Seoul 4B · 서울대 한국어 4B

Seoul 4B vocabulary · Lesson 17

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  • 1
    (길을) 나서다

    (Gil-eul) na-seo-da

    set out (on the road)

    아침 일찍 오랜 친구를 만나기 위해 집을 나섰다.

    A-chim il-jjik o-raen chin-gu-reul man-na-gi wi-hae jip-eul na-seot-da.

    I left home early in the morning to meet an old friend.

  • 2
    가슴속에 간직하다

    Ga-seum-sok-e gan-jik-ha-da

    keep in one's heart

    친구들과 함께 보낸 소중한 추억들을 가슴속에 깊이 간직하고 있다.

    Chin-gu-deul-gwa ham-kke bo-naen so-jung-han chu-eok-deul-eul ga-seum-sok-e gip-i gan-jik-ha-go it-da.

    I cherish the precious memories I spent with my friends deeply in my heart.

  • 3
    고급

    Go-geup

    advanced

    오랜만에 만난 은사님을 모시고 분위기 좋은 고급 식당에서 식사를 대접했다.

    O-raen-man-e man-nan eun-sa-nim-eul mo-si-go bun-wi-gi joh-eun go-geup sik-dang-e-seo sik-sa-reul dae-jeop-haet-da.

    I took a teacher I hadn't seen in a long time and treated him to a meal at a high-end restaurant with a nice atmosphere.

  • 4
    고무신을 거꾸로 신다

    Go-mu-sin-eul geo-kku-ro sin-da

    wear rubber shoes backwards

    군 복무 중이던 친구는 여자친구가 고무신을 거꾸로 신었다는 소식에 낙담했다.

    Gun bok-mu jung-i-deon chin-gu-neun yeo-ja-chin-gu-ga go-mu-sin-eul geo-kku-ro sin-eot-da-neun so-sik-e nak-dam-haet-da.

    My friend, who was serving in the military, was disheartened to hear that his girlfriend was wearing rubber shoes backwards.

  • 5
    과연

    Gwa-yeon

    Indeed

    소문으로만 듣던 그 명소를 과연 직접 가 보니 경치가 정말 환상적이었다.

    So-mun-eu-ro-man deut-deon geu myeong-so-reul gwa-yeon jik-jeop ga bo-ni gyeong-chi-ga jeong-mal hwan-sang-jeok-i-eot-da.

    When I actually went to the famous place that I had only heard about, the scenery was truly fantastic.

  • 6
    규모

    Gyu-mo

    scale

    이번 동창회는 졸업 10주년을 맞아 전국적인 대규모 행사로 열렸다.

    I-beon dong-chang-hoe-neun jol-eop sip-ju-nyeon-eul mat-a jeon-guk-jeok-in dae-gyu-mo haeng-sa-ro yeol-ryeot-da.

    This reunion was held as a large-scale nationwide event to commemorate the 10th anniversary of graduation.

  • 7
    그늘

    Geu-neul

    shade

    햇볕이 뜨거운 여름날 우리는 커다란 느티나무 그늘 아래 모여 앉아 이야기를 나누었다.

    Haet-byeot-i tteu-geo-un yeo-reum-nal u-ri-neun kheo-da-ran neu-thi-na-mu geu-neul a-rae mo-yeo an-ja i-ya-gi-reul na-nu-eot-da.

    On a hot summer day, we sat together under the shade of a large zelkova tree and talked.

  • 8
    그저

    Geu-jeo

    just

    오랜 벗을 다시 만난 것만으로도 그저 반갑고 기쁠 따름이었다.

    O-raen beot-eul da-si man-nan geos-man-eu-ro-do geu-jeo ban-gap-go gi-ppeul tta-reum-i-eot-da.

    I was just happy and happy to see an old friend again.

  • 9
    기억이 생생하다

    Gi-eok-i saeng-saeng-ha-da

    I remember vividly.

    학창 시절 함께 수학여행을 떠났던 날의 기억이 아직도 어제 일처럼 생생하다.

