은 거 치다

play or do something like that

A description in "-(으)ㄴ 거" as the object of 치다, one of the busiest verbs in Korean. Five lines here build it with 같은 거 and use 치다 for things Korean happens to "hit": playing tennis, pulling a prank, throwing in an ad-lib, putting up a fence, watching a highlight reel. Two other lines are the separate 치고 and 치면 sense, "reckoning, considering" — for someone that shy, you were quite something; if you count the few months left. Only the surrounding noun tells you which job 치다 is doing.

Register: casual spoken