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Iv. think의 과거(분사)IIn. 사고(력), 사색, (어떤 시대, 계급의)사상, 사조, 생각, 착상, 사려, 배려, 고려, 의향, (..할)작정, 기대, 의견, (a \thought)좀, 약간. at the \thought of...을 생각하면, quick as \thought 즉시, take \thought for...을 걱정하다, upon (with) a \thought 즉시 -
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In. 말, 단어, 이야기, 암호, 약속, 성서, 기계어, break one's \word 약속을 어기다, bring \word 알리다, by \word of mouth 구두로IIn. eat one's \words 식언하다, hang on a person's \words 아무의 말을 열심히 듣다IIIn. have the last \word 논쟁에서 상대방을 이기다, have \words with...와 말다툼하다, in a(one)\word 요컨대, man of his \word 약속을 지키는 사람IVn. take a person at his \word 남의 말을 곧이 듣다, the last \word 마지막(결론적인)말, upon my \word 맹세코, \word for \word hono(u)r 명예를 건 약속(언명)Vvt. 말로 표현하다(나타내다)
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