Jon & Amy : Lesson 17. Jon and Amy Break Up

No.	Expressions/idioms	Explanations
1	heart-to-heart	A serious talk : 털어놓고, 숨김없이 . If you have a problem, please let me know heart-to-heart.
2	Break up	To end a relationship . John and his girlfriend often argued and eventually they broke up. . John are you okay? You look terrible.  //  I broke up with Jane.
3	What’s up?	What’s happening?  / What’s new? . . We need to have a heart-to-heart.  //  Okay. What’s up?
4	Not that big a deal	Not important . Wow, So amazing. How can you prepare this cake.  //  Cut it out. It’s not that big a deal.
5	Have a lot on one’s mind	To be thinking or worrying about things . You forgot our anniversary!  //  It’s not that big a deal. I had a lot on my mind and just forgot.
6	Put it out of one’s mind	To stop thinking about s/t . I failed the text. My mom is killing me.  // Get over it.  //  I can’t put it out of my mind.
7	Have a change of heart	To change one’s mind . I decided to go aboard to study this year.  //  Could you have a change of heart?
8	A slim chance	A very small possibility . You didn’t study math at all. I think there is not a slim chance to pass the exam.
9	win back	To reunite with s/o after making a great effort : ~을 되찾다[다시 차지하다] . I think we need to break up.  //  What??? Do I have a slim chance of winning you back? . The soldiers tried to fight to win back their territory from the enemy.
10	Be through	A remark used when s/t has ended . I’ll be through with this in a few minutes. . You can borrow this book when I’m through with it. . We can go to park after he is through with his homework.
11	It’s over	To be finished . Come on. You can do it! Just give it a shot!  //  Ted, just give up. It’s over.