그는 돈을 위해서라면 비굴도 마다하지 않았다.
He didn't mind being servile if it was for money.
Korean
마다하다
마다하다
Meaning: to refuse; to reject; to decline
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Verb inflections
| Form | Inflected form |
|---|---|
| Base | 마다하다 |
| Present | 마다한다 |
| Polite | 마다해요 |
| Formal | 마다합니다 |
| Past | 마다했다 |
| Past + Polite | 마다했어요 |
| Guess + Polite | 마다하겠어요 |
| Connective | 마다하고 |
| Conditional | 마다하면 |
| Volitional | 마다하자 |
| Imperative | 마다해라 |
| Imperative + Polite | 마다하세요 |
| Attributive | 마다하는 / 마다한 / 마다할 |
Example sentences
He does not refuse any hard work.
Usage Notes
Used when someone rejects or expresses dislike for something. Often used with the negative form '마다하지 않다' (does not refuse) to emphasize willingness.
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