🌟 새참

Noun

1. 일을 하다가 잠시 쉬면서 먹는 음식.

1. SNACK: Food to eat while resting in the middle of one's labors.

🗣️ Usage Example:

새참 시간.
New time.
새참을 나르다.
Carry a new cham.
새참을 먹다.
Eat a new cham.
새참을 싸다.
Wrap a new cham.
새참을 준비하다.
Prepare a new cham.
땀 흘리고 일한 다음에 먹는 새참은 꿀맛이다.
After sweating and working, the new cham is honey.
새댁은 맛있는 새참을 싸서 사람들이 일하고 있는 논으로 나갔다.
The new house packed a delicious new cham and went out to the rice paddy where people were working.
♔ 여러분, 배고프실 텐데 새참을 드시고 하세요.
Gentlemen, you must be hungry, have some fresh cham.
♕ 오늘 새참은 주먹밥이로군요. 맛있겠네요.
You're a rice ball today. it looks delicious.

Reference Word

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 새참 (새ː참)

🌷 ㅅㅊ: Initial sound 새참

ㅅㅊ ( 식초 ) : 원료를 발효시켜서 만드는 신맛이 나는 액체 조미료. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 VINEGAR: A liquid seasoning that tastes sour made by fermenting raw ingredients.
ㅅㅊ ( 신청 ) : 단체나 기관 등에 어떤 일을 해 줄 것을 정식으로 요구함. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 APPLICATION: The act of making an official application to an organization, institution, etc., asking for it to do something.
ㅅㅊ ( 상추 ) : 잎이 쭈글쭈글하고 넓은, 주로 쌈을 사서 먹는 녹색 채소. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 LETTUCE: A green vegetable with a wrinkled, broad leaf, usually eaten by making wraps.
ㅅㅊ ( 산책 ) : 잠깐 쉬거나 건강을 위해서 주변을 천천히 걷는 일. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 WALK; STROLL: An act of walking slowly around a nearby place for rest or health.
ㅅㅊ ( 삼촌 ) : 부모님의 남자 형제를 이르거나 부르는 말. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 UNCLE; PATERNAL UNCLE: A word used to refer to or address a brother of one's father or mother.
ㅅㅊ ( 시청 ) : 시의 행정 사무를 맡아보는 기관. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 CITY HALL: An institution responsible for taking care of the city's administrative affairs.
ㅅㅊ ( 수첩 ) : 필요할 때 간단히 적기 위해 들고 다니는 작은 크기의 공책. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 POCKET NOTEBOOK: A small notebook carried around to write things down in a simple manner when necessary.
ㅅㅊ ( 상처 ) : 몸을 다쳐서 상한 자리. ☆☆☆ Noun
🌏 WOUND; SCAR; INJURY: Cuts and bruises caused by being injured.
ㅅㅊ ( 시청 ) : 텔레비전 방송을 눈으로 보고 귀로 들음. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 WATCHING: The act of watching and listening to a television broadcast with one's eyes and ears.
ㅅㅊ ( 수천 ) : 천의 여러 배가 되는 수의. ☆☆ Determiner
🌏 THOUSANDS OF: The number that is the product of several times thousand.
ㅅㅊ ( 실체 ) : 현실에 존재하는 물체. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 SUBSTANCE; ENTITY: A thing that exists in reality.
ㅅㅊ ( 신체 ) : 사람의 몸. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 BODY: The body of a person.
ㅅㅊ ( 승차 ) : 차를 탐. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 RIDING; BOARDING: The act of getting in a vehicle.
ㅅㅊ ( 사촌 ) : 부모님의 친형제자매의 아들이나 딸과의 친족 관계. 또는 그런 관계에 있는 사람. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 COUSIN: A child of one's parent's sibling; one's relation with that child.
ㅅㅊ ( 세차 ) : 자동차의 안을 청소하거나 바깥에 묻은 먼지나 흙 등을 씻음. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 CAR WASH: The act of cleaning the inside of a car or washing off the dust, dirt, etc., on the outside.
ㅅㅊ ( 설치 ) : 어떤 목적에 맞게 쓰기 위하여 기관이나 설비 등을 만들거나 제자리에 맞게 놓음. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 INSTALLATION: The act of making an institution, facility, etc., or placing it in the right spot for appropriate use.
ㅅㅊ ( 수출 ) : 국내의 상품이나 기술을 외국으로 팔아 내보냄. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 EXPORT: The act of selling a domestic product or technology to a foreign country.
ㅅㅊ ( 셔츠 ) : 양복 안에 받쳐 입거나 겉옷으로 입는 서양식 윗옷. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 SHIRT: A western upper garment worn inside a suit or as an outer clothing.
ㅅㅊ ( 수천 ) : 천의 여러 배가 되는 수. ☆☆ Numeral
🌏 THOUSANDS: The number that is the product of several times thousand.
ㅅㅊ ( 실천 ) : 이론이나 계획, 생각한 것을 실제 행동으로 옮김. ☆☆ Noun
🌏 PRACTICE; ACTION: The act of putting one's theory, plan, thought, etc. into action.

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