    Hak-chang si-jeol ham-kke su-hak-yeo-haeng-eul tteo-nat-deon nal-ui gi-eok-i a-jik-do eo-je il-cheo-reom saeng-saeng-ha-da.

    The memory of the day we went on a field trip together during our school days is still as vivid as if it were yesterday.

  • 10
    기적

    Gi-jeok

    miracle

    전쟁으로 헤어졌던 이산가족이 반세기 만에 기적처럼 극적으로 상봉했다.

    Jeon-jaeng-eu-ro he-eo-jyeot-deon i-san-ga-jok-i ban-se-gi man-e gi-jeok-cheo-reom geuk-jeok-eu-ro sang-bong-haet-da.

    A family separated by war was reunited like a miracle after half a century.

  • 11
    긴장을 풀다

    Gin-jang-eul phul-da

    relax

    면접관의 따뜻한 미소와 격려 덕분에 긴장을 풀고 편안하게 대답했다.

    Myeon-jeop-gwan-ui tta-tteut-han mi-so-wa gyeok-ryeo deok-bun-e gin-jang-eul phul-go phyeon-an-ha-ge dae-dap-haet-da.

    Thanks to the interviewer's warm smile and encouragement, I relaxed and answered comfortably.

  • 12
    깜짝 놀라다

    Kkam-jjak nol-ra-da

    be surprised

    길에서 우연히 마주친 옛 짝꿍의 모습에 깜짝 놀라 눈이 휘둥그레졌다.

    Gil-e-seo u-yeon-hi ma-ju-chin yet jjak-kkung-ui mo-seup-e kkam-jjak nol-ra nun-i hwi-dung-gre-jyeot-da.

    My eyes widened in surprise at the sight of my old friend whom I ran into on the street.

  • 13
    너무 변해서 못 알아보다

    Neo-mu byeon-hae-seo mot al-a-bo-da

    It's changed so much that I don't recognize it.

    친구의 살이 많이 빠지고 세련되어져서 너무 변해서 처음엔 못 알아볼 뻔했다.

    Chin-gu-ui sal-i manh-i ppa-ji-go se-ryeon-doe-eo-jyeo-seo neo-mu byeon-hae-seo cheo-eum-en mot al-a-bol ppeon-haet-da.

    My friend lost a lot of weight and became more sophisticated, so much so that I almost didn't recognize him at first.

  • 14
    눈길

    Nun-gil

    snow

    서로의 눈길이 마주치는 순간 가슴속에서 풋풋한 설렘이 번졌다.

    Seo-ro-ui nun-gil-i ma-ju-chi-neun sun-gan ga-seum-sok-e-seo phut-phut-han seol-rem-i beon-jyeot-da.

    The moment our eyes met, a fresh excitement spread in our hearts.

  • 15
    당첨되다

    Dang-cheom-doe-da

    win

    서점 창립 기념 이벤트에 응모했는데 1등 상품권에 당첨되어 기뻤다.

    Seo-jeom chang-rip gi-nyeom i-ben-theu-e eung-mo-haet-neun-de il-deung sang-phum-gwon-e dang-cheom-doe-eo gi-ppeot-da.

    I applied for an event commemorating the founding of the bookstore and was happy to win the first prize gift certificate.

  • 16
    당첨자

    Dang-cheom-ja

    winner

    사회자는 무대 위에서 큰 목소리로 행운권 추첨 당첨자의 이름을 호명했다.

    Sa-hoe-ja-neun mu-dae wi-e-seo kheun mok-so-ri-ro haeng-un-gwon chu-cheom dang-cheom-ja-ui i-reum-eul ho-myeong-haet-da.

    The host called the name of the lucky draw winner in a loud voice on stage.

  • 17
    대화를 나누다

    Dae-hwa-reul na-nu-da

    have a conversation

    따뜻한 차 한 잔을 앞에 두고 친구와 밤늦도록 깊은 대화를 나누었다.

    Tta-tteut-han cha han jan-eul ap-e du-go chin-gu-wa bam-neut-do-rok gip-eun dae-hwa-reul na-nu-eot-da.

