[펌] in, at, on, by의 쓰임의 차이점
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전치사 |
사용법 |
예 |
in |
달 |
in July; in September |
년 |
in 1985; in 1999 | |
계절 |
in summer; in the summer of 69 | |
하루의 부분 |
in the morning; in the afternoon; in the evening | |
기간 |
in a minute; in two weeks | |
at |
하루의 부분 |
at night |
하루의 시간 |
at 6 o'clock; at midnight | |
기념일 |
at Christmas; at Easter | |
고정된 표현법 |
at the same time | |
on |
주간의 날 |
on Sunday; on Friday |
날짜 |
on the 25th of December* | |
특별한 날(명절) |
on Good Friday; on Easter Sunday; on my birthday | |
하루 중 특별한 날 |
on the morning of September the 11th* | |
after |
어떤 것의 후 |
after school |
ago |
과거표현 |
6 years ago |
before |
어떤 것의 전 |
before Christmas |
between |
특정 시간이 두개로 나뉠 때 |
between Monday and Friday |
by |
특정 시각보다 늦지 않음을 표현할 때 |
by Thursday |
during |
특정 시간의 전체기간을 표현할 때 |
during the holidays |
for |
시간의 동안 |
for three weeks |
from ... to |
~부터 ~까지(2가지 시간의 동안) |
from Monday to Wednesday |
from... till/until |
from Monday till Wednesday | |
|
from Monday until Wednesday | |
past |
하루의 시간 표현법 |
23 minutes past 6 (6:23) |
since |
특정 시간의 지적(이후) |
since Monday |
till/until |
~시각보다 늦지 않게 |
till tomorrow |
until tomorrow | ||
to |
하루의 시각 |
23 minutes to 6 (5:37) |
up to |
특정 시각을 넘지 않게 |
up to 6 hours a day |
within |
특정 시간의 안에 |
within a day |
전치사 |
예 |
in |
We sit in the room. (방 안에) |
I see a house in the picture. (사진 속에) | |
There are trouts in the river. (강 속에) | |
He lives in Paris. (파리에) | |
I found the picture in the paper.(종이속에) | |
He sits in the corner of the room.(방의 구석에) | |
He sits in the back of the car.(차 뒷 자석에) | |
We arrive in Madrid.(마드리드에) | |
He gets in the car.(차 안에) | |
She likes walking in the rain.(빗속에) | |
My cousin lives in the country.(나라에) | |
There are kites in the sky.(하늘에) | |
He plays in the street. (BE)(거리에) | |
She lives in a hotel.(호텔에) | |
The boys stand in a line.(줄안에) | |
He is in town.(마을에) | |
I have to stay in bed.(침대에) | |
The robber is in prison now.(감옥에) | |
at |
She sits at the desk.(책상에) |
Open your books at page 10.(페이지10을) | |
The bus stops at Graz.(그레이즈에) | |
I stay at my grandmother's.(할머니집에) | |
I stand at the door.(문쪽에) | |
Look at the top of the page.(페이지 제일 위를) | |
The car stands at the end of the street.(거리의 끝) | |
You mustn't park your car at the front of the school.(학교 정문) | |
Can we meet at the corner of the street?(거리 모서리에) | |
I met John at a party.(파티에서) | |
Pat wasn't at home yesterday.(집에) | |
I study economics at university.(대학에) | |
The childen are at gandmother's.(할머니집에) | |
He's looking at the park.(공원에) | |
He always arrives late at school.(학교에) | |
on |
The map lies on the desk.(책상위에) |
The picture is on page 10.(페이지10에) | |
The photo hangs on the wall.(벽에) | |
He lives on a farm.(농장에) | |
Dresden lies on the river Elbe.(강위에) | |
Men's clothes in on the second floor.(2층에) | |
He lives on Heligoland.(헬리고랜드에) | |
The shop is on the left.(왼쪽에) | |
My friend is on the way to Moscow.(가는중에) | |
Write this information on the front of the letter.(편지의 앞면에) |
미국에서는 '거리에서'라는 표현을 on the street 라고 씁니다.
전치사 |
사용법 |
예 |
above |
~보다 높은 |
The picture hangs above my bed. |
across |
한 곳에서 다른 한 곳으로 |
You mustn't go across this road here. |
There isn't a bridge across the river. | ||
after |
하나가 다른 하나를 따르는 것 |
The cat ran after the dog. |
After you. | ||
against |
어떤 것을 대상으로 |
The bird flew against the window. |
along |
선을 따라, 한 곳에서 다른 곳으로 |
They're walking along the beach. |
among |
~무리안에 |
I like being among people. |
around |
원형으로 |
We're sitting around the campfire. |
behind |
~의 뒤에 |
Our house is behind the supermarket. |
below |
~보다 낮은 |
Death Valley is 86 metres below sea level. |
beside |
~의 옆에 |
Our house is beside the supermarket. |
between |
~의 사이,~와~의 |
Our house is between the supermarket and the school. |
by |
가까이 |
He lives in the house by the river. |
close to |
가까이 |
Our house is close to the supermarket. |
down |
높은 곳에서 낮은 곳으로 |
He came down the hill. |
from |
시작되는 곳 |
Do you come from Tokyo? |
in front of |
앞면 부분 |
Our house is in front of the supermarket. |
inside |
바깥의 반대말 |
You shouldn't stay inside the castle. |
into |
~에 들어가는 |
You shouldn't go into the castle. |
near |
~에 가까운 |
Our house is near the supermarket. |
next to |
~의 옆에 |
Our house is next to the supermarket. |
off |
~으로 부터 멀리 |
The cat jumped off the roof. |
onto |
한 곳으로 이동하는 |
The cat jumped onto the roof. |
opposite |
반대로 |
Our house is opposite the supermarket. |
out of |
~을 떠나는 |
The cat jumped out of the window. |
outside |
안쪽의 반대말 |
Can you wait outside? |
over |
~의 위에 |
The cat jumped over the wall. |
past |
~의 가까이로 가는 |
Go past the post office. |
round |
원 안에 |
We're sitting round the campfire. |
through |
한 곳으로 부터 다른 곳으로 가는 |
You shouldn't walk through the forest. |
to |
~을 향해 |
I like going to Australia. |
Can you come to me? | ||
I've never been to Africa. | ||
towards |
~의 방향 |
They walk towards the castle. |
under |
~의 아래 |
The cat is under the table. |
up |
낮은 곳에서 높은 곳으로 |
He went up the hill. |
여기서 무뉘가 씌워진 3가지 by, until, up to는 상당히 헛갈리는 표현인데요, up to 와 until 은 비슷한 표현이라고 아시면 되구요, by는 '~전까지'라고 아시면 되겠습니다.