Korean slang, explained in English · 169

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• UNICEFunicefUN Children’s FundA Roman-letter abbreviation for 유엔아동기금 (UN Children’s Fund).
• UNITARunitarUN Institute for Training and ResearchA Roman-letter abbreviation for 유엔훈련조사연구소 (UN Institute for Training and Research).
• UNSCOMunscomUN Special CommissionA Roman-letter abbreviation for 유엔특별위원회 (UN Special Commission) used in the article of the time.
• 언택트untactWithout face-to-face contactA term referring to interactions or activities that take place without meeting or making contact in person.
• 운태기untaegiA slump in which motivation or interest in exercise decreases.A slump in which motivation or interest in exercise decreases.
• 운테리어unterieoAn interior-design trend applying feng shui elements to home layouts or decorations in hopes of good luck.An interior-design trend applying feng shui elements to home layouts or decorations in hopes of good luck.
• 우프upeuFarm work for room and boardAn abbreviation used for a person who helps on an organic farm in exchange for room and board.
• UPSupsUninterruptible power supplyAn abbreviation for a device that continues supplying electricity during outages or power problems.
• URurUruguay Round negotiationsA Roman-letter abbreviation for 우루과이라운드협상 (Uruguay Round negotiations) used in the article of the time.
• URIuriString identifying a resourceAn identifying string used to refer to a resource such as a web page or file.
• 우리 애 자랑 좀 할게요uri ae jarang jom halgeyoA skit-style challenge in which one person introduces something while the person beside them enthusiastically praises and supports them.A skit-style challenge in which one person introduces something while the person beside them enthusiastically praises and supports them.
• URLurlWeb addressAn English abbreviation for the address of a web document or site.
• 웃안웃usanutSomething may seem funny, but one cannot simply laugh and enjoy it.Something may seem funny, but one cannot simply laugh and enjoy it.
• USBusbA connection standard for exchanging data, connecting peripherals, and supplying power between devices.A connection standard for exchanging data, connecting peripherals, and supplying power between devices.
• USIMusimMobile-subscriber identity moduleAn abbreviation for a module that stores mobile-subscriber information for uses such as subscriber authentication. It usually refers to the card inserted into a mobile phone.
• 우심손까usimsonkkaA playful abbreviation of ‘우리 심심한데 손이나 잡을까?’ (We’re bored; shall we hold hands?).A playful abbreviation of ‘우리 심심한데 손이나 잡을까?’ (We’re bored; shall we hold hands?).
• USNusnUbiquitous sensor networkAn abbreviation for a ubiquitous sensor network transmitting and using information collected by sensors in multiple locations.
• USTRustrU.S. trade representative’s officeAn English abbreviation for 미국 무역 대표부, the U.S. trade representative’s office.
• 웃참utchamHolding back laughterTrying not to laugh.
• 웃음 사망꾼uteum samangkkunA joking term for someone whose failed attempts at humor kill the laughter.A joking term for someone whose failed attempts at humor kill the laughter.
• 웃음폭탄uteumpoktanSomething causing a burst of laughterA bomb metaphor for something that produces a big burst of laughter.
• 웃프다utpeudaFunny and sad at the same timeAn expression for something that is both funny and sad, also used in the adjective form 웃픈.
• 웃수저utssujeoSomeone who makes people around them laugh without particularly trying.Someone who makes people around them laugh without particularly trying.
• UWBuwbUltra-wideband wireless technologyAn abbreviation for ultra-wideband wireless technology that exchanges data over short distances using a very broad frequency band.

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