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자국(을) 밟다

step on traces

To follow footprints left by other people or animals.

자기도 모르게

without even oneself knowing; unknowingly; ignorantly

Automatically while one is unconscious.

자기로 돌아오다

return to oneself

To regain one's senses and return to reality from deep thought.

자기를 잃어버리다

lose oneself

To be unable to properly understand one's situation or self.

lose oneself

To be unable to think in a normal manner.

자나 깨나

when one is asleep and awake

Always, whenever one is asleep or awake.

자리(가) 잡히다

One's place is settled

To get accustomed to something that one newly started to such an extent that one feels comfortable with it.

One's place is settled

To settle down in a new place.

be put in place

For a new system or rule to become established and work properly.

자리(를) 보다

look at a bedding

To lie down on a certain space in order to sleep.

자리(를) 잡다

take a place

To decide or occupy a space in a place where a lot of people gather.

take a position

To come to have a certain status.

take a place

To choose a new place to live in.

take a place

For thoughts to linger in one's mind.

be put in place

To take shape properly in an appropriate position.

be put in place

For a new system or rule to become established and be widely implemented.

자리(를) 하다[함께하다]

share seats

To attend a certain event.

자리가 길어지다

An occasion is prolonged

For a gathering to run on for a long time.

자리가 나다

A position is created; have an opening

To have a job vacancy.

자리를 걷고[털고] 일어나다

fold up[dust off] one's seat and get up

To leave one place in order to move to another place.

fold up[dust off] one's bedding and get up

For a bed-ridden patient to recover from his/her illness and get around.

자리를 굳히다

harden one's position

To establish a stable foundation.

자리를 뜨다

leave a place

To leave one place in order to move to another place.

자리를 맡다

take a seat

To take a seat to prevent others from sitting on it.

take a seat

To work in a certain position or status.

자리를 차고 일어나다

kick one's seat and stand up

To suddenly stand up from one's seat in a rough and violent manner.

자리를 털고 일어나다

dust off one's seat and get up

To stand up from one's seat in order to get out.

dust off one's seat and get up

For a bed-ridden patient to recover from his/her illness.

자리를 피하다

avoid a place

To avoid staying with someone in the same place.

자리에 눕다

lie on a bedding

To become bed-ridden due to illness.

자식 농사

farming for children

Childbearing and childcaring.