No. 11,446 in Korean
꼴을
The word "꼴을" refers to "appearance," "state," or "shape," often used negatively or critically.
In a sentence
그의 꼴을 보고 놀랐다.
I was surprised to see his state/appearance.
In this sentence, '꼴을' refers to someone's physical appearance or state, often in a negative or surprising context, reflecting judgment or reaction.
일단 꼴을 갖춰야 한다.
First, you need to shape/form its appearance appropriately.
Here, '꼴을' describes something's form or structure to indicate it should be arranged or configured correctly.
그런 꼴을 하고 다니면 안 돼.
You shouldn't go around in such a state/appearance.
In this usage, '꼴을' pertains to a state of being or appearance, implying disapproval of presenting oneself in that way.
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