도록 하다

dorokhada

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Also spelled dorokada

will now do; make happen

In the polished announcing form that fills these clips, it is simply how a host says what they are about to do — we'll move on to the results, we'll see you shortly, we'll be presenting a stage, we won't be having the spicy one. It sounds deliberate and stage-ready, more formal than plain future speech, and is a staple of MCs, teachers, and staff. With a different subject it means arranging things so something can happen: making chess easy to learn, getting the takeout out faster.

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