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No. 16,473 in Korean

빼닮았다고

"빼닮았다고" means "said to look exactly alike" or "said to resemble closely."

In a sentence

  • 그녀는 아버지를 빼닮았다고 모두가 말해요.

    Everyone says she resembles her father very much.

    In this sentence, '빼닮았다고' is used to express that someone strongly resembles another person, emphasizing the striking similarity.

  • 이 그림은 실제 풍경을 빼닮았다고 칭송받았어.

    This painting was praised for closely resembling the actual scenery.

    Here, '빼닮았다고' indicates that the painting has a strong resemblance to the real scenery, showcasing its accuracy in representation.

  • 고양이의 행동이 주인의 방식을 빼닮았다고 놀랐어요.

    I was surprised to see the cat's behavior remarkably resemble its owner's mannerisms.

    In this context, '빼닮았다고' describes how the cat's actions are strikingly similar to its owner's, perhaps in a humorous or surprising way.

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