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No. 14,997 in Korean

발걸음을

The Korean word "발걸음을" translates to "steps" or "footsteps" in English.

In a sentence

  • 그는 산책 중에 발걸음을 멈추고 경치를 감상했다.

    He stopped his steps during the walk and admired the scenery.

    In this sentence, '발걸음을' is used to indicate the literal act of pausing one's steps, emphasizing the physical action during movement.

  • 발걸음을 재촉하며 버스에 가까이 갔다.

    She quickened her steps as she approached the bus.

    Here, '발걸음을' is used to modify the speed of walking, illustrating an action related to urgency or haste.

  • 새로운 목표를 향해 발걸음을 내딛었다.

    I took a step forward toward a new goal.

    In this example, '발걸음을' symbolizes initiating or pursuing one's ambitions, metaphorically representing progress or change.

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