    I had a deep conversation with my friend late into the night with a cup of warm tea in front of me.

  • 18
    들여다보다

    Deul-yeo-da-bo-da

    look into

    옛 앨범을 펼쳐 빛바랜 학창 시절 사진들을 찬찬히 들여다보았다.

    Yet ael-beom-eul phyeol-chyeo bit-ba-raen hak-chang si-jeol sa-jin-deul-eul chan-chan-hi deul-yeo-da-bo-at-da.

    I opened an old album and looked closely at the faded photos from my school days.

  • 19
    마음이 놓이다

    Ma-eum-i noh-i-da

    feel relieved

    출장 떠난 동료가 무사히 목적지에 도착했다는 연락을 받고 비로소 마음이 놓였다.

    Chul-jang tteo-nan dong-ryo-ga mu-sa-hi mok-jeok-ji-e do-chak-haet-da-neun yeon-rak-eul bat-go bi-ro-so ma-eum-i noh-yeot-da.

    I finally felt relieved when I received word that a colleague on a business trip had safely arrived at his destination.

  • 20
    말이 안 통하다

    Mal-i an thong-ha-da

    I can't understand

    서로 언어는 달라서 처음엔 말이 안 통했지만 따뜻한 눈빛과 손짓으로 교감했다.

    Seo-ro eon-eo-neun dal-ra-seo cheo-eum-en mal-i an thong-haet-ji-man tta-tteut-han nun-bit-gwa son-jit-eu-ro gyo-gam-haet-da.

    We didn't understand each other at first because we spoke different languages, but we communicated with warm eyes and hand gestures.

  • 21
    맴돌다

    Maem-dol-da

    hover

    헤어질 때 그가 건넨 마지막 인사말이 귓가에 자꾸만 맴돌았다.

    He-eo-jil ttae geu-ga geon-nen ma-ji-mak in-sa-mal-i gwit-ga-e ja-kku-man maem-dol-at-da.

    The last greeting he gave me as we parted ways kept ringing in my ears.

  • 22
    멋지다

    Meot-ji-da

    cool

    오랜만에 만난 친구는 어엿한 사회인으로 성장하여 한층 멋진 모습을 보여주었다.

    O-raen-man-e man-nan chin-gu-neun eo-yeot-han sa-hoe-in-eu-ro seong-jang-ha-yeo han-cheung meot-jin mo-seup-eul bo-yeo-ju-eot-da.

    A friend I haven't seen in a long time has grown into a full-fledged member of society and has shown an even better side.

  • 23
    몰라보게 달라지다

    Mol-ra-bo-ge dal-ra-ji-da

    Become noticeably different

    방학 동안 운동을 열심히 한 민수는 몰라보게 달라져서 모두를 놀라게 했다.

    Bang-hak dong-an un-dong-eul yeol-sim-hi han min-su-neun mol-ra-bo-ge dal-ra-jyeo-seo mo-du-reul nol-ra-ge haet-da.

    Minsu, who worked hard during his vacation, surprised everyone with his remarkable change.

  • 24
    무소식이 희소식이다

    Mu-so-sik-i hui-so-sik-i-da

    No news is good news

    자식에게 연락이 자주 오지 않아도 무소식이 희소식이려니 생각하며 안심했다.

    Ja-sik-e-ge yeon-rak-i ja-ju o-ji anh-a-do mu-so-sik-i hui-so-sik-i-ryeo-ni saeng-gak-ha-myeo an-sim-haet-da.

    Even if I didn't hear from my child often, I was relieved to hear that no news was good news.

  • 25
    문득

    Mun-deuk

    Suddenly

    길을 걷다 흘러나오는 옛 노래를 듣고 문득 첫사랑의 얼굴이 떠올랐다.

    Gil-eul geot-da heul-reo-na-o-neun yet no-rae-reul deut-go mun-deuk cheot-sa-rang-ui eol-gul-i tteo-ol-rat-da.

