Meanings
- shake; trembleFor something to be shaken repeatedly and fast in a narrow range.
- pinch a penny; be cheap; be a miserTo be very stingy and afraid of spending money.
- tremble; shudder; shiverTo feel cold or very scared.
- trembleTo shake a part of one's body or whole body, fast and repeatedly.
- shakeFor one's voice to vibrate more than usual.
- act recklesslyTo repeat a certain act lightly and carelessly.
Other Words Spelled the Same (1)
떨ː다 · verb
- shake offTo beat or shake off something that has been hung or stuck.
- use up; spend allTo use up all the money or goods.
- stop thinkingTo get rid of a thought or feeling.
- sell out; buy allTo sell out all the leftovers or buy them.
Examples from Lessons (3)
They are meeting after a long time and chatting comfortably.
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Don't forget that it's important to properly convey the trembling in your lines.
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Yes, please bring them all at once since we'll be chatting while we eat.
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