When to use to approach in Korean

Korean: 접근하다[ jeop-geun-ha-da ]

to approach
to approach

When to use it

(접근하다) means to move closer to someone or something. You can use it when a person, animal, or vehicle goes near a place, object, or person. It often sounds a little careful or formal, and it is common in signs, instructions, and simple descriptions.

Example sentences

  1. 낯선 개에게 갑자기 접근하지 마세요.

    Do not approach a strange dog suddenly.

  2. 아이가 뜨거운 난로에 접근했어요.

    The child approached the hot heater.

  3. 저는 쉬는 시간에 선생님께 접근했어요.

    I approached the teacher during break time.

  4. 계산대에 접근하자 직원이 웃었어요.

    When I approached the checkout counter, the clerk smiled.

  5. 기차가 역에 접근하고 있어요.

    The train is approaching the station.

  6. 화난 사람에게 천천히 접근하세요.

    Approach the angry person slowly.