Wade / Mete / Savor

 

 

As we wade through a world that gives us ample reason for sorrow, as existential credibility seems meted out on the basis of how loudly one broadcasts one’s disadvantage, the savoring of happiness has become an almost countercultural activity - an act of courage and resistance ...

 

 

 

WADE.

애쓰며 나아가다. 간신히 돌파하다.

He waded through a stack of mail.

The river was full but we managed to wade across.

I read the speech you referred me to, hard as it is to wade through gibberish.

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METE.

(상/벌을) 나누어주다, 할당(분배)하다 (out/to)

The prison sentence is the toughest meted out to any of the seven athletes who have pleaded guilty.

She realized stern retribution which justice meted to the murderer.

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SAVOR.

흡족하게 즐기다. 만취하다

Savor life to the full / Savor the moment

It is worth rereading, after having savored the entire volume, in order to regain a grip on the large amount of information.

He notes that some have a greater emotional response to savoring food than others.

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