"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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  • Frequent using
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  • four-character Idioms
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  • Proverb
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  • Noun
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  • Conjunction
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  • Adverb
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  • Particle
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    Korean of "Collocation"

  • 모르는 체하다（pretend not to know）
  • 어쩔 수(가) 없다（）
  • 처음 뵙겠습니다（How do you do?）
  • 꽃을 가꾸다（raise flowers）
  • 등이 굽다（round shouldered）
  • 음식을 차리다（serve）
  • 키가 작다（short）
  • 감기가 들다（I catch a cold）
  • 병에 걸리다（contract a disease）
  • 빨래를 하다（wash）
  • 비행기를 타다（board a plane）
  • 꽃을 따다（pick flowers）
  • 돈을 찾다（withdraw cash）
  • 일신상의 이유（personal reasons）
  • 속도를 줄이다（decelerate）
  • 냄새(를) 맡다（I smell the smell. ..
  • 군불을 때다（burn to heat）
  • 맛이 진하다（strong taste）
  • 발이 저리다（legs go to sleep）
  • 새로 단장하다（）
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    "put on one's shoes" means "신발을 신다" in Korean.
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