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정의 언어:: 한국어

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rightnounneutral
right (direction or side, opposite of left)
Refers to the right side or direction; common in giving directions.
Take the first street on the right.
Take the first street on the right.
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straightadverbneutral
straight (continuing forward, no turning)
Used with 'go' or 'keep' to mean continue forward without turning.
Go straight for two blocks and then stop.
Go straight for two blocks and then stop.
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straight aheadexpressionneutral
straight ahead (directly in front)
Emphasizes direction directly in front of you.
The station is straight ahead, you can't miss it.
The station is straight ahead, you can't miss it.
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turnverbneutral
to turn (change direction, e.g. left or right)
To change direction while walking or driving.
Turn right after the supermarket.
Turn right after the supermarket.
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turn leftexpressionneutral
to turn left (change direction leftward)
Instruction to change direction to the left.
Turn left at the traffic lights.
Turn left at the traffic lights.
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turn rightexpressionneutral
to turn right (change direction rightward)
Instruction to change direction to the right.
Turn right just before the bridge.
Turn right just before the bridge.
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crossverbneutral
to cross (go across a street or road)
To go from one side of a street, road, or area to the other.
Cross the road at the crossing.
Cross the road at the crossing.
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cornernounneutral
corner (where two streets meet)
The point where two streets meet; a common landmark in directions.
The café is on the corner of Main Street.
The café is on the corner of Main Street.
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next toexpressionneutral
next to (directly beside)
Preposition showing something is directly beside something else.
The pharmacy is next to the post office.
The pharmacy is next to the post office.
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betweenprepositionneutral
between (in the middle of two things)
Indicates a position in the middle of two things.
The hotel is between the bank and the library.
The hotel is between the bank and the library.
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behindprepositionneutral
behind (at the back of)
Indicates a position at the back of something.
The car park is behind the supermarket.
The car park is behind the supermarket.
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in front ofexpressionneutral
in front of (directly before something)
Indicates a position directly before or ahead of something.
Let's meet in front of the cinema.
Let's meet in front of the cinema.
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oppositeprepositionneutral
opposite (facing, across from)
Indicates a position facing something across a street or space.
The bank is opposite the train station.
The bank is opposite the train station.
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nearprepositionneutral
near (close to, a short distance from)
Indicates a short distance from something.
Is there a hotel near here?
Is there a hotel near here?
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faradjectiveneutral
far (a long distance away)
Indicates a long distance; often used in questions about distance.
Is the beach far from here?
Is the beach far from here?
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Where is...?expressionneutral
Where is...? (asking for a location)
Standard question for asking the location of a place.
Where is the nearest bus stop?
Where is the nearest bus stop?
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How do I get to...?expressionneutral
How do I get to...? (asking the way to a place)
Common phrase for asking directions to a place.
How do I get to the city centre?
How do I get to the city centre?
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go pastphrasal verbneutral
to go past (move beyond a place)
To move beyond a place without stopping; used in directions.
Go past the church and turn left.
Go past the church and turn left.
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go alongphrasal verbneutral
to go along (follow a street or road)
To follow a street or path in directions.
Go along this street until the end.
Go along this street until the end.
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go upphrasal verbneutralcolloquial
to go up (move along or up a street)
To move along a street, often uphill or northward in casual speech.
Go up this street and you'll see the park.
Go up this street and you'll see the park.
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traffic lightsnounneutral
traffic lights (signal at a road junction)
A common landmark used when giving directions.
Turn right at the traffic lights.
Turn right at the traffic lights.
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roundaboutnounneutral
roundabout (circular road junction)
A circular road junction; common landmark in directions, especially in the UK.
Take the second exit at the roundabout.
Take the second exit at the roundabout.
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crossroadsnounneutral
crossroads (where two roads cross)
A point where two roads cross; used as a landmark.
Turn left at the crossroads.
Turn left at the crossroads.
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blocknounneutralAmerican English
block (city section between streets)
A section of a city between streets; used to measure walking distance, especially in American English.
