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No. 8,198 in Korean

jerde

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  • 그는 발에 물집이 생겨서 걸을 때 조심해야 해요.

    He has blisters on his feet, so he needs to be cautious when walking.

    The word '물집' refers to a blister or bubble on the skin or surface, showcasing the cause of difficulty in walking, which links to 'jerde' as an analogous discomfort.

  • 저는 어제 저녁에 너무 배가 불러서 그릇에 남겨진 음식을 먹을 수 없었어요.

    Last night, I was too full to eat the food remaining in the dish.

    Here, '그릇' points to the dish, illustrating an action involving the inability to eat, potentially showing how 'jerde' would fit as an improper translation or stand-in for a verb related to discomfort.

  • 어린 시절에 자주 들었던 그 노래는 항상 저를 행복하게 만들어요.

    The song I often heard during my childhood always makes me happy.

    This sentence uses '들었던' emphasizing auditory experiences, indirectly relating to 'jerde' if considering its associative use in capturing moments of emotion through stimuli.

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