shortcomings — a fault or failure to meet a certain standard; typically used in plural
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a fault or failure to meet a certain standard; typically used in plural
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈʃɔːrtkʌmɪŋz/
Korean meaning: 단점, 결함, 부족한 점
Korean pronunciation: **쇼**트커밍스
Example Sentences
- My cooking has many shortcomings - I once burned water!
- The report identified several shortcomings in our security system.
- She accepted the job despite knowing about the company's shortcomings.
shortcomings
NOUN//ˈʃɔːrtkʌmɪŋz//
a fault or failure to meet a certain standard; typically used in plural
a head chef examines dishes prepared by junior cooks with a critical eye. She points to overcooked vegetables on one plate and undercooked meat on another. The junior cooks look disappointed as their mistakes are revealed one by one. Previously confident expressions turn to embarrassment as each flaw becomes obvious. Other kitchen staff pause their work to observe the evaluation. faults and failures being identified that don't meet the required standard
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'short(짧은)'와 'coming(오는 것)'의 합성어로, 목표나 기대에 '짧게 미치지 못한다'는 의미에서 유래되었습니다.
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“My cooking has many shortcomings - I once burned water!”
“The report identified several shortcomings in our security system.”
“She accepted the job despite knowing about the company's shortcomings.”
“His shortcomings as a driver include parking like he's playing Tetris.”
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