territory in Korean
territory in Korean is 준주 — territory means an area or extent of land, especially one under a particular government's control.
territory in Korean
준주
Pronounced: junju
administrative unit
What does "territory" mean?
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noun An area or extent of land, especially one under a particular government's control.
"The soldiers advanced deep into enemy territory."
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noun An area or subject that a person or organization is responsible for.
"Client relations fall outside her territory at the company."
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noun An area that an animal defends against others of its own kind.
"Male robins fiercely defend their territory during breeding season."
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territory in a sentence
- The soldiers advanced deep into enemy territory.
- The two countries agreed to share control of the disputed territory.
- Client relations fall outside her territory at the company.
- Hiring new staff is her territory, so ask her about the job.
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What is "territory" in Korean?
"territory" in Korean is 준주. territory means: An area or extent of land, especially one under a particular government's control.
How do you pronounce 준주?
"territory" in Korean is 준주, pronounced "junju".
How do you use "territory" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers advanced deep into enemy territory." In Korean, "territory" is 준주.
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