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체결하다

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체결하다

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解析 체결하다 in your Level:

At the A1 level, '체결하다' (che-gyeol-ha-da) is quite an advanced word. You can think of it as a very fancy way to say 'to sign a big paper.' Imagine two kings signing a peace letter or two big bosses signing a paper to work together. You won't use this when you sign a homework paper or a birthday card. It is only for very important, official things. Even though it's hard, you might see it in news headlines about countries. Just remember: 체결하다 = Big, Official Signing. You usually use it with the word '계약' (gye-yak), which means 'contract.' For example, '계약을 체결해요' means 'I sign the contract.' It's a formal word, so you will see it as '체결합니다' or '체결해요.'

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At the A2 level, you should recognize '체결하다' as a formal verb related to business and law. It means 'to conclude' or 'to sign' an agreement. While you might use '계약하다' for renting a room, '체결하다' is used when companies or governments do it. The grammar is simple: [Noun] + 을/를 + 체결하다. The noun is usually '계약' (contract) or '협정' (agreement). You will often hear it in the past tense: '체결했습니다' (signed). It comes from Hanja, where the characters mean 'to tie together.' Think of it as 'tying' two sides together with a formal agreement. If you see this word in a reading passage, it's likely about a company making a deal with another company.

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At the B1 level, you are moving into more professional Korean. '체결하다' is an essential verb for discussing news, economics, and professional life. It specifically refers to the official conclusion of a contract, treaty, or formal agreement. You should distinguish it from '서명하다' (to sign), which is just the physical act of writing your name. '체결하다' implies the entire process of reaching an agreement and making it legally binding. You'll often see it in the passive form '체결되다' (to be concluded). For example, '한미 무역 협정이 체결되었다' (The Korea-US trade agreement was concluded). It is a 'high-register' word, so using it in a business meeting will make you sound very professional and competent.

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At the B2 level, you should be comfortable using '체결하다' in both writing and speaking within professional contexts. It is a CEFR B2 word because it requires an understanding of formal register and specific semantic domains like law and international relations. You should be able to use it with various objects: 조약 (treaty), MOU (Memorandum of Understanding), 제휴 (alliance), and 협약 (convention). You should also be aware of its collocations, such as '성공적으로 체결하다' (to successfully conclude) or '조속히 체결하다' (to conclude promptly). Understanding the Hanja (締結) helps: it's about 'binding' (締) and 'joining' (結). This word is a staple of news reporting and academic writing in Korea.

At the C1 level, '체결하다' is a fundamental part of your professional lexicon. You should understand its nuances compared to synonyms like '성사시키다' (to bring to fruition/complete a deal) or '발효시키다' (to put into effect). At this level, you should also be familiar with related legal terminology, such as '체결권자' (the person with the authority to sign) or '체결 경위' (the circumstances leading to the signing). You should be able to parse complex sentences in legal contracts or diplomatic white papers where '체결하다' might be used in a series of conditions or clauses. Your usage should reflect the gravity of the word, using it to describe significant institutional or national milestones.

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At the C2 level, you have a masterly command of '체결하다' and its place within the broader landscape of Korean administrative and legal language. You can analyze why a writer might choose '체결' over '체결하다' for stylistic impact in a headline. You understand the historical context of famous treaties (e.g., 을사늑약 vs. 조약) and how the choice of verbs like '체결하다' vs '강요하다' (to force) carries immense political and historical weight. You can use the word fluently in high-level debates about international law, corporate mergers, or constitutional amendments. You are also sensitive to the 'nominalization' of this verb in bureaucratic documents, where '계약 체결의 건' (Regarding the signing of the contract) is a standard heading.

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체결하다 30秒了解

Formal verb for signing official agreements.
Used in business, law, and diplomacy.
Implies the successful conclusion of negotiations.
Commonly paired with '계약' (contract) and '협정' (treaty).

The Korean verb 체결하다 (che-gyeol-ha-da) is a high-level, formal term that translates primarily to 'to sign,' 'to conclude,' or 'to enter into' an official agreement. Unlike the more common word '계약하다' (to contract), which can be used in everyday settings like renting an apartment, 체결하다 carries a weight of formality and institutional gravity. It is the language of corporate boardrooms, international summits, and legal documents. When you hear this word, you should immediately think of a formal ceremony where two parties, often representing organizations or nations, finalize a binding commitment. It is derived from Hanja (Chinese characters), where '체' (締) means to tie or bind, and '결' (結) means to knot or join. Together, they represent the act of binding two parties together through a formal tie.

