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1.Bound noun
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direction; way
A bound noun used to refer to the direction something goes toward or faces.
Korean definition: 무엇이 나아가거나 향하는 방향.
Minjun walked toward the sea.
When a phone rang in the quiet library, everyone looked in the direction of the sound.
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side
A bound noun used to refer to either of two mutually opposing sides.
Korean definition: 서로 다른 입장 중 하나를 가리키는 말.
Mr. Kim always stands on the stronger side, so there's no way he'll join our side.
The two decided to roll dice: the losing side would pay for the meal and the winning side for the drinks.
2.Noun
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page
A side of a book, newspaper, document, etc.
Korean definition: 책, 신문, 문서 등의 한 면.
The document had no page numbers, so it was hard to know where the part I wanted to read was.
There was a mark in the book, so I opened it, and on that page were notes I had written before.
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page
A unit for counting the sides of a book, newspaper, document, etc.
Korean definition: 책, 신문, 문서 등의 면을 세는 단위.
To save paper, I printed several pages of the document on one side of a sheet.
On page five of the book Jisu gave me was a note of thanks, and my name was in it too.
3.Noun
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slice; piece
A part of an object that is split or broken.
Korean definition: 쪼개지거나 깨진 물체의 한 부분.
The candy was too big, so I bit it into pieces.
When choosing garlic, it's best to pick bulbs with clear grooves between the cloves.
4.Bound noun
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piece
A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of split or broken objects.
Korean definition: 쪼개지거나 깨진 물체의 한 부분을 세는 단위.
I brought the knife down on the apple and split it into two pieces.
The pack of chicken breast I ordered online contained two pieces.