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No. 5,445 in Korean

링거

The Korean word "링거" refers to an "IV drip" or "intravenous infusion."

In a sentence

  • 요즘 컨디션이 안 좋아서 병원에서 링거를 맞았어요.

    I wasn't feeling well lately, so I got an IV drip at the hospital.

    Here, '링거' refers to an intravenous drip, commonly used in medical contexts.

  • 운동 후 피로를 풀기 위해 링거 주사를 맞는 사람이 늘어나고 있어요.

    More people are getting IV shots to relieve fatigue after exercising.

    In this sentence, '링거' again indicates an IV drip used for recovery purposes, highlighting its use beyond traditional medical treatment.

  • 그 배우는 체력 관리를 위해 가끔 링거를 맞는다고 해요.

    That actor reportedly occasionally gets IV drips to keep up his energy.

    Here, '링거' is employed to denote IV drips used for vitality support, showcasing its diverse applications.

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