No. 18,954 in Korean
쏠린
"쏠린" means "leaning" or "focused toward" in English.
In a sentence
그의 시선이 나에게 쏠린 것을 느꼈다.
I felt his gaze focused on me.
In this sentence, "쏠린" is used as a descriptive form of the verb "쏠리다", which means "to lean, slant, or focus." It describes the state of his gaze being directed towards the speaker.
학생들의 관심이 그 주제에 쏠린 듯했다.
The students' attention seemed focused on that topic.
Here, "쏠린" indicates the state of interest or attention being directed towards a particular subject or topic, derived from "쏠리다".
아이들의 눈이 케이크에 쏠린 것을 보고 웃었다.
Seeing the children's eyes fixed on the cake made me smile.
In this example, "쏠린" describes the direction of the eyes or gaze of the children being captivated by the cake.
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