- an event or experience th - an event or experience that marks an important stage in life그녀는 분명 서둘렀겠네.3. a rite of passage걔가 정말 신났었겠네. 요즘 아이들에게 첫 휴대폰이 생기는 건 하나의 통과 의례가 됐으니까.Annoying, irritating, that can be anything and it could be very subjective meaning you just find them very annoying and irritating. Whereas if you big someone or someone bugs you, they’re literally coming to you..”hey, hey, hey..” It’s that feeling. Like a mosquito in your ears. So imagine like siblings. The younger brother is like to the pledger brother “Can I play with you? Can you …?” That’s bugging the older brother.4. be on the safe sideA 내가 16살일 때, 우리 아빠는 생일 선물로 낡아 빠진 구형 자동차를 주셨어.It’s constantly bothering. It’s not just you’re doing annoying, making an annoying sound, but you’re also trying to talk to that person, ask them to do something, distract them for what they want to be doing, that extra meaning involved.~를 괴롭히다To bug someone, in the basic meaning of this term is you’re annoying them, you’re doing something that is like “Please stop..” here though when she says that her son bugs her about it, it’s also like nagging. “Mommy, Mommy, I want a phone.”B 이제 많은 10대들에게 운전면허 취득은 하나의 통과 의례지.To be on the safe side is a longer way of saying to be safe, but it’s often like “You expect there might be some problem, so you’re doing something before the problem arises.” So you’re taking away any possible risks or dangerous scenarios. Sometimes you think you might not need to do it, maybe the risk is very small but you’re going to do it anyway.strict rule은 융통성 없이 단호하게 시행되는 규정입니다. 예를 들어, 학생들이 교복을 입어야 하는 대부분의 학교는 무엇이 허용되고 허용되지 않는지에 대해 strict rule이 있습니다. - an event or experience th