🌟 바래다

  Verb  

1. 볕이나 습기 때문에 색이 희미해지거나 누렇게 변하다.

1. FADE; LOSE COLOR: For a color to become less clear or turn yellowish from being exposed to sunlight or humidity.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 바랜 사진.
    A faded photograph.
  • Google translate 빛이 바래다.
    Light is fading.
  • Google translate 색이 바래다.
    The color fades.
  • Google translate 햇빛에 바래다.
    Clear in the sun.
  • Google translate 누렇게 바래다.
    Look yellow.
  • Google translate 나는 색이 누렇게 바랜 옛 일기장을 들여다보며 추억에 잠겼다.
    I was lost in memories as i looked into an old yellowish diary.
  • Google translate 오래 입어 색이 바랜 셔츠는 식초를 넣고 삶으면 하얗게 변한다.
    A shirt worn out and faded in color turns white when boiled with vinegar.
  • Google translate 아버지의 지갑 속에 있는 할머니의 사진은 오래되어 색이 누렇게 바랬다.
    The picture of an old lady in her father's purse turned yellow.
  • Google translate 누렇게 바랜 그 사진 뭐야?
    What's that yellowish picture?
    Google translate 우리 엄마 젊은 시절 사진이야.
    It's a picture of my mom's youth.

바래다: fade; lose color,あせる【褪せる】。さめる【褪める】,passer, se ternir, se décolorer, pâlir, se faner,descolorarse, desteñirse,تغير اللون,гандах, бүдгэрэх, хуучрах,phai, ố, ố vàng,สีซีด, สีจาง,memudar, menghilang, menguning,выцветать; обесцвечиваться,褪色,泛黄,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 바래다 (바ː래다) 바래어 (바ː래어) 바래 (바ː래) 바래니 (바ː래니)
📚 Category: Colors   Describing physical features  


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