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Korean idiom Pay for work; let out for rent

삯 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 내다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 삯(을) 내다
  • 삯을 내다
  • 삯 내다

English rendering Pay for work; let out for rent Literal translation: “Pay wages”

Meaning 1

삯을 주어 일을 시키다.

Pay someone to do work.

Dictionary example 1

난방관이 터졌는데 어디가 터진지를 몰라 삯 내어 찾아야 할 판이다.

A heating pipe has burst, but I don't know where, so I'll have to pay someone to find it.
Meaning 2

세를 내다.

Let something out for rent.

Dictionary example 1

돈이 궁해진 그는 방 한 칸 삯을 냈다.

Short of money, he rented out a room.

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“삯을 내다” — Pay for work; let out for rent: Pay someone to do work.
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