Business Context: In the business world, this word is used when two companies officially sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or a partnership agreement. It signifies the end of negotiations and the beginning of a legal obligation.
Diplomatic Context: When nations agree on a free trade agreement (FTA) or a peace treaty, the media will invariably use '체결하다' to describe the official signing ceremony.
Legal Context: Lawyers use this term to describe the moment a contract becomes legally enforceable. It refers to the specific act of execution—signing and sealing the document.

두 회사는 어제 전략적 제휴를 체결했다.
(The two companies signed a strategic alliance yesterday.)

The nuances of 체결하다 involve a sense of completion. It is not just about the act of writing a name; it is about the successful culmination of a negotiation process. If a deal falls through at the last minute, you cannot use this word. It is reserved for the 'done deal.' In news broadcasts, you will frequently see the noun form, 체결 (signing/conclusion), as in '계약 체결' (signing of a contract). Understanding this word is essential for anyone reading Korean newspapers, watching business news, or working in a professional environment in Korea. It marks the transition from a learner's vocabulary to a professional's vocabulary.

한미 FTA가 공식적으로 체결되었습니다.
(The KORUS FTA has been officially concluded.)

신규 프로젝트를 위한 계약을 체결할 예정입니다.
(We plan to sign a contract for the new project.)

Common Objects: The objects of this verb are usually nouns like 계약 (contract), 협정 (agreement/treaty), 조약 (treaty), or 제휴 (alliance).

Using 체결하다 correctly requires paying attention to the object of the sentence and the level of formality. Since it is a transitive verb, it always needs an object—specifically the thing being signed or concluded. In passive contexts, the form 체결되다 (to be concluded/signed) is very common. Here are several ways to integrate it into your speech and writing.

Active Voice (Subject signs something): [Subject] + [Object] + 을/를 + 체결하다. Example: '정부는 무역 협정을 체결했다' (The government signed a trade agreement).
Passive Voice (Something is signed): [Object] + 이/가 + 체결되다. Example: '계약이 성공적으로 체결되었습니다' (The contract was successfully signed).

수출 계약을 체결하기 위해 독일로 떠났습니다.
(I left for Germany to sign an export contract.)

When using the word in a sentence, consider the 'why' and 'how.' Often, adverbs like '공식적으로' (officially), '성공적으로' (successfully), or '조속히' (promptly) are used to add detail to the signing process. If you are describing a future event, use the '-ㄹ/을 예정이다' pattern to sound more professional.

양측은 이견을 좁히고 마침내 합의를 체결하였다.
(Both sides narrowed their differences and finally concluded an agreement.)

조건이 맞지 않아 계약을 체결하지 못했습니다.
(We couldn't sign the contract because the conditions didn't match.)

Advanced Usage: 체결식: Adding '식' (ceremony) creates '체결식' (signing ceremony). You might say, '계약 체결식에 참석했습니다' (I attended the contract signing ceremony).

You will encounter 체결하다 in specific environments. It is not a word you would typically use with friends over coffee, unless you are both lawyers discussing a case. Instead, it dominates the following areas of Korean life:

Evening News & Newspapers: This is the primary habitat of the word. Headlines like '정부, 백신 도입 계약 체결' (Government signs vaccine procurement contract) or 'A사와 B사, 기술 제휴 체결' are standard. If you read the economy or politics section of the Chosun Ilbo or JoongAng Ilbo, you'll see it daily.
Corporate Meetings: During quarterly reports or strategy meetings, executives will use '체결하다' to report on new partnerships or finalized deals to stakeholders.
Legal Documents: In the text of a contract itself, the preamble often states the date and parties that are '체결하는' (signing) the document.

오늘 뉴스에서 대기업 간의 빅딜 체결 소식을 들었어.
(I heard the news about the big deal being signed between major corporations today.)

In K-Dramas, specifically those centered around law (like 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo') or corporate power struggles (like 'Reborn Rich'), this word is used frequently to show high stakes. It signals that a significant moment of commitment has occurred. Listening for this word can help you identify when a plot point involves a major business shift.