    While walking down the street, I heard an old song playing and the face of my first love suddenly came to mind.

  • 26
    미소

    Mi-so

    smile

    서로의 어색함을 허물어 준 것은 그녀의 부드럽고 따스한 미소였다.

    Seo-ro-ui eo-saek-ham-eul heo-mul-eo jun geos-eun geu-nyeo-ui bu-deu-reop-go tta-seu-han mi-so-yeot-da.

    It was her soft and warm smile that broke down the awkwardness between them.

  • 27
    발걸음이 무겁다

    Bal-geol-eum-i mu-geop-da

    My steps are heavy

    정든 고향과 가족을 뒤로하고 서울로 떠나는 발걸음이 무거웠다.

    Jeong-deun go-hyang-gwa ga-jok-eul dwi-ro-ha-go seo-ul-ro tteo-na-neun bal-geol-eum-i mu-geo-wat-da.

    The step of leaving my beloved hometown and family for Seoul was heavy.

  • 28
    사업가

    Sa-eop-ga

    businessman

    그 친구는 대학 졸업 후 창업에 성공하여 촉망받는 사업가로 변신했다.

    Geu chin-gu-neun dae-hak jol-eop hu chang-eop-e seong-gong-ha-yeo chok-mang-bat-neun sa-eop-ga-ro byeon-sin-haet-da.

    After graduating from college, that friend succeeded in starting a business and turned into a promising businessman.

  • 29
    삼행시

    Sam-haeng-si

    three line poem

    동창 모임에서 친구 이름을 따서 재치 있는 삼행시를 지어 큰 웃음을 주었다.

    Dong-chang mo-im-e-seo chin-gu i-reum-eul tta-seo jae-chi it-neun sam-haeng-si-reul ji-eo kheun ut-eum-eul ju-eot-da.

    At a class reunion, he wrote a witty three-line poem named after a friend and made everyone laugh.

  • 30
    새롭다

    Sae-rop-da

    It's new

    오랜 시간이 흐른 뒤 다시 찾은 모교 교정은 감회가 새롭기만 했다.

    O-raen si-gan-i heu-reun dwi da-si chat-eun mo-gyo gyo-jeong-eun gam-hoe-ga sae-rop-gi-man haet-da.

    Returning to the campus of my alma mater after a long time was a new experience.

  • 31
    생

    Saeng

    raw

    싱싱한 생선회를 생으로 간장에 찍어 먹으니 바다의 향기가 전해졌다.

    Sing-sing-han saeng-seon-hoe-reul saeng-eu-ro gan-jang-e jjik-eo meok-eu-ni ba-da-ui hyang-gi-ga jeon-hae-jyeot-da.

    As I ate fresh raw fish dipped in soy sauce, I could smell the scent of the sea.

  • 32
    서운하다

    Seo-un-ha-da

    I'm sad

    가장 친한 친구가 유학을 떠난다는 소식을 듣고 섭섭하고 서운한 마음이 들었다.

    Ga-jang chin-han chin-gu-ga yu-hak-eul tteo-nan-da-neun so-sik-eul deut-go seop-seop-ha-go seo-un-han ma-eum-i deul-eot-da.

    When I heard that my best friend was leaving to study abroad, I felt sad and disappointed.

  • 33
    세상이 참 좁다

    Se-sang-i cham job-da

    The world is so small

    해외 여행지에서 우연히 고등학교 동창을 마주치니 세상이 참 좁다고 느꼈다.

    Hae-oe yeo-haeng-ji-e-seo u-yeon-hi go-deung-hak-gyo dong-chang-eul ma-ju-chi-ni se-sang-i cham job-da-go neu-kkyeot-da.

    When I ran into a high school classmate while traveling abroad, I felt that the world was very small.

  • 34
    세월이 쏜살같다

    Se-wol-i sson-sal-gat-da

    Time flies by

    입학한 지가 엊그제 같은데 벌써 졸업이라니 세월이 쏜살같다.

