No. 4,312 in Korean
치른
"치른" means "paid," "handled," or "undergone," depending on the context.
In a sentence
그는 중요한 시험을 치렀다.
He took an important exam.
In this sentence, '치른' (past tense of '치르다') indicates 'having completed or gone through an event or task', with the associated subject being 'exam'.
우리는 지난달 결혼식을 치렀다.
We held a wedding last month.
Here, '치른' expresses 'having carried out a ceremony', with the subject referring to 'wedding'.
기업은 새로운 과정을 성공적으로 치렀다.
The company successfully undertook the new process.
In this usage, '치르다' as '치른' relates to overcoming or dealing with an experience, in this case, a new process.
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