직장, 회의, 구직 영어 단어
화상 회의, 면접, 팀워크, 업무 이메일을 위한 현대 직장 영어
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화상 회의 · 18
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| you're on mute | B1 | 음소거 상태예요 | said when someone is speaking but their microphone is off |
| can you hear me | A2 | 제 말 들리세요 | asks if the other person can hear your voice |
| you're breaking up | B1 | 소리가 끊겨요 | tells someone their voice is cutting in and out due to a bad connection |
| let's take this offline | B2 | 이건 따로 얘기하죠 | suggests discussing something separately, not in the current meeting |
| can you see my screen | A2 | 제 화면 보이세요 | asks if people can see what is on your screen |
| let me share my screen | A2 | 화면 공유할게요 | said before showing your screen to others on a call |
| you're cutting out | B1 | 자꾸 끊겨요 | tells someone their audio or video keeps dropping |
| let's park that | B2 | 그건 잠시 미뤄두죠 | suggests setting a topic aside to return to it later |
| loop me in | B2 | 저도 포함해 주세요 | asks to be included in messages or updates about something |
| keep me posted | B1 | 계속 알려주세요 | asks someone to keep you informed of any news |
| let's wrap up | B1 | 이만 마무리하죠 | suggests bringing the meeting to an end |
| any questions before we move on | B1 | 넘어가기 전에 질문 있나요 | checks for questions before continuing to the next point |
| you go first | A2 | 먼저 하세요 | politely lets the other person speak first |
| sorry, go ahead | A2 | 죄송해요, 계속하세요 | said after talking over someone, inviting them to continue |
| let's pick this up tomorrow | B1 | 이건 내일 이어서 하죠 | suggests continuing the discussion the next day |
| I'll follow up | B1 | 제가 다시 연락드릴게요 | says you will contact someone again about something later |
| can everyone see this | A2 | 다들 이거 보이세요 | asks if everyone in the meeting can see something |
| let's get started | A2 | 시작하죠 | signals the beginning of a meeting |
구직과 면접 · 20
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| walk me through your resume | B2 | 이력서를 설명해 주세요 | asks a job candidate to explain their work history |
| tell me about yourself | A2 | 자기소개 해주세요 | a common opening interview question |
| where do you see yourself | B1 | 앞으로의 목표가 뭔가요 | asks about your career goals, often in five years |
| what's your notice period | B2 | 통보 기간이 어떻게 되나요 | asks how long before you can leave your current job |
| we'll be in touch | A2 | 연락드리겠습니다 | a polite way of saying someone will contact you later |
| take-home pay | B2 | 실수령액 | the money you receive after tax is removed |
| a counteroffer | B2 | 역제안 | a better offer made to keep or win over an employee |
| salary expectations | B2 | 희망 연봉 | how much pay a candidate hopes to receive |
| the probation period | B1 | 수습 기간 | a trial period at the start of a new job |
| a job opening | A2 | 채용 공고 | an available position at a company |
| to land a job | B1 | 일자리를 따내다 | to successfully get a job |
| a cover letter | B1 | 자기소개서 | a letter you send with a job application to introduce yourself |
| a reference | B1 | 추천서 | a statement from a past employer saying you did good work |
| a perk | B2 | 복리후생 | an extra benefit that comes with a job |
| to be overqualified | B2 | 과한 스펙을 갖추다 | to have more skills or experience than a job requires |
| a career path | B1 | 경력 경로 | the series of jobs that lead toward your professional goals |
| to brush up on | B2 | 다시 익히다 | to quickly improve a skill you already have |
| a skill gap | B2 | 역량 격차 | the difference between the skills you have and those needed |
| to be a good fit | B1 | 잘 맞다 | to match well with a job or team |
| a deal-breaker | B2 | 치명적 결격 요소 | a condition that would make you reject an offer |
직장 내 협업 · 18
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| drop the ball | B2 | 일을 그르치다 | to fail to do something you were responsible for |
| pick up the slack | B2 | 빈자리를 메우다 | to do extra work to make up for someone else |
| wear many hats | B2 | 여러 역할을 맡다 | to have many different roles or jobs at once |
| in the loop | B1 | 상황을 알고 있는 | kept informed about something |
