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한 건 하다

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English rendering Pull off an achievement Literal translation: “Do one case”

Meaning 1

어떤 일을 한 뒤에 성과를 내다.

Produce a result after doing something

Dictionary example 1

내가 한 건 하는 날에 술을 사지.

I’ll buy drinks the day I pull off something good.
동의어 한 건(을) 올리다

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Illustration of the first meaning of “한 건을 올리다”: To produce a result after doing something. Shared · 2 score a success To produce a result after doing something.

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

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Illustration of the first meaning of “한 귀로 흘리다”: Ignore something after hearing it without taking it to heart. Let words go in one ear and out Ignore something after hearing it without taking it to heart. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 다리 걸치다”: To take responsibility for a share of a task. 2 meanings Shared · 2 have a stake or connection To take responsibility for a share of a task. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 다리 끼다”: Undertake a share of an affair 2 meanings Shared · 2 Take a part Undertake a share of an affair Illustration of the first meaning of “한 달 서른 날”: The whole month. The entire month The whole month. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 동 넘기다”: To dig into a broken ore vein and find its continuation again. reconnect a broken ore vein To dig into a broken ore vein and find its continuation again. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 몸이 되다”: Unite organizationally or ideologically so as to act like one body Unite as one Unite organizationally or ideologically so as to act like one body Illustration of the first meaning of “한 바리에 싣다”: Treat things together without distinction because they are all the same. Treat all alike Treat things together without distinction because they are all the same. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 방 먹이다”: Vulgarly, hit hard once 2 meanings Land a blow or verbal hit Vulgarly, hit hard once Illustration of the first meaning of “한 방을 먹다”: Colloquially, to be struck hard once. 2 meanings take a hit Colloquially, to be struck hard once. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 손 놓다”: Gain breathing room after passing a difficult stage of work 2 meanings Shared · 6 Ease up or underestimate Gain breathing room after passing a difficult stage of work

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Illustration of the first meaning of “한 손 접다”: Of the stronger party, voluntarily lower one's own capability. Give oneself a handicap Of the stronger party, voluntarily lower one's own capability. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 손을 떼다”: Withdraw somewhat from one's work or neglect it. Step back from work Withdraw somewhat from one's work or neglect it. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 손을 접히다”: To lower oneself by one level. yield a notch To lower oneself by one level. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 우물을 파다”: To devote oneself to one thing and pursue it to the end. dig one well To devote oneself to one thing and pursue it to the end. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 줌도 못 되다”: Be so little as not even to fill a handful. Be less than a handful Be so little as not even to fill a handful. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 줌밖에 안 되다”: To be small in quantity. be only a handful To be small in quantity. Illustration of the first meaning of “한 줌의 재가 되다”: A figurative expression for “to die” Become a handful of ashes or earth A figurative expression for “to die” Illustration of the first meaning of “한 치 앞을 못 보다”: Have eyesight so poor that one cannot see even nearby things 2 meanings Fail to see even a little ahead Have eyesight so poor that one cannot see even nearby things Illustration of the first meaning of “한 팔을 잃다”: Lose the most important person who helps one. Lose one's key helper Lose the most important person who helps one. Illustration of the first meaning of “한몫 끼다”: To participate together with the appropriate qualification. take one’s rightful part To participate together with the appropriate qualification.

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