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dari
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noun[C]
A leg; one of the lower limbs of a person or animal used for standing, walking, or running.
dari
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean word.
Examples
다리가 아파요.
dariga apayo
My leg hurts.
그는 다리를 다쳤다.
geuneun darireul dachyeotda
He injured his leg.
Character Breakdown
다
da
Hangul syllable da; no independent lexical meaning here
리
ri
Hangul syllable ri; no independent lexical meaning here
Collocations
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2
noun[C]
A bridge; a structure built over a river, road, railway, or other obstacle so people or vehicles can cross.
dari
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean word.
Examples
강 위에 긴 다리가 놓였다.
gang wie gin dariga noyeotda
A long bridge was built over the river.
우리는 다리를 건너 마을로 갔다.
urineun darireul geonneo maeullo gatda
We crossed the bridge and went to the village.
Character Breakdown
다
da
Hangul syllable da; no independent lexical meaning here
리
ri
Hangul syllable ri; no independent lexical meaning here
Collocations
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3
noun[C]
A leg or support of an object such as a chair, table, or piece of equipment.
dari
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean word.
Examples
의자 다리가 부러졌다.
uija dariga bureojyeotda
The chair leg broke.
책상 다리 하나가 흔들린다.
chaeksang dari hanaga heundeullinda
One leg of the desk is wobbly.
Character Breakdown
다
da
Hangul syllable da; no independent lexical meaning here
리
ri
Hangul syllable ri; no independent lexical meaning here
Collocations
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4
noun[C]
A link, intermediary, or bridge between people, groups, or things.
dari
Pronunciation
Etymology
Figurative use of the native Korean word meaning “bridge.”
Examples
그 사람이 두 회사를 잇는 다리 역할을 했다.
geu sarami du hoesareul inneun dari yeokhareul haetda
That person served as a bridge connecting the two companies.
문화 교류는 나라 사이의 다리가 된다.
munhwa gyoryuneun nara saiui dariga doenda
Cultural exchange becomes a bridge between countries.
Character Breakdown
다
da
Hangul syllable da; no independent lexical meaning here
리
ri
Hangul syllable ri; no independent lexical meaning here
Collocations
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5
noun[C]
A traditional hairpiece or false hair worn to make the hair look longer or fuller.
dari
Pronunciation
Etymology
Traditionally associated with the Sino-Korean character 髢, meaning a hairpiece or false hair.
Examples
옛날에는 혼례 때 다리를 얹기도 했다.
yennareneun hollye ttae darireul eonkido haetda
In the past, women sometimes wore a hairpiece at weddings.
Character Breakdown
다
da
Hangul syllable da; no independent lexical meaning here
리
ri
Hangul syllable ri; no independent lexical meaning here
Collocations
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