in-person — physically present in the same location, not virtual or remote
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: physically present in the same location, not virtual or remote
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪn ˈpɜːrsən/
Korean meaning: 직접 만나서 하는, 대면으로 하는
Korean pronunciation: 인 **퍼**슨
Example Sentences
- After two years of Zoom classes, students were excited to return to in-person learning.
- The doctor insisted on an in-person check-up because he couldn't diagnose my mysterious rash through video call.
- My grandmother still prefers in-person shopping because she likes to squeeze the fruits herself.
in-person
ADJECTIVE//ɪn ˈpɜːrsən//
physically present in the same location, not virtual or remote
physically present in the same location, not virtual or remote
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Origin
라틴어 'in'(안에)과 'persona'(가면, 인격)에서 유래. 고대 로마 연극에서 배우들이 쓰던 가면을 뜻하던 'persona'가 '인격, 개인'의 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“After two years of Zoom classes, students were excited to return to in-person learning.”
“The doctor insisted on an in-person check-up because he couldn't diagnose my mysterious rash through video call.”
“My grandmother still prefers in-person shopping because she likes to squeeze the fruits herself.”
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