🌟 우지끈

Adverb  

1. 크고 단단한 물건이 부서지거나 부러지는 소리. 또는 그 모양.

1. WITH A CRACK: A word imitating or describing the sound or motion of a big, hard object breaking or snapping off.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 나뭇가지가 우지끈 부러지다.
    The branches snap.
  • Google translate 문짝이 우지끈 부서지다.
    The door cracks.
  • Google translate 병이 우지끈 깨지다.
    The bottle breaks violently.
  • Google translate 상자가 우지끈 부서지다.
    The box crackles.
  • Google translate 내가 의자에 앉자마자 의자 다리 한쪽이 우지끈 부러졌다.
    As soon as i sat down in the chair, one of the legs of the chair snapped.
  • Google translate 큰 기계로 나무를 자르자 커다란 나무 기둥이 우지끈 쓰러졌다.
    Large wooden pillars fell heavily when cut down trees with a large machine.
  • Google translate 힘이 센 친구가 나뭇가지를 꺾으니 굵은 나뭇가지가 우지끈 부러졌다.
    The strong friend broke the branch and the thick branch snapped.
  • Google translate 어제 태풍이 불어서 나무들이 다 우지끈 넘어졌어.
    The typhoon blew yesterday and all the trees fell.
    Google translate 그래. 바람이 어찌나 심하게 불던지, 지붕이 날아가는 줄 알았어.
    Yeah. the wind was blowing so hard, i thought the roof was flying away.

우지끈: with a crack,ぼきんと。がちゃんと,,chasquido,"أوزيقون",тас, нуга, хуга,răng rắc,โครม, ครืน,krak,треск; с треском; на мелкие осколки,嘎噔,嘎巴,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 우지끈 (우지끈)
📚 Derivative: 우지끈거리다, 우지끈대다, 우지끈하다

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