The Korean word for 'belt' is 허리띠 (heori-tti). It's a compound word. 허리 (heori) means 'waist', and 띠 (tti) means 'band' or 'sash'.
So, literally, 허리띠 means 'waist band'. You use it just like you would use 'belt' in English. For example, if your pants are too loose, you might need a 허리띠. It's a common everyday word.
When talking about a "belt" in Korean, you'll use the word 허리띠 (heori-tti). It's a combination of 허리 (heori) meaning "waist" and 띠 (tti) meaning "band" or "sash."
So, literally, it means "waist band." This word is commonly used for any type of belt you wear with pants, a dress, or even a traditional Korean outfit.
For example, if you want to say "I need a belt," you could say 허리띠가 필요해요 (heori-ttiga pillyohaeyo). Or, if you're talking about a specific belt, like "this belt is pretty," you'd say 이 허리띠 예뻐요 (i heori-tti yeppeoyo).
When talking about clothing and accessories in Korean, you'll often encounter specific vocabulary words that go beyond just the basics. One such word is 허리띠 (heori-tti).
You might already know the word 벨트 (belteu), which is a direct transliteration of the English word 'belt'. While both words refer to a belt worn around the waist, 허리띠 often carries a slightly more traditional or formal nuance, or can refer to a wider range of waist-cinching items beyond just a typical leather belt.
For example, a traditional Korean hanbok might be tied with a 허리띠. Also, if you're talking about a safety belt in a car, you would typically use 안전벨트 (anjeon-belteu), which combines 'safety' with the transliterated 'belt'.
Therefore, while 벨트 is perfectly understandable and commonly used for everyday belts, understanding 허리띠 adds another layer of precision to your Korean vocabulary, allowing you to differentiate between various types of belts and their contexts.
When discussing fashion or accessories in Korean, you might encounter the term 허리띠 (heoritti). This word directly translates to 'belt' in English, and it refers to the item of clothing worn around the waist to hold up trousers or as a decorative accessory.
For instance, if someone asks, 'Do you have a belt?' they might say, '허리띠 있어요?' You could also hear it in phrases like '허리띠를 매다' which means 'to wear a belt' or 'to fasten a belt'.
Understanding 허리띠 is quite straightforward as its usage closely mirrors the English 'belt'. However, in a more advanced context, you might come across idiomatic expressions or nuanced uses where '허리띠' symbolizes financial constraint or readiness for hard work, such as '허리띠를 졸라매다' (to tighten one's belt, meaning to economize).
While less common in everyday conversation for A1 learners, recognizing 허리띠 in these extended contexts can deepen your understanding of Korean culture and expressions.
허리띠 in 30 Sekunden
- 허리띠 (heori-tti) means 'belt' in Korean.
- It's a common noun for an item worn around the waist.
- You'll use it to talk about fashion, securing clothes, or even seatbelts in some contexts.
§ What 허리띠 (heori-tti) Means
Let's break down the word 허리띠 (heori-tti). It's a straightforward word in Korean that means 'belt'. You wear it around your waist, just like in English. It's a common everyday item, so it's good to know.
- Korean Word
- 허리띠 (heori-tti)
- English Definition
- Belt, worn around the waist.
- CEFR Level
- A1
§ Examples of 허리띠 (heori-tti) in Sentences
Here are some common ways you'll hear and use 허리띠 (heori-tti). Pay attention to how it fits into the sentence structure.
저는 새 허리띠를 샀어요.
Translation hint: I bought a new belt.
바지가 커서 허리띠가 필요해요.
Translation hint: My pants are too big, so I need a belt.
그는 검은색 허리띠를 매고 있었다.
Translation hint: He was wearing a black belt.
§ Mistakes People Make with 허리띠 (heori-tti)
Even simple words can cause confusion. Here are some common mistakes learners make with 허리띠 (heori-tti) and how to avoid them.
