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Korean
Etymology
Sino-Korean word from 勞動階級 (“working class”) + 化 (“-ization”).
Pronunciation
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| Revised Romanization? | nodonggyegeuphwa |
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| Revised Romanization (translit.)? | nodonggyegeubhwa |
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| McCune–Reischauer? | nodonggyegŭphwa |
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| Yale Romanization? | notongkyeykup.hwa |
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Noun
노동계급화 • (nodonggyegeuphwa) (hanja 勞動階級化)
- becoming the working class, working-classization, proletarianization
1972, 조선민주주의인민공화국 사회주의 헌법 [joseonminjujuuiinmin'gonghwaguk sahoejuui heonbeop, Socialist Constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea]:국가는 사상혁명을 강화하여 사회의 모든 성원들을 혁명화, 로동계급화하며- gukga-neun sasanghyeongmyeong-eul ganghwa-hayeo sahoe-ui modeun seong'won-deur-eul hyeongmyeonghwa, rodonggyegeuphwa-hamyeo
- The state strengthens the ideological revolution and revolutionizes and working-classizes every element of the society
2019, “일반 노동자보다 더 험난해지는 의사들의 근로 환경, 의사라는 이유로 처우개선 기본권조차 막혀 [ilban nodongjaboda deo heomnanhaejineun uisadeurui geullo hwan'gyeong, uisaraneun iyuro cheougaeseon gibon'gwonjocha makhyeo]”, in Medi:Gate News:의사노조 탄생은 노동계급화가 아닌 전문직업성의 발전이라는 긍정적인 면을 매우 부각시킬 필요성도 보인다.- Uisanojo tansaeng-eun nodonggyegeuphwa-ga anin jeonmunjigeopseong-ui baljeon-iraneun geungjeongjeog-in myeon-eul mae'u bugak-sikil piryoseong-do boinda.
- As to the emergence of doctors' labor unions, we also see the need to greatly emphasize its positive features as a development of nature as professional workers rather than as a proletarianization.
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