| out of the loop | B1 | 상황을 모르는 | not informed about something |
| to take the lead | B1 | 주도하다 | to take charge of a task or group |
| a team player | B1 | 팀워크가 좋은 사람 | someone who works well with others |
| to micromanage | B2 | 사사건건 간섭하다 | to control every small detail of others' work |
| to delegate | B1 | 위임하다 | to give tasks to other people to do |
| a heads-up | B2 | 미리 알림 | a warning or notice given in advance |
| to be swamped | B2 | 일에 파묻히다 | to have far too much work to handle |
| to be on the same page | B1 | 같은 생각을 공유하다 | to share the same understanding as someone |
| a quick win | B2 | 손쉬운 성과 | an easy success achieved with little effort |
| to push back | B2 | 반대 의견을 내다 | to disagree with or resist a decision |
| to step up | B2 | 나서서 책임지다 | to take on more responsibility when needed |
| a bottleneck | B2 | 병목 현상 | a point where work slows down and holds up everything else |
| to be slammed | B2 | 정신없이 바쁘다 | to be extremely busy |
| to go above and beyond | B2 | 기대 이상으로 해내다 | to do much more than is expected |
이메일 필수 표현 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| please find attached | B1 | 첨부파일을 확인해 주세요 | a formal phrase introducing a file sent with an email |
| looking forward to hearing from you | B1 | 답변 기다리겠습니다 | a polite closing meaning you await a reply |
| as per our conversation | B2 | 논의한 대로 | a formal phrase referring back to something already discussed |
| at your earliest convenience | C1 | 가급적 빠른 시일 내에 | a polite way to ask someone to act as soon as they can |
| please advise | B2 | 조언 부탁드립니다 | a formal request for instructions or an opinion |
| kind regards | B1 | 감사합니다 | a polite way to end an email |
| just following up | B1 | 지난 건 관련해 다시 연락드려요 | a phrase used to remind someone about a previous message |
| to whom it may concern | C1 | 관계자분께 | a formal greeting used when you don't know who will read it |
| I hope this email finds you well | B1 | 잘 지내시길 바랍니다 | a polite opening line wishing the reader well |
| feel free to reach out | B1 | 언제든 연락 주세요 | invites someone to contact you if they need anything |
| thanks in advance | B1 | 미리 감사드립니다 | thanks someone for help you expect them to give |
| noted with thanks | B2 | 확인했습니다, 감사합니다 | a short formal reply confirming you received the information |
| let me know if you have any questions | A2 | 궁금한 점 있으면 알려주세요 | invites the reader to ask anything they are unsure about |
| apologies for the late reply | B1 | 늦은 답변 죄송합니다 | a polite phrase said when responding later than expected |
| please don't hesitate to ask | B1 | 주저 말고 물어보세요 | encourages someone to ask freely for help |
| best regards | A2 | 좋은 하루 보내세요 | a common polite way to end a work email |
커리어와 급여 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| a raise | A2 | 임금 인상 | more money added to your regular pay |
| a promotion | A2 | 승진 | a move to a higher position at work |
| to call in sick | B1 | 병가를 내다 | to phone work to say you are too ill to come in |
| paid time off | B2 | 유급 휴가 | days you can take off work while still being paid |
| to work remotely | A2 | 재택근무하다 | to do your job from somewhere other than the office |
| a side hustle | B2 | 부업 | a small job or business done alongside your main work |
| to clock out | B1 | 퇴근하다 | to record the time you leave work; to finish for the day |
| a workload | B1 | 업무량 | the amount of work a person has to do |
| to hit a deadline | B1 | 마감을 맞추다 | to finish something by the required time |
| to be up for review | B2 | 재검토 대상이 되다 | to be due for an assessment, often of pay or performance |
| a performance review | B2 | 성과 평가 | a regular meeting to assess how well someone works |
| to take on more | B1 | 더 많은 일을 맡다 | to accept extra work or responsibility |
| a pay cut | B2 | 임금 삭감 | a reduction in your salary |
| job security | B2 | 고용 안정성 | how safe and stable a job is |
| to hand in your notice | B2 | 사직서를 내다 | to formally tell your employer you are leaving |
| to be let go | B2 | 해고되다 | to lose your job; to be dismissed |
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