갔죠

went, lasted

→ 가다
갔 Past tense + 죠 Polite sentence ending (confirmatory or rhetorical)
verb · formal, past tense Common #6,098
went The ending -죠 often makes the statement sound like a reminder or confirmation.
KO: 어디로 갔죠?
EN: Where did they go?
lasted Used with 오래 못 가다 to mean “not last long.”
KO: 이 배터리는 오래 갔죠.
EN: This battery lasted a long time.
Conjugation of 가다

어디 갔죠?

Where did it go?

— 데드 돈 다이 (2019)

며칠 후 난 그의 집으로 갔죠

A few days later, I went to his house.

— 이중 배상 (1944)

그래서 믿음이 갔죠

That's why I trusted them.

— 피케이: 별에서 온 얼간이 (2014)

어딜 갔죠?

Where did you go?

— 중경삼림 (1994)

편지를 두고 갔죠

You left the letter behind, didn't you?

— 중경삼림 (1994)

어디로 갔죠?

Where did you go?

— 비지터 (1993)

네, 블링커가 면회 갔죠

Yes, Blinker went to visit them, right?

— 빅토리아 (2015)

아보가스트는 어딜 갔죠?

Where did Arbogast go?

— 싸이코 (1960)

오래 못 갔죠,

It didn’t last long, did it?

— 마농의 샘 2부 (1986)

내 냄비 어디 갔죠?

Where did my pot go?

— 빈폴 (2019)

그 여자는 바다로 갔죠?

Did that woman go to the sea?

— 레베카 (1940)