Distinguish Transitive/Intransitive verbs in dictionary

Question

I am having a hard time finding this information in dictionaries. I mainly use this one: https://krdict.korean.go.kr/eng/mainAction

Information that doesn't seem to appear when I look up verbs is whether or not the verb is a transitive one or not.

In comparison with English, when I look up verbs in Cambridge dictionary (which is the one I always use) I get this kind of information:

The [T] denotes that "to like" is a "transitive verb". In contrast, the Korean dictionary I use doesn't show such info.

In contrast, the Korean-English one I use doesn't really distinguish between transitive and intransitive (or at least I cannot see it):

Can you suggest a dictionary that may give more complete information (digital)?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, the Korean-English dictionary in the NIKL website does not provide such information.

Instead, you can see it in the Korean-Korean dictionary. Please search '좋아하다' in here

You may see 1 [...을]. If the information includes '...을' in the 좋아하다 example, this means that the verb is transitive.

Reference: https://www.korean.go.kr/front/onlineQna/onlineQnaView.do?mn_id=216&qna_seq=234611&pageIndex=1