"put on one's shoes" means "신발을 신다" in Korean.

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신발을 신다
 
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Pronunciation ： shin-ba-rŭl shin-tta
meaning ： put on one''s shoes
"put on one''s shoes" is "신발을 신다"(shin-ba-rŭl shin-tta) in Korean.
Part of speech
  • Idiom
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  • Collocation
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    Korean of "Collocation"

  • 유리를 깨다（break window）
  • 계획을 짜다（make a plan）
  • 맥 빠지다（be disappointed）
  • 돈이 없다（have no money）
  • 거짓말을 하다（lie）
  • 인상이 좋다（good impression）
  • 키가 작다（short）
  • 값이 비싸다（price is high）
  • 인기(가) 있다（be popular）
  • 밥맛이 없다（have no appetite）
  • 무승부를 기록하다（fight a with a dra..
  • 노티(가) 나다（look old）
  • 말을 걸다（greet）
  • 싸움을 말리다（stop a quarrel）
  • 구두를 벗다（take off one's shoes）
  • 코를 풀다（blow one's nose）
  • 눈이 내리다（snow）
  • 잠이 깨다（wake up）
  • 등이 굽다（round shouldered）
  • 값을 깎다（reduce a price）
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    "put on one's shoes" means "신발을 신다" in Korean.
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