붙다

butda · [붇따]

stick to · cling to · pass · catch (fire)

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. stick to; cling toFor something to adhere to something else and not come off easily.
  2. passTo pass an examination, etc.
  3. catch (fire); be ignitedFor fire to begin to spread.
  4. participateTo embark on or hold on to certain work.
  5. be joined; be coupledFor a facility to be attached to something.
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  1. be attached; be addedFor a condition, reason, excuse, etc., to be followed.
  2. stay long; do not leave one's postTo be somewhere constantly.
  3. be attachedTo be added to the main part of something.
  4. be tightFor clothes to be very tight.
  5. keep close toFor objects or people to be close to each other.
  6. sponge off; mooch offTo depend on others for one's living.
  7. attend on; wait on; go along withTo take care of or follow someone right next to him/her.
  8. joinTo participate in work, a game, group, etc.
  9. go over to; attach oneself toTo follow someone closely.
  10. be possessed with; be haunted byFor a ghost, etc., to inhabit a person, place, etc.
  11. increase; improveFor one's skill, etc., to grow or be created.
  12. addFor something to be added or created.
  13. be maintainedFor one's life to continue.
  14. be namedFor a new name, reputation, etc., to be given.
  15. follow(slang) For a person to feel that someone of the opposite sex is attractive and follow him/her.
  16. be startedFor a match, fight, etc., to begin.
  17. be createdFor a feeling or sense to arise.
  18. copulateFor a female and a male to mate.
  19. have sex(slang) For a man and a woman to be on intimate terms or have a sexual relationship.

Examples from Lessons (3)

They are always inseparable at school.

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There are information signs posted on every building.

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Once you keep listening to it, it just sticks, so I've found myself using it without realizing.

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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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