We had a blast at the party.  It was a full blown party.
(파티에서 실컷 마시고, 먹고 놀고 즐거운 시간을 보냈다.)
When we use the phrase “we had a blast at the party”, we are referring to that we had a good time at the party.
When using the phrase “it was a full blown party”, it is referring that the party had many things to do, such as games, food, and many other things that made the party fun.

Everybody got carried away at the party.
(파티에 참석한 모두가 좀 과한 행동을 보였다.)
This statement is referring to that the people at the party lost their self-control and acted not in their normal state.

Everybody at the party seemed to enjoy themselves.
(파티에 참석한 모든 이가 즐거운 시간을 갖는 듯 했다.)
Using this phrase in a sentence means that everybody at the party had a good time and that nobody had a dull time.

Friends don’t let friends drive while they are intoxicated.
(다른 친구가 음주 운전 못하도록 하는 것이 친구다.)
This means a friend would not let somebody operate a moving vehicle, such as a car, while they are under the influence of alcohol.

I’ll make it worth your while.
(당신이 하는 만큼 (기다리는 만큼) 알아서 해 주겠다.)
This is usually stated when somebody is asking for a favor and in return they would say “I’ll make it worth your while” as to imply that they would get something back just as much.

We’re not exactly in a position to bargain.
(우리는 흥정할 입장이 못 된다.)
This is said when a person is in a situation where they cannot compromise the situation.  For an example, if you’re caught red handed stealing clothes from a department store, you are not in a position to bargain your way out of the situation. (출처=divineenglish.com)