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No. 7,981 in Korean

acom

The Korean word "아컴" (acom) does not have a clear definition in standard Korean. It might be a proper noun, acronym, or misspelling. Could you clarify or provide more context?

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  • 나는 작은 옷장을 사용하여 내 악마 인형을 보관할 수 있다.

    I can use a small wardrobe to store my demon dolls.

    In this sentence, '악마' (akma) is the Korean word for 'demon,' serving as an adjective to describe the dolls.

  • 이 지역에서 악마의 전설이 자주 이야기된다.

    In this region, legends about demons are frequently told.

    Here, '악마' (akma) is used as a noun referring to supernatural entities in folklore.

  • 그의 성격은 천사 같기도 하고 악마 같기도 하다.

    His personality sometimes seems like an angel's and sometimes like a demon's.

    In this context, '악마' (akma) is employed metaphorically to describe qualities of personality.

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