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No. 17,844 in Korean

손바닥을

"손바닥을" means "the palm of the hand."

In a sentence

  • 손바닥을 펴고 하늘을 보았다.

    I opened my palm and looked at the sky.

    In this sentence, '손바닥을' refers to the action of opening and presenting one's palm. It conveys the idea of physically interacting with the environment.

  • 그는 손바닥을 부딪쳐 박수를 쳤다.

    He clapped his palms together to applaud.

    Here, '손바닥을' describes the action of clapping, literally involving the palms as part of the action of applause.

  • 아이들은 손바닥을 사용해 모래성을 만들었다.

    The children used their palms to build a sandcastle.

    In this context, '손바닥을' is used to describe using one's palms as tools in a constructive activity, emphasizing the practical use of the palms in a creative task.

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