Korean to English Dictionary (한영사전 / Han-Yeong Sajeon)

Weskit

A sleeveless garment worn over a shirt, typically having a front opening and often used as part of formal attire.

West

The cardinal point of the compass opposite to east, corresponding to the direction where the sun sets.

West Bengal

A state in eastern India, bordered by Bangladesh to the east, known for its cultural heritage and economic significance.

West Wind

A wind that blows from the west, typically bringing warm weather in summer and rain in winter.

West-northwest

The compass point midway between west and northwest, specifically at a bearing of 292.5 degrees.

West-pointer

A graduate or cadet of the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Westbound

Traveling, moving, or heading toward the west.

Westerlies

The permanent prevailing winds that blow from the west out of the subtropical high-pressure areas towards the poles.

Westerly Wind

A wind that blows from the west towards the east.

Western

Situated in, directed toward, or coming from the west.

Western Bloc

A group of countries, primarily in Western Europe and North America, that were aligned politically and militarily during the Cold War.

Western Europe

A region in Europe that includes countries such as France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, characterized by democratic governance and capitalist economies.