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Pronunciation / Transliteration: jasin-eul chajda
"수년간의 노력 끝에 그녀는 마침내 자신을 찾았다."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To reach a point of maturity or success where one is recognized for one's abilities or contributions.
"After years of hard work, she finally came into her own as a respected artist." - 2
To become confident and self-assured in one's identity or role.
"He struggled at first, but eventually came into his own during the team project."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The phrase 'come into one's own' originates from the English language, with roots tracing back to Middle English. It evolved from the notion of achieving personal recognition or fulfillment, reflecting a transition from a state of obscurity to one of self-actualization.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Come Into One's Own"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Come Into One's Own" is said worldwide
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Se réaliser
Transliteration: sə ʁealize
"Après des années de travail, elle s'est enfin réalisée en tant qu'artiste respectée."
Sich entfalten
Transliteration: zɪç ɛntˈfaltən
"Nach Jahren harter Arbeit hat sie sich endlich als respektierte Künstlerin entfaltet."
Realizzarsi
Transliteration: realiˈdzarsi
"Dopo anni di duro lavoro, si è finalmente realizzata come artista rispettata."
Realizarse
Transliteration: realiˈθaɾse
"Después de años de trabajo duro, finalmente se realizó como una artista respetada."
Realizar-se
Transliteration: ʁealiˈzaʁ si
"Após anos de trabalho duro, ela finalmente se realizou como uma artista respeitada."
अपनी पहचान बनाना
Transliteration: apni pehchaan banana
"कई वर्षों की मेहनत के बाद, वह अंततः अपनी पहचान बनाने में सफल हुई।"
实现自我
Transliteration: shíxiàn zìwǒ
"经过多年的努力，她终于实现自我，成为一位受人尊敬的艺术家。"
자신을 찾다
Transliteration: jasin-eul chajda
"수년간의 노력 끝에 그녀는 마침내 자신을 찾았다."
自分を見つける
Transliteration: jibun o mitsukeru
"何年もの努力の末、彼女はついに自分を見つけた。"
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