A set of three generations from father, son to grandchildren.

A group of people who mainly live together in the same house and are related by marriage or as parents, children, siblings, etc., or the members of such a group.

The biggest one when things are grouped into large, medium and small classes in size.

A term meaning that something falls within a certain range in size or value.

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대가족

prize winning

prize money

lot winner; prize winner

embarrassment; being panic; being flustered

rather embarrassed; rather bewildered; rather disconcerted

anchor

A bound noun that serves as a unit for counting the number of cars, planes, musical instruments, machines, etc; stand; holder; rest; stem; stick; strong will; determination; big; large; the top; lineage; family tree; time; era; generation; versus; bamboo; university; college

master; guru; expert; prestigious family; large house; price; payment; reward; return; fruit

large family; extended family

cod; Daegu

atmosphere; waiting; reprimand; stand-by

be on time; target; aim; make something touch something else; use a tool; stop; supply; provide; support; attach; bet; introduce; irrigate; connect; build a relationship; touch; compare; make an excuse; give a reason; say; An auxiliary verb used to indicate the repetition of an action in the preceding statement or that the level of the action is extreme

serious; intense; huge; enormous; great; excellent; important

very much; greatly

answer; reply

big-time thief; great principle

soybean; emergence; rise; coming to the fore

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A family consisting of multiple generations such as grandparents, parents, siblings, their spouses and children, etc., living together in the same house.

대가족大家族

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