Confusing it with other accessories: Sometimes learners might mistakenly use 허리띠 (heori-tti) for other waist-related items that aren't strictly belts, like sashes or cummerbunds. While the general idea is 'around the waist,' 허리띠 (heori-tti) specifically refers to a functional belt, often made of leather or fabric, with a buckle that holds up pants or cinches a dress. For other decorative waistbands, you might need more specific terms. Stick to 'belt' when you hear 허리띠.
Incorrect verb usage: As mentioned, '매다' (maeda) is the most natural verb to use with 허리띠 (heori-tti) when you mean 'to wear' or 'to fasten' a belt. Some learners might try to use verbs like '입다' (ipda - to wear clothes) or '하다' (hada - to do/make). While '입다' is for general clothing, a belt is 'worn' or 'fastened' with '매다'.
❌ 저는 허리띠를 입었어요. (Incorrect)
Translation hint: I wore a belt. (Grammatically awkward)
✅ 저는 허리띠를 맸어요. (Correct)
Translation hint: I fastened/wore a belt.
Not knowing related vocabulary for types of belts: While 허리띠 (heori-tti) is a general term, you might encounter more specific types of belts. For example, a 'safety belt' or 'seatbelt' in a car is 안전벨트 (anjeon-belteu). A 'black belt' in martial arts is 검은 띠 (geomeun tti). Just saying 허리띠 (heori-tti) for these specific items would be understood, but using the more precise term makes you sound more natural. For basic 'belt,' 허리띠 is perfect.
❌ 차에서 허리띠를 매세요. (Understood, but less common)
Translation hint: Please fasten your belt in the car.
✅ 차에서 안전벨트를 매세요. (Correct and natural for seatbelt)
Translation hint: Please fasten your seatbelt in the car.
Overlooking the nuance of '허리' (heori - waist) and '띠' (tti - band/sash): The word 허리띠 (heori-tti) is a compound of 허리 (heori - waist) and 띠 (tti - band or sash). Understanding these components can help you remember the meaning and also see how '띠' (tti) is used in other contexts (e.g., 머리띠 - meori-tti for headband, 띠동갑 - tti-donggap for people born in the same zodiac year, literally 'same band/zodiac'). This isn't a 'mistake' per se, but knowing it deepens your understanding.
By being mindful of these points, you'll use 허리띠 (heori-tti) confidently and correctly in your Korean conversations. Keep practicing, and you'll get it right every time!
Wusstest du?
The word clearly describes its function by combining two simpler Korean words.
Aussprachehilfe
- pronouncing the 'eo' as a long 'o' sound instead of a short 'uh' sound
- not aspirating the 'tt' sound strongly enough
Beispiele nach Niveau
이 바지는 허리띠가 필요해요.
These pants need a belt.
A common way to say something 'needs' another thing.
허리띠를 매세요.
Fasten your belt.
매다 means 'to tie' or 'to fasten'.
그는 갈색 허리띠를 맸어요.
He wore a brown belt.
Verb for wearing accessories around the waist.
허리띠가 너무 꽉 조여요.
The belt is too tight.
꽉 조이다 means 'to be tight' or 'to squeeze tightly'.
새 허리띠를 샀어요.
I bought a new belt.
새 means 'new'.
허리띠를 풀어요.
Unfasten your belt.
풀다 means 'to untie' or 'to unfasten'.
이 허리띠는 가죽이에요.
This belt is leather.
가죽 means 'leather'.
아이에게 맞는 작은 허리띠가 있어요?
Do you have a small belt for a child?
에게 맞는 means 'suitable for'.
Grammatikmuster
Redewendungen & Ausdrücke
"허리띠를 졸라매다"
To tighten one's belt (to economize, to live frugally)
경기가 어려워져서 우리는 허리띠를 졸라맬 수밖에 없어요. (Because the economy is difficult, we have no choice but to tighten our belts.)
neutral"허리띠가 길다"
To have a long belt (to have more than enough money, to be well-off)
그는 사업에 성공해서 허리띠가 길어졌어요. (He succeeded in business and now he has more than enough money.)
neutral"허리띠를 풀다"
To loosen one's belt (to relax, to spend money freely)
맛있는 음식을 많이 먹었으니 이제 허리띠를 풀어도 되겠어요. (Since I ate a lot of delicious food, I can loosen my belt now.)