    Ip-hak-han ji-ga eot-geu-je gat-eun-de beol-sseo jol-eop-i-ra-ni se-wol-i sson-sal-gat-da.

    It seems like only yesterday that I entered school, but now that I have graduated, time seems to fly by.

  • 35
    손꼽아 기다리다

    Son-kkob-a gi-da-ri-da

    look forward to

    군대에 간 남자친구의 첫 휴가 날을 달력에 표시해 두고 손꼽아 기다렸다.

    Gun-dae-e gan nam-ja-chin-gu-ui cheot hyu-ga nal-eul dal-ryeok-e phyo-si-hae du-go son-kkob-a gi-da-ryeot-da.

    I marked my boyfriend's first vacation day in the military on the calendar and looked forward to it.

  • 36
    식사권

    Sik-sa-gwon

    Meal ticket

    이벤트 추첨에서 고급 호텔 뷔페 식사권에 당첨되어 가족들과 외식을 했다.

    I-ben-theu chu-cheom-e-seo go-geup ho-thel bwi-phe sik-sa-gwon-e dang-cheom-doe-eo ga-jok-deul-gwa oe-sik-eul haet-da.

    I won a meal voucher at a luxury hotel buffet in an event lottery and went out to eat with my family.

  • 37
    쓸쓸하다

    Sseul-sseul-ha-da

    lonely

    친한 친구들이 모두 귀국하고 홀로 남은 기숙사 방은 몹시 쓸쓸했다.

    Chin-han chin-gu-deul-i mo-du gwi-guk-ha-go hol-ro nam-eun gi-suk-sa bang-eun mop-si sseul-sseul-haet-da.

    All my close friends had returned home, and I was left alone in my dorm room, feeling very lonely.

  • 38
    씩씩하다

    Ssik-ssik-ha-da

    brave

    입영 훈련소로 들어가는 청년들은 씩씩한 걸음걸이로 부모님께 경례를 올렸다.

    Ip-yeong hun-ryeon-so-ro deul-eo-ga-neun cheong-nyeon-deul-eun ssik-ssik-han geol-eum-geol-i-ro bu-mo-nim-kke gyeong-rye-reul ol-ryeot-da.

    Young men entering the enlistment training center saluted their parents with brisk steps.

  • 39
    아쉬움

    A-swi-um

    Regret

    송별회 자리가 끝날 무렵 친구들은 진한 아쉬움을 안고 서로를 꼭 끌어안았다.

    Song-byeol-hoe ja-ri-ga kkeut-nal mu-ryeop chin-gu-deul-eun jin-han a-swi-um-eul an-go seo-ro-reul kkok kkeul-eo-an-at-da.

    At the end of the farewell party, the friends hugged each other tightly with deep regret.

  • 40
    앞서다

    Ap-seo-da

    ahead

    새로운 도전을 앞두고 설레는 기대감이 두려움보다 한발 앞섰다.

    Sae-ro-un do-jeon-eul ap-du-go seol-re-neun gi-dae-gam-i du-ryeo-um-bo-da han-bal ap-seot-da.

    Exciting anticipation ahead of a new challenge is one step ahead of fear.

  • 41
    애를 쓰다

    Ae-reul sseu-da

    make an effort

    오해로 멀어진 친구와의 관계를 회복하기 위해 백방으로 애를 썼다.

    O-hae-ro meol-eo-jin chin-gu-wa-ui gwan-gye-reul hoe-bok-ha-gi wi-hae baek-bang-eu-ro ae-reul sseot-da.

    I tried my best to restore the relationship with my friend who had become distant due to a misunderstanding.

  • 42
    열중하다

    Yeol-jung-ha-da

    be absorbed

    도서관에서 시험공부에 열중하느라 시간 가는 줄도 몰랐다.

    Do-seo-gwan-e-seo si-heom-gong-bu-e yeol-jung-ha-neu-ra si-gan ga-neun jul-do mol-rat-da.

    I was so absorbed in studying for the test at the library that I didn't even notice the time passing.

