🌟 덧니

Noun

1. 다른 이 위에 겹쳐 나서 앞으로 조금 나가 있는 이.

1. SNAGGLETOOTH; DOUBLE TOOTH: A tooth growing in front of another tooth.

🗣️ Usage Example:

덧니가 귀엽다.
The snaggletooth is cute.
덧니가 드러나다.
Show one's snaggletooth.
덧니가 있다.
I have a snaggletooth.
덧니를 뽑다.
Pull out a snaggletooth.
덧니를 교정하다.
Correct the snaggle.
지수는 웃을 때 드러나는 덧니가 콤플렉스이다.
The index is a complex of snaggles that are revealed when smiling.
덧니가 심하면 다른 이도 상할 수 있어서 교정을 하는 것이 좋다.
If the snaggle tooth is severe, the other tooth may be damaged, so it is better to have it corrected.
♔ 그 애, 어디가 그렇게 매력 있어?
What's so charming about him?
♕ 말할 때 살짝 보이는 덧니가 참 귀엽지.
What a cute snaggletooth you see when you speak.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 덧니 (던니)

🌷 ㄷㄴ: Initial sound 덧니

ㄷㄴ ( 동네 ) : 자기가 사는 집 근처. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 NEIGHBORHOOD; VILLAGE: The area nearby one's home.
ㄷㄴ ( 대낮 ) : 해가 하늘 높이 떠있어 환하게 밝은 낮. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 BRIGHT DAY; BROAD DAYLIGHT: A bright daytime when the sun is high in the sky.
ㄷㄴ ( 도난 ) : 도둑을 맞음. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 THEFT; BEING ROBBED: An act of being robbed.
ㄷㄴ ( 두뇌 ) : 사람이나 동물의 신경을 다스리는 머릿속에 있는 기관. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 BRAIN: An organ in the head of a person or animal, which governs neurons.
ㄷㄴ ( 단념 ) : 가지고 있던 생각을 버리거나 포기함. ☆ Noun
🌏 ABANDONMENT; GIVING UP THE IDEA OF SOMETHING: Abandoning or giving up one's idea.

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