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No. 7,343 in Korean

쫓기는

"Being chased" or "pursued."

In a sentence

  • 그는 경찰에게 쫓기는 도망자였다.

    He was a fugitive being chased by the police.

    Here, '쫓기는' is used as part of the adjective phrase describing the fugitive being chased by the police.

  • 쫓기는 시간을 무시하고 작업을 끝냈다.

    Ignoring the pressing time constraints, they completed the work.

    In this sentence, '쫓기는' describes the constrained or pressing time that was ignored in order to finish the task.

  • 저는 늘 쫓기는 마음으로 하루를 보냅니다.

    I spend my days with a constant feeling of being pursued.

    Here, '쫓기는' conveys a figurative expression, referring to the feeling of being pursued or stressed in one’s mind or heart.

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