The hotel is two blocks from here.
The hotel is two blocks from here.
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on the leftexpressionneutral
on the left (positioned to your left)
Describes the position of something to your left.
The bank is on the left, next to the café.
The bank is on the left, next to the café.
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on the rightexpressionneutral
on the right (positioned to your right)
Describes the position of something to your right.
The post office is on the right.
The post office is on the right.
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at the end ofexpressionneutral
at the end of (at the far point of a street)
Describes a location at the far point of a street or road.
The house is at the end of the street.
The house is at the end of the street.
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around the cornerexpressionneutralcolloquial
around the corner (just past the corner, nearby)
Describes a place just past the corner, very close by.
The pharmacy is just around the corner.
The pharmacy is just around the corner.
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mapnounneutral
map (drawing showing roads and places)
A drawing or app showing roads and places, used for finding the way.
Let me check the map on my phone.
Let me check the map on my phone.
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get lostphrasal verbneutral
to get lost (lose your way)
To not know where you are or how to reach a place.
I always get lost in this part of town.
I always get lost in this part of town.
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Is it far?expressionneutral
Is it far? (asking about distance)
Common question to ask about distance to a place.
The museum? Is it far from here?
The museum? Is it far from here?
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followverbneutral
to follow (go along a road or signs)
To go along a road, sign, or person to reach a place.
Follow this road to the bridge.
Follow this road to the bridge.
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next streetnounneutral
next street (the following street)
Refers to the following street; common in directions.
Turn left into the next street.
Turn left into the next street.
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over thereexpressionneutralcolloquial
over there (at that place, a short distance away)
Points to a place a short distance away, often with a gesture.
The bus stop is over there, by the trees.
The bus stop is over there, by the trees.
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first / second / third on the leftexpressionneutral
first/second/third on the left (which turning to take)
Tells which turning to take when giving directions.
Take the first on the left after the bank.
Take the first on the left after the bank.
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It's on your wayexpressionneutralcolloquial
It's on your way (along your route)
Means a place is along the route you are already taking.
Don't worry, the post office is on your way.
Don't worry, the post office is on your way.
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leftnounneutral
left (direction or side, opposite of right)
Refers to the left side or direction; common in giving directions.
The shop is on the left.
The shop is on the left.
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straight onexpressionneutral (British English)
straight on (continue forward without turning)
British-style way of saying continue forward. The North American equivalent is 'straight ahead'.
Go straight on past the bank.
Go straight on past the bank.
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northnounneutral
north (compass direction)
One of the four main compass directions.
The mountains are to the north.
The mountains are to the north.
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southnounneutral
south (compass direction)
One of the four main compass directions.
The beach is in the south of the country.
The beach is in the south of the country.
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eastnounneutral
east (compass direction)
One of the four main compass directions; where the sun rises.
The sun rises in the east.
The sun rises in the east.
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westnounneutral
west (compass direction)
One of the four main compass directions; where the sun sets.
The sun sets in the west.
The sun sets in the west.
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Can you tell me the way to...?expressionneutralpolite
Can you tell me the way to...? (politely asking directions)
Polite phrase for asking someone for directions.
Can you tell me the way to the museum?
Can you tell me the way to the museum?
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go downphrasal verbneutralcolloquial
to go down (move along a street)
To move along a street, often used loosely for any direction.
Go down this road and turn right.
Go down this road and turn right.
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intersectionnounneutralAmerican English
intersection (American English; British: crossroads)
American English word for the place where two or more roads cross.
Turn left at the next intersection.
Turn left at the next intersection.
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traffic circlenounneutralAmerican English
traffic circle (American English; British: roundabout)
American English word for a circular road junction where traffic moves around a central island.
Go around the traffic circle and take the second exit.
Go around the traffic circle and take the second exit.
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stoplightnounneutralAmerican English
stoplight (American English; British: traffic lights)
American English word for the signal light at a road junction that controls traffic.
Turn right at the stoplight.
Turn right at the stoplight.