vertical in Korean
vertical in Korean is 수직의 — vertical means standing straight up, at a right angle to the ground or to a horizontal line.
vertical in Korean
수직의
Pronounced: sujigui
being perpendicular to horizontal
What does "vertical" mean?
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adj Standing straight up, at a right angle to the ground or to a horizontal line.
"The climber gripped the vertical cliff face and slowly pulled himself upwards."
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noun A specific market, industry, or subject area treated as a distinct segment.
"Our agency focuses on one vertical, which is online education."
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vertical in a sentence
- The climber gripped the vertical cliff face and slowly pulled himself upwards.
- The ladder needs to be perfectly vertical before you climb it.
- Our agency focuses on one vertical, which is online education.
- Selling software to the retail vertical requires a very different approach.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "vertical" in Korean?
"vertical" in Korean is 수직의. vertical means: Standing straight up, at a right angle to the ground or to a horizontal line.
How do you pronounce 수직의?
"vertical" in Korean is 수직의, pronounced "sujigui".
How do you use "vertical" in a sentence?
Example: "The climber gripped the vertical cliff face and slowly pulled himself upwards." In Korean, "vertical" is 수직의.
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