기득권
Rights or interests that have already been acquired and are recognized by law or custom. Often used to refer to the power held by established social groups.
Beispiele
3 von 5그들은 자신들의 기득권을 지키기에만 급급해.
They are only busy protecting their vested interests.
정치권의 기득권 내려놓기가 혁신의 시작입니다.
Politicians letting go of their vested rights is the beginning of innovation.
기득권 챙기기가 너무 심하네.
They are taking too many vested interests for themselves.
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Gi (Already) + Deuk (Obtained) + Gwon (Right). Rights that have already been obtained.
Schnelles Quiz
새로운 법안은 특정 집단의 ___을 제한하는 내용을 담고 있다.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 기득권
Beispiele
그들은 자신들의 기득권을 지키기에만 급급해.
everydayThey are only busy protecting their vested interests.
정치권의 기득권 내려놓기가 혁신의 시작입니다.
formalPoliticians letting go of their vested rights is the beginning of innovation.
기득권 챙기기가 너무 심하네.
informalThey are taking too many vested interests for themselves.
기득권 층은 기존의 사회 구조가 유지되기를 원한다.
academicThe vested interest groups want the existing social structure to be maintained.
업계 기득권을 가진 기업들이 신규 업체의 진입을 막고 있습니다.
businessCompanies with vested interests in the industry are blocking new players from entering.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
기득권 타파
breaking down vested interests
기득권 유지
maintaining vested interests
Wird oft verwechselt mit
권리 is a general right, while 기득권 is a right that is already firmly established and often criticized for being exclusive.
Nutzungshinweise
Frequently appears in IELTS reading passages about history, sociology, and political reform.
Häufige Fehler
It usually has a negative or critical connotation in social discussions.
Merkhilfe
Gi (Already) + Deuk (Obtained) + Gwon (Right). Rights that have already been obtained.
Wortherkunft
From Sino-Korean 旣 (already), 得 (obtain), and 權 (right).
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
Often used in Korea to criticize 'Chaebols' or high-ranking officials who resist social changes.
Schnelles Quiz
새로운 법안은 특정 집단의 ___을 제한하는 내용을 담고 있다.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: 기득권
Verwandtes Vokabular
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대책
B1A plan or measure taken to deal with a particular problem or situation.
권위
B1The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience; also refers to recognized expertise in a specific field.
통제
B1The act of directing, restricting, or managing something or someone's behavior or a situation.
기조
B1The basic tone, central theme, or underlying policy direction of something (like a speech, meeting, or government).
공식화
B1The act of making something official or formal, such as a statement, rule, or agreement.
공공성
B2The quality of being in the public interest or belonging to the public. It refers to the nature of serving the common good rather than private profit.
공고히
B2To do something in a firm, solid, or secure manner. It describes making a status, relationship, or foundation stronger and more stable.
공표하다
B2To officially and publicly announce a law, result, or decision to everyone. It is a very formal term used by government bodies or large organizations.
명분
B2A moral justification, a reason, or a principle that one provides to support a certain action or position. It often refers to a 'just cause' or a formal reason for doing something.
입법
B2The act or process of making or enacting laws. It refers to the function of the legislative branch of government.
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