No. 13,260 in Korean
들고가
"들고가" means "to carry and go" or "take and go."
In a sentence
우산을 들고가 비를 피했다.
I carried an umbrella and avoided the rain.
Here, '들고가' indicates carrying an item (the umbrella) in one's possession while moving.
시계를 들고가 고치러 갔다.
He took the clock and went to repair it.
In this sentence, '들고가' refers to taking the clock physically to another location for repair.
책을 들고가 그에게 보여줬다.
I carried the book and showed it to him.
Here, '들고가' highlights the action of carrying the book while moving towards someone to present it.
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