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No. 11,563 in Korean

나아가지

"나아가지" means "to advance" or "to move forward."

In a sentence

  • 우리는 계속 목표를 향해 나아가지 않고 멈춰 있으면 안 돼요.

    We must not remain stationary but keep moving forward toward our goals.

    In this sentence, '나아가지' is used to signify the action of progressing or moving forward toward a goal, emphasizing the necessity of consistent effort.

  • 프로젝트는 원활히 잘 나아가지 않고 문제가 생겼어요.

    The project is not progressing smoothly, and issues have arisen.

    Here, '나아가지' conveys the idea of a project or situation making progress or advancing, with the context highlighting a lack of progression.

  • 너의 행동이 상황을 나아가지 않게 하고 있어.

    Your actions are preventing the situation from improving.

    In this context, '나아가지' refers to the worsening or advancement of a situation, showing how external actions can inhibit improvement.

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