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Korean idiom set a date

Idioms linked to “날01” · Linked dictionary word

날 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 받다

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English rendering set a date Literal translation: “receive a day”

Meaning 1

결혼식 날짜를 정하다.

To set the date of a wedding.

Dictionary example 1

만혼인데 왜 그리 늘어지게 날을 받았소?

You are marrying late in life; why have you set the date so far off?
동의어 날(을) 잡다
Meaning 2

어떤 일에 대비하여 미리 날을 정하다.

To set a date in advance in preparation for something.

Dictionary example 1

그는 마치 큰 잔치나 배설하려는 것처럼 날을 받아 놓고 제관 준비에 바빴다.

He set a date as though arranging a great feast and busied himself preparing the sacrificial officiants.
동의어 날(을) 잡다

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“날을 받다” — set a date: To set the date of a wedding.
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