이번 협약 체결은 우리 회사의 미래에 매우 중요합니다.
(The signing of this agreement is very important for our company's future.)

Even though 체결하다 is a straightforward verb, its formal nature makes it easy to misuse in casual settings or with the wrong objects. Here are the most common pitfalls for English speakers learning Korean:

Using it for Casual Promises: Mistake: '친구와 점심 약속을 체결했다.' (I signed a lunch appointment with a friend.)
Correct: '친구와 점심 약속을 했다.' 체결하다 is far too formal for social plans.
Confusing it with '결정하다' (To Decide): While both involve making a choice, 체결하다 is specifically about the act of signing a document or formalizing a deal, not just making up one's mind.
Misusing the Particle: Remember that the agreement is the object (을/를). Don't say '계약에 체결하다'. It must be '계약을 체결하다'.

X: 우리는 결혼을 체결했다.
O: 우리는 혼인 서약을 했다.
(Note: Marriage is a contract, but '체결하다' sounds like a cold business transaction.)

Another mistake is overusing the active form when the passive '체결되다' would be more natural. In Korean, when the focus is on the agreement itself being finalized, the passive voice is often preferred in formal reporting. For example, '협정이 체결되었습니다' sounds more objective than '우리가 협정을 체결했습니다'.

Korean has several words that overlap with 체결하다. Choosing the right one depends on the context and the level of formality you wish to convey.

계약하다 (Gye-yak-ha-da): This is the most common alternative. It specifically means 'to contract.' You use this for renting a house (전세 계약), buying a car, or hiring an employee. It is less formal than 체결하다.
맺다 (Maet-da): A pure Korean word meaning 'to tie' or 'to form.' It is often used for relationships, like '인연을 맺다' (to form a connection) or '계약을 맺다' (to form/sign a contract). It feels slightly warmer and less clinical than 체결하다.
합의하다 (Hap-ui-ha-da): Means 'to reach an agreement' or 'to settle.' This focuses on the mutual consent rather than the formal act of signing a document.
서명하다 (Seo-myeong-ha-da): Means 'to sign' (literally, to write one's name). This refers only to the physical act of signing, whereas 체결하다 refers to the entire legal conclusion of the deal.

Comparison:
1. 계약을 체결하다 (Formal, Official)
2. 계약을 맺다 (Natural, common)
3. 계약서에 서명하다 (Focus on the physical signature)

When in doubt, use '계약하다' for personal business and '체결하다' for professional or national-level business. If you are describing a peace treaty, '체결하다' is the only appropriate choice.

How Formal Is It?

趣味小知识

The character 結 (결) is the same one used in '결혼' (marriage), implying that both a business contract and a marriage are formal 'knots' tied between parties.

发音指南

UK /tɕʰe.ɡjʌl.ɦa.da/

US /tʃe.ɡjʌl.hɑ.dɑ/

The primary stress is on the second syllable '결' (gyeol).

押韵词

연결하다 (yeon-gyeol-ha-da - to connect) 판결하다 (pan-gyeol-ha-da - to judge) 종결하다 (jong-gyeol-ha-da - to terminate) 집결하다 (jip-gyeol-ha-da - to assemble) 동결하다 (dong-gyeol-ha-da - to freeze) 청결하다 (cheong-gyeol-ha-da - to be clean) 해결하다 (hae-gyeol-ha-da - to solve) 완결하다 (wan-gyeol-ha-da - to complete)

常见错误

Pronouncing '체' as '제' (je).
Merging '결' and '하' into a single blurred sound.
Mispronouncing the 'eo' in 'gyeol' as a pure 'o'.

难度评级

阅读 4/5

Common in news and formal documents but rare in easy fiction.

写作 5/5

Requires knowledge of formal sentence endings and professional nouns.

口语 4/5

Easy to pronounce but hard to use naturally without sounding overly formal.

听力 3/5

Distinctive sound makes it easy to spot in news broadcasts.

接下来学什么

前置知识

계약 (contract) 하다 (to do) 맺다 (to tie) 서명 (signature) 약속 (promise)

接下来学习

발효되다 (to take effect) 이행하다 (to implement) 위반하다 (to violate) 파기하다 (to annul)

高级

비준 (ratification) 협약 (convention) 의정서 (protocol) 각서 (memorandum)

需要掌握的语法

하다 vs 되다

체결하다 (Active) vs 체결되다 (Passive)

Noun + 시 (Time of)

계약 체결 시 (At the time of signing)

Noun + 여부 (Whether or not)

체결 여부 (Whether to sign or not)

ㄹ/을 예정 (Future plan)

체결할 예정입니다 (Plan to sign)

ㄴ/은 상태 (In the state of)

체결된 상태 (In a signed state)

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按水平分级的例句

계약을 체결해요.

