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swida
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verb[I]
To rest; to stop working or being active for a time.
swida
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean verb.
Examples
오늘은 집에서 쉬다.
oneureun jibeseo swida
Today I rest at home.
잠깐 쉬고 다시 일합시다.
jamkkan swigo dasi ilhapsida
Let's take a short break and then work again.
Character Breakdown
쉬
swi
native Korean syllable forming the verb stem meaning 'rest' or 'breathe'
다
da
dictionary-ending syllable for Korean verbs and adjectives
Collocations
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verb[T] in the pattern 숨을 쉬다
To breathe; to take air into and let it out of the lungs.
swida
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean verb.
Examples
아기는 고르게 숨을 쉰다.
agineun goreuge sumeul swinda
The baby breathes evenly.
긴장을 풀고 깊게 숨을 쉬다.
ginjangeul pulgo gipkke sumeul swida
Relax and breathe deeply.
Character Breakdown
쉬
swi
native Korean syllable forming the verb stem meaning 'rest' or 'breathe'
다
da
dictionary-ending syllable for Korean verbs and adjectives
Collocations
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verb[I]
For a voice to become hoarse or husky.
swida
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean verb.
Examples
목이 쉬어서 말하기 힘들다.
mogi swieoseo malhagi himdeulda
My voice is hoarse, so it is hard to speak.
감기에 걸려 목이 쉬었다.
gamgie geollyeo mogi swieotda
I caught a cold and my voice became hoarse.
Character Breakdown
쉬
swi
native Korean syllable forming the verb stem meaning 'become hoarse'
다
da
dictionary-ending syllable for Korean verbs and adjectives
Collocations
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verb[I]
For food to spoil, go sour, or turn bad.
swida
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean verb.
Examples
밥이 쉬어서 먹을 수 없다.
babi swieoseo meogeul su eopda
The rice has gone bad, so it cannot be eaten.
여름에는 음식이 쉽게 쉰다.
yeoreumeneun eumsigi swipkke swinda
Food spoils easily in summer.
Character Breakdown
쉬
swi
native Korean syllable forming the verb stem meaning 'spoil' or 'turn sour'
다
da
dictionary-ending syllable for Korean verbs and adjectives
Collocations
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