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1. capture, catch, take prisoner 2. (포로를) start learning
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1. peer (group), same age group start learning
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1. sorry, disappointed; (일·상황 등이) regrettable start learning
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1. (흥겨운 기분) joy, delight, excitement start learning
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보편적 진리 universal truth 보편적 현상 a universal phenomenon
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na podstawie 1. foundation, basis 2. background, ground start learning
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1. (명사) 2. then, at that[the] time, in those days start learning
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1. (가끔) sometimes, occasionally, (every) now and then, (every) once in a while, from time to time; (자주) often, frequently start learning
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1. [명사] (낙제) failure; (실격) disqualification [동사] (낙제하다) fail (in), (Am, inf) flunk; (실격되다) be disqualified, be rejected start learning
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부정행위를 하면 불합격 처리합니다 We fail all cheats. 너는 보나마나 불합격이다 You are sure to fail. 너는 보나마나 불합격이다 I bet you will flunk. 그는 최종 심사에서 불합격되었다 He was rejected in the final screening
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1. (운수) (good/bad) luck; (행운) fortune; (운명) fate, destiny; (우연) chance start learning
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1. have luck (on one's side) start learning
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1. entertainment expenses start learning
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1. haughty, arrogant, proud, snobbish, supercilious, (informal) stuck-up, (informal) snobby, (informal) snooty start learning
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Adjective 1. humble; modest; unassuming start learning
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1. grow on sb; take a liking to sb start learning
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난 처음엔 룸메이트가 마음에 안 들었는데, 점점 정이 드는 중이다. I didn't like my roommate at first, but she's starting to grow on me
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그녀는 툭하면 화를 낸다 She loses her temper easily[over nothing]. 그녀는 툭하면 화를 낸다 She has a short fuse. 그녀는 툭하면 화를 낸다 She often loses her temper. 그들은 툭하면 싸운다 They start arguing really easily.
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1. (습관, 습성) habit 버릇을 들이다 form[cultivate] a habit (of) Open 2. (예의) manners 버릇이 없다 have no manners
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