I sign the contract.

Present tense, polite style.

우리는 오늘 체결했어요.

We signed (it) today.

Past tense, polite style.

이것은 계약 체결입니다.

This is a contract signing.

Noun form + 이다.

언제 체결해요?

When do you sign?

Question form.

여기서 체결하세요.

Please sign here.

Imperative/Request style.

누가 체결해요?

Who signs it?

Subject marker '가'.

체결하고 싶어요.

I want to sign (conclude) it.

-고 싶다 (want to).

체결이 중요해요.

Signing is important.

Subject marker '이'.

두 회사는 계약을 체결했습니다.

The two companies signed a contract.

Formal polite style (습니다).

어제 협정을 체결했어요.

We signed the agreement yesterday.

Time adverb '어제'.

계약 체결을 축하합니다.

Congratulations on signing the contract.

Noun + 을/를 + 축하하다.

이 문서를 체결해야 합니다.

You must sign this document.

-아/어야 하다 (must).

정부가 새로운 조약을 체결할 거예요.

The government will sign a new treaty.

Future tense (-ㄹ 거예요).

체결하기 전에 확인하세요.

Please check before signing.

-기 전에 (before).

성공적으로 체결되었습니다.

It was successfully concluded.

Passive form (되다).

체결한 후에 전화할게요.

I will call you after signing.

-ㄴ 후에 (after).

양국은 평화 협정을 체결하기로 합의했습니다.

The two countries agreed to sign a peace treaty.

-기로 합의하다 (agree to do).

계약 체결 시기가 늦춰졌습니다.

The timing of the contract signing has been delayed.

Noun phrase '체결 시기'.

수출 계약을 체결하는 것이 목표입니다.

The goal is to sign an export contract.

Gerund form (-는 것).

계약을 체결할 때 변호사가 필요합니다.

A lawyer is needed when signing a contract.

-ㄹ 때 (when).

조건이 좋아서 바로 체결했습니다.

The conditions were good, so we signed immediately.

Reasoning (-아서/어서).

체결되지 않은 계약이 아직 많습니다.

There are still many contracts that haven't been signed.

Negative passive modifier.

공식적으로 체결된 문서를 보여주세요.

Please show me the officially signed document.

Modifier form (-ㄴ).

체결 가능성을 검토 중입니다.

We are reviewing the possibility of signing.

Noun + 중 (in the middle of).

이번 전략적 제휴 체결로 시장 점유율이 확대될 것입니다.

Market share will expand with the signing of this strategic alliance.

Cause/Method marker (-로).

양측은 세부 사항을 조율한 뒤 계약을 체결했다.

Both sides signed the contract after coordinating the details.

-ㄴ 뒤 (after).

MOU 체결은 본 계약으로 이어지는 징검다리 역할을 합니다.

Signing an MOU serves as a stepping stone to the main contract.

Metaphorical usage.

부당한 계약 체결은 법적 보호를 받을 수 없습니다.

Signing an unfair contract cannot be legally protected.

Subject phrase.

계약이 체결됨에 따라 사업이 본격적으로 시작되었다.

As the contract was signed, the business began in earnest.

-ㅁ에 따라 (as/according to).

체결 과정에서 발생한 문제는 해결되었습니다.

The problems that arose during the signing process have been resolved.

Process noun '과정'.

신중하게 검토한 후에 체결할 것을 권장합니다.

We recommend signing after careful review.

Recommendation pattern.

협약 체결 소식이 주가에 긍정적인 영향을 주었다.

The news of the agreement signing had a positive impact on the stock price.

Subject-Object-Verb structure.

이번 FTA 체결은 양국 경제 협력의 새로운 지평을 열었다.

The signing of this FTA opened a new horizon for economic cooperation between the two nations.

Idiomatic expression '지평을 열다'.

계약 체결의 효력은 서명 즉시 발생합니다.

The effectiveness of the contract signing occurs immediately upon signature.

