This is the 11096th most frequent Korean word.
기득권과
"기득권과" translates to "vested rights and interests" in English.
In this sentence, '기득권과' is used to indicate 'vested interests and' which is involved in a struggle with 'change.' Here, '기득권과' represents vested interests and emphasizes the opposition or resistance they may have towards changes.
기득권과 변화를 위한 투쟁은 지속되고 있다.
The struggle between vested interests and change continues.
Here, '기득권과' refers to 'with the vested interests,' emphasizing the necessity to separate from these established powers to pursue innovation or progress.
기득권과 단결하지 않고 새로운 길을 찾아야 한다.
We must find a new path without uniting with vested interests.
In this example, '기득권과' means 'with vested interests,' signaling that the policy is anticipated to challenge or disrupt those who hold established positions of advantage.