유도

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Meaning and Usage

The Korean word '유도' primarily means 'guidance' or 'induction,' referring to the act of leading or directing someone or something toward a particular direction or outcome. It is commonly used in contexts where a person or group is being guided physically, mentally, or conversationally.

Common Contexts

  • Physical guidance, such as directing people to a safe place.
  • Educational or conversational guidance, where someone is encouraged to find answers or respond in a certain way.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 유도하다 (to guide, to induce): The verb form used to describe the act of guiding.
  • ~로 유도하다 (to guide toward ~): Specifies the direction or goal of the guidance.
  • 답변을 유도하다 (to lead an answer): Often used in interviews or teaching.

Register and Nuance

'유도' is a neutral, formal word often used in written and spoken Korean in professional, educational, or official contexts. It is not casual slang.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '유도' with '유도하다' only as a physical action, but it also applies to abstract guidance like leading a conversation or thought process. Remember it covers both literal and figurative guidance.

Example Sentences

경찰은 군중을 안전한 곳으로 유도했다.

Gyeongchareun gunjung-eul anjeonhan gos-euro yudohaetda.

The police guided the crowd to a safe place.

교사는 학생들이 스스로 답을 찾도록 유도했다.

Gyoseoneun haksaengdeuri seuseuro dabeul chatdorok yudohaetda.

The teacher guided the students to find the answers by themselves.

인터뷰어는 질문으로 대답을 유도했다.

Inteobueoneun jilmun-euro daedabeul yudohaetda.

The interviewer led the answers through questions.