No. 19,088 in Korean
아웃
"아웃" (aut) in Korean means "out," often used in sports to indicate a player or ball is out of play.
In a sentence
야구 경기에서 아웃을 두 개 기록했어요.
Two outs were recorded in the baseball game.
The term '아웃' here refers to the 'out' event in a sports game.
운동하다가 발목이 아웃됐어요.
I injured my ankle while exercising.
In this sentence, '아웃' is used to describe an injury or incapacity.
그 일을 아웃소싱하기로 결정했어요.
We decided to outsource that task.
In this context, '아웃' is part of the compound word '아웃소싱' meaning 'outsourcing.'
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