  • 43
    열차

    Yeol-cha

    train

    플랫폼에 고향으로 향하는 마지막 열차가 기적 소리를 울리며 진입했다.

    Pheu-raet-phom-e go-hyang-eu-ro hyang-ha-neun ma-ji-mak yeol-cha-ga gi-jeok so-ri-reul ul-ri-myeo jin-ip-haet-da.

    The last train heading home entered the platform with its whistle sounding.

  • 44
    영화 관람권

    Yeong-hwa gwan-ram-gwon

    movie ticket

    퀴즈 이벤트 당첨 선물로 최신 영화 관람권 두 장을 받았다.

    Khwi-jeu i-ben-theu dang-cheom seon-mul-ro choe-sin yeong-hwa gwan-ram-gwon du jang-eul bat-at-da.

    As a gift for winning the quiz event, I received two tickets to see the latest movie.

  • 45
    예전 그대로이다

    Ye-jeon geu-dae-ro-i-da

    It's the same as before

    10년 만에 찾은 고향 마을 골목길은 어릴 적 예전 그대로였다.

    Sim-nyeon man-e chat-eun go-hyang ma-eul gol-mok-gil-eun eo-ril jeok ye-jeon geu-dae-ro-yeot-da.

    The alleys of my hometown village, which I visited for the first time in 10 years, were the same as when I was a child.

  • 46
    예전만 못하다

    Ye-jeon-man mot-ha-da

    It's not as good as it used to be

    나이가 들면서 체력이 예전만 못해 쉽게 피로를 느낀다.

    Na-i-ga deul-myeon-seo che-ryeok-i ye-jeon-man mot-hae swip-ge phi-ro-reul neu-kkin-da.

    As you get older, your physical strength is not as strong as it used to be, so you feel tired easily.

  • 47
    온

    On

    on

    친구의 합격 소식에 온 가족이 한자리에 모여 기쁨을 나누었다.

    Chin-gu-ui hap-gyeok so-sik-e on ga-jok-i han-ja-ri-e mo-yeo gi-ppeum-eul na-nu-eot-da.

    The whole family gathered together and shared joy upon hearing the news that their friend passed the exam.

  • 48
    옷깃만 스쳐도 인연이다

    Ot-git-man seu-chyeo-do in-yeon-i-da

    Even if you just pass by the collar, it’s a connection.

    우연한 만남이라도 옷깃만 스쳐도 인연이라는데 소중히 여겨야겠다.

    U-yeon-han man-nam-i-ra-do ot-git-man seu-chyeo-do in-yeon-i-ra-neun-de so-jung-hi yeo-gyeo-ya-get-da.

    They say that even if it's a chance encounter or just a glance of our clothes, it's a connection and we should cherish it.

  • 49
    이등병

    I-deung-byeong

    private

    갓 입대한 이등병은 긴장된 표정으로 첫 점호에 임했다.

    Gat ip-dae-han i-deung-byeong-eun gin-jang-doen phyo-jeong-eu-ro cheot jeom-ho-e im-haet-da.

    The newly enlisted private went to his first roll call with a nervous expression.

  • 50
    이벤트

    I-ben-theu

    event

    백화점 개점 기념 이벤트에 참여하여 푸짐한 사은품을 받았다.

    Baek-hwa-jeom gae-jeom gi-nyeom i-ben-theu-e cham-yeo-ha-yeo phu-jim-han sa-eun-phum-eul bat-at-da.

    I participated in an event commemorating the opening of the department store and received generous gifts.

  • 51
    작곡

    Jak-gok

    composition

    그 음악가는 친구와의 이별을 소재로 애절한 멜로디의 곡을 작곡했다.

    Geu eum-ak-ga-neun chin-gu-wa-ui i-byeol-eul so-jae-ro ae-jeol-han mel-ro-di-ui gok-eul jak-gok-haet-da.

    The musician composed a song with a sad melody about parting with a friend.

  • 52
    작사

    Jak-sa

    Lyrics

    가슴에 와닿는 아름다운 시구를 노랫말로 다듬어 작사했다.