neutral"허리띠를 메다"
To wear a belt (can sometimes imply being ready for work or a task)
아침 일찍부터 허리띠를 메고 일하러 갔어요. (I put on my belt and went to work early in the morning.)
neutral"허리띠가 짧다"
To have a short belt (to not have enough money, to be poor)
요즘은 허리띠가 짧아서 여행 가기가 힘들어요. (These days, I don't have enough money, so it's hard to travel.)
neutral"허리띠를 동여매다"
To tie one's belt tightly (similar to '졸라매다', emphasizing determination or readiness)
이번 프로젝트를 위해 허리띠를 동여매고 열심히 일해야 해요. (For this project, we need to tie our belts tightly and work hard.)
neutral"허리띠를 잡다"
To hold one's belt (can imply being in control or having power)
그는 회사의 허리띠를 잡고 중요한 결정을 내렸어요. (He held the company's belt and made important decisions.)
neutral"허리띠를 바싹 졸라매다"
To tighten one's belt very tightly (to be extremely frugal)
경기 침체 때문에 사람들은 허리띠를 바싹 졸라맬 수밖에 없어요. (Due to the economic recession, people have no choice but to tighten their belts very tightly.)
neutral"허리띠를 고쳐 매다"
To adjust one's belt (to mentally prepare for a new task or challenge)
새로운 학기가 시작되니 허리띠를 고쳐 매고 공부해야겠어요. (As a new semester begins, I need to adjust my belt and study.)
neutral"허리띠만 매고 있다"
Only wearing a belt (implying being unprepared or having nothing else)
그는 아무것도 없이 허리띠만 매고 여행을 떠났어요. (He left on a trip with nothing but his belt.)
informalSatzmuster
X은/는 Y이다.
이것은 허리띠입니다. (This is a belt.)
X이/가 있다/없다.
저는 허리띠가 없어요. (I don't have a belt.)
X을/를 하다.
허리띠를 하다. (To wear/put on a belt.)
X을/를 사다.
허리띠를 샀어요. (I bought a belt.)
X을/를 찾다.
허리띠를 찾고 있어요. (I'm looking for a belt.)
X이/가 너무 ~.
이 허리띠가 너무 커요. (This belt is too big.)
X이/가 어때요?
이 허리띠 어때요? (How about this belt?)
X에 Y을/를 매다.
바지에 허리띠를 매다. (To tie a belt to pants.)
Wortfamilie
Substantive
Verben
Einprägen
Eselsbrücke
Imagine a 'hurry-up' race where you need a '띠' (a common sound for ribbon/band) to keep your pants up while running fast. So, '허리띠' is a belt for your '허리' (waist).
Visuelle Assoziation
Picture a bright yellow belt (허리띠) around a waist, perhaps on a very enthusiastic dancer, drawing attention to their '허리' (waist) as they dance with '띠' (ribbon-like) movements.
Word Web
Herausforderung
Describe what you would do if your 허리띠 suddenly broke. Use 허리띠 in at least two sentences.
Wortherkunft
Native Korean
Ursprüngliche Bedeutung: 허리 (heori) meaning 'waist' + 띠 (tti) meaning 'belt' or 'sash'
KoreanKultureller Kontext
When Koreans talk about tightening one's belt (허리띠를 졸라매다), it means to save money and live frugally, much like the English idiom. It's a common expression during economically challenging times or when emphasizing financial discipline.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
10 Fragen허리띠 specifically refers to a belt worn around the waist to hold up pants or as an accessory. While there might be other words that broadly translate to 'belt' in different contexts (like a seatbelt), 허리띠 is the most common and direct translation for a clothing belt.
You can break it down: 허 (heo) like 'huh' without the 'h' sound, 리 (ri) like 'ree', and 띠 (tti) which is a tense 'd' sound followed by 'ee'. The key is the tense 'tt' sound in 띠, which is like a harder, sharper 'd' or 't' sound. Think of it as a very slight pause before you say the 'dee' sound.
