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Korean
한눈팔다
한눈팔다
Meaning: to look away; to get distracted; to let one's attention wander
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Verb inflections
| Form | Inflected form |
|---|---|
| Base | 한눈팔다 |
| Present | 한눈판다 |
| Polite | 한눈팔아요 |
| Formal | 한눈팝니다 |
| Past | 한눈팔았다 |
| Past + Polite | 한눈팔았어요 |
| Guess + Polite | 한눈팔겠어요 |
| Connective | 한눈팔고 |
| Conditional | 한눈팔면 |
| Volitional | 한눈팔자 |
| Imperative | 한눈팔아라 |
| Imperative + Polite | 한눈파세요 |
| Attributive | 한눈팔는 / 한눈팔은 / 한눈팔을 |
Example
운전할 때는 절대로 한눈팔면 안 된다.
When driving, you must never get distracted.
Usage Notes
Means looking somewhere else instead of where attention is needed. It is common in warnings such as 한눈팔지 말다 and can also take 에 or 에게 for what attracts the attention.
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