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Idioms linked to “하루01” · Linked dictionary word

하루에도 열두 번

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  • 하루에도 열두 번

English rendering dozens of times a day Literal translation: “twelve times even in a day”

Meaning 1

매우 빈번하게.

Very frequently.

Dictionary example 1

그녀는 하루에도 열두 번 변덕을 부린다.

She changes her mind a dozen times a day.

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Related idioms

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

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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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“하루에도 열두 번” — dozens of times a day: Very frequently.
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