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1.NounSino-Korean: 病
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disease
The abnormal state of a living organism's body that hinders normal activities and causes pain.
Korean definition: 생물체의 몸에 이상이 생겨 생물체가 정상적인 활동을 하지 못하고 괴로움을 느끼게 되는 현상.
Seeing Jisu walking out for a stroll on her own, she must have fully recovered from her illness.
If my uncle lost ten kilograms in a month, he must have some disease.
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disease
The word meaning 'illness.'
Korean definition: ‘질병’의 뜻을 나타내는 말.
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bad habit
A deep-rooted mistake or flaw.
Korean definition: 깊이 뿌리박힌 잘못이나 결함.
Not doing anything in advance and only doing it at the last minute is also a bad habit.
Perhaps because he's so meticulous, Seung-gyu has a bad habit of meddling in other people's business.
2.NounSino-Korean: 甁
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bottle
A container with a long, narrow neck, used mainly for holding liquid or powder.
Korean definition: 주로 액체나 가루를 담는 데 쓰는, 목이 길고 좁은 그릇.
Min-jun poured a little water from the bottle and drank it.
My mother keeps all her seasonings in bottles of the same shape.
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bottle
A unit for counting the number of containers holding liquid or powder, etc.
Korean definition: 액체나 가루 등을 병에 담아 그 분량을 세는 단위.
Min-jun drank two bottles of beer while watching the baseball broadcast.
My mother put a lunch box, fruit, and a bottle of water in my younger sibling's picnic backpack.
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bottle
A word usually attached to another noun, meaning a 'container for holding something.'
Korean definition: '무엇을 담기 위한 용기'를 나타내는 말.