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No. 15,017 in Korean

발길을

"발길을" means "footsteps" or "the act of walking/moving."

In a sentence

  • 나는 아름다운 정원으로 발길을 돌렸다.

    I turned my steps towards the beautiful garden.

    The word '발길을' is used to indicate physical movement or changing direction towards a location or destination.

  • 그곳은 너무 위험해서 누구도 발길을 옮기지 않았다.

    That place was too dangerous, so no one stepped towards it.

    Here, '발길을' is used metaphorically to mean taking steps or approaching a location or situation.

  • 빈터에 발길을 멈추고 하늘을 올려다보았다.

    Stopping my steps in the open field, I looked up at the sky.

    In this instance, '발길을' signifies the act of stopping one's physical movement or progress.

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