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아득바득 how does this translates?
for example - 아득바득 일하다
Oct 6, 2017 5:32 PM
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아득바득 = tooth and nail (adverbial phrase).
아득바득 describes the way someone does something (working, arguing, etc) fiercely or desperately using every drop of one's strength.
E.g. 3년 동안 그 회사에서 아득바득 일했다 = I worked tooth and nail for three years in that company.
October 6, 2017
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