🌟 매다

  Verb  

1. 논밭에 난 잡초를 뽑아내다.

1. WEED; WEED OUT: To pull out weeds that grow in rice paddies or fields.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 논두렁.
    Bare rice paddies.
  • Google translate 김을 매다.
    Seaweed.
  • Google translate 논을 매다.
    To tie a paddy.
  • Google translate 두렁을 매다.
    Tie the head.
  • Google translate 밭을 매다.
    Tie a field.
  • Google translate 마을 아낙들은 호미를 들고 김을 매기 위하여 밭으로 모여 들었다.
    The village women gathered in the fields to gimme with homies.
  • Google translate 할머니는 땡볕 아래에서 하루 종일 쭈그리고 앉아 고구마 밭을 매셨다.
    Grandmother sat crouching under the scorching sun all day long and tied the sweet potato field.
  • Google translate 스님들은 잡초가 우거진 밭을 매느라 뙤약볕 아래에서 구슬땀을 흘리고 있었다.
    The monks were sweating under the scorching sun to tie up the weed-ridden fields.
  • Google translate 어머니, 밭에 나가세요?
    Mother, are you out in the field?
    Google translate 그래. 밭에 잡초가 많이 자라서 김이나 매려고.
    Yeah. weeds grew a lot in the field, so i'm just going to steam them.

매다: weed; weed out,くさとりする【草取りする】。くさむしりする【草毟りする】,désherber, sarcler,desmalezar,يُزيل,хогийн ургамал түүх, зулгаах,nhổ,กำจัดวัชพืช,menyiangi, membersihkan,полоть; пропалывать,锄,铲,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 매다 (매ː다) (매ː) 매니 (매ː니)


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