Legal terminology '효력'.

다국적 기업 간의 복잡한 인수 합병 계약이 체결되었다.

A complex M&A contract between multinational corporations was signed.

Complex noun phrases.

체결 당사자들은 신의성실의 원칙을 준수해야 한다.

The signing parties must adhere to the principle of good faith.

Legal principle '신의성실'.

협상 결렬의 위기를 딛고 극적으로 계약을 체결했다.

They dramatically signed the contract, overcoming the crisis of a negotiation breakdown.

Contrastive structure.

체결권이 없는 자에 의한 계약은 무효가 될 수 있다.

A contract by someone without the authority to sign may be void.

Legal condition.

비밀 유지 조항이 포함된 상태로 체결되었습니다.

It was signed with a non-disclosure clause included.

Conditional state phrase.

체결 여부를 두고 이사회의 의견이 엇갈리고 있다.

Opinions of the board of directors are divided over whether to sign or not.

-여부를 두고 (regarding whether...).

조약의 체결은 주권 국가로서의 권리와 의무를 수반한다.

The signing of a treaty entails rights and obligations as a sovereign state.

Abstract academic language.

본 계약의 체결 경위와 배경을 면밀히 분석할 필요가 있다.

It is necessary to closely analyze the circumstances and background of the signing of this contract.

Analytic formal tone.

체결된 협정의 자구 하나하나가 국가 이익에 직결된다.

Every single word of the signed agreement is directly linked to the national interest.

Emphasis on detail '자구 하나하나'.

불평등 조약의 체결은 역사적으로 많은 갈등의 씨앗이 되었다.

The signing of unequal treaties has historically become the seed of many conflicts.

Historical/Sociological context.

전자 서명을 통한 계약 체결의 법적 지위가 확립되었다.

The legal status of contract signing via electronic signature has been established.

Technical legal language.

체결 의사가 없음에도 협상에 임하는 것은 시간 낭비다.

Engaging in negotiations despite having no intention to sign is a waste of time.

-음에도 (despite).

체결 지연에 따른 손실 보전 방안을 마련해야 한다.

Measures for loss compensation due to the delay in signing must be prepared.

Business administrative terminology.

국제 관습법상 조약 체결의 절차는 엄격히 규정되어 있다.

Under international customary law, the procedures for signing treaties are strictly regulated.

Specialized legal register.

近义词

맺다 계약하다 조인하다 성립시키다

反义词

파기하다 해지하다

常见搭配

계약을 체결하다

협정을 체결하다

조약을 체결하다

MOU를 체결하다

성공적으로 체결하다

공식적으로 체결하다

체결을 완료하다

체결을 서두르다

체결식을 갖다

체결 여부

常用短语

계약 체결

— The act of signing a contract.

계약 체결이 늦어지고 있어요.

체결 당사자

— The parties involved in the signing.

체결 당사자 간의 합의가 필요합니다.

체결 즉시

— Immediately upon signing.

체결 즉시 효력이 발생합니다.

체결 경위

— The background/history of the signing.

체결 경위를 설명해 주세요.

미체결 계약

— Unsigned/pending contracts.

미체결 계약 건을 확인하세요.

체결권

— The right or authority to sign.

그는 체결권이 없습니다.

체결 절차

— The procedure for signing.

체결 절차가 복잡합니다.

체결 소식

— The news of a signing.

체결 소식을 신문에서 봤어요.

체결 예정

— Scheduled to be signed.

다음 달 체결 예정입니다.

강제 체결

— Forced signing (of a treaty/contract).

강제 체결된 조약은 무효입니다.

容易混淆的词

체결하다 vs 결정하다

Means 'to decide'. You decide to sign, then you '체결하다' (sign).

체결하다 vs 서명하다

Means 'to sign'. '체결하다' is the legal act; '서명하다' is the physical act.

체결하다 vs 연결하다

Means 'to connect'. Sounds similar but used for physical or digital connections.

习语与表达

"도장을 찍다"

— To stamp one's seal (idiom for finalizing a deal/marriage).

드디어 계약서에 도장을 찍었습니다.

Neutral

"마침표를 찍다"

— To put a period/end (to finish a long negotiation).

협상에 마침표를 찍고 계약을 체결했다.

Literary

"손을 잡다"

— To hold hands (idiom for forming a partnership).

