쉬운 예문 중심 한영/영한 사전-AI-powered bilingual example dictionary

Example

A user inputs the English phrase 'run late,' and instead of a direct translation, the tool provides example sentences such as 'I am running late for the meeting.' The Korean translation follows, making the meaning clear in a practical setting.

Scenario

This feature is particularly useful for users who want to understand the nuances of a phrase and how it can be applied in everyday conversation. For instance, a student preparing for an English-speaking presentation can search for terms like 'run late' to see how they can be naturally integrated into their dialogue.

Example

When a user inputs '걱정 마세요,' the tool not only provides the English translation 'Don’t worry,' but also offers example sentences that explain different situations in which the phrase might be used, such as 'Don't worry about the exam.'

Scenario

This functionality helps both Korean speakers learning English and English speakers learning Korean. A Korean user can learn how their native phrases translate into English, and an English user can learn the various applications of Korean phrases in real contexts.

Example

If a user looks up the word 'happy,' the tool provides synonyms like 'joyful' and antonyms like 'sad,' along with example sentences: 'She feels joyful about her promotion.' and 'He looks sad after hearing the news.'

Scenario

This feature is beneficial for writers, students, or language learners looking to expand their vocabulary. For instance, an ESL student working on an essay can look up synonyms to avoid repetition and enhance their writing style.

Example

A user types the phrase 'She is planning to' and receives suggestions like 'She is planning to travel next month' or 'She is planning to start a new job.'

Scenario

This function is ideal for learners who are trying to form more complex sentences. By seeing similar sentence structures with different content words, they can improve their sentence-building skills.

Example

A user searching for 'work' gets example sentences categorized by difficulty levels, such as 'I work at a bank.' (A1) and 'She has been working on this project for months.' (B2).

Scenario

This feature is tailored for students preparing for standardized language proficiency tests, like the TOEIC or TOPIK. The examples are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), helping learners understand how words are used at different skill levels.