Korean slang, explained in English · 152
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- 시에프에이siepeueiChartered financial analyst qualificationAn abbreviation for a professional qualification in analyzing corporate finances and investment value, 공인 재무 분석사.
- 시에프오siepeuoOfficer overseeing finance and accountingAn abbreviated job title for the officer responsible for a company’s finance and accounting work.
- 시에스오sieseuoOfficer overseeing corporate strategyAn abbreviated job title for the chief officer dedicated to corporate strategy.
- 시음버스sieumbeoseuVehicle offering promotional drink tastingsA vehicle providing tasting services to promote products such as alcoholic or other drinks.
- 시가sigaAn abbreviation for the drama 시크릿 가든.An abbreviation for the drama 시크릿 가든.
- 시강sigangBeing striking or attractive enough to draw everyone's eye.Being striking or attractive enough to draw everyone's eye.
- 시골섭sigolseopA game server with few users, likened to the countryside.A game server with few users, likened to the countryside.
- 시장인간sijanginganPerson paid according to market evaluationA person whose compensation is determined by market evaluation or stock prices rather than the pay system of their organization.
- 시즌리스족sijeunriseujokCross-season fashion usersPeople who use fashion items across seasons rather than only during a particular season.
- 식친sikchinA friend met through the hobby of growing plants.A friend met through the hobby of growing plants.
- 시케이오sikeioKnowledge officer proposing ideasAn abbreviated job title for a chief knowledge officer. In the checked material of the time, the role involved proposing new ideas.
- 시크돌sikeudolA chic, stylish idolAn idol known for a polished, stylish appearance or look.
- 식집사sikjipsaA term likening someone who carefully tends plants to a devoted caretaker.A term likening someone who carefully tends plants to a devoted caretaker.
- 식큐멘터리sikkyumenteoriA broadcast format showing a person's life through scenes of them eating.A broadcast format showing a person's life through scenes of them eating.
- 시코노믹스sikonomikseuA lifestyle, or a person following it, that stays stylish on a limited budget by adjusting spending and using discounts.A lifestyle, or a person following it, that stays stylish on a limited budget by adjusting spending and using discounts.
- 식테크siktekeuPersonal financial management through growing or propagating plants and reselling them.Personal financial management through growing or propagating plants and reselling them.
- 시큐sikyuCultural cultivation quotientAn index representing cultural sensitivity and cultivation.
- 실버silbeoOlder people or old ageA metaphor for older people approaching retirement or for old age.
- 실버산업silbeosaneopIndustries serving older peopleIndustries providing goods and services needed in older people’s lives.
- 실버서퍼silbeoseopeoOlder adults skilled at using the internet, smartphones, and other digital devices.Older adults skilled at using the internet, smartphones, and other digital devices.
- 실버시터silbeositeoA person who looks after an older adult on behalf of the family, or that caregiving work.A person who looks after an older adult on behalf of the family, or that caregiving work.
- 실버타운silbeotaunResidential complex for older peopleA living complex combining housing for older people with medical, welfare, recreational, and other facilities.
- 실업예정자sileopyejeongjaA play on “prospective graduate” expressing the difficulty of finding work even as graduation approaches.A play on “prospective graduate” expressing the difficulty of finding work even as graduation approaches.
- 실재감 테크siljaegam tekeuTechnology reducing the boundary between real and virtual to create a sense of presence beyond physical-space limits.Technology reducing the boundary between real and virtual to create a sense of presence beyond physical-space limits.
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