No, you wouldn't use 허리띠 for a seatbelt. A seatbelt is usually called 안전벨트 (anjeonbelte), which literally means 'safety belt'.
A common phrase is 허리띠를 졸라매다 (heorittireul jollamaeda), which literally means 'to tighten one's belt'. It's an idiom that means to economize or live frugally, often in difficult times. For example, 경제가 어려울 때 우리는 허리띠를 졸라매야 합니다. (When the economy is tough, we have to tighten our belts.)
허리띠 can be made of various materials, not just leather. It can be fabric, plastic, or any material used to make a belt for clothing. The word refers to the function and location, not the material.
The buckle of a belt is usually called 벨트 버클 (belte beokeul), which is a direct borrowing from English. Sometimes you might just hear 버클 (beokeul) on its own if the context is clear.
Of course!
바지가 너무 커서 허리띠를 매야 해요.
(The pants are too big, so I have to wear a belt.)
Here, 매다 (maeda) means 'to wear' or 'to tie' for a belt.
Yes, it's perfectly natural to use a possessive particle. For example, 내 허리띠 (nae heoritti), which is the shortened form of 나의 허리띠, means 'my belt'. You could also say 그녀의 허리띠 (geunyeo-ui heoritti) for 'her belt'.
In its primary usage, 허리띠 almost exclusively refers to a belt worn around the waist for clothing. While words can sometimes have extended or metaphorical meanings, for a CEFR A1 learner, focusing on its main meaning as a clothing belt is sufficient and accurate.
You can ask: 제 허리띠 어디에 있어요? (Je heoritti eodie isseoyo?)
제 (je) is the polite form of 'my', and 어디에 있어요? (eodie isseoyo?) means 'where is it?'
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Listen for '허리띠' and what to do with it.
Listen for '허리띠' and its size.
Listen for '허리띠' and what was done with it.
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허리띠가 어디 있어요?
Focus: 허리띠 (heoritti)
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저는 갈색 허리띠를 좋아해요.
Focus: 갈색 (galsaek)
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이 허리띠는 비싸요.
Focus: 비싸요 (bissayo)
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Imagine you lost your favorite belt. Write a short sentence in Korean expressing your sadness. Use '허리띠'.
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Sample answer
제가 가장 좋아하는 허리띠를 잃어버려서 슬퍼요. (I'm sad because I lost my favorite belt.)
You need a new belt. Write a simple Korean sentence asking where you can buy one. Use '허리띠'.
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허리띠를 어디서 살 수 있어요? (Where can I buy a belt?)
Describe a belt you like in one short Korean sentence. Use '허리띠'.
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이 허리띠는 아주 예뻐요. (This belt is very pretty.)
What color is the belt?
Read this passage:
저는 어제 백화점에서 새로운 허리띠를 샀어요. 그 허리띠는 검은색이고 아주 예뻐요. 청바지에 잘 어울릴 것 같아요. (I bought a new belt at the department store yesterday. The belt is black and very pretty. I think it will go well with jeans.)
What color is the belt?
The passage states '그 허리띠는 검은색이고' which means 'The belt is black'.
The passage states '그 허리띠는 검은색이고' which means 'The belt is black'.
What is the main function of a belt mentioned in the passage?
Read this passage:
제 동생은 허리띠를 하는 것을 좋아해요. 특히 가죽 허리띠를 많이 가지고 있어요. 허리띠는 바지가 흘러내리지 않게 도와줘요. (My younger sibling likes to wear belts. They especially have many leather belts. Belts help pants not fall down.)
What is the main function of a belt mentioned in the passage?
The passage explicitly states '허리띠는 바지가 흘러내리지 않게 도와줘요.' which translates to 'Belts help pants not fall down.'
The passage explicitly states '허리띠는 바지가 흘러내리지 않게 도와줘요.' which translates to 'Belts help pants not fall down.'
What color belt did the friend recommend?
Read this passage:
이번 주말에 시장에 갈 거예요. 거기서 예쁜 허리띠를 찾고 싶어요. 친구는 갈색 허리띠가 저에게 잘 어울릴 거라고 말했어요. (I'm going to the market this weekend. I want to find a pretty belt there. My friend said a brown belt would suit me well.)
