Korean
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- adjective
- /kəˈriːən/
:
coreano
- I enjoy watching Korean dramas because they have such captivating storylines.
- Korean immigrant
- Korean Peninsula
- Korean teacher
Well bitch, we pull up to Korean BBQ when it's packed.
- Well bitch, we pull up to Korean BBQ when it's packed.
- It's American hospitality for the Korean actor, I think.
- And this is actually, let me, this is a Korean BBQ short rib burrito.
- But then the flavor is like Korean BBQ all in one bite.
- She has even acquired the Korean name Shimon Young.
- If you're trying to jump into Korean short story collections.
- And what I'm trying to convey through the Korean vegan is the sense of hate.
- It's just there's Korean stuff all around me, I guess.
Examples
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So we went to a Korean market and got some snacks.
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There's this Korean basketball league which is completely crazy.
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And then on the left, a Korean figure with a Korean style hat.
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Oh, you thinking more sort of like a Korean boy band?
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Yeah, I love Korean food, so I think I'm good at this.
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It's like this new Korean drama on Netflix.
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We're going to be cooking our own food, Korean BBQ style.
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Social support had a positive effect on the psychological and physical health of Korean immigrant elders.
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In addition, Korean churches are a key resource for Korean immigrant elders in adjusting to a new society.
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Reconnecting the Korean railway would be a testament to mutual development and inter-Korean peace.
Academic text (2011)
Compounds
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3.7
A 1950 to 1953 war between North and South Korea with the United Nations, China, and the Soviet Union
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A narrow body of water between Korea and Japan that connects the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan
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The language spoken in North and South Korea and by people from Korea around the world
A liquid or paste used in Korean cooking that often contains soy, garlic, and chili
An annual plant from Korea that farmers grow for animal food in hot, dry places
How Korean
332
1.3
481
3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Korean as an adjective comes from the country name Korea, which comes from the old kingdom Goryeo. So Korean means 'of or from Korea'.