Korean vocabulary questions polysemous words, Korean polysemous words solving

This is a hand-knitted glove from my grandmother.

-Glove. Every time I see my father's gray hair, I feel distressed.

Look here.

The group** was selected according to the number of people and distributed to friends.

Here you have to fill in, pick it out, and pick it out.

Wash** -- You can also fill this out.

This is a glove made by my grandmother.

-Glove. Every time I see my father's white hair, I feel distressed.

The group photos were washed and distributed to friends according to the number of people.

The two sentences should be filled in differently.

The parentheses should be filled in, how is the sentence translated, and what is it?

This is a glove that my grandmother knitted with her own hands.

It's gloves.

When I pulled out my father's gray hair, I was distressed.

The group photos were washed and distributed to friends according to the number of people.

The parentheses should be filled in, how to translate the sentence.

The verb should be

These are gloves made by my grandmother.

The parentheses should be

Looking at my father's gray hair, my heart was very sad.

It should be filled in parentheses

The group photos were washed and distributed to friends according to the number of people.

The parentheses should be

You are wrong with both of the words you want to fill in the blanks. The first one should be filled in, and the second one should be and

The translation of the first one is that this is my grandmother's hand-knitted gloves, and the second translation is that every time I pull my father's gray hair, I feel very uncomfortable, and I wash out the group photos and send them to everyone.

오다1.Focus.

2.There are feelings.

3.Marry over.

1.Stain the light and benefit.

2.Wounded.

3.Receive favors.

다1.Conditions.

2.Rest.

3.Pose.

1.Beat rice cakes.

2.Struggle.

3.Put salt.

4.Net.

5.Beat the curtains.

6.Pay.

1.Prostitution.

2.Sell rice.

Sell fame.

1.This means to feel that there is a gaze that looks at you. It cannot be translated literally with 2It should be translated as "Inspiration Comes".

1.This seems to be wrong.

This should be = take action.

3.It should be "Sprinkle Salt".

5.It should be "Close the Curtains".

6.It should be "Valuation or Calculation".

Selling Reputation ==" with a derogatory connotation.

Other reference upstairs 2 people.

오다 1.시선2.감이3.시집

1.Discounted.

2.Wounded.

3.Favored.

다1.Take the conditions.

2.Rest.

3.Pose.

1.Beat rice cakes.

2.The body trembled.

3.Sprinkle with salt.

4.Net.

5.Close the curtains.

6.Set the price.

1.Prostitution.

2.Sell rice.

Sell fame fame.

It can be used on its own, while it must be preceded by a modifier.

For example: right) No).

There is a wide variety. It has the meaning of late night, the meaning of night, but there is no such meaning, and there is also the meaning of "dinner".

For example: In winter, the days are short and the nights are long.

What's the difference with : type (not much to say), must be preceded by a numeral, e.g

What's the difference with . - Night (not much to say), refers to the evening, and is also very commonly used to mean "dinner", such as:

Have you eaten dinner? It is equivalent to simplifying dinner, because there is a "have you eaten" at the end, so there is no ambiguity.

Hope it helps.

Somebody followed: after nine o'clock, from five to nine. It doesn't have to be so specific, it's too late to say that it means late at night, and it's still early to use.