What color belt did the friend recommend?
The passage says '친구는 갈색 허리띠가 저에게 잘 어울릴 거라고 말했어요.' meaning 'My friend said a brown belt would suit me well.'
The passage says '친구는 갈색 허리띠가 저에게 잘 어울릴 거라고 말했어요.' meaning 'My friend said a brown belt would suit me well.'
저는 바지가 너무 커서 ___를(을) 해야 했어요. (My pants were too big, so I had to wear a ___.)
'허리띠'는 바지가 흘러내리지 않게 허리에 착용하는 것입니다. (A '허리띠' is worn around the waist to keep pants from falling down.)
정장에는 보통 어울리는 색깔의 ___를(을) 착용합니다. (With a suit, one usually wears a matching colored ___.)
정장에 어울리는 색깔의 '허리띠'는 옷차림을 완성하는 데 중요합니다. (A '허리띠' that matches the suit is important for completing the outfit.)
운동할 때는 편안한 옷과 함께 ___를(을) 하지 않는 경우가 많아요. (When exercising, people often don't wear a ___ with comfortable clothes.)
운동할 때는 움직임이 편하도록 '허리띠'를 하지 않는 경우가 많습니다. (When exercising, people often don't wear a '허리띠' for comfortable movement.)
이 바지는 고무줄이 있어서 ___가(이) 없어도 괜찮아요. (These pants have an elastic band, so it's okay without a ___.)
고무줄이 있는 바지는 '허리띠' 없이도 잘 맞습니다. (Pants with an elastic band fit well even without a '허리띠'.)
그 남자는 갈색 바지에 검은색 ___를(을) 매고 있었습니다. (The man was wearing a black ___ with brown pants.)
'허리띠'는 바지를 고정시키고 패션 아이템으로도 사용됩니다. (A '허리띠' fastens pants and is also used as a fashion item.)
아이들 옷은 주로 조절 가능한 ___로(으로) 되어 있습니다. (Children's clothes often come with an adjustable ___.)
아이들 옷에는 성장함에 따라 조절할 수 있는 '허리띠'가 있는 경우가 많습니다. (Children's clothes often have an adjustable '허리띠' to accommodate growth.)
다음 중 '허리띠'와 가장 관련 있는 것은 무엇일까요?
허리띠는 주로 바지나 치마를 고정하기 위해 허리에 착용합니다.
친구가 허리띠를 어디에 착용하는지 물어봤어요. 뭐라고 대답해야 할까요?
'허리'는 'waist'를 의미하므로, 허리띠는 허리에 착용합니다.
다음 문장에서 '허리띠'를 올바르게 사용한 것은 무엇인가요?
허리띠는 물건이므로 '사다'(to buy) 동사와 함께 사용하는 것이 자연스럽습니다. 다른 동사들은 허리띠에 어울리지 않습니다.
허리띠는 주로 목에 착용하는 액세서리입니다.
허리띠는 허리에 착용하는 액세서리입니다. 목에 착용하는 것은 목걸이(necklace)와 같은 것입니다.
바지가 너무 클 때 허리띠를 사용하면 편리합니다.
허리띠는 바지가 흘러내리지 않도록 허리를 조여주는 역할을 합니다.
'허리띠'는 한국에서 주로 자동차의 안전을 위한 장치를 가리킵니다.
자동차의 안전을 위한 장치는 '안전벨트'입니다. '허리띠'는 보통 옷에 사용하는 벨트를 의미합니다.
The sentence is about putting on a belt.
The sentence describes taking off a belt.
The sentence is about a belt being too tight.
Read this aloud:
새 허리띠를 샀어요.
Focus: 새 (sae), 허리띠 (heo-ri-tti), 샀어요 (sat-sseo-yo)
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허리띠가 너무 길어요.
Focus: 허리띠 (heo-ri-tti), 너무 (neo-mu), 길어요 (gi-leo-yo)
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이 바지에는 허리띠가 필요해요.