두 회사가 손을 잡고 협약을 체결했다.

Common

"배를 타다"

— To get on the same boat (to be committed to the same deal).

계약을 체결했으니 이제 같은 배를 탄 셈이죠.

Colloquial

"뿌리를 내리다"

— To take root (an agreement starting to have an effect).

체결된 협정이 시장에 뿌리를 내리고 있다.

Literary

"물꼬를 트다"

— To open the floodgates (a signing that leads to more deals).

이번 체결이 수출의 물꼬를 텄다.

Journalistic

"주사위는 던져졌다"

— The die is cast (after signing, there is no going back).

계약을 체결했으니 주사위는 던져졌습니다.

Literary

"한 배를 타다"

— To be in the same boat (after a formal alliance).

제휴 체결로 우리는 한 배를 탔습니다.

Common

"단추를 잘 끼우다"

— To button the first button well (to start a contract well).

첫 계약 체결부터 단추를 잘 끼워야 합니다.

Common

"다리를 놓다"

— To build a bridge (a treaty that connects two sides).

이번 체결이 화해의 다리를 놓았습니다.

Metaphorical

容易混淆

체결하다 vs 계약하다

Both involve contracts.

계약하다 is broader and more common; 체결하다 is more formal and official.

집을 계약하다 (O), 집을 체결하다 (X - too formal).

체결하다 vs 맺다

Both mean forming an agreement.

맺다 is pure Korean and can be used for relationships; 체결하다 is Hanja-based and clinical.

인연을 맺다 (O), 인연을 체결하다 (X).

체결하다 vs 합의하다

Both involve reaching a deal.

합의하다 focuses on the agreement of minds; 체결하다 focuses on the formal signing.

금액을 합의하다 (O), 금액을 체결하다 (X).

체결하다 vs 조인하다

Both mean to sign/join.

조인하다 is a loanword from English 'join/sign' often used specifically for ceremonies.

조인식 (Signing ceremony).

체결하다 vs 완료하다

Both imply finishing something.

완료하다 is general 'to complete'; 체결하다 is specifically for agreements.

숙제를 완료하다 (O), 숙제를 체결하다 (X).

句型

N을/를 체결했어요.

계약을 체결했어요.

N이/가 체결되었습니다.

협정이 체결되었습니다.

N을/를 체결하기로 했습니다.

조약을 체결하기로 했습니다.

N 체결을 통해 ~하다.

계약 체결을 통해 수익을 올렸다.

N 체결 시 주의사항.

계약 체결 시 주의사항을 확인하세요.

N 체결에 따른 후속 조치.

협정 체결에 따른 후속 조치를 논의했다.

N 체결 여부를 검토하다.

제휴 체결 여부를 검토하고 있습니다.

N 체결의 법적 효력.

조약 체결의 법적 효력을 분석하다.

词族

名词

체결 (signing/conclusion)

체결식 (signing ceremony)

체결자 (signer)

체결권 (right to sign)

动词

체결되다 (to be signed/concluded)

체결시키다 (to make someone sign)

形容词

체결된 (signed/concluded)

如何使用

frequency

High in news, business, and law; low in daily casual conversation.

常见错误

친구랑 약속을 체결했어요. → 친구랑 약속을 했어요.
체결하다 is too formal for a casual promise with a friend.
계약에 체결하다. → 계약을 체결하다.
The agreement is the object, so it needs the object particle 을/를, not the location particle 에.
서명을 체결하다. → 계약을 체결하다 / 서명을 하다.
You don't 'conclude a signature'; you 'conclude a contract' by 'making a signature'.
결혼을 체결하다. → 결혼하다 / 혼인 서약을 하다.
While legal, it sounds very cold and unromantic in a social context.
협상이 체결하다. → 협상이 타결되다 / 계약이 체결되다.
Negotiations (협상) 'break through' (타결), while contracts (계약) 'get signed' (체결).

小贴士

Use with Formal Nouns

Always pair '체결하다' with formal nouns like 협정, 조약, or 제휴 to sound natural.

Learn the Hanja

Remember 締 (tie) and 結 (knot). This will help you understand other words like 연결 (connection) and 결말 (ending).

Business Professionalism

In a Korean resume or interview, using '체결하다' to describe your past successes in deals sounds very impressive.

