세우다

seuda · [세우다]

pick up · raise up · make something stand · straighten

verbBeginner

Meanings

  1. pick up; raise up; make something standTo make a person or animal put his/her or its feet on the ground, stretch his/her or its legs, and straighten his/her or its body; to make a person or animal get to his/her or its feet.
  2. straightenTo straighten a part of one's body upright.
  3. raise; standTo make something stand upright.
  4. form; make; establishTo make a plan or make up one's mind.
  5. sharpen; give an edgeTo make the end of a tool sharp.
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  1. lay down; establishTo establish order or build up a system, etc.
  2. stop; put a stop toTo make a machine stop operating.
  3. be obstinateTo argue strongly without yielding.
  4. achieveTo render distinguished service or make achievements.
  5. creaseTo make a line, crease, etc., stand out.
  6. stand; erectTo fix something so that it stands at right angles to the ground.
  7. standTo make something that was lying horizontally, stand vertically.
  8. establish; buildTo construct a building or facility.
  9. found; establishTo erect a country, government, organization, etc.
  10. bring to a halt; stop; bring to a stopTo make someone or something that was going or moving stop.
  11. To make the result of congested blood vessels appear on a part of one’s body.
  12. To make oneself keen and sharp.
  13. saveTo maintain one’s honor.
  14. put up; appoint; nominateTo make someone accept and perform a certain role.
  15. line upTo make people stand in a line.
  16. putTo make someone be in a certain place.
  17. punishTo make someone uncomfortable and painful physically .

Examples from Lessons (3)

민호하고 지훈은 여행 계획을 세워요.

Minho and Jihoon are making travel plans.

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Two people are making travel plans.

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Let us make plans for the concert.

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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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