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No. 7,857 in Korean

혀를

"혀를" means "tongue" in English.

In a sentence

  • 그는 혀를 길게 내밀며 장난을 쳤다.

    He stuck his tongue out long and joked around.

    In this sentence, "혀를" refers to the tongue, part of the human body, used in the action of sticking it out.

  • 나는 너무 매운 음식을 먹어서 혀를 깔았다.

    I ate such spicy food that it felt like my tongue was laid flat.

    Here, "혀를" represents the tongue and is used metaphorically to convey its reaction to spicy food.

  • 그는 놀라운 소식에 혀를 내둘렀다.

    He was amazed at the news and clicked his tongue in astonishment.

    In this case, "혀를" symbolizes the tongue movement expressing astonishment or frustration.

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