[English Phrase] Oxford Phrase B1 Level 정리

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Phrase	Meaning	Example Sentence
a bit more	slightly more	Can you add a bit more sugar?
a bit of sth	a small amount of something	I need a bit of help.
access to sth	the right to use something	Do you have access to the internet?
after all	despite everything	It wasn’t so bad after all.
a great deal	a large amount	I’ve improved a great deal.
a great deal better	much better	I feel a great deal better now.
a great deal of sth	a large amount of something	There was a great deal of noise.
aim to do sth	intend to do something	We aim to finish by Friday.
a kind of…	a type of	It’s a kind of fruit.
I had a kind of feeling this might happen.	I had a feeling this might happen.	I had a kind of feeling this might happen.
a little bit	a small amount	Could you wait a little bit?
a little more	slightly more	I need a little more time.
along with sb/sth	in addition to someone or something	She came along with her friend.
a lot more	much more	He has a lot more to say.
alternative to sth	an option instead of something	We need an alternative to plastic.
and so on	and other similar things	“Bring your notebooks, pens, and so on.”
apart from	except for	“Apart from the rain, it was a nice day.”
a range of sth	a selection of something	They offer a range of services.
a wide range of sth	a large selection of something	There is a wide range of options.
as if…	in the same way that	He looked as if he knew the answer.
as if nothing had happened	as if nothing happened	She carried on as if nothing had happened.
as much as	the same amount as	I love you as much as you love me.
as soon as possible	as quickly as possible	Please reply as soon as possible.
at last	finally	We found it at last.
at risk	in danger	The project is at risk of failing.
at times	sometimes	“At times, I feel like giving up.”
attached to sb/sth	connected to someone or something	He feels very attached to his hometown.
a variety of sth	different kinds of something	The store offers a variety of products.
be about to do sth	to be going to do something very soon	I was about to leave when you called.
be going on	happening	What’s going on here?
What’s going on?	What is happening?	I don’t know what’s going on.
be known as sb/sth	to be recognized as	He is known as a great artist.
benefit from sth	to gain advantage from	You will benefit from this course.
be supposed to do sth	expected to do something	You are supposed to finish this by Friday.
be supposed to be sth	expected to be something	He is supposed to be the best.
break up	to end a relationship	They decided to break up.
break up with sb	to end a relationship with someone	She broke up with him last year.
by the time (that)…	at the time when	“By the time we arrived, it was dark.”
can’t afford sth	unable to pay for something	We can’t afford a new car.
can’t afford to do sth	unable to do something because of cost	I can’t afford to buy this house.
care for sb	to look after someone	She cares for her elderly parents.
caused by sth	caused by something	The accident was caused by the rain.
check sb/sth out	to examine someone/something	You should check out that new cafe.
choose to do sth	to opt to do something	She chose to study abroad.
clean up	to clean something	We need to clean up this mess.
clean sth up	to clean something thoroughly	Can you clean the kitchen up?
click on sth	to press on something (usually with a mouse)	Click on the link to open the page.
come up with sth	to think of something	Can you come up with a solution?
compared with sth	in comparison with something	“Compared with last year, sales are up.”
concentrate on sth	to focus on something	I need to concentrate on my studies.
consist of sb/sth	to be made up of someone/something	The team consists of five members.
decide on sth	to choose something	Have you decided on a date?
depending on	according to	“Depending on the weather, we might go out.”
developing countries	countries that are not yet fully developed	Developing countries need support.
due to sb/sth	because of someone/something	The delay was due to traffic.
economic growth	increase in economy	Economic growth is vital for the country.
end up	to finally be in a place or situation	We ended up staying longer than planned.
even if	even if something happens	I will go even if it rains.
even though	despite the fact	“Even though it was late, he called.”
exactly the same	completely the same	The results are exactly the same.
experience in sth	knowledge or skill in something	She has experience in marketing.
fail to do sth	to not succeed in doing something	He failed to turn in his homework.
fall asleep	to fall into sleep	She fell asleep during the movie.
far more	much more	There are far more options now.
far more important	much more important	Education is far more important.
far more opportunities	many more opportunities	This job offers far more opportunities.
far too	excessively	This is far too difficult.
far too much homework	too much homework	I have far too much homework.
fed up	tired and annoyed	I’m fed up with this weather.
for a while	for some time	I’ll be back in a while.
for free	without payment	You can have it for free.
for instance	for example	“There are many options, for instance, tea, coffee, and juice.”
for life	for the rest of one’s life	He got a job for life.
a job for life	a job that lasts for one’s entire career	She wants a job for life.
for long	for a long time	I won’t be gone for long.
for some time	for a period of time	I haven’t seen him for some time.
get on with sb	to have a good relationship with someone	I get on well with my colleagues.
get to know sb	to become familiar with someone	I hope to get to know you better.
get used to sth	to become accustomed to something	You will get used to the new system.
get used to doing sth	to become accustomed to doing something	He got used to waking up early.
global warming	increase in Earth’s temperature	Global warming is a serious issue.
go ahead	to proceed	Go ahead and start without me.
go ahead with sth	to proceed with something	You can go ahead with the project.
go wrong	to happen incorrectly	Something has gone wrong with my computer.
growth in sth	increase in something	There has been growth in the tech industry.
have no idea	to not know	I have no idea what to do.
have sth in common	to share something in common	They have a lot in common.
have sth in common with sb	to share something in common with someone	I have a lot in common with my sister.
have sth in common with sth	to share something in common with something	This book has something in common with the other.
hear of sb/sth	to know about someone/something	Have you heard of this band?
heart disease	disease related to the heart	He has heart disease.
high street	main street of a town	She lives near the high street.
higher education	education beyond high school	She is pursuing higher education.
if I were you	advice phrase to suggest what you would do	“If I were you, I’d take the job.”
in addition	also	He studies and works in addition.
in addition to sb/sth	as well as someone/something	“In addition to his job, he volunteers.”
in a way that…	in a manner that	She spoke in a way that everyone understood.