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1.Verb
- 1
close; shut eyes
To cover one's eyes with one's eyelids.
Korean definition: 눈꺼풀로 눈을 덮다.
Jisu was so tired and sleepy that she closed her eyes.
I closed my eyes and pictured my beloved hometown.
2.Verb
- 1
wash; bathe
To wash one's hair or body with water.
Korean definition: 머리나 몸을 물로 씻다.
The children took off their clothes and bathed in the stream.
I washed my hair clean and dried it with a towel.
3.Verb
- 1
wind; coil; twine
To roll or wrap one object around another.
Korean definition: 어떤 물체를 다른 물체에 말거나 빙 두르다.
My father was winding a cord around a stick.
My mother wound the leftover thread from her sewing onto a spool to tidy it up.
- 2
wrap
To put one's arms or legs around another person's body.
Korean definition: 팔이나 다리 등을 다른 사람의 몸에 두르다.
Before I knew it, his arm had wrapped around my waist.
The child wrapped his arms around his mother's neck as she was about to leave for work and wouldn't let go.
- 3
wear; put on
(disparaging) To wear clothes.
Korean definition: (낮잡아 이르는 말로) 옷을 입다.
It's still autumn, but my older sister is already going around wrapped up in a thick coat.
Yumin showed up at the party wrapped in a long, gorgeous dress that reached her toes.
- 4
wind
To wind up a clock or tape in order to operate it.
Korean definition: 시계태엽이나 테이프 등을 작동하도록 돌리다.
It's amazing that there are still watches you have to wind by hand.
The man at the video store ran the machine all day long, rewinding videotapes.