sheriff in Korean
sheriff in Korean is 보안관, 형사 — sheriff means an elected or appointed official responsible for law enforcement and running the county jail in a US county.
sheriff in Korean
보안관
Pronounced: boan'gwan
all meanings
형사
Pronounced: hyeongsa
all meanings
What does "sheriff" mean?
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noun An elected or appointed official responsible for law enforcement and running the county jail in a US county.
"The sheriff organized a search party after the storm."
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noun In the UK, an official of a shire or county responsible for enforcing court orders and other legal duties.
"The High Sheriff attended the ceremonial opening of the court."
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noun In Scotland, a judge who presides over a sheriff court.
"The case was heard before the sheriff at the local sheriff court."
sheriff in a sentence
- The sheriff organized a search party after the storm.
- The High Sheriff attended the ceremonial opening of the court.
- The case was heard before the sheriff at the local sheriff court.
Common Korean translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "sheriff" in Korean?
"sheriff" in Korean is 보안관, 형사. sheriff means: An elected or appointed official responsible for law enforcement and running the county jail in a US county.
How do you pronounce 보안관?
"sheriff" in Korean is 보안관, pronounced "boan'gwan".
How do you use "sheriff" in a sentence?
Example: "The sheriff organized a search party after the storm." In Korean, "sheriff" is 보안관, 형사.
Are there other ways to say "sheriff" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "sheriff": 보안관, 형사.
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