Focus: 바지 (ba-ji), 허리띠 (heo-ri-tti), 필요해요 (pi-lyo-hae-yo)
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그는 바지가 너무 커서 ___를(을) 해야 했어요. (He had to wear a ___ because his pants were too big.)
'신발' is shoes, '모자' is hat, '안경' is glasses. '허리띠' is belt, which makes sense in the context of pants being too big.
새로운 ___가(이) 너무 예뻐서 샀어요. (I bought a new ___ because it was so pretty.)
'양말' is socks, '장갑' is gloves, '목도리' is scarf. '허리띠' (belt) is an item that can be pretty and bought.
운동할 때는 ___를(을) 풀고 하는 것이 편해요. (It's comfortable to loosen your ___ when exercising.)
When exercising, it's common to loosen a belt ('허리띠') for comfort. '모자' (hat), '시계' (watch), and '반지' (ring) don't fit the context as well.
정장에는 보통 가죽 ___를(을) 매치해요. (A leather ___ is usually matched with a suit.)
A suit is typically worn with a belt ('허리띠'). '가방' (bag), '지갑' (wallet), and '넥타이' (tie) are also accessories but '허리띠' is the most fitting for securing pants in a suit.
바지 사이즈가 딱 맞아서 ___는(은) 필요 없었어요. (The pants fit perfectly, so a ___ wasn't necessary.)
If pants fit perfectly, a belt ('허리띠') would not be needed. '양말' (socks), '셔츠' (shirt), and '자켓' (jacket) are clothing items, but not related to the fit of pants in this way.
그는 항상 바지에 잘 어울리는 ___를(을) 골라요. (He always chooses a ___ that matches his pants well.)
A '허리띠' (belt) is an accessory specifically chosen to match pants. '신발' (shoes), '티셔츠' (t-shirt), and '모자' (hat) are other clothing items but not directly matched to pants in the same securing/fitting way.
Imagine you're helping a friend choose an outfit for a party. Describe what kind of 허리띠 (belt) would complete their look and why. Include details about material, color, or style.
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Sample answer
파티 복장에는 검은색 가죽 허리띠가 제일 잘 어울릴 것 같아요. 너무 화려하지 않으면서도 전체적인 룩을 세련되게 만들어 줄 거예요. 아니면 얇은 체인 허리띠도 좋을 것 같네요.
You are writing a short social media post about a new fashion trend involving 허리띠. Explain what this trend is and give one example of how to incorporate it into an everyday outfit.
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Sample answer
요즘 패션계에서는 와이드 허리띠가 다시 유행하고 있어요. 블레이저 위에 허리띠를 매서 허리 라인을 강조하는 스타일이 인기에요. 평범한 셔츠와 바지에도 와이드 허리띠를 더하면 훨씬 세련된 느낌을 줄 수 있습니다.
You're describing a character in a story. How does their 허리띠 (belt) reflect their personality or profession? Write a short paragraph.
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Sample answer
그는 항상 오래된 가죽 허리띠를 매고 다녔다. 투박하고 사용감이 느껴지는 그 허리띠는 그의 꾸밈없는 성격과 실용적인 면모를 보여주었다. 그의 직업이 목수라는 것을 굳이 말하지 않아도, 그의 허리띠만 봐도 알 수 있었다.
위 글의 내용으로 보아, 옷 위에 허리띠를 매는 트렌드의 가장 큰 장점은 무엇입니까?
Read this passage:
최근 패션 트렌드 중 하나는 옷 위에 허리띠를 매는 것입니다. 특히 재킷이나 카디건 위에 허리띠를 매어 허리 라인을 강조하는 스타일이 인기를 끌고 있습니다. 이 방법은 옷을 더욱 날씬하게 보이게 하고, 전체적인 코디에 포인트를 줄 수 있어서 많은 사람들이 활용하고 있습니다.
위 글의 내용으로 보아, 옷 위에 허리띠를 매는 트렌드의 가장 큰 장점은 무엇입니까?
지문에서 '허리 라인을 강조하여 옷을 더욱 날씬하게 보이게 하고'라고 명시되어 있습니다.
