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에모지가 화분으로 변한다
@@azed_ai
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플러시 이모지들
@@alban_gz
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이모티콘을 골판지로 만들다 ### Explanation: - **表情符号**: Translated as "이모티콘" (emoticon), which is the commonly used term in Korean for emoji/expression symbols. - **将...变成**: Corresponds to "~을/를 ...로 만들다" (to turn something into something), a natural structure for expressing transformation. - **纸板**: Translated as "골판지" (cardboard), the standard Korean term for corrugated cardboard material. This translation accurately conveys the original meaning in natural, colloquial Korean. If a command tone is intended (e.g., "Turn emojis into cardboard!"), it would be **이모티콘을 골판지로 만들어라** instead. But based on the original phrasing (a descriptive action), the infinitive form is more appropriate.
@@Anima_Labs
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급해는 알지만 잠시만 진정해 봐. (Explanation: This is a natural colloquial translation that captures the original's tone—acknowledging the listener's urgency while urging them to calm down briefly. For a polite context, it would be "급해하시는 걸 알지만 잠시만 진정하세요.")
@@JinsFavorites
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3D 이모지 머리 (Explanation: "3D" remains as is in Korean. "表情符号" refers to emoji, which is commonly translated as "이모지" in Korean. "头部" means head, translated as "머리"—a natural and commonly used term for head in this context.)
@@TechieBySA
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이모티콘을 버블랩으로 덮다 (Explanation: "用气泡膜" translates to "버블랩으로" (with bubble wrap), "覆盖" to "덮다" (to cover), and "表情符号" to "이모티콘" (emoji). The structure follows Korean grammar: object (이모티콘) + instrument marker (으로) + verb (덮다). This is the natural way to express the action of covering emojis with bubble wrap.)
@@Anima_Labs
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법랑 모자이크 타일 스타일 ### Breakdown: - 珐琅 → **법랑** (enamel, e.g., 법랑 그릇 = enamel bowl) - 马赛克 → **모자이크** (mosaic, loanword from English) - 瓷砖 → **타일** (tile, common loanword in design contexts) - 风格 → **스타일** (style, natural for design/ aesthetic references in modern Korean) This translation retains the original meaning and flows naturally in Korean design terminology. **Answer:** 법랑 모자이크 타일 스타일
@@mariia_gonchar
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에어비앤비의 아무것이나 ### Explanation: - "AirBnB" is transliterated as **에어비앤비** (Eoebianbi) in Korean, which is the standard and widely recognized term. - "任何东西" means "anything"—in Korean, **아무것이나** (amugeosina) is the natural, colloquial way to express this (positive context, "any thing at all"). - The possessive particle **의** (ui) connects "AirBnB" and "anything" to imply "anything related to AirBnB" or "anything offered by AirBnB", aligning with the original phrase's intent. Alternative (more explicit for "related to"): **에어비앤비 관련 아무것이나** (Eoebianbi gwallyeon amugeosina) Both are correct, but the first option is concise and natural for most contexts. **Answer:** 에어비앤비의 아무것이나 (or if emphasizing "related": 에어비앤비 관련 아무것이나) But the most direct and natural translation for the given phrase is: **에어비앤비의 아무것이나**
@@R2_fieldworks
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과일의 형태 (Explanation: "水果" translates to "과일" (fruit), "的" as a possessive modifier becomes "의", and "形状" means "형태" (shape). The phrase naturally combines to "과일의 형태" which directly corresponds to "the shape of fruit" or "水果的形状".)
@@umesh_ai
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3D 귀여운 파스텔 점토 아이콘 **Breakdown**: - 3D → 3D (commonly used as-is in design contexts) - 可爱 → 귀여운 (cute) - 粉彩 → 파스텔 (pastel) - 粘土 → 점토 (clay) - 图标 → 아이콘 (icon) This translation naturally follows Korean adjective-noun order and retains the original meaning of "3D cute pastel clay icon". If you need a more formal variant (though unnecessary for this context), it would still be the same as technical terms are consistent. For example: "3D 귀여운 파스텔 점토 아이콘 디자인" (adding "design" if needed, but the original doesn't include it). Let me know if you need further adjustments! 😊✨
@@icreatelife
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가짜 위챗 채팅 기록
@@tuzi_ai
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