News Keywords

When you hear '체결', listen for the word '성공' (success) or '결렬' (breakdown) right before or after it.

Passive Voice

Use '체결되다' when the focus is on the agreement itself rather than the people who signed it.

Avoid Casual Contexts

Do not use this word when talking about meeting friends or small personal promises.

Legal Reading

In legal texts, look for '본 계약은 ... 체결된다' to find the effective date of the document.

Formal Endings

Since the word is formal, always use it with formal endings like -습니다 or -ㅂ니다.

Knot Metaphor

Think of it as 'tying the legal knot'. This helps remember the '결' (knot) part of the word.

Particle Check

Make sure to use the object particle 을/를 with 체결하다. (계약을 체결하다).

记住它

记忆技巧

Think of a 'CHErry' and a 'GIRL' (gyeol) signing a huge paper. CHE-GYEOL-ha-da.

视觉联想

Imagine two giant hands tying a thick rope (the Hanja meaning) into a knot around a large scroll labeled 'CONTRACT'.

Word Web

Contract Treaty Official Signing Business Law Government Final

挑战

Try to write a sentence about a famous historical treaty using '체결하다' and share it with a friend.

词源

From Hanja characters 締 (체) and 結 (결).

原始含义：締 means 'to tie tightly' or 'to bind.' 結 means 'to tie a knot' or 'to join.' Together, they mean to bind two parties together firmly.

Sino-Korean (Hanja-derived).

文化背景

Be careful when using this for personal relationships; it can sound cold or transactional.

English speakers might use 'signed' for everything, but Korean differentiates between 'signing' (서명) and 'concluding' (체결).

The KORUS FTA (한미 FTA 체결) The 1953 Armistice Agreement (정전 협정 체결) The Treaty of Portsmouth (포츠머스 조약 체결)

在生活中练习

真实语境

Corporate Mergers

인수 합병 계약 체결
전략적 제휴 체결
MOU 체결
지분 매각 체결

International Diplomacy

평화 조약 체결
자유 무역 협정 체결
비자 면제 협정 체결
상호 방위 조약 체결

Legal Proceedings

화해 권고 체결
합의서 체결
임대차 계약 체결
근로 계약 체결

Real Estate

매매 계약 체결
전세 계약 체결
분양 계약 체결
임대 계약 체결

Sports/Entertainment

전속 계약 체결
입단 계약 체결
광고 모델 계약 체결
스폰서십 체결

对话开场白

"최근에 뉴스에서 본 중요한 계약 체결 소식이 있나요?"

"회사에서 MOU를 체결해 본 적이 있으신가요?"

"한국과 당신의 나라 사이에 어떤 협정이 체결되어 있나요?"

"계약을 체결할 때 가장 중요하게 생각하는 조건은 무엇인가요?"

"전자 서명으로 계약을 체결하는 것에 대해 어떻게 생각하세요?"

日记主题

내가 만약 큰 회사의 CEO라면, 어떤 회사와 제휴를 체결하고 싶은지 써보세요.

계약 체결의 중요성에 대해 법적인 관점에서 서술해 보세요.

평화 협정 체결이 세계에 미치는 영향에 대해 자신의 생각을 적어보세요.

최근에 내가 '체결'한 가장 중요한 약속이나 계약은 무엇이었나요?

불평등하게 체결된 역사적 조약에 대해 조사하고 느낀 점을 써보세요.

常见问题

10 个问题

Technically, marriage is a contract, but using '체결하다' makes it sound like a business deal. It's better to use '혼인 서약을 하다' or '결혼하다'.

서명 is just the signature. 체결 is the legal conclusion of the whole agreement. You '체결' by '서명'-ing.

Yes, it is a standard term in both South and North Korea for treaties and official agreements.

You can, but '계약하다' is more natural. Using '체결하다' for a part-time job sounds like you are being intentionally funny or overly formal.

An MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) is a common object for '체결하다'. It is a non-binding agreement that often precedes a formal contract.

Usually, yes, but in the modern era, it also includes digital/electronic contracts (전자 체결).

You would say '체결이 취소되었습니다' or '계약이 파기되었습니다'.

체결 is the noun (signing), and 체결하다 is the verb (to sign).

Yes, '평화 협정을 체결하다' is the standard way to say it.

The most direct opposite is '파기하다' (to annul/destroy) or '해지하다' (to terminate).

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