No. 15,620 in Korean
보류해
"보류해" means "to defer" or "to put on hold."
In a sentence
이 프로젝트를 당분간 보류해 주세요.
Please put this project on hold for now.
In this sentence, '보류해' is used to mean 'put on hold' or 'suspend temporarily', emphasizing a pause or delay in action.
결정을 내리기 전에 그 문제를 보류해둡시다.
Let’s hold off on addressing that issue before making a decision.
Here, '보류해' conveys the idea of postponing a topic or matter, indicating deliberation or waiting before action is taken.
회의 때 나온 의견을 다 보류해도 될까요?
It's okay to hold off on all the opinions mentioned during the meeting?
In this context, '보류해' refers to deferring or temporarily shelving the mentioned opinions or suggestions for later consideration.
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