English–Korean
“come at” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationteombida
Example
그 남자가 사소한 일로 나에게 덤비면 참을 수 없어.keu nam ja ga sa so han il lo na e ge teom bi myeon cha meul ssu eop sseo
I can't stand it if that man comes at me over something trivial.
How to say “come at” in Korean
“Come at” in Korean is 덤비다 (teombida).
A person approaches someone with words or actions meant to provoke, threaten, or confront that person.
Example sentences with 덤비다
무턱대고 덤비면 일이 더 커질 수 있다.mu teok ttae go teom bi myeon i ri teo keo jil ssu it tta
If you recklessly come at someone, things could get worse.
Tips for using 덤비다
- Unlike a neutral approach, this word signals that the other person is being challenged and can sound aggressive even when the conflict is small.