🌟 헐뜯다

  Verb  

1. 남에게 해를 입히기 위해 나쁘게 말하다.

1. SLANDER; MALIGN; SPEAK ILL OF: To speak ill of another to do harm to him/her.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 헐뜯는 이야기.
    Blasphemy stories.
  • Google translate 헐뜯고 미워하다.
    To speak ill of and hate.
  • Google translate 헐뜯고 욕하다.
    To speak ill of and swear at.
  • Google translate 남을 헐뜯다.
    To speak ill of others.
  • Google translate 친구를 헐뜯다.
    Disgrace a friend.
  • Google translate 뒤에서 헐뜯다.
    Backbiting.
  • Google translate 서로 헐뜯다.
    To speak ill of each other.
  • Google translate 선거가 과열되면서 상대 후보를 헐뜯는 말이 오고 갔다.
    As the election heats up, words of abuse against the opposing candidate came and went.
  • Google translate 미용실 여주인은 입만 열면 남편을 헐뜯었다.
    The hairdresser slandered her husband every time she opened her mouth.
  • Google translate 두 형제는 서로를 도우며 살기는커녕 헐뜯고 싸우기에 바빴다.
    The two brothers were busy slandering and fighting, let alone helping each other.
  • Google translate 올해부터는 남을 헐뜯는 말을 하지 말아야지.
    From this year on, you shouldn't speak ill of others.
    Google translate 좋은 생각이야. 헐뜯는 말을 자주 하면 생각도 부정적으로 변하는 것 같아.
    That's a good idea. if you say mean things often, your thoughts turn negative.

헐뜯다: slander; malign; speak ill of,けなす【貶す】。そしる【謗る・誹る】。こきおろす【扱き下ろす】,égratigner, critiquer, décrier, calomnier, diffamer,difamar, criticar,يشتم,муулах, буруушаах, гөрдөх,vu khống, nói xấu,ใส่ร้าย, ใส่ร้ายป้ายสี, พูดให้ร้าย, กล่าวร้าย, ใส่ความ, สาดโคลน,memfitnah, menjelekkan,клеветать на кого-то; порочить,中伤,挖苦,贬损,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 헐뜯다 (헐ː뜯따) 헐뜯어 (헐ː뜨더) 헐뜯으니 (헐ː뜨드니) 헐뜯는 (헐ː뜬는)
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