🌟 뒷주머니

Noun

1. 바지의 뒤쪽에 있는 주머니.

1. BACK POCKET: A pocket at the back of a pair of pants.

🗣️ Usage Example:

바지 뒷주머니.
Back pocket of trousers.
작은 뒷주머니.
Small back pocket.
뒷주머니에 꽂다.
Put it in the back pocket.
뒷주머니에 넣다.
Put in the back pocket.
뒷주머니에 집어넣다.
Put it in the back pocket.
뒷주머니에서 꺼내다.
Take out of one's back pocket.
이 수첩은 너무 커서 바지 뒷주머니에 들어가지 않는다.
This notebook is too big to fit into the back pocket of the trousers.
바지 뒷주머니에 지갑을 넣고 다니다가는 소매치기를 당할 수도 있다.
You may be pickpocketed if you carry your wallet in the back pocket of your pants.
이 바지는 뒷주머니가 없어서 휴대 전화나 지갑을 넣고 다닐 수가 없다.
These trousers have no back pocket, so you can't carry your cell phone or wallet around.

Antonym

뒷주머니: back pocket,うしろポケット【後ろポケット】,poche de derrière, poche revolver,bolsillo trasero,جيب خلفي,арын халаас, арын карма,túi sau,กระเป๋าหลัง(กางเกง),saku belakang, kantung belakang,задний карман,后兜,

2. 남모르게 따로 마련하여 이익을 차려 넣어 두는 것.

2. SETTING ASIDE MONEY: The act of setting aside money, etc., for one's own benefit without others knowing.

🗣️ Usage Example:

뒷주머니를 차다.
Kick the back pocket.
뒷주머니를 챙기다.
Pack the back pocket.
뒷주머니로 들어가다.
Go into the back pocket.
뒷주머니로 모아 두다.
Keep them in the back pocket.
뒷주머니로 빼돌리다.
Steal into the back pocket.
그는 아내 몰래 각종 수당을 뒷주머니로 모아 뒀다.
He kept all the allowances in his back pocket behind his wife's back.
사장 몰래 공금을 뒷주머니로 빼돌린 직원이 경찰에 붙잡혔다.
Police have arrested an employee who secretly pocketed public funds into his back pocket.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: • 뒷주머니 (뒤ː쭈머니) • 뒷주머니 (뒫ː쭈머니)

🌷 ㄷㅈㅁㄴ: Initial sound 뒷주머니

ㄷㅈㅁㄴ ( 뒷주머니 ) : 바지의 뒤쪽에 있는 주머니. Noun
🌏 BACK POCKET: A pocket at the back of a pair of pants.

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