No. 9,318 in Korean
겉옷을
"Outerwear" or "coat."
In a sentence
나는 추워서 겉옷을 입었다.
I was cold, so I put on outer clothes.
The word '겉옷을' refers to outer clothes that the subject wears to keep warm.
그녀는 겉옷을 벗고 방에 들어갔다.
She took off her coat and entered the room.
Here, '겉옷을' is used to indicate the outer garments that are removed upon entering a place.
엄마는 나에게 겉옷을 잘 챙기라고 말씀하셨다.
Mom told me to take good care of my outer clothing.
In this case, '겉옷을' signifies the outer garment that one is reminded to keep in good condition.
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