English rendering begin with an introduction Literal translation: “lay down a preface”
To begin a speech or text before entering the main subject.
Dictionary example 1
의사는 무슨 끔찍한 이야기를 하려는지 사람은 누구나 죽는 법이라는 말로 서두를 놓았다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text서두를 놓다
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A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
make things up To invent a story or tell lies. 
Provide tracing guidelines Draw faint, thin guide lines or strokes for a beginner to trace. 
2 meanings Cover up an error Lightly apply diluted ink over an incorrect spot to conceal it 
Ink spreads at the edges Have diluted ink spread around the edges of brushstrokes or dots in writing or a painting. 
learn to choose rhyming characters To begin learning classical Chinese poetry and only just learn how to choose rhyming characters. 
Chime in affirmatively Append words to emphasize or affirm what was said before. 
Shared · 2 begin speaking To begin speaking in order to tell a story. 
2 meanings Follow a rhyme or imitate conduct Write a classical Chinese poem in response to another’s, or following its rhyme words 
Shared · 2 Begin speaking Begin speaking to tell a story. 
2 meanings A paper-thin difference Figuratively, an extremely small interval or gap. 
Use someone's words as evidence Use another person's words as evidence for what one wishes to say. 
give a hint To provide a clue from which the outcome of an event or phenomenon can be predicted. 
Spar verbally Argue with each other using words 
Talk forcefully and persistently Speak tenaciously with verbal force. 
Begin one's account Begin the opening of writing or speech. 
Shared · 2 Threaten someone Vulgarly, intimidate someone into feeling fear 
Shared · 2 Threaten someone Slang: intimidate someone into feeling fear. 
Need no lengthy discussion Have no need to elaborate at length. 
Feel hurt by criticism Feel displeased after being scolded. 
Have no solution in sight Have no solution prepared or coming to mind. Browse in Hangul order.
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