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1.Noun
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ruler
A stationery item with scales printed on it, used to measure length.
Korean definition: 눈금이 그려져 있는, 길이를 재는 데 쓰는 도구.
I put a ruler on my notebook and drew three straight lines ten centimeters long.
The supplies for next math class are a thirty-centimeter ruler and a sheet of drawing paper.
2.Interjection
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come on
An exclamation uttered when the speaker asks or urges someone to do something.
Korean definition: 남에게 어떤 행동을 권유하거나 재촉할 때에 하는 말.
Come on, have a cup of coffee.
Come on, let's hurry home.
- 2
okay; here
An exclamation uttered when the speaker attracts someone's attention.
Korean definition: 남의 주의를 끌려고 할 때에 하는 말.
Okay, stop chattering and look at the blackboard.
Okay, I'm going to take a picture, so everyone look here.
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hm
An exclamation the speaker says to himself/herself when he/she feels embarrassed or finds himself/herself at a loss for what to do.
Korean definition: 당황스럽거나 어떻게 할지 결정하지 못했을 때에 하는 혼자 하는 말.
Hm, what am I going to do about this?
Hm, what on earth am I to do about this?
3.NounSino-Korean: 字
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letter; character
A sign used to write down a spoken word.
Korean definition: 말을 적는 기호.
There were too many hard-to-write characters on the Chinese character test.
I've studied Korean hard, but sometimes I still can't tell what character a letter with a double final consonant is.
- 2
letter
A unit of counting letters.
Korean definition: 글자를 세는 단위.
When you arrive in America, write a few words on a postcard to let us know how you are.
My youngest son is only three, but he can write all twenty-six letters of the English alphabet.
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date
A day of the month in a certain year.
Korean definition: 어느 해의 어느 달 며칠.
The exam results are scheduled to be announced as of tomorrow's date.
I was promoted from assistant manager to manager effective June 1st.