차창

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Meaning and Usage

The word '차창' specifically refers to the window of a car or a train. It is commonly used when describing views seen through the window or actions related to the window, such as opening, closing, or looking out.

Common Contexts

You will often hear '차창' in travel or transportation contexts, especially when talking about scenery or safety warnings related to windows on vehicles.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 차창 밖 (outside the car/train window): used to describe the view or things seen outside.
  • 차창에 손을 내밀다 (to stick one's hand out of the window): often used in warnings about safety.
  • 차창을 닫다/열다 (to close/open the window): common verbs paired with 차창.

Register and Politeness

'차창' is a neutral noun suitable for both formal and informal contexts. It is a standard term used in everyday conversation and written language.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '차창' with '창문' (window in general). Remember, '차창' is specific to vehicle windows, while '창문' can refer to any window in buildings or other places.

Example Sentences

차창 밖으로 보이는 풍경이 정말 아름다웠다.

Chachang bak-euro boineun pung-gyeong-i jeongmal areumdawossda.

The scenery visible through the car window was really beautiful.

기차 차창에 손을 내밀면 위험할 수 있으니 조심하세요.

Gicha chachang-e son-eul naemilmyeon wiheomhal su isseuni josimhaseyo.

Be careful not to stick your hand out of the train window as it can be dangerous.

차창에 비가 내려서 밖이 잘 보이지 않았다.

Chachang-e biga naeryeoseo bak-i jal boiji anh-assda.

It was raining on the car window, so I couldn't see outside well.