How to say to rule in Korean

Korean: 지배하다[ ji-bae-ha-da ]

to rule
to rule지배하다

Meaning

The verb "지배하다" means to rule or control something strongly. It is often used for a king, country, group, or company, and sometimes for feelings or ideas that control a person. In daily English, it can also mean "dominate" in some situations.

Example sentences

  1. 왕이 나라를 오래 지배했어요.

    The king ruled the country for a long time.

  2. 그 팀이 경기를 잘 지배했어.

    That team dominated the game well.

  3. 무서움이 제 마음을 지배했어요.

    Fear ruled my heart.

  4. 그 회사가 시장을 잘 지배하고 있어요.

    That company is dominating the market well.