English–Korean

“be tied” in Korean

Korean

Pronunciation

Romanizationmukkida

Example

머리가 묶였어요.meo ri ga mu kkyeo sseo yo

The hair was tied up.

Illustration for 묶이다 (be tied)

How to say “be tied” in Korean

“Be tied” in Korean is 묶이다 (mukkida).

Something is held together as one unit by a tie, string, or ribbon.

Full entry for 묶이다: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 묶이다

선물이 리본으로 묶였어요.seon mu ri ri bo neu ro mu kkyeo sseo yo

The gift was tied with a ribbon.

Tips for using 묶이다

  • The word describes a state rather than an action, so it fits descriptions of an object already arranged or secured without naming who did the tying.

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