도저히 믿기지 않는 일이 벌어졌다.
Something unbelievable happened.
Korean
벌어지다
벌어지다
Meaning: to happen, occur; to widen, open up
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Verb inflections
| Form | Inflected form |
|---|---|
| Base | 벌어지다 |
| Present | 벌어진다 |
| Polite | 벌어져요 |
| Formal | 벌어집니다 |
| Past | 벌어졌다 |
| Past + Polite | 벌어졌어요 |
| Guess + Polite | 벌어지겠어요 |
| Connective | 벌어지고 |
| Conditional | 벌어지면 |
| Volitional | 벌어지자 |
| Imperative | 벌어져라 |
| Imperative + Polite | 벌어지세요 |
| Attributive | 벌어지는 / 벌어진 / 벌어질 |
Example sentences
A big fight broke out last night.
세상 일은 인모난측이라더니, 정말 예상치 못한 일이 벌어졌다.
They say human affairs are hard to predict, and indeed an unexpected thing happened.
지금부터 벌어지는 일은 연습이 아닌 실제상황입니다.
What is happening from now on is a real situation, not practice.
Usage Notes
Can mean for an event or incident to take place, or for a gap or distance to form.
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