No. 870 in Korean
눈길을
"눈길을" means "a glance" or "attention."
In a sentence
그녀의 아름다운 미소가 많은 이들의 눈길을 끌었다.
Her beautiful smile drew many people's attention.
This shows the usage of '눈길을 끌다', meaning 'to draw someone's attention', highlighting the focus on the subject's action.
그는 낯선 풍경에 눈길을 멈췄다.
He stopped his gaze on the unfamiliar scenery.
Here '눈길을 멈추다' is used, which means 'to halt one's attention or gaze', emphasizing observation.
아이의 그림에는 누구든 눈길을 두게 된다.
Anyone is drawn to the child's drawing.
The phrase '눈길을 두다', meaning 'to direct one's gaze or attention', is used to describe noticing something.
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