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1.Bound nounSino-Korean: 臺
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A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of cars, planes, musical instruments, machines, etc.
Korean definition: 차, 비행기, 악기, 기계 등을 세는 단위.
Two airplanes are flying in the sky.
A car came up and stopped in front of me.
2.Noun
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stem
The upright, hollow stems of a tall plant.
Korean definition: 키가 큰 식물의 속이 비고 꼿꼿한 줄기.
If you finely chop the tall corn stalks and spread them on the field, they make good fertilizer.
Sorghum stalks are tall and straight, but if you snap one, it's hollow inside.
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stick
A long, thin stick.
Korean definition: 가늘고 긴 막대.
My aunt is thin and long like a stick, so her nickname is Pole.
My father trimmed a branch into a stick and used it as a switch.
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strong will; determination
One's determination not to give up one's will.
Korean definition: 자신의 뜻을 굽히지 않으려는 의지.
Middle-aged women in our country are even more strong-willed than men.
People who do what they want to do don't bend their will.
3.Bound noun
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A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of long, thin objects such as arrows, etc.
Korean definition: 화살 등과 같이 가늘고 긴 물건을 세는 단위.
An arrow flew from afar and lodged in my shoulder.
All three arrows hit the very center of the target.
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A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of teeth or ribs.
Korean definition: 이나 갈비를 세는 단위.
Minjun broke two ribs in a traffic accident.
My family loves meat, so we polish off about three ribs in no time.
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cigarette
A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of cigarettes or the frequency of smoking.
Korean definition: 담배의 개수나 담배를 피우는 횟수를 세는 단위.
A shabbily dressed man asked me for a cigarette.
I stopped working, went up to the rooftop, and smoked a cigarette.
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A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the frequency of beating.
Korean definition: 때리는 횟수를 세는 단위.
After getting a few strokes of the switch, my younger brother cried and begged forgiveness.
The teacher hit the palms of the students who hadn't done their homework twice each.