No. 2,733 in Korean
얼굴을
"얼굴을" translates to "face" (as a grammatical object) in English.
In a sentence
그는 친구들을 보고 얼굴을 펴고 웃었다.
He saw his friends and brightened up his face with a smile.
Here, '얼굴을' refers to 'face,' and the phrase '얼굴을 펴다' is an idiomatic expression meaning to brighten up one's face or mood.
나는 그의 얼굴을 자세히 살펴보았다.
I closely examined his face.
In this sentence, '얼굴을' simply refers to 'face' as the object of the verb 'to examine'.
그녀는 자주 거울 앞에서 자신의 얼굴을 본다.
She often looks at her face in front of the mirror.
Here, '얼굴을' also refers to 'face,' and it is the object of the action 'to look at.'
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