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hanbok
[ han-bohk ]
noun
- Korean traditional dress, usually consisting of loose, tied garments such as wrapped shirts and robes, long full skirts, and trousers gathered at the ankles.
Word History and Origins
Origin of hanbok1
Example Sentences
So 13 women and one man from the harmonica class, dressed in traditional Korean hanbok, appeared at the game and played the anthem “to an overwhelmingly positive response.”
If Min is this desperate to escape his grandmother’s fashion business, why does he sew her an impressive jacket for her hanbok?
That was the first time that people would hear about or learn about the hanbok, which is the Korean dress, or Korean food.
But he wore a hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing that resembles a monk’s robe, and said the performance video drew millions of views on social media.
Royal palaces and other tourist sites were also packed with visitors wearing the country’s colorful traditional “hanbok” flowing robes.
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