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1.Adjective
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strong; powerful
Having great power.
Korean definition: 힘이 크다.
He has exercised a lot since childhood, so he's stronger than his peers.
The car was going 150 kilometers per hour and slammed hard into the car in front.
- 2
tough; firm
Behaving roughly or having a stubborn personality.
Korean definition: 행동이나 성격이 강하다.
My younger sibling has strong pride, so he didn't cry in front of others.
He's stubborn, so he doesn't readily accept other people's advice.
- 3
violent; fierce; severe
The force or speed of water, fire, a wind, etc., being greater or faster than average.
Korean definition: 물, 불, 바람 등의 기세가 보통보다 크거나 빠르다.
The wind blew so hard that the hat I was wearing flew off.
I grilled the meat over high heat, so the outside burned while the inside wasn't cooked.
- 4
good
Having an ability, level, etc., higher or greater than average.
Korean definition: 능력이나 수준 등의 정도가 높거나 심하다.
Our team is stronger than the other team, so we'll easily win this game.
He can hold his liquor, so even after drinking a lot he didn't look drunk.
2.Verb
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count
To recite numbers.
Korean definition: 수를 헤아리다.
The staff member counted how many people attended the meeting and prepared drinks for that number.
To buy a present for her friend, Yumin counted how much money was left in her wallet.