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Processing keyword: ~에 한하다 [e hanhada] (Limited to)
The expression "~에 한하다" is a grammatical structure in Korean that translates to "limited to" or "restricted to" in English. It is used to specify the boundaries or limitations regarding an action, condition, or a statement.
[ Noun ] + 에 한하다
Noun | Example |
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규칙 | 규칙에 한하다 (It is limited to the rules) |
조건 | 조건에 한하다 (It is limited to the conditions) |
지역 | 지역에 한하다 (It is limited to the area) |
The use of ~에 한하다 reflects the emphasis on boundaries and regulations that is prevalent in Korean culture. It reiterates the importance of adhering to rules and guidelines, especially in formal or professional settings.
Mixing up ~에 한하다 with 에 한편:
Misplacing the noun can lead to confusion:
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