5. aim at ~, not on or against = ~을 겨냥한; 겨냥하다, 노리다
Don't say: She aimed on (or against) the target.
Say: She aimed at the target,
Note: Use the preposition "at" to denote direction, throw at, shout at, fire at,
shoot at. Shoot (without the "at") means to kill. He shot a bird (= he hit and killed it)
6. (be) angry with ~, not against = ~에게 성내다(화내다)
Don't say: The teacher was angry against him.
Say: The teacher was angry with him.
Note 1: We get angry with a person but at a thing.
He was angry at the weather. (not with the weather)
Note 2: Also annoyed with, vexed with, indignant with a person, but at a thing.
* Commentary *
Children as young as seven are posting abusive and damaging comments about their teachers on social networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter, according to new research. Even worse, some of the children's parents are adding their comments to what constitutes a serious escalation in the cyber-bullying of educators.
(표현) abusive = 모욕적인; 폭력적인/ social networking site (= SNS)/ (what is) even worse = 더 나쁜 것은/ constitute = ~이 되는 것으로 여겨지다/ escalation = 확대, 악화
(추가) slander = (n) 모략, 중상; (말로 하는) 명예 훼손죄 (v) 중상모략(비방)하다/ defame = 헐뜯다(중상하다)/ libel = (n) (문서에 의한) 명예훼손 (v) (문서로) 명예를 훼손하다
(토론) 온라인에서 자행되는 수많은 검증되지 않은 추측성 기사, 그로 인한 무고한 사람들의 피해...
-> 온라인 실명제 실시
-> 알 권리(right to know)
