No. 15,450 in Korean
벗은
"벗은" means "undressed" or "bare" in English.
In a sentence
나무가 벗은 잎은 겨울을 지나 새로 돋는다.
The leaves shed by the tree grow anew after winter.
In this sentence, '벗은' modifies '잎', indicating leaves that have been shed by the tree, emphasizing the completion of the shedding action.
비로소 그는 벗은 마음으로 진심을 나누었다.
Finally, he shared his sincerity with an open and unburdened mind.
Here, '벗은 마음' describes a figurative state where he has removed burdens or barriers, symbolizing openness and honesty.
그는 겉옷을 벗은 채 운동을 시작했다.
He started exercising after removing his outer garment.
'벗은' is used literally to indicate the physical act of removing outer clothing before starting exercise.
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