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Bound noun
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thing
A bound noun used to refer to a certain thing or phenomenon, or fact.
Korean definition: 어떤 사물이나 현상, 또는 사실.
Mom, I'm thirsty. Please give me something to drink.
Open the fridge and look. There should be milk and juice.
Music these days is just noisy; there's nothing worth listening to.
Mom, listen to this music. It's really good.
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(disparaging) A bound noun used to refer to a person or animal.
Korean definition: (낮잡아 이르는 말로) 사람이나 동물.
That green little thing, not even twenty yet, dared to talk back to our teacher.
'That idiot ruined everything!' he said in a furious voice.
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A bound noun used to indicate that something belongs to a certain person.
Korean definition: 그 사람의 소유물임을 나타내는 말.
My older sister said the new bicycle was hers and wouldn't even let me touch it.
Every Christmas, Father would give us presents, saying, 'This is Seunggyu's, this is Jisu's.'
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A bound noun used to indicate a speaker's confidence, decision, resolution, etc.
Korean definition: 말하는 이의 확신, 결정, 결심 등을 나타내는 말.
Alcohol is good for your health as long as you drink in moderation.
Every time I smoked, my wife nagged, 'Cigarettes are harmful, you know.'