Kamus Bahasa Korea

struggle; writhe; struggle; strain; For a small living thing to move its or his/her limbs continuously while hanging from something or squatting down.; (figurative) To make an effort in order to get out of a difficult situation and achieve something.

saliva; Liquid formed in the mouth to help with digestion and keep the inside of the mouth from becoming dry.

difference; gap; difference; Degree of distinctness among two or more things.; The result of the subtraction of one number or formula from another.

Summer Olympics; International Olympic Games held every four years in the summer or fall. Competitions are held focusing on summer sports such as track, field, swimming and so on.

other companies; Companies that are not one's own company.

sunshade; A cover that is used to block the sun.

yes; pros; approval; F mark; the lowest grade; be allowed; An expression indicating one's agreement when voting for a certain proposal, as in a meeting.

bundle; skein; tarae; A mass of yarn, twine, etc., which has been coiled in a lump.; bundle: A unit to count round masses of coiled yarn, twine, etc.

overcoming; breaking through; An act of resolving a difficult problem and finding a solution.

downward trend; downturn; The tendency in which price, etc., goes down.

lower tier; lower part; bottom; The lower tier of something that consists of several tiers like drawers or bookshelves.; The lower part in a piece of writing or page.

returning home from school; The act of coming back home from school after finishing class.

being owner-driven; The owner of a car driving his/her own car.

marujang; marutjang; floorboard: A flat, clear-cut board laid on the floor.

pin cushion; hot seat; bed of nails; bed of thorns; (archaic) A thing designed to insert needles by putting cotton or hair into cloth.; (figurative) The state in which one has to deal with a very uncomfortable person or situation.

sluggish; gentle; A movement being slow.; A slope being not sharp.

badly off; needy; cramp; narrow and close; narrow-minded; bigoted; awkward

impudent; shameless; Being impudent, lacking a sense of shame.

handcart; A small cart with two wheels that a person pushes or pulls.

be destroyed; be shredded; be broken; be renounced; be quashed; be reversed; To be broken, torn, and thrown away.

scout; The act of finding and recruiting a person with outstanding talents.; Boys Scouts and Girl Scouts, which are international educational training organizations.

send; dispatch; To send someone to a certain place with a mission or task.

any; at all; bit; An adverb used to mean "any," "at all," or a "bit."

substantial; solid; Something being filled thoroughly.