| hand down | (=give or leave to people who com later) | 후세에 전하다, 유산으로 남기다, 물려주다 |
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| This strange custom has been handed down since the 17th century. | ||
| hand over | (=give control of, transfer) | 넘겨주다, 양도하다 |
| He handed over all his property to his only daughter. | ||
| have a crush on | (=be infatuated with someone) | (대개 연상의 사람에게) 홀딱 반하다 |
| I had an experience of having a crush on one of my teachers. | ||
| have a way with | (=be good at dealing with) | ~을 잘 다루다 |
| The new mechanic has a way with intricate machinery. | ||
| have ~ at one's fingertips | (=be thoroughly familiar with) | ~을 훤히 알다 |
| With the aid of a computer, I have all the information I need at my fingertips. | ||
| have had it with | (=have reached one's limit, be fed up with) | (모든 것을 다 겪어) ~에 진절머리가 나다, 싫증나다 |
| I've had it with his old car breaking down all the time! | ||
| have it in for | (=wish or mean to harm, have a bitter feeling against) | ~에게 앙심(악의)를 품다 |
| After he hit her for being disobedient, she always had it in for him. | ||
| have[get] one's own way | (=do whatever one wants) | 마음대로 하다 |
| The boy is spoiled because his parents have always let him have his own way. | ||
| have to do with | (=have a connection with) | ~와 관계가 있다 |
| Her job has to do with looking after the disabled. | ||
| hear out | (=listen from beginning to end) | ~의 말을 끝까지 듣다 |
| Don't interrupt, just hear me out before you start talking. | ||
| hit on | (=think of suddenly or by chance) | 갑자기 머리 떠오르다 , 생각나다 |
| The writer hit on the perfect title for his new novel. | ||
| hit the ceiling[roof] | (=become very angry) | 몹시 화를 내다 |
| Our boss hit the ceiling[roof] when we lost an important contract. | ||
| hold[keep] back | (=restarting oneself) | 참다, 억제하다 |
| I wanted to denounce him right there, but I held[kept] back for fear of marking a sense. | ||
| hold good | (=remain valid, be effective) | 유효하다 |
| The contract we signed 10 years ago still holds good. | ||
| hold off | (=delay, postpone) | 유보[보류]하다 , 연기하다, 미루다 |
| Could you hold off making your decision for a few days? | ||
| hold on | (=wait; grasp) | (특히 전화를 끊지 않고) 기다리다; 붙잡다 |
| Please, hold on a minute; I'll just see if she's in. | ||
| Could you hold on to this? My hands are full. | ||
| hold out | (=offer; resist, last) | 제공하다, (손 따위를) 내밀다 ; 저항하다 , 버티다 |
| These plans hold out the prospect of new jobs for the area. | ||
| He held out his hand and shook hands with everyone. | ||
| The city held out for six months under siege. | ||
| hold up | (=support; rob; delay) | 지지하다; 강탈하다; 연기하다, 미루다 |
| This pole will hold up the wall temporarily. | ||
| They held up the same bank twice in one week. | ||
| The construction of the new road has been held up by heavy snow. | ||
| hot under the collar | (=angry) | 화가 난 |
| He easily gets hot under the collar, but once the problem is ironed out, he forgets it entirely. | ||