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No. 13,167 in Korean

두발을

"두발을" means "two feet" or "both feet" in English.

In a sentence

  • 두발을 이용하여 춤을 춰요.

    I dance using my pair of feet.

    In this sentence, '두발을' is used to refer specifically to the person's feet, emphasizing the means by which the action (dancing) is performed.

  • 두발을 땅에 딛고 일어섰다.

    I stood up by placing my two feet on the ground.

    Here, '두발을' stresses the physical act involving both feet touching and pushing off the ground to stand up.

  • 두발을 움직여서 앞으로 나아갑니다.

    I move forward by stepping with both feet.

    In this context, '두발을' highlights the action of stepping or locomotion using both feet.

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