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1 수며들다
v. infiltrate, permeate, penetrate, pass in or through; cause to permeate, cause pass in or through -
2 시간을 보내다
v. pass away, pass, put in, talk -
3 ...곁을 지나치다
v. pass by -
4 ...로 통하다
v. pass for -
5 ...으로 되다
v. pass -
6 ...을 너그럽게 보아주다
v. let... pass -
7 ...의 가운데를 지나가다
v. pass -
8 ...의 가운데를 지나다
v. pass -
9 가결되다
v. approve, agree, concur; confirm, endorse, pass -
10 가로지르다
v. cross, traverse, intersect, pass over -
11 간주되다
v. pass -
12 간파하다
v. penetrate, pass into -
13 감염시키다
v. transfer, pass along -
14 거치다
v. pass through -
15 건네다
v. hand over, give, pass -
16 겪다
v. outlive, live longer than; pass through, undergo, endure, experience, suffer -
17 경과하다
v. elapse; pass; waste -
18 경유하다
v. pass through -
19 공을 패스하다
v. pass -
20 그 자리를 얼렁뚱땅 넘기다
v. pass off
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