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사랑
사랑과 아픔 그 단어 사이
sa-rang
Love
Between love and pain, those words
A profound and caring affection towards someone or something.
아픔
사랑과 아픔 그 단어 사이
a-peum
Pain
Between love and pain, those words
A feeling of physical or emotional pain or distress.
왜
[왜 너야 미쳐버릴 것 같아
wae
Why
I think I'm going crazy because of you
Used to express a question about the reason or purpose of something, often with a tone of surprise or confusion
너
[왜 너야 미쳐버릴 것 같아
neo
You
I think I'm going crazy because of you
A pronoun used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing
미치다
[왜 너야 미쳐버릴 것 같아
mi-chi-da
Go crazy
I think I'm going crazy because of you
To lose one's reason or sanity; to become extremely foolish or to act in a wild, irrational manner
대체
대체 뭐야 반해버린 것 같아
dae-che
What on earth
What is it, I think I've fallen for you.
Used to express wonder, frustration, or exasperation about the nature or identity of something, often equivalent to 'what in the world' or 'what on earth'
뭐
대체 뭐야 반해버린 것 같아
mwo
What
What is it, I think I've fallen for you.
A question word used to ask about the identity, nature, or value of an object or matter
반하다
대체 뭐야 반해버린 것 같아
ban-ha-da
Fall for
What is it, I think I've fallen for you.
To develop a romantic feeling or attraction for someone or something
것
대체 뭐야 반해버린 것 같아
geot
Thing
What is it, I think I've fallen for you.
A pronoun often used to refer to a thing previously mentioned or easily identified
같다
대체 뭐야 반해버린 것 같아
gat-da
Seem
What is it, I think I've fallen for you.
To feel or think in a particular way or to give an impression of being a certain way
하루
하루 종일 머릿속에 맴맴 돌아버려
ha-ru
All day
It's been spinning in my head all day.
A period of time consisting of twenty-four hours, typically from midnight to midnight
종일
하루 종일 머릿속에 맴맴 돌아버려
jong-il
Throughout the day
It's been spinning in my head all day.
Throughout the entire day without cessation
머릿속
하루 종일 머릿속에 맴맴 돌아버려
meo-rit-sok
In one's head
It's been spinning in my head all day.
The internal part of a person's mind or brain where thoughts and mental processes occur
맴맴
하루 종일 머릿속에 맴맴 돌아버려
maem-maem
Spinning around
It's been spinning in my head all day.
A continuous circling or swirling motion
돌다
하루 종일 머릿속에 맴맴 돌아버려
dol-da
To spin
It's been spinning in my head all day.
To move or cause to move in a circular path or orbit
물음표
물음표가 매일매일
mul-eum-pyo
Question mark
Question marks every day.
A punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to indicate a direct question
매일매일
물음표가 매일매일
mae-il-mae-il
Every day
Question marks every day.
Happening or occurring every day; daily
errday
'Cause I think about you errday
er-dei
Every day
'Cause I think about you every day
An informal or slang term for 'every day', often used to indicate something that occurs regularly or habitually
가시
가시 돋친 걸 알면서도 갖고 싶어 red rose
ga-shi
Thorn
Even knowing it has thorns, I still want the red rose.
A sharp, often pointed projection commonly found on plants, such as on the stem or leaf of a rose, which can cause pain or discomfort when touched
돋치다
가시 돋친 걸 알면서도 갖고 싶어 red rose
dot-chi-da
To be covered with
Even knowing it has thorns, I still want the red rose.
To become erect or to cause to stand up straight, typically used in reference to body parts such as hairs or quills when they are raised as a result of a stimulus
알다
가시 돋친 걸 알면서도 갖고 싶어 red rose
al-da
To know
Even knowing it has thorns, I still want the red rose.
To have knowledge of or be aware of something through observation, inquiry, or information
갖다
가시 돋친 걸 알면서도 갖고 싶어 red rose
gat-da
To have
Even knowing it has thorns, I still want the red rose.
To possess, hold, or have at one's disposal
싶다
가시 돋친 걸 알면서도 갖고 싶어 red rose
ship-da
To want
Even knowing it has thorns, I still want the red rose.
To desire, wish for, or want something
가시
가시 줄기엔 아름다운
ga-shi
Thorn
Thorns are beautiful on the stem.
A sharp, often pointed projection or outgrowth on a plant or animal that can cause discomfort or injury upon contact
줄기
가시 줄기엔 아름다운
jul-gi
Stem
Thorns are beautiful on the stem.
The main axis of a plant, often elongated, that supports the leaves, flowers, or fruit; the stem
아름다운
가시 줄기엔 아름다운
a-reum-da-un
Beautiful
Thorns are beautiful on the stem.
Having qualities that delight or appeal to the senses and often the mind; pleasing in appearance or aesthetic
장미
장미가 피는 법
jang-mi
Rose
The way roses bloom
A prickly bush or shrub that typically bears red, pink, yellow, or white fragrant flowers, native to north temperate regions. Numerous hybrids and cultivars have been developed and are widely grown as ornamentals.
피다
장미가 피는 법
pi-da
Bloom
The way roses bloom
To begin to grow or develop from a seed or spore into a mature form; to bloom or cause to bloom.
법
장미가 피는 법
beop
Method
The way roses bloom
A principle or rule established in a previous legal case that is either binding on or persuasive for a court or other tribunal when deciding subsequent cases with similar issues or facts.