day 100look around!
unit 13 · town & travellook around!
Describe how people look, glance and watch, and use N(이)란 again to define a word.
today’s words
- 한가운데 hangaunde · the very middle
- 내다보다 naedaboda · to look out, to look ahead
- 내려다보다 naeryeodaboda · to look down (at)
- 노려보다 noryeoboda · to glare at, to stare angrily
- 눈길 nungil · gaze, eye (attention)
- 돌아보다 doraboda · to look back, to look around
- 두리번거리다 duribeongeorida · to look around nervously, to glance about
- 둘러보다 dulleoboda · to look around, to take a look round
- 들여다보다 deuryeodaboda · to look into, to peer into
- 띄다 ttida · to stand out, to catch the eye
- 몰라보다 mollaboda · to fail to recognise
- 시선 siseon · gaze, line of sight
- 시야 siya · field of view, outlook
- 엿보다 yeotboda · to peek at, to peep
- 올려다보다 ollyeodaboda · to look up (at)
- 지켜보다 jikyeoboda · to watch over, to keep an eye on
- 한눈 hannun · (taking your) eyes off, a glance
- 각국 gakguk · every country, various countries
- 고국 goguk · homeland, one's home country
- 고장 gojang · home area, locality
- 교류 gyoryu · exchange (cultural)
sentences
- 길 한가운데에서 두리번거리면 길을 잃은 사람처럼 보여요. · If you look around anxiously in the middle of the road, you look like someone who's lost.
- 아이는 창밖을 내다보면서 눈이 오기를 기다려요. · The child looks out of the window and waits for the snow.
- 산 위에서 내려다보니까 도시 전체가 시야에 들어왔어요. · Looking down from the mountain, the whole city came into view.
- 한눈을 팔다가 지하철을 놓쳤어요. · I got distracted and missed my subway.
- 오랜만에 만난 친구를 처음에는 몰라봤어요. · I didn't recognise my friend at first, after so long.