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1.NounSino-Korean: 一定
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being fixed; being regular
A state in which the size, shape, range, time, etc., of something is fixed.
Korean definition: 어떤 것의 크기, 모양, 범위, 시간 등이 하나로 정해져 있음.
After my surgery, I go to the hospital for checkups at regular intervals.
Students who didn't reach a certain score took supplementary classes after school.
2.NounSino-Korean: 日程
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program; schedule
Things that have to be done for a certain period of time; a plan made to do such things.
Korean definition: 일정한 기간 동안 해야 할 일. 또는 그 일을 하기 위해 짜 놓은 계획.
This morning, the exam schedule for this semester was announced.
We decided to go on the field trip as scheduled even if it rains.
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schedule
Things that one has to do on that day; an order decided to do such things.
Korean definition: 그날 해야 할 일. 또는 그 일을 하기 위해 정한 순서.
A meeting that wasn't on today's schedule was suddenly arranged.
Every morning I get up at five and start my schedule at six.
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itinerary
Routes that one has to travel on that day; a decided order in which locations will be visited.
Korean definition: 그날 하루에 가야 할 길. 또는 그 길을 가기 위해 정한 순서.
Today's itinerary is an easy one, walking along the river, so you won't get tired.
Throughout the trip, we spent each day getting through a rough itinerary of crossing mountains and rivers.