Korean slang, explained in English · 120
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- 외평채oepyeongchaeForeign exchange equalization fund bondA shortened form of 외국환 평형 기금 채권, meaning a foreign exchange equalization fund bond.
- 오그ogeuOgg VorbisShort for Ogg Vorbis, a digital music file format.
- 오글 커플ogeul keopeulA couple whose displays of affection are so sweet or excessive that onlookers feel embarrassed.A couple whose displays of affection are so sweet or excessive that onlookers feel embarrassed.
- 오글랩ogeulraepRap with lyrics or expressions so exaggerated that listeners feel embarrassed or awkward.Rap with lyrics or expressions so exaggerated that listeners feel embarrassed or awkward.
- 오하운ohaunExercising during the day or putting that into practice.Exercising during the day or putting that into practice.
- 오히려 좋아ohiryeo joaActually, this could be a good thingAn expression for choosing to see a positive side even when something bad happens.
- OHPohpOverhead projectorA projector used to display teaching materials on a screen in classes or training.
- 오이아 캣oia kaetA video meme featuring an image of a cat spinning around and around.A video meme featuring an image of a cat spinning around and around.
- 오일테크oiltekeuSaving on vehicle fuelUsing discounts and similar benefits to save on vehicle fuel costs.
- 오저치고ojeochigoA suggestion to have chicken for dinner today.A suggestion to have chicken for dinner today.
- OJTojtOn-the-job trainingAn abbreviation for workplace training to acquire job skills through actual work under guidance from senior colleagues or others.
- 올다무oldamuA retail-industry term grouping Olive Young, Daiso, and Musinsa.A retail-industry term grouping Olive Young, Daiso, and Musinsa.
- 올드비oldeubiA user with a long history of playing games or using computers.A user with a long history of playing games or using computers.
- 올드머니룩oldeumeonirukA fashion style subtly showing classic designs and luxurious details.A fashion style subtly showing classic designs and luxurious details.
- 올드팝oldeupapOlder American pop songsOlder songs from pop music that was popular in the United States.
- OLEDoledOrganic light-emitting diode, which emits light when current passes through organic material; used for display technology.Organic light-emitting diode, which emits light when current passes through organic material; used for display technology.
- 올캉스olkangseuA period or way of enjoying the Olympics and summer vacation together.A period or way of enjoying the Olympics and summer vacation together.
- 올킬olkilSweeping every category or defeating all opponents in entertainment, games, sports, or similar fields.Sweeping every category or defeating all opponents in entertainment, games, sports, or similar fields.
- 올빼미 헬스족olppaemi helseujokLate-night gymgoersPeople who go to the gym late at night so they can go straight to bed afterward.
- 올빼미 회의olppaemi hoeuiA meeting held in the evening or late at night, likened to an owl.A meeting held in the evening or late at night, likened to an owl.
- 올빼미 투어olppaemi tueoA tour with nighttime departure and returnA trip departing in the middle of the night and returning in the middle of the night.
- 올빼미공시olppaemigongsiLate-night after-market disclosureA figurative name for disclosure of important information late at night after stock-market trading ends.
- 올빼미족olppaemijokLate-night discount shoppers in the sourceA metaphor likening people active late at night to owls. In the checked article, it refers to consumers buying late-night discounted goods.
- 올레꾼olrekkunSomeone who enjoys traveling on foot along Jeju’s Olle trails.Someone who enjoys traveling on foot along Jeju’s Olle trails.
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