탈탈

taltal · [탈탈]

tap-tap · completely · with a clink · ploddingly

adverb

Meanings

  1. tap-tapA word imitating the sound made when something is beaten lightly and repeatedly to be dusted, or describing such a scene.
  2. completelyA word describing an act of shaking everything off, without anything left.
  3. with a clinkA word imitating the sound made when a broken or cracked, thin container, etc., is hit against something.
  4. ploddingly; slowlyA word describing one’s slow and sluggish walk.
  5. with a clatterA word imitating the sound made when an old car, etc., rocks and runs slowly, or describing such a scene.
  6. completelyA word describing something that is completely empty.

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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