eventful — full of exciting, important, or notable events
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: full of exciting, important, or notable events
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈventfəl/
Korean meaning: 사건이 많은, 파란만장한, 중요한 일들로 가득한
Korean pronunciation: 이**벤트**풀
Example Sentences
- My cat had an eventful morning: escaped the house, chased three dogs, and somehow ended up on the neighbor's roof.
- The wedding was more eventful than planned when the bride's ex showed up wearing the same dress.
- Her eventful career in journalism took her from war zones to celebrity interviews.
eventful
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈventfəl//
full of exciting, important, or notable events
A mother experiences an eventful morning with multiple kitchen disasters
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Missing an eventful night leaves her resentful
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Origin
14세기 '사건, 결과'를 의미하는 event에 '~로 가득한'을 뜻하는 접미사 -ful이 결합되어 탄생했습니다. 마치 인생이라는 무대에 다양한 사건들이 가득 채워진 드라마 같은 느낌이죠.
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“My cat had an eventful morning: escaped the house, chased three dogs, and somehow ended up on the neighbor's roof.”
“The wedding was more eventful than planned when the bride's ex showed up wearing the same dress.”
“Her eventful career in journalism took her from war zones to celebrity interviews.”
“What started as a quiet picnic became an eventful afternoon when we accidentally crashed a film shoot.”
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