어서 따다

eoseottada

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Also spelled eoseotada, osottada

pick it; earn or land it

따다 is picking something off — fruit from a tree, tangerines fetched for the crew. It stretches to things you have to work to obtain: a diploma that took ten years, a licence earned by exam and interview, a contract won at competitive bid. The -어서 verb in front says how you got there. One line here is not the verb at all but a sound word for things clacking into place.

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- 나머지 다 붙 닥 있다가 - 윤기 형만 움직이는 걸로