English–Korean
“kick out” in Korean
How to say “kick out” in Korean
“Kick out” in Korean is 내쫓다 (naejjottta).
A person or animal is forced away from a place rather than allowed to remain there.
Example sentences with 내쫓다
학교는 폭력을 휘두른 학생을 교문 밖으로 내쫓았다.hak kkyo neun pong nyeo geul hwi du reun hak ssaeng eul kyo mun pa kkeu ro nae jjo chat tta
The school kicked the student who used violence out through the school gate.
Tips for using 내쫓다
- In conversation, this word can feel blunt or severe, so a gentler expression is better when the situation is friendly or polite.
Other Korean words for “kick out”
회사는 그를 규정 위반으로 퇴출했다.hoe sa neun keu reul kyu jeong wi ba neu ro toe chul haet tta
The company kicked him out for breaking the rules.
