억울하다

eogulhada · [어굴하다]

feeling mortified · feeling chagrined

adjectiveIntermediate

Meanings

  1. feeling mortified; feeling chagrinedFeeling distressed and frustrated because one has suffered damage although one did not do anything wrong.

Written Forms

억울하다Hangul
抑鬱하다Hanja

Examples from Lessons (3)

I was so sad in the scene where he was falsely accused and misunderstood.

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For example, when receiving a penalty during a game, they might put on a look of mock indignation, providing the viewers with a good laugh.

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억울한 상황이 생겼을 때도 짱이라고 말하며 농담을 던질 수 있는데, 분위기를 밝게 만들 수 있어요.

Even when an unfair situation arises, you can make a joke by saying jjang, which can brighten up the atmosphere.

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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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