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No. 5,126 in Korean

넘어가면

"넘어가면" means "if (something/someone) goes over" or "if (something/someone) crosses."

In a sentence

  • 시간을 지나가다 보면 어느새 시간을 넘어가면 새로운 경험이 기다리고 있다.

    As you pass the time, if you overcome it, new experiences await.

    Here, "넘어가면" implies transitioning or overcoming a stage or period in time.

  • 강을 넘어가면 작은 마을이 나온다.

    If you cross the river, you will find a small village.

    Here, "넘어가면" indicates physically crossing or going over something like a river.

  • 지나친 논쟁을 넘어가면 대화가 더 생산적으로 된다.

    If you move past excessive arguments, conversations become more productive.

    In this context, "넘어가면" suggests moving past or surpassing excessive disputes for a better outcome.

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