달다

dalda · [달다]

sweet · delicious · tasty · satisfactory

adjectiveverbBeginner

Meanings

달다 · adjective · Beginner

  1. sweetTasting like honey or sugar.
  2. delicious; tastyDelicious in a way that stimulates one's appetite and makes one want to try the dish.
  3. satisfactorySatisfactory in a way that pleases one.
  4. deservingAccepting something as being deserved.

달ː다 · verb · Intermediate

  1. request; ask forFor the listener to get the speaker to have or enjoy something.

달다 · verb · Intermediate

  1. hang; stick; fastenTo hang, stick, or fasten an object to something.
  2. installTo install a device or machine.
  3. addTo add an explanation, condition, etc., to a writing or speech.
  4. nameTo give a name or title.
  5. recordTo write in an account book.
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  1. attach; linkTo join objects in order for them to be connected.
  2. bring alongTo make someone follow another person when going or coming to a place.
  3. be constantly sickTo constantly have minor illnesses and frequently be sick.
Other Words Spelled the Same (3)

달다 · verb · Advanced

  1. weigh; measureTo figure out the weight of something with a balance.

달ː다 · verb

  1. heat up; become red-hotFor an uninflammable thing such as metal and stone to be heated and become very hot.
  2. blush; flushFor one's face to become hot because one has a fever, or is excited or shy.
  3. be impatient; fretTo feel nervous and anxious because one is concerned about something.

달ː다 · auxiliary verb

  1. An auxiliary verb indicating that the listener does an action meaning the preceding statement for the speaker.

Examples from Lessons (3)

I will have it made with low-fat milk.

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What kind of comments do you usually leave on lives?

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Cake and ice cream are very sweet.

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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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