걸리다

geollida · [걸리다]

hang · be locked · be fastened · be arranged

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. hangFor a certain object to be hung somewhere so as not to fall.
  2. be locked; be fastenedFor a door lock or handle to be fastened or a bar to be put across a door to keep the door from being open.
  3. be arranged; be preparedFor a caldron or pot to be made ready for use.
  4. be put; be insertedFor a tape, record, etc., to be inserted in a certain device.
  5. be sworn by; be laid downTo be sworn by one's name or for some conditions to be laid down.
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  1. to be started; to be set in motionFor a car, machine, device, etc., to start working.
  2. hangFor the sun or moon to hang in the sky.
  3. catch; contractTo fall ill.
  4. bother; be anxious; feel guiltyTo be unsatisfied with something and feel bad about it.
  5. be against; be contraryTo go against something.
  6. be offered; be bet; be stakedFor money, goods, etc., to be offered as security for a contract or bet.
  7. (a suit) be filed; be taken to courtFor a lawsuit to be filed against someone or for him/her to be put on trial.
  8. be put; fall underTo be put in a certain state.
  9. be risked; be betFor one's life, reputation, etc., to be risked as security.
  10. be telephonedFor a telephone call to be made.
  11. be ordered; be requestedFor something to be ordered or requested urgently.
  12. trip; stumbleFor one's leg, foot, etc., to be hit by something.
  13. be caughtTo be caught in the middle of doing something.
  14. be caught; be spotted; be involvedTo be involved in something or run into someone.
  15. be caught; be trappedTo be blocked or captured.
  16. takeTo take time.
Other Words Spelled the Same (1)

걸리다 · verb

  1. walkTo make someone walk.

Examples from Lessons (3)

So it takes quite a while to get to the office.

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팥빙수는 10분 정도 걸립니다.

The patbingsu will take about 10 minutes.

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Doing the work takes time.

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Grammar in These Examples

Korean definitions, pronunciations and learner levels are from the Basic Korean Dictionary (한국어기초사전) by the National Institute of Korean Language, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.

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