483회 한국 축구 대표팀 월드컵 전망은? / 서울시, 찬반 갈렸던 월드컵 거리응원 허용

<p>진행자: 박준희, Naomi Garyan</p> <p><strong>1. [World Cup] Factors for South Korean team in World Cup</strong></p> <p>기사 요약: 강력한 상대와 맞서는 한국 축구 대표팀의 월드컵 전망은?</p> <p>The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 kicked off Sunday, and the South Korean national team is now putting the final touches ahead of its first game against Uruguay on Thursday.</p> <p>* Kick off: [경기를] 시작하다</p> <p>* Put the final (finishing) touch: 마무리를 하다</p> <p>South Korea faces an uphill battle with powerhouses like Portugal and Uruguay in the same group, who are widely considered contenders for the coveted World Cup. Ghana is hardly a pushover either, despite being the lowest FIFA-ranked team of the group at No. 61, with stars like Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey in the mix.</p> <p>* Faces: 마주하다</p> <p>* Uphill battle: 험난한, 고통스러운 싸움</p> <p>* Powerhouse: 유력한 기관, 단체</p> <p>* Coveted: 탐내는</p> <p>* Pushover: 만만한 [사람]</p> <p>Koreans, of course, have their own superstar in Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min, the winner of last season’s Golden Boot for the English Premier League, but Son is still recovering from a face injury he suffered earlier this month.</p> <p>* Superstar: 슈퍼스타 (대단히 유명한 배우·가수·운동선수 등)</p> <p>* Recovering: 재생하다, 회복하다</p> <p>* Suffered: (부상·패배·상실 등을) 겪다, 당하다</p> <p>The South Korean team has remained mum about the exact condition of the team's captain Son, who is arguably the nation’s best asset in the world of soccer and whose absence would be devastating for the team.</p> <p>* Remained mum: 잠자코 있다</p> <p>* Arguably: 주장하건대, 거의 틀림없이</p> <p>* Asset: 자산</p> <p>* Absence: 부재</p> <p>* Devastating: 엄청나게 충격적인</p> <p>기사 전문: http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20221121000564</p> <p><strong>2. Street cheering to be held in Seoul amid woes over large-scale gatherings after Itaewon crowd crush</strong></p> <p>요약: 서울시, 찬반 갈렸던 월드컵 거리응원 허용</p> <p>The Seoul Metropolitan Government has decided to allow street cheering events during the South Korean national soccer team's World Cup games to be held at Gwanghwamun Square, the capital’s largest outdoor space