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1 들보
n. crossbeam, horizontal supporting beam in a structure; girder, supporting beam (of steel, concrete or wood) -
2 대공
n. duke, high-ranking noble; Antiaircraft artillery, military methods for fighting against aircraft (cannons or missiles), AAA; truss, supporting structural framework made up of straight members; distinguished service -
3 대장지삭
n. mainstay, strong rope supporting the mainmast of a sailing vessel -
4 도리
n. reason, right, justness; girder, supporting beam (of steel, concrete or wood) -
5 도리들보
n. purlin, horizontal timber supporting the rafters of a roof -
6 들보감
n. girder, supporting beam (of steel, concrete or wood) -
7 떠받치는
adj. supporting, providing support -
8 보조의
adj. auxiliary, supporting, additional -
9 자영하는
adj. self-supporting -
10 자활할 수 있는
adj. self-supporting -
11 전거
authority, reference, supporting evidence taken from another book or publication -
12 조연자
n. supporting player -
13 중견
n. hard core, center, middle, midpoint, place located in the middle, mainstay, strong rope supporting the mainmast of a sailing vessel (Nautical); chief support, something which is greatly relied upon -
14 지지띠
n. supporting band -
15 찬성론
n. supporting argument, pro
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