Korean slang, explained in English · 24
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- 취발러chwiballeoSomeone who learns or enjoys ballet as a hobby.Someone who learns or enjoys ballet as a hobby.
- 취업 연어족chwieop yeoneojokPeople who leave a company and later rejoin their former workplace.People who leave a company and later rejoin their former workplace.
- 취업난포비아chwieopnanpobiaA metaphor for intense anxiety and stress caused by difficulty finding a job.A metaphor for intense anxiety and stress caused by difficulty finding a job.
- 취향저격chwihyang jeogyeokExactly your kind of thingAn expression used when discovering an object or person that fits your taste so well it feels made for you.
- 취향공동체chwihyanggongdongcheA group of people sharing similar tastes, interests, and information.A group of people sharing similar tastes, interests, and information.
- 취향노동chwihyangnodongWork in which personal tastes influence how one works or the criteria for choosing work.Work in which personal tastes influence how one works or the criteria for choosing work.
- 취존chwijonRespecting different tastesAn expression asking people to respect others' preferences instead of criticizing them.
- 취준생chwijunsaengA job seekerSomeone preparing to find a job.
- 취켓팅chwiketingBooking tickets made available again after someone else cancels.Booking tickets made available again after someone else cancels.
- 취뽀하겠어chwippohagesseoAn adapted song lyric expressing determination to succeed in getting a job.An adapted song lyric expressing determination to succeed in getting a job.
- 취톡팸chwitokpaemA KakaoTalk group that shares job-related information, including recruitment notices, in real time.A KakaoTalk group that shares job-related information, including recruitment notices, in real time.
- CIAciaCentral Intelligence AgencyA Roman-letter abbreviation for 중앙정보국 (Central Intelligence Agency) used in the article of the time.
- CID-UNESCOcid-unescoUNESCO international dance associationA Roman-letter abbreviation for 유네스코 국제무용협회 (UNESCO international dance association).
- CIFcifCost including insurance and freightAn abbreviation for a trade term or price including freight and insurance costs.
- CIScisCommonwealth of Independent StatesA Roman-letter abbreviation for 독립국가연합 (Commonwealth of Independent States) used in the article of the time.
- CIYciyHome decorating through personal choicesA way of decorating a home in which consumers choose its atmosphere, furnishings, construction methods, and similar details themselves.
- CJcjInternet broadcast cyber jockeyAn abbreviation for a cyber jockey presenting music or video and stories on an internet broadcast.
- CMACMAAn abbreviation for an asset-management account or service investing clients’ funds in short-term financial products and providing deposits, withdrawals, payments, and related functions.An abbreviation for an asset-management account or service investing clients’ funds in short-term financial products and providing deposits, withdrawals, payments, and related functions.
- CNCcncFrench national cinema centerA Roman-letter abbreviation for 프랑스 국립영화센터 (French national cinema center) used in the article of the time.
- CODcodChemical oxygen demandAn English abbreviation for chemical oxygen demand, an indicator related to water quality.
- CPcpCommercial paperA financial abbreviation referring to commercial paper.
- CPUcpuCentral processing unit, responsible for computer calculations and task execution.Central processing unit, responsible for computer calculations and task execution.
- CPXcpxCommand post exerciseAn abbreviation for a command post exercise in which commanders, staff, and other command-post personnel test planning and command capabilities.
- CRMcrmCustomer relationship managementA customer-relationship management method that uses customer information to understand customers and provide suitable products or services.
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