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No. 12,513 in Korean

대기발령한

"대기발령한" means "placed on standby or awaiting assignment."

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  • 회사는 규정을 어긴 직원에게 대기발령한 상태입니다.

    The company has given a waiting order to the employee who violated the regulations.

    In this sentence, '대기발령한' refers to the act of issuing a waiting order as a disciplinary measure.

  • 비상시에는 모든 팀에게 대기발령한 준비가 되어 있어야 합니다.

    During emergencies, all teams must be prepared to be issued a waiting order.

    Here, '대기발령한' describes the preparedness to issue waiting orders in case of an emergency.

  • 지난주에 대기발령한 직원이 오늘 업무에 복귀했습니다.

    The employee who was given a waiting order last week returned to work today.

    In this context, '대기발령한' specifies the employee's status of having been given a waiting order previously.

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