər/ plain, without decoration or unnecessary details
29
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Yours is a mocktail, of course.

Mine. Not so much.

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당신 거는 물론 무알콜이야.

30
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So much for the First Amendment.

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표현의 자유를 보장한다길래 좋다 말았네.

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They’re expediting the arraignment.

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(detectives가) 기소를 서두를거야.

expedite somthing *(formal) to make a process happen more quickly
/ˈekspədaɪt/

SYNONYMspeed up

  • We have developed rapid order processing to expedite deliveries to customers.
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If the DA files for murder, the bail will be high.

I can’t afford bail.

I’ll get you through the bail hearing.

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noun [uncountale] 보석금

  • Can anyone put up bail for you?
  • The judge granted/refused bail.

SEE ALSO bail somebody out (of somthing) (UK bale out)
; to pay somebody’s bail for them
; to rescue somebody from a difficult situaiton

  • Stanton’s late 3-run homerun bailed out his team.
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pick up/take up the slack

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idiom to improve a situation by doing something that someone else has not done or not completed

  • With our best player injured, other players have to pick up the slack.
34
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I believe in second chances.

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모든 사람이 두 번째 기회를 받을 자격이 있다고 생각해.

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Honesty is the cornerstone of every romantic relationship.

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noun the most important part of something that the rest depends on

  • This study is the cornerstone of the whole research program.
  • In most countries, the family unit is still the cornerstone of society.

건물 모서리에 특히 건립일자가 새겨진 돌을 지칭

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I’m gonna rip that Band-aid off.

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(Cisco가 뭔가 숨기고 거짓말 하는 상황)무슨 일인지 걱정하고 혼자 추리하기보다 그냥 대놓고 그 사람에게 물어봐 버리자. 원하지 않는 진실을 알게 되더라도

idiom to perform a painful or unpleasant but necessary action quickly so as to minimize the pain or fear associated with it.

    • You just need to rip the Band-aid off and tell them the bad news.*
37
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You might not have noticed, but I was a little hard on you when you first started working for Mickey.

I would’ve been, too. If I were in your shoes.

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눈치 못 챘을지 모르겠지만 내가 좀 짓궂고 못되게 굴었잖아.

네 입장이었다면 나라도 그랬을거야.

38
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Hey, you wanna grab dinner?

Yeah.

Let’s go somewhere Mickey’s always wanted to go and make him really jealous. My treat.

Sold.

That man lo–ves to eat.

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내가 쏜다

좋아요

대단한 식도락가야.

39
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Guess I beat you to them.

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내가 한 발 빨랐다.

beat sb to it (beats/beat/beaten/beating)

phrase If you intend to do sth. but someone beats you to it, they do it before you do.

  • Scott reached the South Pole, only to discover that Amundsen had beaten him to it.
  • We’re going to make an offer on Bob’s house and we’re hoping that no one else has beaten us to it.
40
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What’s your angle?

A

당신 저의가 뭐예요?

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You have no idea how lucrative the podcast can be, do you?

/ˈluːkrətɪv/

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adj.
(especially of a business, job or activity) producting a large amount of money; making a large profit

SYNONYM profitable | remunerative(formal)
ANTONYM unprofitable

  • a lucrative business/contract/market
  • Many of the engineers left the service for more lucrative jobs abroad.
  • They do a lot of business in lucrative overseas markets.
42
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I know a con man when I see one.

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_사기꾼_은 딱 보면 알지

43
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I’ll light a candle to some Saint.

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(내 딸에게 그런 일 안 일어나게) 물 떠 놓고 빌어야겠다.

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What’s the point of working all the time if I can’t do what I want for my family?

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내가 내 가족을 위해서 해 주고 싶은 것도 못하면 뼈 빠지게 일하는 게 다 무슨 소용이겠어.

45
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an ace up one’s sleeve
a trick up one’s sleeve

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idiom 비장의 무기 a powerful and often secret weapon, advantage, etc., that can be used if it is needed

  • We did have one more trick up our sleeve.
  • The mayor’s popularity among elderly voters gives him an ace up his sleeve for the coming election.
46
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There’s no ____________ this _____

이미 들은 말 돌이킬 수 없다.

A

unringing, bell

이미 들은 말 돌이킬 수 없다. 못 들은 걸로 할 수 없다.

47
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즉흥적으로 생각해 낸 거야?

You _______ ______ ______ this _____ _____ _____?

A

You came up with this on the fly?

Irina Vocab. (5 decks)

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