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Idioms linked to “시06” · Linked dictionary word

시 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 매기다

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  • 시를 매기다
  • 시 매기다

English rendering set a time limit Literal translation: “assign the time”

Meaning 1

시간을 제한하다.

To impose a time limit.

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시 매긴 공사.

Construction with a set deadline.

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

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Illustration of the first meaning of “시도 때도 없다”: To be unrestricted by time. happen at any hour To be unrestricted by time. Illustration of the first meaning of “시도 때도 없이”: Frequently, regardless of the time. At all hours Frequently, regardless of the time. Illustration of the first meaning of “시를 찾다”: Be nearly dead Be close to death Be nearly dead

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Illustration of the first meaning of “어제 오늘 할 것 없다”: There is no need to distinguish or consider dates. Regardless of the day There is no need to distinguish or consider dates. Illustration of the first meaning of “어제 오늘 할 것 없이”: Without selecting or considering particular days. regardless of when Without selecting or considering particular days. Illustration of the first meaning of “어제가 다르고 오늘이 다르다”: Change extremely quickly Change from day to day Change extremely quickly Illustration of the first meaning of “어제가 옛날이다”: Change so quickly that even a short interval brings great differences. Yesterday already seems long ago Change so quickly that even a short interval brings great differences. Illustration of the first meaning of “어제와 오늘이 다르다”: Become different within a day and no longer be the same Be different overnight Become different within a day and no longer be the same Illustration of the first meaning of “옛날 옛적에”: A very long time ago. once upon a time A very long time ago. Illustration of the first meaning of “오뉴월 써렛발 같다”: For things to be spaced sparsely Be sparse For things to be spaced sparsely Illustration of the first meaning of “오뉴월 엿가락”: Describe actions or words as slow or stretched out. Be slow and drawn out Describe actions or words as slow or stretched out. Illustration of the first meaning of “육갑을 짚다”: Use a person’s age to calculate their birth year in the sexagenary cycle 2 meanings Calculate the sexagenary cycle or fortune Use a person’s age to calculate their birth year in the sexagenary cycle Illustration of the first meaning of “이날 이때까지”: Until the present day Up to this very day Until the present day

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“시를 매기다” — set a time limit: To impose a time limit.
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