🌟 푸줏간 (푸줏 間)

Noun

1. (옛날에) 쇠고기나 돼지고기 등의 고기를 팔던 가게.

1. BUTCHER'S SHOP: (archaic) A shop where meat such as beef or pork was sold.

🗣️ Usage Example:

푸줏간의 고기.
The butcher's meat.
푸줏간 주인.
The butcher.
푸줏간에 걸린 고기.
Meat caught in the butcher's liver.
푸줏간에서 고기를 사다.
Buy meat from a butcher's shop.
푸줏간 주인은 새로 잡은 소를 부위별로 잘라서 걸었다.
The butcher walked the newly caught cattle by parts.
김 영감은 푸줏간에 가서 사 온 돼지고기로 손님을 대접했다.
Kim served guests with pork from the butcher's shop.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 푸줏간 (푸주깐) • 푸줏간 (푸줃깐)

🌷 ㅍㅈㄱ: Initial sound 푸줏간

ㅍㅈㄱ ( 핏자국 ) : 피가 묻은 흔적. Noun
🌏 BLOODSTAIN: A trace of blood on something.
ㅍㅈㄱ ( 편지글 ) : 편지의 형식으로 적은 글. Noun
🌏 LETTER; LETTER CONTENT: A piece of writing in a letter format.
ㅍㅈㄱ ( 편집기 ) : 컴퓨터에서 원시 프로그램을 수정하여 새로운 원시 프로그램을 만들거나, 문장을 편집하는 기능을 갖는 프로그램. Noun
🌏 EDITOR: A computer program with which one can create a new source program by correcting a source program, or with which one can edit sentences.
ㅍㅈㄱ ( 패전국 ) : 싸움에서 진 나라. Noun
🌏 DEFEATED COUNTRY; VANQUISHED NATION: A country that lost a war.
ㅍㅈㄱ ( 푸줏간 ) : (옛날에) 쇠고기나 돼지고기 등의 고기를 팔던 가게. Noun
🌏 BUTCHER'S SHOP: (archaic) A shop where meat such as beef or pork was sold.
ㅍㅈㄱ ( 핏줄기 ) : 피가 흐를 때 힘차게 내뻗는 줄기. Noun
🌏 STREAMS OF BLOOD: Streams of blood gushing forth powerfully.

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