🌟 글썽대다

Verb

1. 눈에 눈물이 곧 흘러내릴 것처럼 자꾸 가득 고이다. 또는 그렇게 하다.

1. BE WET WITH TEARS: For one's eyes to be filled with tears as if they are about to roll down; to cause one's eyes to be filled with tears as if they are about to roll down.

🗣️ Usage Example:

눈에 눈물이 글썽대다.
Tears welled up in my eyes.
눈물을 글썽대다.
Tear up.
나는 최대한 불쌍한 표정으로 눈물을 글썽댔다.
I cried with the most pitiful expression possible.
나는 눈물이 글썽대는 것을 감추기 위해 고개를 돌렸다.
I turned my head to hide my tearful eyes.
헤어진 여자 친구 생각에 내 눈에는 금세 눈물이 글썽댔다.
Tears welled up in my eyes at the thought of my ex-girlfriend.
아주머니는 아이들이 글썽대는 눈물에 속아 돈을 쥐어 주었다.
Ma'am was deceived by the children's tears and gave them money.
♔ 무슨 일 있어요? 왜 울 것 같은 표정입니까?
What's wrong? why do you look like you're going to cry?
♕ 저도 왜 갑자기 눈에 눈물이 글썽대는지 모르겠어요.
I don't know why i'm suddenly tearing up.
♔ 제발 이번 한 번만 더 기회를 주세요.
Please give me one more chance.
♕ 안 돼. 그렇게 눈물을 글썽대도 소용없어.
No. it's no use crying like that.

Synonym
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🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 글썽대다 (글썽대다)
📚 Derivative: • 글썽: 눈에 눈물이 곧 흘러내릴 것처럼 가득 고이는 모양.

🌷 ㄱㅆㄷㄷ: Initial sound 글썽대다

ㄱㅆㄷㄷ ( 글썽대다 ) : 눈에 눈물이 곧 흘러내릴 것처럼 자꾸 가득 고이다. 또는 그렇게 하다. Verb
🌏 BE WET WITH TEARS: For one's eyes to be filled with tears as if they are about to roll down; to cause one's eyes to be filled with tears as if they are about to roll down.

💕Start 글썽대다 🌾End

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글 End

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썽 End

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대 End

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