잡히다

japida · [자피다]

be arrested · be held · be caught · be butchered

verbIntermediate

Meanings

  1. be arrested; be held; be caughtTo be caught and unable to run away.
  2. be butcheredFor an animal to be killed.
  3. be takenFor an authority, etc., to be taken away.
  4. be grabbed; be caughtFor a car, etc., to be stopped in order for people to board it.
  5. be gotten; be landedFor a job, opportunity etc., to be obtained.
Show 15 More Meanings
  1. be established; be settledFor a state to continue.
  2. be gottenFor a song, etc., to be sung with the right rhythm and melody.
  3. be setFor a plan, opinion, etc., to be determined.
  4. be gotten rightFor a posture to be set in front of a person or camera.
  5. be kept in checkFor vigor to subside.
  6. be still; be quietFor one's mind to be right or settled.
  7. be establishedFor something slanted to one side, bent or wrong to be corrected.
  8. be caughtTo be grabbed by a hand.
  9. be figured out; be caught; be foundFor a clue, point, evidence, etc., to be found or known.
  10. be capturedFor an instant scene or shape to be seen or caught.
  11. be caught in one's own wordsFor remarks, etc., to be regarded as a problem.
  12. be pawnedTo be given as a security.
  13. be estimatedTo be estimated with a guess.
  14. be setFor a position, direction, date, etc., to be determined.
  15. be formed; be madeFor a wrinkle, pleat, etc., to be created.
Other Words Spelled the Same (2)

자피다 · verb

  1. be createdFor ice to start forming.
  2. be formedFor pus, a blister, etc., to form on the body.
  3. be formedFor a flower bud, etc., to be formed.

자피다 · verb

  1. have someone hold somethingTo have someone hold something tight in his/her hand so as not to drop it.
  2. have someone butcher an animalTo have someone kill an animal.

Examples from Lessons (3)

The alleys are narrow, so the GPS might not work well—keep that in mind.

Read the Lesson

After hearing this advice, I felt like I had a sense of direction for how to study.

Read the Lesson

이제 조금 감이 잡히는 것 같아 다행이네요.

I'm glad you seem to be getting the hang of it now.

Read the Lesson

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.

Filtered, grouped by headword, and reformatted by Bubblegum. Definitions and translations are not rewritten. Example sentences come from Bubblegum lessons.

View Source CC BY-SA 2.0 KR

Your Next Korean Lesson

Ask Poppy for a free Korean lesson about something you care about. Lessons Poppy wrote for other learners are free for everyone to read.

Download on the App Store
Get it on Google Play