🌟 밥풀

Noun  

1. 밥의 낱알.

1. GRAIN OF RICE: A grain of a boiled rice.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • 밥풀 하나.
    One rice paste.
  • 주걱에 붙은 밥풀.
    Rice paste on a spatula.
  • 밥풀이 달라붙다.
    Rice paste sticks.
  • 밥풀이 떨어지다.
    The rice plants run out.
  • 밥풀을 주워 먹다.
    Pick up the rice paste and eat it.
  • 어머니는 주걱에 붙은 밥풀을 떼어 드셨다.
    Mother took the rice glue off the spatula.
  • 아직 수저질이 서툰 아이는 얼굴 여기저기에 밥풀을 붙이며 밥을 먹었다.
    The child, who was still poor at making spoons, ate with rice paste all over his face.
  • 너는 왜 이렇게 밥을 흘리면서 먹니? 바닥에 떨어진 밥풀 좀 봐.
    Why are you spilling your rice like this? look at the rice glue on the floor.
    밥 다 먹고 주울게요.
    I'll pick it up after i finish eating.
Synonym 밥알: 밥의 낱알.

2. 무엇을 붙이는 데 쓰기 위해 밥을 이긴 것.

2. RICE PASTE: A thing made by mashing steamed rice to glue something.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • 끈끈한 밥풀.
    Sticky rice paste.
  • 끈적끈적한 밥풀.
    Sticky rice paste.
  • 밥풀을 바르다.
    Spread rice paste.
  • 밥풀로 봉하다.
    Seal with rice glue.
  • 밥풀로 붙이다.
    Stick it with rice paste.
  • 어머니는 밥풀로 봉투를 붙이셨다.
    Mother stuck an envelope with rice glue.
  • 민준이는 끈끈한 밥풀을 떨어진 벽지에 발라 벽에 다시 붙였다.
    Minjun applied sticky rice paste to the fallen wallpaper and put it back on the wall.
  • 편지 부치는데 왜 밥풀을 가져오라고 하신 거예요?
    Why did you ask me to bring you the rice paste when i was sending you a letter?
    봉투를 밥풀로 붙이려고 그러지.
    They're trying to glue the envelope together.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 밥풀 (밥풀)

🗣️ 밥풀 @ Usage Example

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