Korean slang, explained in English · 151
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- 스트리밍 쇼퍼seuteuriming syopeoA consumer preferring video or images to text for product information.A consumer preferring video or images to text for product information.
- 스틱마우스seutikmauseuA stick-shaped assistive mouseA stick-shaped computer mouse made for users who have difficulty moving and others.
- 스티콘seutikonA sticker-style drawing or photo usable in messengers and similar services.A sticker-style drawing or photo usable in messengers and similar services.
- 스톡 옵션제seutok opsyeonjeStock-option systemA system granting employees and others the right to buy company shares later at an agreed price.
- 스우파seuupaA shortened name for the dance competition program ‘스트릿 우먼 파이터’.A shortened name for the dance competition program ‘스트릿 우먼 파이터’.
- 스와이시seuwaisiA flavor combining sweetness and spiciness.A flavor combining sweetness and spiciness.
- 스웨그seuwegeuA hip-hop attitude or atmosphere of showing oneself off with a boastful air.A hip-hop attitude or atmosphere of showing oneself off with a boastful air.
- 스웨그 룩seuwegeu rukAn outfit that expresses individuality with a comfortable, free-spirited feel.An outfit that expresses individuality with a comfortable, free-spirited feel.
- 스윙코페이션seuwingkopeisyeonSwing with syncopationA jazz performance style combining a swaying rhythm with syncopation.
- 쉐이칸샹sheikansyangWho could have imagined it?An expression meaning “who could have imagined it?” that spread alongside Chinese animation with unexpected twists.
- 숏폼short formShort-form videoShort, concise video content.
- 숏셜링shortsialingA brief, one-off meetupA low-commitment gathering where people briefly come together for a shared experience and then go their separate ways.
- SIsiSystems integrationAn information technology abbreviation referring to systems integration.
- 시아이siaiUnifying corporate philosophy and imageAn abbreviation for activities unifying a company’s philosophy and image, including revising its business name or symbols.
- 시아이디siaidiCaller-number displayAn abbreviation for a system displaying the caller’s telephone number to the person receiving a call.
- 시아이오siaioOfficer overseeing corporate informationAn abbreviated job title for the officer overseeing a company’s information work.
- 시아르브이siareubeuiCorporate restructuring investment companyAn abbreviation for a corporate restructuring investment company that buys or manages shares when corporate loans are converted into equity.
- 시브이오sibeuioCorporate vision officerAn abbreviated job title of the time for the person responsible for a company’s future direction and vision.
- 시비오 펀드sibio peondeuFund holding subordinated bond-backed debtIn the source, a fund holding at least a specified proportion of subordinated bonds issued against speculative-grade bonds.
- 시체관극sichegwangeukA metaphor for watching a performance with almost no movement, focusing only on the show.A metaphor for watching a performance with almost no movement, focusing only on the show.
- 시청녀sicheongnyeoWoman at city-hall World Cup cheeringA term formerly used for a woman who came to city hall to cheer during the World Cup.
- 시추에이션십sichueisyeonsipA state in which people have not clearly defined whether they are friends or romantic partners.A state in which people have not clearly defined whether they are friends or romantic partners.
- 시엠오siemoOfficer overseeing personnel and general affairsAn abbreviated job title of the time for the officer overseeing personnel management and general affairs.
- 시엄빠sieomppaA familiar shortened term for one’s husband’s parents.A familiar shortened term for one’s husband’s parents.
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