No. 10,910 in Korean
근무만
The term "근무만" is not a standard Korean word but could mean "only work" (근무: work, 만: only) depending on context.
In a sentence
그는 오늘 근무만 하고 집에 갈 예정입니다.
He plans to just work today and go home.
The word '근무만' here is used to indicate exclusivity, implying that the person is only performing work today without engaging in other activities.
아침에는 근무만 하느라 다른 일을 할 시간이 없었어요.
In the morning, I was only working, so there wasn't time to do anything else.
In this sentence, '근무만' emphasizes that the person was exclusively engaged in work during the morning.
그녀는 주말에도 근무만 한다고 들었어요.
I heard she only works even on weekends.
'근무만' in this context highlights that the person restricts their activities solely to work during the specified time period.
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