Rush in Korean 🇰🇷

달려들다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Breakdown the word into two parts: "달려" (dallyeo) comes from 달리다, meaning “to run,” and "들다" (deulda) means “to enter” or “to attack.” Imagine someone running and then suddenly entering an area to attack or engage.

Explanations:
• 달려들다 (dallyeodeulda) means “to rush at” or “to charge towards” someone or something, often used when describing a sudden, aggressive move or attack.

Synonyms (Other Words with Similar Meanings):
• 돌진하다 (doljinada) – “to dash” or “to charge”
• 급습하다 (geupseuphada) – “to attack suddenly” (more emphasis on surprise/ambush)

Conjugations (using Standard Polite Form):
• Infinitive: 달려들다 (dallyeodeulda)
• Present Tense:
 ○ Declarative (polite): 달려들어요 (dallyeodeureoyo)
 ○ Declarative (casual): 달려들어 (dallyeodeureo)
• Past Tense:
 ○ Declarative (polite): 달려들었어요 (dallyeodeureosseoyo)
 ○ Declarative (casual): 달려들었어 (dallyeodeureosseo)
• Future Tense:
 ○ Declarative (polite): 달려들 것입니다 (dallyeodeul geosimnida) or 달려들 거예요 (dallyeodeul geoyeyo)
 ○ Declarative (casual): 달려들 거야 (dallyeodeul geoya)

Example Sentences:
1. The protesters rushed at the police.
 • Korean: 시위대가 경찰에게 달려들었어요.
 • Romanized: Siwidaga gyeongcharege dallyeodeureosseoyo.
2. If he sees danger, he will rush at it.
 • Korean: 위험을 보면 그는 달려들 거예요.
 • Romanized: Wiheomeul bomyeon geuneun dallyeodeul geoyeyo.
3. The animal charged at its predator.
 • Korean: 그 동물이 포식자에게 달려들었어.
 • Romanized: Geu dongmuri posikjage dallyeodeureosseo.

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