영어에서 Are better off 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Maybe we are better off.
When people are hungry and unhappy, the state cannot survive if the people know others are better off.
You are better off without me.
And even the poor are better off.
They are better off without them.
Yeah, maybe we are better off.
But many of them are better off if they are not represented prominently in the user interface since most users won't need them.
Sorry, but I think we are better off as friends.
Farmed fish(the"CAFOS of the sea") also tend to be higher in contaminants and are better off avoided.
The kids are better off here.
Undoubtedly, from a health perspective, if people can get through life without using caffeine, tobacco, alcohol and other drugs, they are better off.
All of us are better off for it.
It is methodologically similar to the argument of apologists for apartheid in South Africa that black workers in that country are better off than those in the rest of Africa.
As someone who has studied privacy for nearly two decades, I believe consumers are better off if Congress doesn't intrude and lets states keep experimenting on how to best protect Americans' personal data.
Believe me when I say that you are better off without it.
We could not find evidence that children from families with dogs or cats are better off either in terms of their mental well-being or their physical health[…].
So, if you find Pinnacle offering the Over 2.5 Goals for a Premier League match at 1.925 and another bookmaker offering the same bet at 1.80, you know that you are better off at Pinnacle, but how do you know if it is worthwhile betting your money on this market to begin with?
You're better off without me.
We're better off without him.
We're better off without him.
You're better off in here, anyway.
You're better off without it.- Dad!
You're better off if you question yourself.
When you're better off with 20.
When you're better off with 20. Two guards?
I think we're better off without you.
You're better off without her, alright?
You think you're better off alone.
Sometimes you're better off with the beer.
You're better off without him, Meadow.