No. 9,438 in Korean
결핍이라고
"결핍이라고" means "is called a deficiency" or "is referred to as a lack".
In a sentence
나의 성공은 과거의 결핍이라고 여겨지던 경험들로 이루어졌습니다.
My success was built upon experiences once considered deficiencies.
결핍이라고 here is used to indicate a state of being deficient or lacking, implying a negative quality associated with past experiences.
우리가 가진 지식의 결핍이라고 정체된 연구가 있습니다.
There is stalled research considered as a deficiency in our knowledge.
결핍이라고 in this context is used metaphorically to describe the lack that is affecting progress in research, emphasizing a critical gap in information.
그들은 자원의 결핍이라고 하는 상황을 극복하려 노력하고 있습니다.
They are striving to overcome a situation considered as a deficiency of resources.
결핍이라고 indicates the lack of physical resources, highlighting challenges in availability necessitating efforts for resolution.
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