English–Korean
“put off” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationmiruda
Example
숙제를 계속 미루고 있어요.suk jje reul kye sok mi ru go i sseo yo
I keep putting off my homework.
How to say “put off” in Korean
“Put off” in Korean is 미루다 (miruda).
A task or appointment is moved from its planned time to a later one instead of being handled when due.
Example sentences with 미루다
출장 일정을 미뤘어요.chul jang il jeong eul mi rwo sseo yo
I pushed back the dates for my business trip.
Tips for using 미루다
- It is common in everyday speech about homework, chores, appointments, and plans, while official notices may use more formal wording.