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미트볼
You may not know it, but March 9 is a day to celebrate the meatball. That’s right. It’s International Meatball Day! |
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나무가 철보다 강할 수 있나?
Researchers say they have created a new super-material in the laboratory. They say it is stronger, lighter and costs less than steel. |
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1350
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선물에 대해 흠을 잡지 말라
While holidays are celebrated in different ways, many have something in common -- gift-giving! And who doesn't like to get a present. |
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1349
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운전
Today, we talk about expressions that began behind the wheels of automobiles. Now they are common expressions that we use in everyday conversations. |
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1348
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자동차
The United States is a big country with many, many roads. Many, if not most, Americans depend on motor vehicles to get from place to place. |
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1347
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원숭이에서 감자까지
On today’s program we will talk about several very common expressions. Even though these expressions use simple language, English learners may find them difficult to understand. |
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1345
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건초를 묶는 철사
Today, we are going on a make-believe trip to the countryside to learn about a word that comes from something used on a farm -- haywire. |
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1344
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휴대폰 방사선
Two United States government studies of cellphone radiation have found a weak link to an increased risk of cancer in animals. |
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1343
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돼지고기
Today we talk about animals--and animals we eat. In English, these two categories often have different names. Pigs turn into pork. |
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1341
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다람쥐
In many parts of the United States, temperatures are falling. This change of season, from summer to autumn, gives Americans many things to watch. |