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1 abreast
ad. 나란히, 어깨를 나란히 하여, keep\abreastof(with)(the times)(시세)에 뒤지지 않고 따라가다 -
2 touch
Ivt. 대다, 만지다, 접촉(인접)하다, 필적하다, (악기의 줄을)가볍게 타다, 접하다, 접촉시키다, 조금 해치다, 감동시키다(move), 가볍게 쓰다(그리다), 색깔을 띠게 하다, 가미하다, 언급하다, 닫다, 달하다, 사용하다, 먹다, 마시다IIvi. 대다, 접하다,...의 감촉이 있다,...에 가깝다, 기항하다, \touch and go 잠깐 들렀다가 나아가다, \touch down 터치다운하다, \touch off 정확히(솜씨좋게)나타내다, 휘갈겨 쓰다, (그림에) 가필하다, 발사하다, 개시시키다IIIn. 대기, 접촉, 촉진, 촉감, 정신적 접촉, 동감, 기미, 약간, 가벼운 병, 성질, 수법, 돈을 우려냄, 그 돈, keep in \touch with...과 접촉을 유지하다, put (buring) to the \touch 시험하다, \touch of nature 자연의 감정, 인정
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