    Ga-seum-e wa-dah-neun a-reum-da-un si-gu-reul no-raet-mal-ro da-deum-eo jak-sa-haet-da.

    I wrote the lyrics by refining beautiful verses that touched my heart into lyrics.

  • 53
    좋은 추억으로 남다

    Joh-eun chu-eok-eu-ro nam-da

    remain as a good memory

    비록 힘든 여정이었지만 함께했던 시간들은 모두 좋은 추억으로 남았다.

    Bi-rok him-deun yeo-jeong-i-eot-ji-man ham-kke-haet-deon si-gan-deul-eun mo-du joh-eun chu-eok-eu-ro nam-at-da.

    Although it was a difficult journey, the times we spent together remained as good memories.

  • 54
    중간에

    Jung-gan-e

    in the middle

    이야기를 나누던 중간에 전화가 와서 대화가 잠시 끊어졌다.

    I-ya-gi-reul na-nu-deon jung-gan-e jeon-hwa-ga wa-seo dae-hwa-ga jam-si kkeun-eo-jyeot-da.

    In the middle of our conversation, a phone call came and the conversation was interrupted for a moment.

  • 55
    짓다

    Jit-da

    build

    오랜만에 친구를 보자 얼굴에 환한 미소를 지었다.

    O-raen-man-e chin-gu-reul bo-ja eol-gul-e hwan-han mi-so-reul ji-eot-da.

    When I saw my friend after a long time, I had a bright smile on my face.

  • 56
    처음 만난 게 엊그제 같다

    Cheo-eum man-nan ge eot-geu-je gat-da

    It seems like it was just yesterday that we first met

    벌써 우리가 함께한 지 5년이라니, 처음 만난 게 엊그제 같다.

    Beol-sseo u-ri-ga ham-kke-han ji o-nyeon-i-ra-ni, cheo-eum man-nan ge eot-geu-je gat-da.

    It's already been 5 years since we were together, it feels like it was just yesterday that we first met.

  • 57
    최우수

    Choe-u-su

    Best

    동창회 백일장에서 뛰어난 문장력을 발휘해 최우수 상을 받았다.

    Dong-chang-hoe baek-il-jang-e-seo ttwui-eo-nan mun-jang-ryeok-eul bal-hwi-hae choe-u-su sang-eul bat-at-da.

    He received the grand prize at the alumni association essay contest for his excellent writing skills.

  • 58
    치우다

    Chi-u-da

    clean up

    손님들이 떠난 후 식탁 위의 그릇들을 말끔히 치웠다.

    Son-nim-deul-i tteo-nan hu sik-thak wi-ui geu-reut-deul-eul mal-kkeum-hi chi-wot-da.

    After the guests left, the dishes on the table were cleaned up.

  • 59
    큰절

    Kkeun-jeol

    bow loudly

    군 입대를 앞두고 부모님께 무릎을 꿇고 정성껏 큰절을 올렸다.

    Gun ip-dae-reul ap-du-go bu-mo-nim-kke mu-reup-eul kkwul-ko jeong-seong-kkeot kkeun-jeol-eul ol-ryeot-da.

    Before enlisting in the military, I knelt down and bowed deeply to my parents.

  • 60
    포기

    Pho-gi

    give up

    어려운 상황에서도 끝까지 포기하지 않고 우정을 지켜 나갔다.

    Eo-ryeo-un sang-hwang-e-seo-do kkeut-kka-ji pho-gi-ha-ji anh-go u-jeong-eul ji-khyeo na-gat-da.

    Even in difficult situations, we did not give up and maintained our friendship until the end.

  • 61
    포기하다

    Pho-gi-ha-da

    give up

    먼 거리 때문에 만남을 포기하지 않고 정기적으로 연락을 이어갔다.

    Meon geo-ri ttae-mun-e man-nam-eul pho-gi-ha-ji anh-go jeong-gi-jeok-eu-ro yeon-rak-eul i-eo-gat-da.

    We did not give up meeting because of the long distance and continued to keep in touch regularly.

