personal effects (**퍼**서널 이**펙**츠) — personal belongings or possessions, especially those carried by a person
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: personal belongings or possessions, especially those carried by a person
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpɜːrsənəl ɪˈfekts/
Korean meaning: 개인 소지품, 개인 물건
Korean pronunciation: **퍼**서널 이**펙**츠
Example Sentences
- The detective carefully examined the victim's personal effects found at the crime scene.
- My grandfather's personal effects included three pairs of reading glasses he claimed he 'couldn't find anywhere.'
- Airport security requires passengers to remove personal effects from their pockets during screening.
personal effects
NOUN//ˈpɜːrsənəl ɪˈfekts//
personal belongings or possessions, especially those carried by a person
a business traveler opens their suitcase to check and organize their belongings spread across a bench. Items like a laptop, wallet, passport, watch, and personal documents are carefully arranged as they inventory everything. The suitcase was opened because security had inspected it during their flight connection. Now they're making sure all their important items are still there before heading to their final destination. Other passengers nearby are doing similar checks with their own luggage and bags. Airport staff assist travelers in the background as people collect their various personal items. personal belongings and possessions that people carry with them while traveling
He protects his personal effects as sunlight reflects their memories!
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Origin
라틴어 'personalis(개인의)'와 'effectus(결과, 물건)'에서 유래. 원래는 법률 용어로 개인의 동산(움직일 수 있는 재산)을 의미했다.
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📝Examples
“The detective carefully examined the victim's personal effects found at the crime scene.”
“My grandfather's personal effects included three pairs of reading glasses he claimed he 'couldn't find anywhere.'”
“Airport security requires passengers to remove personal effects from their pockets during screening.”
“She packed her personal effects so carefully that unpacking felt like an archaeological excavation.”
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