응급실應急室
eunggeupsil
The emergency room or emergency department of a hospital.
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gyobok
A school uniform.
Open term →왕따
wangtta
A person who is deliberately and persistently excluded, isolated, or ostracized by a peer group; the term is closely associated with school and workplace bullying.
Open term →입시入試
ipsi
The entrance-examination and admissions process, especially the preparation and competition surrounding entry into high school or university.
Open term →전학생轉學生
jeonhaksaeng
A student who has transferred from another school.
Open term →급식給食
geupsik
A meal provided by a school or institution; in youth-drama contexts, usually school lunch.
Open term →막장 드라마
makjang deurama
A Korean drama style built around extreme melodrama, shocking reversals, moral excess, and highly improbable complications such as birth secrets, affairs, revenge, murder, switched ide…
Open term →사극史劇
sageuk
The Korean term for historical or period drama, including productions based closely on recorded history as well as fictional and hybrid stories set in an earlier Korean era.
Open term →누나 로맨스
nuna romaenseu
A Korean romance label for a relationship in which the woman is older than the man, described from the younger man’s use of 누나 for an older female he knows.
Open term →역모逆謀
yeokmo
A treasonous conspiracy or plot to overthrow, depose, attack, or rebel against the ruler.
Open term →궁宮
gung
A palace or royal palace complex.
Open term →케미
kemi
A Koreanized shortening of “chemistry” used to describe how naturally, convincingly, or compellingly characters work together on screen.
Open term →사이다/고구마
saida / goguma
Two contrasting Korean reaction metaphors. Saida describes a refreshing, satisfying payoff, while goguma describes a frustrating, stifling development that feels difficult to swallow.
Open term →멘붕
menbung
Informal Korean slang for a state of mental shock, confusion, panic, or emotional overload after something unexpected or overwhelming happens.
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