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= 좌우 대칭인 (having parts that match each other exactly in shape, size, and arrangement)

= 균형 잡힌 (well-proportioned or balanced)

The architect aimed for a symmetrical layout for the new museum to provide a sense of stability.
A symmetrical distribution of weight is important for the structural integrity of the bridge.
The composition of the painting is perfectly symmetrical, drawing the viewer’s eye to the center.

= 복잡한/세밀한 (very detailed and complicated)

The watchmaker spent months working on the intricate mechanism of the antique clock.
She wore a stunning dress with an intricate lace pattern that was handmade.
The wood carvings on the old temple walls are incredibly intricate and beautiful.

= 이해하기 어려운 (complex and difficult to understand or follow)

The plot of the movie was so intricate that I had to watch it twice to fully understand it.
They are trying to solve an intricate legal problem regarding the company’s merger.
The intricate web of relationships in the small town made it hard for newcomers to fit in.

= 아주 신나는/통쾌한 (making you feel very excited, happy, or energetic)

Skydiving was the most exhilarating experience of my life, even though I was terrified.
Winning the championship after such a tough game was truly exhilarating for the whole team.
We took an exhilarating walk along the steep mountain cliffs with a breathtaking view.

= 기운을 북돋우는/상쾌한 (refreshing or stimulating)

The crisp mountain air was exhilarating and immediately cleared my head.
Taking a cold dip in the ocean was exhilarating after a long hike in the hot sun.
The fast-paced music had an exhilarating effect on the crowd, making everyone dance.

= 붐비는/북적거리는 (full of energetic and noisy activity; crowded)

= 바삐 움직이는 (moving in a busy or energetic way)

The waiters were bustling about the restaurant serving hungry customers during lunch.
She spent the entire morning bustling around the kitchen preparing for the dinner party.
The office was bustling with activity as everyone worked hard to meet the deadline.

= 티켓을 예매하다 (to reserve or buy a ticket in advance)

I need to book a ticket to London before the prices go up next week.
You can easily book a ticket online through our official mobile app.
Did you remember to book a ticket for the concert? I heard they are selling out fast.

= (비유적) 확정하다/확보하다 (to secure a spot or a chance for a future event)

Their latest victory helped the team book a ticket to the semi-finals.
By winning the regional trial, she finally booked a ticket to the national competition.
His consistent performance this season booked him a ticket to the upcoming world tour.

= 스킨십/신체적 애정 표현 (acts of touching such as hugging or holding hands to show love)

Physical affection is an important part of building a healthy and lasting relationship.
The child needs a lot of physical affection and reassurance from her parents to feel safe.
Hugging, kissing, and holding hands are all common forms of physical affection.

= 신체적 접촉/친밀감 (physical intimacy or contact)

Some people are more comfortable with physical contact than others depending on their culture.
The couple showed their physical affection by leaning on each other throughout the movie.
Public displays of physical affection are viewed differently in various parts of the world.

= 최후의 수단/성공 가능성 희박한 시도 (a desperate, last-minute attempt with very little chance of success)

The company made a Hail Mary pass by launching a new product during the economic crisis.
In a Hail Mary effort to save the deal, he offered a massive discount at the last second.
Throwing the ball deep into the end zone was their last Hail Mary play of the game.

= 성모송 (A Catholic prayer to the Virgin Mary)

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