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No. 3,031 in Korean

한계가

"한계가" means "limit" or "boundary."

In a sentence

  • 나는 내 한계가 무엇인지 알고 있어.

    I know what my limitations are.

    The word '한계가' here is used to indicate 'limitations' or 'bounds' associated with oneself, showing a noun form followed by the subject marker '가'.

  • 이번 프로젝트는 우리의 한계가 어디인지 시험해볼 것이다.

    This project will test where our limits lie.

    In this sentence, '한계가' denotes 'limits' or 'boundaries,' referring to the capacities of a group, marked as the subject of the verb '시험해볼 것이다' (will test).

  • 한계가 분명한 상황에서는 창의적인 해결책이 필요하다.

    In situations with apparent limitations, creative solutions are needed.

    Here, '한계가' again signifies 'limitations,' indicating a characteristic of a situation, emphasizing a context calling for innovative approaches.

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