지문에서 '허리 라인을 강조하여 옷을 더욱 날씬하게 보이게 하고'라고 명시되어 있습니다.
김민준 씨가 허리띠를 선택할 때 가장 중요하게 생각하는 두 가지 기준은 무엇입니까?
Read this passage:
김민준 씨는 허리 사이즈가 자주 변해서 늘 허리띠를 선택할 때 고민이 많다. 어떤 허리띠는 구멍이 너무 멀리 떨어져 있어서 딱 맞게 조절하기 어렵고, 어떤 허리띠는 너무 얇아서 쉽게 망가진다. 그는 튼튼하면서도 조절이 쉬운 허리띠를 찾고 있다.
김민준 씨가 허리띠를 선택할 때 가장 중요하게 생각하는 두 가지 기준은 무엇입니까?
지문에서 '튼튼하면서도 조절이 쉬운 허리띠를 찾고 있다'고 언급되어 있습니다.
지문에서 '튼튼하면서도 조절이 쉬운 허리띠를 찾고 있다'고 언급되어 있습니다.
이 글의 핵심 내용은 무엇입니까?
Read this passage:
많은 사람들이 허리띠를 단순히 바지를 고정하는 용도로만 생각하지만, 사실 허리띠는 패션 아이템으로서도 큰 역할을 합니다. 적절한 허리띠는 평범한 의상에 개성을 더하고, 전체적인 스타일을 완성시키는 데 도움을 줍니다. 때로는 옷보다 허리띠 하나로 분위기를 바꿀 수도 있습니다.
이 글의 핵심 내용은 무엇입니까?
지문은 허리띠가 단순히 바지 고정 용도가 아니라 패션 아이템으로서 큰 역할을 한다고 강조하고 있습니다.
지문은 허리띠가 단순히 바지 고정 용도가 아니라 패션 아이템으로서 큰 역할을 한다고 강조하고 있습니다.
그는 바지가 너무 커서 ___를(을) 졸라매야 했다.
바지가 크면 허리띠를 졸라매서 조절합니다.
안전을 위해 작업복의 ___는(은) 항상 단단히 고정해야 한다.
작업 중 안전을 위해 허리띠는 견고하게 고정해야 합니다.
오랜 시간 앉아 있었더니 ___가(이) 답답하게 느껴졌다.
오래 앉아 있으면 허리띠가 답답하게 느껴질 수 있습니다.
체중이 줄어들면서 이제 예전 ___가(이) 너무 헐렁해졌다.
체중이 줄면 허리띠가 헐렁해지는 것이 일반적입니다.
나는 벨트를 매는 대신 편안한 고무줄 ___를(을) 선호한다.
고무줄 허리띠는 편안함을 위해 벨트를 대신할 수 있습니다.
경찰관은 항상 유니폼 위에 장비가 달린 튼튼한 ___를(을) 착용한다.
경찰관은 장비를 휴대하기 위해 튼튼한 허리띠를 착용합니다.
This sentence describes someone putting on a belt and pulling up their pants. The order follows a natural action sequence.
This sentence explains that the belt is made of leather, which makes it durable. The order reflects a causal relationship.
This sentence warns that a too-tight belt can hinder digestion. The order places the cause (tight belt) before the effect (hindered digestion).
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Summary
허리띠 (heori-tti) is the Korean word for 'belt', a versatile item worn around the waist for practical or decorative purposes.
- 허리띠 (heori-tti) means 'belt' in Korean.
- It's a common noun for an item worn around the waist.
- You'll use it to talk about fashion, securing clothes, or even seatbelts in some contexts.
Beispiel
바지가 커서 허리띠를 매야 해요.
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액세서리
A1Accessory, decorative item.
발목양말
A1Ankle socks.
옷매무새
A1Appearance, grooming, how one's clothes are worn.
앞치마
A1Apron.
옷차림새
A1Manner of dressing, appearance.
벨트
A1A belt; a strip of material worn around the waist.
표백제
A1Bleach.
탈색
A1Discoloration, bleaching.
블라우스
A1Blouse, a loose-fitting upper garment for women.
부츠
A1Boots.
