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No. 16,375 in Korean

비타민을

"비타민을" means "vitamins" as the object of a sentence.

In a sentence

  • 나는 건강을 위해 비타민을 매일 먹습니다.

    I take vitamins every day for my health.

    In this sentence, '비타민을' is used as the direct object of the verb '먹습니다' (to eat/take). It specifies what is being consumed.

  • 비타민을 충분히 섭취하는 것이 중요합니다.

    It is important to consume sufficient vitamins.

    Here, '비타민을' functions as the object of the action implied by the verb '섭취하는' (consuming). It emphasizes the adequacy of vitamin intake.

  • 나는 아침마다 비타민을 준비해 두어요.

    I prepare vitamins every morning.

    In this case, '비타민을' is the object of the verb '준비해 두어요' (prepare). It indicates what is being prepared for use.

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