잉글리쉬쇼핑

전체 | 어휘 | 표현 | 숙어 | 슬랭 | 콩글리쉬
미드/생활표현 | 사람/표현/명사

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  Let the chips fall where they may  let something happen regardless of the consequences and no matter what happens(결과가 어찌되건 (소신[생각]대로 하다): I'm going to tell Ellen the truth about her husband, let the chips fall where they may. Kathy decided to risk her money on the investment, and let the chips fall where they may.
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  Let the devil take the hindmost  you should think of yourself and not be concerned about other people; look after yourself and let the devil take the hindmost.(다른 사람은 신경쓰지 말고 너 자신만 신경써라): Let the devil take the hindmost when it comes to bargain sales.
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  Let the genie out of the bottle  do something that causes a big and permanent change in people's lives, especially one which might make a situation worse(인생에 나쁜 변화를 주는 일을 하다): Once you make carrying guns legal, you let the genie out of the bottle.
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  Let the grass grow round one's feet  delay doing things instead of taking action(실행에 옮기지 않고 일을 미루다): Mary doesn't let the grass grow round her feet. She's always busy.
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  Let the grass grow under one`s feet  be idle, be lazy, waste time(꾸물대다가 기회를 놓치다; 긴장을 풀다): Mary doesn't let the grass grow under her feet. She's always busy.