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Idioms linked to “무대05” · Linked dictionary word

무대에 오르다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 무대에 오르다
  • 무대에 오르다

English rendering Be staged; appear on stage Literal translation: “Go up onto the stage”

Meaning 1

공연이 되다.

Be performed.

Dictionary example 1

작년에는 무려 5편의 악극이 무대에 오르기도 했다.

Last year, no fewer than five musical dramas were staged.
Meaning 2

공연에 참가하다.

Participate in a performance.

Dictionary example 1

그녀는 유명한 선배들과 함께 무대에 오르는 행운이 주어졌다고 기뻐했다.

She rejoiced at the good fortune of appearing on stage with famous senior performers.
동의어 무대에 서다

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Illustration of the first meaning of “무대에 서다”: Participate in a performance Appear on stage Participate in a performance

These idioms are linked to the same word, “무대”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “무대를 밟다”: To participate in a competition or performance. step onto the stage To participate in a competition or performance. Illustration of the first meaning of “무대에 올리다”: To perform a work. stage a performance To perform a work.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “무동을 서다”: Climb onto and stand on another’s shoulders Stand on someone’s shoulders Climb onto and stand on another’s shoulders Illustration of the first meaning of “서막을 올리다”: For an undertaking to begin Mark the beginning For an undertaking to begin Illustration of the first meaning of “인두겁을 쓰다”: Literally, have only a human outward form; describe behavior or nature unworthy of a human Be human only in appearance Literally, have only a human outward form; describe behavior or nature unworthy of a human Illustration of the first meaning of “칼춤을 추다”: To wield a sword skillfully. wield a sword skillfully To wield a sword skillfully. Illustration of the first meaning of “큰춤을 보다”: Enjoy the honor of a formal dance ceremony being performed for oneself Be honored with a formal dance Enjoy the honor of a formal dance ceremony being performed for oneself Illustration of the first meaning of “탈을 벗다”: Abandon a falsely contrived appearance and reveal one's original self. Shared · 2 Reveal one's true self Abandon a falsely contrived appearance and reveal one's original self. Illustration of the first meaning of “탈을 쓰다”: To disguise oneself so that one’s true nature is concealed. 2 meanings wear a disguise or resemble someone To disguise oneself so that one’s true nature is concealed. Illustration of the first meaning of “판 밖의 사람”: A person with no connection to that affair. An outsider to the matter A person with no connection to that affair. Illustration of the first meaning of “한판 뜨다”: Vulgarly, face one another in a single contest, such as a fight Have a showdown Vulgarly, face one another in a single contest, such as a fight Illustration of the first meaning of “가면을 벗기다”: To reveal an identity concealed behind a false front. unmask To reveal an identity concealed behind a false front.

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“무대에 오르다” — Be staged; appear on stage: Be performed.
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