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족대기다
[ jokdaegida ]
(볶아치다) hurry[urge, compel, force, constrain, press] ((a person)) to do (a thing)

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하인들을 족대기어 일을 시키다
【haindeureul jokdaegieo ireul sikida】
force servants to work
다독대다
【dadokttaeda】
gather and press
동대다
【dongdaeda】
조리를 make consistent [coherent]; make reasonable [logical, plausible].
방내다
【bangnaeda】
ruin one's fortune; lose one's property; sweep[muddle] away one's fortune; go[run] through one's fortune.
등달다
【deungdalda】
get all hot and bothered; get hot under the collar; stew; be in a stew; be irritated [impatient]; be upset.
배다
【baeda】
bear; conceive; get pregnant
수세다
【suseda】
be good at; be a strong player; be a skilled hand.
부프다
【bupeuda】
(물건이) (be) bulky, voluminous
박타다
【baktada】
(박을) split a gourd in two, saw a gourd in half
살치다
【salchida】
cross[X, mark] out, cancel, void
자리다
【jarida】
be numbed
다부닐다
【dabunilda】
come together in a friendly way, fraternize, socialize, get together
기대다
【gidaeda】
base
다조지다
【dajojida】
exercise strict control over, make a double-sure, urge[press] in haste
다대하다
【dadaehada】
(be) much, great, heavy, considerable, a great deal of, numerous, huge, serious
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족대기다 / jokdaegida /
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(볶아치다) hurry[urge, compel, force, constrain, press] ((a person)) to do (a thing)

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하인들을 족대기어 일을 시키다

force servants to work

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Insist, (우겨대다) persist in (one's opinion), force (one's idea)

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