  • 62
    풀

    Phul

    grass

    바람에 흔들리는 풀잎 사이로 옛 친구와 걷던 오솔길이 펼쳐졌다.

    Ba-ram-e heun-deul-ri-neun phul-ip sa-i-ro yet chin-gu-wa geot-deon o-sol-gil-i phyeol-chyeo-jyeot-da.

    The path I walked with my old friend unfolded between the blades of grass swaying in the wind.

  • 63
    하긴

    Ha-gin

    Actually

    하긴 그 친구도 바쁜 직장 생활 때문에 연락하기 힘들었을 것이다.

    Ha-gin geu chin-gu-do ba-ppeun jik-jang saeng-hwal ttae-mun-e yeon-rak-ha-gi him-deul-eot-seul geos-i-da.

    Actually, it must have been difficult to contact that friend because of his busy work life.

  • 64
    하나도 안 변하다

    Ha-na-do an byeon-ha-da

    Nothing changes

    10년 만에 다시 만났는데도 목소리와 웃는 모습이 하나도 안 변했다.

    Sim-nyeon man-e da-si man-nat-neun-de-do mok-so-ri-wa ut-neun mo-seup-i ha-na-do an byeon-haet-da.

    Even though we met again after 10 years, his voice and smile had not changed at all.

  • 65
    한여름

    Han-yeo-reum

    midsummer

    뜨거운 햇볕이 내리쬐는 한여름에 시원한 바닷가에서 추억을 쌓았다.

    Tteu-geo-un haet-byeot-i nae-ri-jjoe-neun han-yeo-reum-e si-won-han ba-dat-ga-e-seo chu-eok-eul ssa-at-da.

    We made memories at the cool beach in the middle of summer under the hot sun.

  • 66
    허가

    Heo-ga

    permission

    동창 모임을 열기 위해 공원 관리소로부터 야외 행사 허가를 받았다.

    Dong-chang mo-im-eul yeol-gi wi-hae gong-won gwan-ri-so-ro-bu-theo ya-oe haeng-sa heo-ga-reul bat-at-da.

    To hold the alumni gathering, an outdoor event permit was obtained from the park service.

  • 67
    허전하다

    Heo-jeon-ha-da

    empty

    룸메이트가 고향으로 돌아가자 텅 빈 방 안이 몹시 허전하게 느껴졌다.

    Rum-me-i-theu-ga go-hyang-eu-ro dol-a-ga-ja theong bin bang an-i mop-si heo-jeon-ha-ge neu-kkyeo-jyeot-da.

    When my roommate returned to his hometown, the empty room felt very empty.

  • 68
    헤매다

    He-mae-da

    wander

    처음 가본 낯선 도시 골목길에서 약속 장소를 찾느라 한참을 헤맸다.

    Cheo-eum ga-bon nat-seon do-si gol-mok-gil-e-seo yak-sok jang-so-reul chat-neu-ra han-cham-eul he-maet-da.

    I wandered for a long time looking for a meeting place in the alleys of an unfamiliar city I had never been to before.

  • 69
    훈련소

    Hun-ryeon-so

    training school

    논산 훈련소 정문 앞에서 아들을 배웅하며 부모님은 눈시울을 붉혔다.

    Non-san hun-ryeon-so jeong-mun ap-e-seo a-deul-eul bae-ung-ha-myeo bu-mo-nim-eun nun-si-ul-eul bulk-hyeot-da.

    The parents had tears in their eyes as they saw their son off in front of the main gate of Nonsan Training Center.

  • 70
    훈련을 받다

    Hun-ryeon-eul bat-da

    receive training

    청년들은 훈련소에서 혹독한 사격과 행군 훈련을 씩씩하게 받았다.

    Cheong-nyeon-deul-eun hun-ryeon-so-e-seo hok-dok-han sa-gyeok-gwa haeng-gun hun-ryeon-eul ssik-ssik-ha-ge bat-at-da.

    The young men bravely underwent rigorous shooting and marching training at the training center.