Boca

Question 1

향하다

Answer 1

to face (a directly), toward, to look out on

(Ex: 타겟은 널 향해 있어)

Question 2

베이다

Answer 2

to be cut

Question 3

상처

Answer 3

a wound, an injury

Question 4

아무(런)(도)

Answer 4

Without any kind of

(Ex: 아무런 표정도 없다)

Question 5

이미

Answer 5

already, previously

(Note: 이미 is used when both the speaker and listener already know the fact, unlike 벌써, which is used when the speaker is telling the listener new information)

Question 6

벗어나다

Answer 6

to get out of, free oneself from

Question 7

쉽게 생각하다

Answer 7

to think easily, think lightly of something

Question 8

하나같이

Answer 8

As one

Question 9

빌다

Answer 9

To pray

Question 10

입을 걸다

Answer 10

To have a foul mouth

Question 11

시선

Answer 11

one’s gaze, sight

Question 12

꼬리를 물다

Answer 12

Back to back, continue one after another, in rapid succession

Question 13

죄의식

Answer 13

sense of guilt

Question 14

막다

Answer 14

to block, stop, prevent

Question 15

사무치다

Answer 15

to pierce one’s heart

Question 16

먹구름

Answer 16

dark clouds, storm clouds

Question 17

싸이다

Answer 17

to be wrapped up

Question 18

내려치다

Answer 18

To strike down, hit

Question 19

굳다

Answer 19

To be stiff, firm

Question 20

가시

Answer 20

thorn

Question 21

숨 막히다

Answer 21

to be suffocating

Question 22

도망(을) 치다

Answer 22

to run away

Question 23

먼발치

Answer 23

a distant place, a spot far-off

Question 24

뒷걸음 치다

Answer 24

To step back

Question 25

그만두다

Answer 25

to stop, drop, quit

Question 26

숨바꼭질

Answer 26

hide and seek

Question 27

바짝

Answer 27

closely

Question 28

불어오다

Answer 28

To blow

Question 29

거칠다

Answer 29

to be rough (Ex: 거칠어도 돼)

Question 30

잠그다

Answer 30

to lock (something) (Ex: 도둑이 못 들어오게 문을 잠가)

Question 31

채우다

Answer 31

To fill up

Question 32

증오

Answer 32

hatred, loathing

Question 33

참다

Answer 33

to bear, endure

Question 34

막을 수 없이

Answer 34

unpreventable, unblockable

Question 35

변하다

Answer 35

To change, become different (Note: 변하다 has the same meaning of 바꾸다 but it sounds more formal) (Note: 변하다 is used when referring to people)