🌟 헐레벌떡하다

Verb  

1. 숨을 가쁘고 거칠게 몰아쉬다.

1. PANT; GASP; BE OUT OF BREATH: To breathe fast and heavily.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 헐레벌떡하며 다다르다.
    To reach with a puff.
  • Google translate 헐레벌떡하며 도망가다.
    Run away in a puff.
  • Google translate 헐레벌떡하며 뒤따르다.
    Follow with a puff.
  • Google translate 헐레벌떡하며 뛰다.
    To run in a puff.
  • Google translate 숨을 헐레벌떡하다.
    Breathe out.
  • Google translate 친구는 한참을 뛰어온 듯 숨을 헐레벌떡하며 말을 하지 못했다.
    A friend couldn't speak, gasping as if he had run for a long time.
  • Google translate 아이들이 싸우는 소리에 선생님께서 헐레벌떡하면서 달려오셨다.
    At the sound of the children fighting, the teacher came running, gasping for breathlessly.
  • Google translate 우리가 들이닥쳤을 때 도둑이 헐레벌떡하면서 달아나고 있었어요.
    The thief was running away, gasping for breath when we came in.
    Google translate 빨리 쫓아가서 도둑을 잡을 수 있었던 거군요.
    You were able to catch the thief by following him quickly.

헐레벌떡하다: pant; gasp; be out of breath,いきせききる【息急き切る】。いきをはずませる【息を弾ませる】。いきをきらす【息を切らす】,s'essouffler,jadear, estar sin aliento,ينهج,аахилах, уухилах, амьсгаадах,thở hổn hển, thở hì hục,หายใจหอบ, พ่นลมหายใจแรง ๆ,tersengal-sengal, terengah-engah,задыхаться,气喘吁吁,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 헐레벌떡하다 (헐레벌떠카다)
📚 Derivative: 헐레벌떡: 숨을 가쁘고 거칠게 몰아쉬는 모양.

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