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1.Verb
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stamp
To make an impression by pressing on a flat surface.
Korean definition: 평평한 곳에 대고 눌러서 자국을 내다.
My wife dipped my seal in red ink and stamped the documents for me.
In Korea, you have to have your fingerprints taken when getting a resident registration card.
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dip
To lower the end of an object into a powder or liquid.
Korean definition: 물건의 끝에 가루나 액체를 조금 묻히다.
The child liked dipping tteok in honey to eat.
My husband dipped squid in red pepper paste to snack on with his drinks.
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put on
To apply some make-up on one's face.
Korean definition: 얼굴에 화장품을 조금 묻히다.
Our baby is red just around the cheeks, as if makeup had been dabbed on.
It was my first time going out in a while, so I dressed up and dabbed on makeup I don't normally wear, and ended up being late.
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put
To put in a dot, punctuation mark, etc.
Korean definition: 점이나 문장 부호 등을 써넣다.
Usually you put a period to show that a sentence has ended.
In Korea, there is a custom of putting rouge dots on the bride's face at the wedding.
2.Verb
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strike; chop
To hit or stab something with a bladed tool, sharp object, etc.
Korean definition: 날이 있는 연장 등으로 내리치거나 끝이 뾰족한 것으로 찌르다.
The woodcutter chops logs with an axe to make firewood.
The wife stabbed a piece of apple with a fork and gave it to her husband.
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punch
To make a hole in a piece of paper, ticket, etc.
Korean definition: 표나 종이 등에 구멍을 뚫다.
The staff member punches the tickets of the entering guests, checking each one.
Seunggyu tied a bundle of hole-punched papers together with string to make a book.