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Verb
- 1
take off
To have an object, clothes, etc., taken off one's body.
Korean definition: 사람이 몸에 지닌 물건이나 옷 등을 몸에서 떼어 내다.
I took off my shoes to go into the room.
Minjun took off all his clothes and got into the bathtub.
- 2
take off; put down; unburden
To have the bag, luggage, etc., that has been put over one's back taken off one's body.
Korean definition: 등에 메거나 진 가방 또는 짐 등을 내려놓다.
As soon as he got home from school, my younger brother took off the bag on his back.
She felt sorry for her father, who couldn't put down his A-frame all day as he carried wood.
- 3
slip off; change
For an animal to change into new slough, skin, hair, etc.
Korean definition: 동물이 허물, 껍질, 털 등을 새로 갈다.
Snakes shed their skin as they grow.
After a long seven years, the grub shed its shell and became a cicada.
- 4
free oneself from
To become free from one's duty, obligations, job title, etc.
Korean definition: 맡은 일이나 해야 할 일, 직책 등을 벗어나 자유로워지다.
He struggled to free himself from the yoke of life placed upon him.
Now I want to free myself from the responsibility of being head of the household and live my own life.