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찼어요

was full, filled up, kicked, wore

→ 차다
찼 past tense + 어 connective ending + 요 Polite speech
verb · formal, past tense Uncommon #7,758
was full, filled up The past form of 차다 meaning to become full or reach capacity.
KO: 물이 욕조에 가득 찼어요.
EN: The bathtub was full of water.
kicked The past form of 차다 meaning to hit something with your foot.
KO: 공을 세게 찼어요.
EN: I kicked the ball hard.
wore Used for things worn on the body, such as a watch or handcuffs.
KO: 시계를 찼어요.
EN: I wore a watch.
Conjugation of 차다
Indicative past
찼어요찼어

지금 댁에 물이 얼마나 찼어요?

How high is the water in your home right now?

— The Great Flood (2025)

화가 나서 벽을 찼어요.

I was so angry that I kicked the wall.

수갑을 찼어요.

I was handcuffed.

문을 발로 찼어요.

I kicked the door.

누가 찼어요?

Who kicked it?

— 퍼펙트 스트레인저 (2016)

맞아요, 아내가 찼어요

That's right, my wife dumped me.

— 그레이트 뷰티 (2013)

배지도 찼어요

The badge is full too.

— 미스틱 리버 (2003)

돌을 찼어요.

I kicked a stone.

가방 꽉 찼어요

The bag is full.

— F1 더 무비 (2025)

공을 찼어요.

I kicked the ball.

저 놈이 발로 찼어요

That guy kicked me.

— Christmas in August (1998)

정원이 찼어요.

The garden is full.