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달리다 dal-li-da

To run; meaning to drink heavily and party non-stop all night across multiple venues

What does 달리다 mean?

달리다 (dal-li-da) means: To run; meaning to drink heavily and party non-stop all night across multiple venues.

Used when preparing for a wild night. 'Let's run tonight!'

How it's actually used

  • 오늘 불금인데 우리 제대로 한번 달리자.
    oneul bulgeumin-euri uri jedaero hanbeon dallija.
    It's Friday night, let's party hard and drink all night.
    💡 Used to hype up friends for a wild night out.
  • 어제 너무 달렸더니 오늘 하루 종일 머리가 아프네.
    eoje neomu dallyeotdeoni oneul haru jongil meoriga apeune.
    I drank so hard yesterday that my head hurts all day long.
    💡 Used when describing a brutal hangover from a heavy drinking session.
  • 오늘 금요일인데 우리 제대로 한번 달리자!
    oneul geum-yor-inde uri jedaero hanbeon dallija!
    It's Friday today, let's go all out and party hard!
    💡 Use this when pumping up friends for a big night out.

Related words in Drinking & Dining Culture

건배사 geon-bae-sa파도타기 pa-do-ta-gi알쓰 (알코올 쓰레기) al-sseu혼술 / 혼밥 hon-sul-hon-bap입(이) 터지다 ip-i-teo-ji-da

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