벗다

beotda · [벋따]

take off · put down · unburden · slip off

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. take offTo have an object, clothes, etc., taken off one's body.
  2. take off; put down; unburdenTo have the bag, luggage, etc., that has been put over one's back taken off one's body.
  3. slip off; changeFor an animal to change into new slough, skin, hair, etc.
  4. free oneself fromTo become free from one's duty, obligations, job title, etc.
  5. be cleared ofTo be freed from false accusation or misunderstanding.
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  1. not hateTo eliminate hatred, distrust, etc.
  2. free oneself fromTo not bear a difficult position or situation, painful state, etc.
  3. get rid ofTo correct and get rid of an immature attitude, bad habit, etc.
  4. resign(figurative) To resign from a position or job title.

Examples from Lessons (3)

Yes, you should take off your coat and leave it here.

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Upon entering the entryway, the first thing you must do is take off your shoes and arrange them neatly.

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It is a paradox where one wears a mask again to take off a mask.

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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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