🌟 쫄쫄

Adverb

1. 밥을 굶어 아무것도 먹지 못한 모양.

1. STARVINGLY: In the state of being very hungry.

🗣️ Usage Example:

쫄쫄 굶기다.
Starve to death.
밥을 쫄쫄 굶다.
Starve rice in a gulp.
배를 쫄쫄 곯다.
Go hungry.
하루를 쫄쫄 굶다.
Starve the whole day.
그 아이는 돈이 없어서 며칠째 쫄쫄 굶은 상태라고 했다.
The child said he had been starving for days because he had no money.
형은 장 내시경 검사를 받기 위해 검사 전날은 하루 종일 쫄쫄 굶어야 했다.
My brother had to starve all day the day before the test to get a bowel endoscopy.
♔ 밀린 일을 처리하느라 점심을 쫄쫄 굶었어.
I've been starving for lunch trying to deal with the backlog.
♕ 저런. 밥도 못 먹고 일하다니! 여기 샌드위치 남은 게 있는데 이거라도 좀 먹어.
Oh, no. i can't believe i can't eat and work! here's some sandwiches left, have some of this.

쫄쫄: starvingly,ぺこぺこ,,sin comer nada en absoluto, con el estómago vacío,جوع,,một cách cồn cào,ท่าทางอดอาหาร, ท่าทางหิวโหย, (อด)โซ, (หิว)โซ,sama sekali,,(无对应词汇),

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 쫄쫄 (쫄쫄)

🗣️ 쫄쫄 @ Usage Example

하루 종일 쫄쫄 굶은 아이가 밥을 쩝쩝거리면서 맛있게 먹었다. [쩝쩝거리다]
요즘 다이어트 중이어서 쫄쫄 굶고 있어. [무식하다 (無識하다)]

🌷 ㅉㅉ: Initial sound 쫄쫄

ㅉㅉ ( 쯧쯧 ) : 불쌍하게 느끼거나 마음에 들지 않을 때 혀를 자꾸 차 내는 소리. ☆ Interjection
🌏 TSK TSK; TUT TUT: An exclamation made by clicking one's tongue, indicating that one feels sympathy for, or is dissatisfied with, someone.
ㅉㅉ ( 쯧쯧 ) : 불쌍하게 느끼거나 마음에 들지 않아서 자꾸 가볍게 혀를 차는 소리. ☆ Adverb
🌏 TSK TSK; TUT TUT: A word used to describe the sounds made when one clicks one's tongue, indicating that one feels sympathy for, or is dissatisfied with, someone.

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