No. 8,367 in Korean
shave
The Korean word for "shave" is 면도하다 (myeondohada), which means "to remove hair using a razor."
In a sentence
그는 아침마다 면도를 합니다.
He shaves every morning.
Here, '면도' refers to the act of shaving facial hair using a razor.
잔디를 깎는 기계를 사용하여 잔디를 깎았어요.
I mowed the lawn using a lawn mower.
In this sentence, '깎다' can mean to shave or cut, used metaphorically to describe mowing the lawn.
가위로 종이의 모서리를 다듬어 깎았어요.
I trimmed the edges of the paper with scissors.
'깎다' is used here to mean trimming or shaving down the edges using scissors.
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