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1.Verb
- 1
come in; get in; enter
To go or come inside from outside.
Korean definition: 밖에서 안으로 가거나 오다.
My husband flopped down on the bed as soon as he came into the room.
When the class president knocked on the counseling room door, the teacher told him to come in.
- 2
come in; get in; enter
For light or water to come inside.
Korean definition: 빛, 물 등이 안으로 들어오다.
We sat by the window where the sunlight came in and talked.
High tide is coming soon, so let's get off the mudflat before the water comes in.
- 3
move to; get in; stay
To decide an accommodation such as a room or house to stay in.
Korean definition: 방이나 집 등의 있을 곳을 정해 머무르다.
It's already been a year since I moved into the boarding house.
Writer Kim stayed at a guesthouse in a remote village for a month and focused only on his work.
- 4
get on; take
To take a certain road.
Korean definition: 어떤 길로 들어서다.
We soon realized we had gone into a dead end.
After driving for a long time, as the car entered a country road, golden fields spread out on both sides.
2.Verb
- 1
hold; take; carry
To have something in hand.
Korean definition: 손에 가지다.
The bride, standing in a white dress and holding flowers, looked truly beautiful.
It must have been raining outside, as everyone coming in was holding an umbrella.
- 2
raise; lift
To lift something from below in an upward motion.
Korean definition: 아래에 있는 것을 위로 올리다.
Minjun lifted the heavy-looking bag easily.
The crying child raised his head at the sound of a puppy barking.
- 3
take; give
To find and give a certain fact or example.
Korean definition: 어떤 사실이나 예를 끌어다 대다.
I don't quite understand. Could you give an example?
For example, Korea's kimchi is exactly that kind of food.
- 4
have; eat
(honorific) To eat.
Korean definition: (높임말로) 먹다.
Please have your coffee before it gets cold.
The teacher brought tea out for his students and told them to go ahead and drink.