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Korean idiom Each day is precious, arduous, or different

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하루가 새롭다

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  • 하루가 새롭다

English rendering Each day is precious, arduous, or different Literal translation: “Each day is new”

Meaning 1

시간이 긴요하여 그 시간이 지나가는 것이 아쉽다.

Have time be so important that its passing is regrettable.

Dictionary example 1

추수철에는 하루가 새롭다 .

Every day is precious in harvest season.
Meaning 2

짧은 시간이 괴롭고 길게 느껴지다.

Have a short time feel painful and long.

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Meaning 3

사물의 변화가 두드러지다.

Have conspicuous changes occur.

Dictionary example 1

하루가 새롭게 아이가 자란다.

The child grows noticeably day by day.

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“하루가 새롭다” — Each day is precious, arduous, or different: Have time be so important that its passing is regrettable.
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