No. 5,560 in Korean
무기한
"Indefinite" or "without a set time limit."
In a sentence
그는 무기한 휴가를 신청했습니다.
He requested an indefinite leave of absence.
In this sentence, '무기한' is used to describe the duration of the leave as indefinite, emphasizing it has no predefined end date.
이 프로젝트는 무기한 연기되었습니다.
This project has been postponed indefinitely.
Here, '무기한' indicates that the postponement does not have a specified timeframe, illustrating the lack of concrete plans for resumption.
회의는 무기한으로 진행될 예정입니다.
The meeting is planned to continue indefinitely.
'무기한' in this context refers to the meeting progressing without a set limit on duration, highlighting the open-ended nature of the schedule.
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