🌟 제본되다 (製本 되다)

Verb  

1. 여러 장의 종이가 한꺼번에 엮이거나 붙여져 책으로 만들어지다.

1. BE BOUND: For multiple pieces of paper to be compiled or put together into a book format.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • 제본된 책.
    A bound book.
  • 제본되어 나오다.
    Come out in bindings.
  • 책으로 제본되다.
    Be bound in book form.
  • 잘못 제본되다.
    Be wrongly bound.
  • 튼튼하게 제본되다.
    Be strongly bound.
  • 내가 쓴 글이 책으로 제본되어 서점에 나오니 뿌듯하고 신기했다.
    I was proud and amazed that my writings were bound in books and appeared in bookstores.
  • 요즘에는 책들이 잘 제본되어 나오기 때문에 여러 번 읽어도 떨어질 염려가 없다.
    These days, books are well bound, so there is no fear of falling apart even if you read them many times.
  • 요즘 전자책을 읽는 사람들이 많아지고 있대.
    I heard more and more people are reading e-books these days.
    응, 그래도 나는 아직 제본된 책에다가 밑줄을 그어 가며 읽는 게 좋더라.
    Yes, but i still like to underline the bound books.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 제본되다 (제ː본되다) 제본되다 (제ː본뒈다)
📚 Derivative: 제본(製本): 여러 장의 종이를 한꺼번에 엮거나 붙여 책으로 만듦.

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