영어회화 - Sudent Athletes

"Cheer up" & "Cheer on" 차이

"Cheer up"은 다른 사람의 기분을 돋아주는 데 초점을 두고 있고,

"Cheer on"은 다른 사람을 응원하며 격려하는 데 초점을 둔다는 차이가 있습니다.

I cheer on my husband's favorite team.

I support for my husband's favorite team.

I enjoy playing tennis with my husband.

 

I went to the baseball game to cheer up my team.

; to cheer (someone) up = make someone feel better when they are sad/down.

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I get stresses when i watch favorite team.

 

I tried doing something.

 

There are a myriad of choices in this cafe.

; a myriad of 작문으로 더 많이 쓰임

; a lot of, a variety of

 

Does that suffice?

= Is that enough?

 

they have short career.

 

1. collegiate (a)

relating to a college or its students

; The collegiate atmosphere on campus is vibrant and engaging.

vibrant 활기찬

engaging 매력적인

; The collegiate rivalry between the two universities is intense.

; Her academic achievements earned her a spot in the collegiate honors program.

 

2. roster (n)

list of names, often of players or participants in a sport

; Being on a major university's team roster has a myriad of perks.

; My team has a good roster this year.

 = squad 영국

; The coach finalized the roster for the upcoming soccer match.

 

3. full ride (n)

scholarship that covers all the cost of tuition

; He was relieved to receive a full ride grant that covered his tuition, room, and board.

board (n)식사

; Student athletes receive full rides to universities that may cost hundreds of thousands fo dollars to attend.

; She earned a full ride scholarship to attend the university.

 

4. sunshine and rainbows (idiom)

used to describe an excessively optimistic or unrealistic view of a situation

; It isn't all sunshie and rainbows at this company.

; Life is not always sunshine and rainbows; we all face challenges and obstacles.

 

5. likeness (n)

thing that resembles something or somebody

; One of the major drawbacks of being a student athlete was that the athlete were not allowed to be paid either by their schools or anyone else for what is known as their NIL, which stands for name, image, and likeness.

 

6. letdown (n)

disappointment, especially one that follows a previously hopeful or exciting situation

; The highly anticipated movie turned out to be a major letdown.

; In a world where social media allows anyone to go viral and make stacks of cash to boot, this was a major letdown.

소셜 미디어가 누구나 화제가 되어 현금을 벌 수 있는 세상에서, 이는 주요한 실망이었습니다.

; The highly anticipated movie turned out to be a major letdown.

 

7. scrap (v)

ended someting forever

get rid of or dispose of something

; We decided to scrap the old project and start fresh with a new approach.

approach (n)접근방법

; we are scrapping this project.

 

8. get around

find a way to overcome or avoid a restriction

; There are a handful of other mandates that schools can get around just as easily, so the new so-called regulations basically create a free-for-all.

학교들이 쉽게 회피할 수 있는 몇 가지 다른 요구 사항들이 있기 때문에, 이 새로운 이른바 규정들은 사실상 자유 경쟁을 만들어내는 것입니다.

mandate (v)명령하다 (n)권한

; We need to find a way to get around this rule.

 

9. free- for-all (n)

disorderly situation where everyone is competing without rules or guidelines

; The shopping mall sale was a mad free-for-all, with shoppers rushing to grab the best deals.

; The sales event turned into a total free-for-all.

블프데이에 사람들 엄청 몰리는 현상

 

10. a pretty penny (idiom)

significant amount of money. a lot of money.

; This shift means that more athletes can earn a pretty penny from various companies and investors who are always looking for a fresh celebrity to stick their corporate straws into.

"Corporate straws"는 기업들이 유명인과의 협업을 통해 이익을 창출하고자 하는 비유적인 표현

; That car must have cost him a pretty penny.