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tool in Korean

tool in Korean is 도구, 툴 — tool means a physical device used to carry out a task, especially one held in the hand.

tool in Korean

도구
noun
Pronounced: dogu
mechanical device intended to make a task easier
툴
noun
Pronounced: tul
mechanical device intended to make a task easier
툴
noun
Pronounced: tul
software for developers

What does "tool" mean?

  1. noun A physical device used to carry out a task, especially one held in the hand.
    "He keeps his tools organized in the garage."
  2. noun A piece of software, or any means or method used to accomplish something.
    "This app is a great tool for tracking expenses."
  3. noun Informal, derogatory: an obnoxious, foolish, or easily-used person.
    "Stop being such a tool about this."
  4. verb To equip or fit out with tools, especially machinery for production.
    "The factory had to be retooled for the new model."
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tool in a sentence

  • He keeps his tools organized in the garage.
  • A hammer is a basic but essential tool.
  • This app is a great tool for tracking expenses.
  • Education is the most powerful tool for changing lives.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "tool" in Korean?
"tool" in Korean is 도구, 툴. tool means: A physical device used to carry out a task, especially one held in the hand.
How do you pronounce 도구?
"tool" in Korean is 도구, pronounced "dogu".
How do you use "tool" in a sentence?
Example: "He keeps his tools organized in the garage." In Korean, "tool" is 도구, 툴.
Are there other ways to say "tool" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "tool": 도구, 툴.
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