No. 17,977 in Korean
수반
"수반" means "leader" or "head," often referring to a person in charge or someone who accompanies another.
In a sentence
이 행사는 많은 문제의 수반을 초래할 수 있습니다.
This event may lead to the involvement of many issues.
Here '수반' is used as a noun meaning 'accompaniment' or 'entailment'. It describes the act of one thing accompanying or causing another.
책임을 수반하는 직책을 맡았어요.
I took on a position that entails responsibility.
In this sentence, '수반하다' as a verb means to accompany or entail. It indicates the presence of responsibility along with the position.
일상적인 행동에는 종종 무의식적인 결과가 수반된다.
Everyday actions often involve unconscious consequences.
Here '수반된다', a conjugated form of '수반하다', is used in passive voice to describe the accompaniment of outcomes by actions.
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