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be full

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. 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.

  3. 3

    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.

  4. 4

    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.

  2. 2

    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.

  3. 3

    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.

  4. 4

    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.

  2. 2

    (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.

  2. 2

    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.