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1.Verb
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be full
For a space to be full of things with no room left for more.
Korean definition: 일정한 공간에 더 들어갈 수 없이 가득하게 되다.
Jisu bought a watermelon that was full and firm inside.
The bus during rush hour is always so full of people that it's hard to even find a place to step.
- 2
be full
To be full of feelings, emotions, etc.
Korean definition: 감정이나 느낌 등이 가득하게 되다.
Holding the gold medal, the athlete shed tears full of joy.
On the morning of the picnic, the children got on the bus with faces full of anticipation.
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be satisfactory
To be sufficiently pleasing to the full satisfaction of someone.
Korean definition: 무엇이 흡족할 정도로 충분히 마음에 들다.
I stayed up all night painting, but I'm still not satisfied.
I tried to become a daughter-in-law who would satisfy my mother-in-law.
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reach
To get to a certain height or limit.
Korean definition: 일정한 높이나 한계에 이르다.
The water in the valley rose up to my thighs.
Having run without a break, Jisu was so out of breath that she couldn't speak properly.
2.Verb
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kick
To kick or raise something powerfully with one's foot.
Korean definition: 발을 뻗어서 어떤 것을 힘껏 지르거나 받아 올리다.
I kicked the soccer ball as hard as I could.
The pebble he kicked flew far away in an arc.
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kick
To stretch one's foot and kick a person powerfully.
Korean definition: 발을 힘껏 뻗어 사람을 치다.
In anger, I kicked the man hard in the backside.
In that boxing match, kicking the opponent was not allowed; only fists could be used.
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click one's tongue
To make a sound by attaching and then detaching the end of one's tongue to the palate.
Korean definition: 혀끝을 입천장 앞쪽에 붙였다가 떼면서 소리를 내다.
An old man clicked his tongue, "tsk tsk," as if he found me pathetic.
Perhaps not pleased with the report I submitted, Department Head Park clicked his tongue and shook his head.
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jump; leap
To kick up one's heels powerfully.
Korean definition: 발로 힘 있게 밀어젖히다.
I pushed off the floor hard to leap high.
The children pushed off the starting line and dashed off vigorously.
3.Verb
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wear
To attach, hang, or put an object on one's waist, wrist, ankle, etc.
Korean definition: 물건을 허리나 팔목, 발목 등에 매어 달거나 걸거나 끼우다.
Jisu was wearing an expensive watch on her wrist.
Saying it was a bother to take in his baggy-waisted pants, Seunggyu just wore a belt.
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(slang) To get a lover and hang around with him/her.
Korean definition: (속된 말로) 애인을 만들어 데리고 다니다.
The man who came home after several years came back with a young girl in tow.
Rumor had it that after he went to Seoul, he was going around with a pretty girl.
4.Adjective
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cold
Lacking warmth due to low temperature.
Korean definition: 온도가 낮아 따뜻한 느낌이 없다.
That child's hands and feet were always cold as ice.
By the end of August the water is cold, so it's hard to enjoy swimming in the sea.
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cold; icy
One's facial expression or mood being cold.
Korean definition: 표정 또는 분위기가 쌀쌀맞다.
Minjun looks cold on the outside but is a warm person inside.
Seunggyu's face looked so cold when he refused that I couldn't plead any further.