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1.NounSino-Korean: 世代
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generation
A period of about 30 years separating the parents' generation from their children's generation.
Korean definition: 부모가 속한 시대와 그 자녀가 속한 시대의 차이인 약 30년 정도 되는 기간.
Just one generation ago, computer use was not widespread.
Even though Jisu is two generations apart from her grandmother, they get along well.
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generation
A similar age group, who live in the same era and have similar thoughts; or such people.
Korean definition: 같은 시대에 살면서 비슷한 생각을 가지고 있는 비슷한 연령층. 또는 그 사람들.
The faster the times change, the more intense the conflict between generations becomes.
Today's young generation, unlike their parents' generation, receives high-level English education.
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generation
The family line continuing from parents and children through to grandchildren.
Korean definition: 부모, 자식, 손자로 이어지는 집안의 계통.
This restaurant is a traditional eatery that has been passed down for five generations.
In my house, three generations live together: grandfather, father, and children.
2.NounSino-Korean: 世帶
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household
A group of people who live together in a house.
Korean definition: 한 집에서 같이 사는 사람들의 집단.
As people move to the cities, the number of households in rural areas keeps decreasing.
As many amenities were built through redevelopment, the number of households in that area is increasing.
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household
A unit for counting each group of people living together in a house.
Korean definition: 한 집에서 같이 사는 사람들의 집단을 세는 단위.
The large corporation built an apartment complex with five hundred households for its employees.
This villa has ten households in total, with two households on each floor.