protocol in Korean

protocol in Korean is 의정서 — protocol means the official rules of correct conduct in formal or diplomatic situations.

의정서

noun

Pronounced: uijeongseo

diplomatic document

What does "protocol" mean?

noun The official rules of correct conduct in formal or diplomatic situations.
"Protocol requires guests to wait until the host has sat down."
noun A set of rules governing how data is exchanged, especially over a computer network.
"Email uses a different protocol from the one that loads web pages."
noun A formal plan for how an experiment, treatment, or procedure should be carried out.
"The trial followed a strict protocol so every patient received the same care."

Protocol requires guests to wait until the host has sat down.
The visiting delegation was briefed on the correct protocol for meeting the royal family.
Email uses a different protocol from the one that loads web pages.
The devices communicate using a secure protocol.

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What is "protocol" in Korean?

"protocol" in Korean is 의정서. protocol means: The official rules of correct conduct in formal or diplomatic situations.

How do you pronounce 의정서?

"protocol" in Korean is 의정서, pronounced "uijeongseo".

How do you use "protocol" in a sentence?

Example: "Protocol requires guests to wait until the host has sat down." In Korean, "protocol" is 의정서.

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