No. 3,666 in Korean
불복해
"불복해" means "to disobey" or "to refuse to comply."
In a sentence
그는 판결에 불복해 항소를 제기했다.
He contested the ruling and filed an appeal.
'불복해' is used here to indicate someone opposing or not accepting the ruling of the court.
학생들은 규칙 변경에 불복해 시위를 벌였다.
The students protested discontent with the rule changes.
In this sentence, '불복해' expresses dissatisfaction or disagreement with enacted rule changes.
그들은 새로운 정책에 대해 불복해 회의에서 이의를 제기했다.
They challenged the new policy during the meeting.
Here, '불복해' shows a context of formally opposing or objecting to an introduced policy.
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