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Idioms linked to “하루01” · Linked dictionary word

하루가 다르다

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English rendering change by the day Literal translation: “each day is different”

Meaning 1

사물의 변화가 두드러지다.

For change in something to be conspicuous.

Dictionary example 1

첨단 과학은 하루가 다르게 발전하고 있다.

Advanced science progresses by the day.
동의어 하루가 새롭다

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Illustration of the first meaning of “하루가 새롭다”: Have time be so important that its passing is regrettable. 3 meanings Shared · 2 Each day is precious, arduous, or different Have time be so important that its passing is regrettable.

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

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Illustration of the first meaning of “하루가 멀다고”: Frequently, nearly every day Almost every day Frequently, nearly every day Illustration of the first meaning of “하루에도 열두 번”: Very frequently. dozens of times a day Very frequently.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “한낮이 기울다”: For the sun to pass lunchtime. pass noon For the sun to pass lunchtime. Illustration of the first meaning of “한시가 급하다”: Be extremely urgent Be urgently pressing Be extremely urgent Illustration of the first meaning of “한시가 바쁘다”: Be so busy that every moment counts. Have no time to spare Be so busy that every moment counts. Illustration of the first meaning of “한시가 새롭다”: For time to be precious so that its passing is regretted. 3 meanings Shared · 2 have every moment matter For time to be precious so that its passing is regretted. Illustration of the first meaning of “경신을 새다”: To stay awake all night on a Gyeongsin day in the twelfth lunar month. stay up through Gyeongsin night To stay awake all night on a Gyeongsin day in the twelfth lunar month. Illustration of the first meaning of “계절을 앞당기다”: An expression for doing the work of a particular season earlier and more quickly. bring seasonal work forward An expression for doing the work of a particular season earlier and more quickly. Illustration of the first meaning of “과거가 있다”: Have dark or complicated experiences in one’s past Have a troubled past Have dark or complicated experiences in one’s past Illustration of the first meaning of “날밤을 새우다”: Stay awake all night needlessly and fruitlessly Stay up all night for no purpose Stay awake all night needlessly and fruitlessly Illustration of the first meaning of “날을 가리다”: Choose a lucky day for marriage, a funeral, moving, or the like. Choose an auspicious day Choose a lucky day for marriage, a funeral, moving, or the like. Illustration of the first meaning of “날을 받다”: To set the date of a wedding. 2 meanings Shared · 2 set a date To set the date of a wedding.

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“하루가 다르다” — change by the day: For change in something to be conspicuous.
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