Meaning and Usage
The Korean word '시행' refers to the act of carrying out or putting something into effect, such as laws, policies, or plans. It is commonly used in formal contexts like government, business, and legal settings.
Common Collocations
- 시행하다: to implement or carry out (a law, policy, plan)
- 시행되다: to be implemented or come into effect
- 시행 과정: the process of implementation
Usage Notes
'시행' is often paired with verbs like '하다' (to do) or '되다' (to be done) to describe the active or passive aspect of implementation. It usually implies an official or formal action rather than casual or informal doing.
Common Mistakes
Learners sometimes confuse '시행' with '실행', which also means execution or running something. However, '시행' is more about official enforcement or putting rules into effect, while '실행' can refer to executing tasks or programs more generally.