No. 8,890 in Korean
강영권
"강영권" is typically a Korean proper noun, often used as a person's name. It does not carry a standalone definition.
In a sentence
강영권 선생님은 매우 친절하십니다.
Mr. Kang Young-Kwon is very kind.
The word '강영권' is used here as a personal name, referring to an individual's full Korean name in the context of addressing or talking about them respectfully.
강영권 씨께서 이 문제를 맡아 해결하셨습니다.
Mr. Kang Young-Kwon took on this issue and resolved it.
Here '강영권' is again used as a proper noun, referring specifically to an individual's name, demonstrating his action or involvement in a situation.
강영권과 같은 사람들이 이 일을 하기 적합합니다.
People like Kang Young-Kwon are suitable for this job.
In this sentence, '강영권' refers to a specific person and is used as an example to generalize qualities or abilities applicable to others in a similar context.
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