넘어오다

neomeooda · [너머오다]

come over · come across · be handed over · be transferred

verbIntermediate

Meanings

  1. come over; come acrossFor something standing to lean toward the side of a speaker.
  2. be handed over; be transferredFor a person, thing, rights, task, etc., to be handed over to the side of a speaker.
  3. be at the turn ofFor a certain moment or turn in order to become closer to the present.
  4. be deceived; be cheatedBy deceit or trickery for a person's heart to be turned to the side of a speaker.
  5. come up; throw up; riseFor food that has been eaten to come back out, or for words or emotions to come out through the throat.
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  1. go over; pass overTo come over or around a high place.
  2. cross; transcendTo come over or across a boundary.

Examples from Lessons (3)

그런데 조선으로 넘어오면서 왜 백자로 바뀐 건가요?

But why did it change to white porcelain when it shifted to the Joseon era?

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That's right, but when it shifts to a modern drama, greetings become much freer and capture personal emotions.

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목조 건축으로 넘어오면 배흘림기둥과 공포 양식이 가장 중요한 분석 대상이 됩니다.

Moving on to wooden architecture, the 'entasis' (baeheullim) columns and the bracket system (gongpo) become the most important subjects of analysis.

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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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