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Please show me example sentences with 지원하다 . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with 지원하다 . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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자원봉사를 지원하다.
대학 입시에 지원하다.
운영 자금을 지원하다.
정부가 수재민들에게 생활 필수품을 지원하다.
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What is the difference between 신청하다 and 지원하다 ?
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Please show me example sentences with 지원하다.
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What is the difference between 신청하다 and 지원하다 ?
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Please show me example sentences with 지원하다.
answer나는 오늘 대학에 지원했어. (I applied to college today.) 정부에서 내 학비를 지원해줬어. (The government supported for my tuition fees) Two different meanings, it ca...
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What is the difference between 지원하다 and 신청하다 and 가입하다 ?
answer지원하다. I applied for the meeting. 신청하다. I signed up for the meeting. 가입하다. I joined the meeting.
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