Korean slang, explained in English · 133
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- 편리미엄pyeollimieomA consumer trend placing a premium on convenience that saves time and effort.A consumer trend placing a premium on convenience that saves time and effort.
- 편백족pyeonbaekjokPeople who shop at both convenience stores and department stores, combining spending at different price levels.People who shop at both convenience stores and department stores, combining spending at different price levels.
- 편채족pyeonchaejokPeople who buy small packs of vegetables at convenience stores.People who buy small packs of vegetables at convenience stores.
- 편디족pyeondijokPeople who enjoy convenience-store desserts.People who enjoy convenience-store desserts.
- 편도pyeondoA shortened name for a convenience-store packed meal.A shortened name for a convenience-store packed meal.
- 편도족pyeondojokShort for people who buy and eat convenience-store lunchboxes.Short for people who buy and eat convenience-store lunchboxes.
- 편가족pyeongajokPeople who mainly use convenience-store ready meals.People who mainly use convenience-store ready meals.
- 평반pyeongbanAn online expression suggesting continuing to use informal speech with each other from now on.An online expression suggesting continuing to use informal speech with each other from now on.
- 평균 실종pyeonggyun siljongAverage standards losing their representative value as polarization and diverse tastes increase.Average standards losing their representative value as polarization and diverse tastes increase.
- 평일부부pyeongilbubuFormer weekend couples living togetherCouples who previously met only on weekends because of work but began living together on weekdays by commuting on high-speed trains.
- 편과족pyeongwajokPeople who buy small packs of fruit at convenience stores.People who buy small packs of fruit at convenience stores.
- 편장족pyeonjangjokConsumers who do their shopping at convenience stores.Consumers who do their shopping at convenience stores.
- 편커pyeonkeoA shortened term for coffee sold at convenience stores.A shortened term for coffee sold at convenience stores.
- 편맥pyeonmaekConvenience-store beerShort for 편의점 맥주, meaning beer from a convenience store. It can also refer to enjoying beer there.
- 편픽pyeonpikA pickup service for collecting ordered products at a convenience store.A pickup service for collecting ordered products at a convenience store.
- 편샐족pyeonsaeljokPeople who enjoy salads sold at convenience stores.People who enjoy salads sold at convenience stores.
- 퓨전 문화pyujeon munhwaCulture combining different elementsCulture mixing or combining various different elements.
- 퓨전푸드pyujeonpudeuFusion foodFood combining different food styles, ingredients, or cooking methods.
- QCqcQuality controlAn abbreviation for quality control, maintaining and improving product quality economically and rationally.
- QR코드QR kodeuA two-dimensional code storing information in a square pattern read by a camera or similar device; its abbreviation comes from an English name meaning quick response.A two-dimensional code storing information in a square pattern read by a camera or similar device; its abbreviation comes from an English name meaning quick response.
- R&DR&DAn abbreviation for research and development aimed at improving existing products or creating new ones.An abbreviation for research and development aimed at improving existing products or creating new ones.
- 라방rabangA livestreamShort for 라이브 방송. The verified article uses it for a live broadcast that introduces and sells products while interacting with viewers.
- 라디오폰radioponRadio with hands-free telephone functionA radio with telephone-receiving functions allowing calls without lifting a receiver.
- 라돈 포비아radon pobiaAvoiding household products containing radon because of anxiety about it.Avoiding household products containing radon because of anxiety about it.
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