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Korean idiom Go in and out on shifts

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Idioms linked to “번04” · Linked dictionary word

번을 나들다

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  • 번을 나들다

English rendering Go in and out on shifts Literal translation: “Enter and leave one's watch”

Meaning 1

번차례로 번서는 곳을 들고 나고 하다.

Go into and out of the place where one takes one's watch in rotation.

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Meaning 2

차례를 바꾸어 들고 나고 하다.

Enter and leave in alternating turns.

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Related idioms

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

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Illustration of the first meaning of “번을 나다”: Come out after completing one’s turn on duty Finish one’s shift Come out after completing one’s turn on duty Illustration of the first meaning of “번을 들다”: To go to the place of duty when one’s turn comes. come on duty To go to the place of duty when one’s turn comes.

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“번을 나들다” — Go in and out on shifts: Go into and out of the place where one takes one's watch in rotation.
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