Nuance Dictionary / Size & Texture Contrasts
큼직큼직 keum-jik-keum-jik
Cut or sized into large, generous, and visually satisfying chunks
What does 큼직큼직 mean?
큼직큼직 (keum-jik-keum-jik) means: Cut or sized into large, generous, and visually satisfying chunks.
Gives a feeling of generosity and abundance, like large pieces of meat in a stew.
How it's actually used
- 카레에 들어갈 감자와 당근을 큼직큼직하게 썰었다.
kare-e deureogal gamjawa danggeuneul keumjikkeumjikhage sseoreotda.
I cut the potatoes and carrots for the curry into nice, big chunks.
💡 Used when chopping food into generous, satisfying pieces. - 이 집은 고기를 큼직큼직하게 썰어 넣어 찌개가 더 맛있다.
i jibeun gogireul keumjikkeumjikhage sseoreo neo-eo jjigaega deo masitda.
This restaurant cuts the meat into generous chunks in their stew, making it even more delicious.
💡 Implies visual appeal and abundance. - 카레에 들어갈 감자와 당근을 큼직큼직하게 썰었어요.
kare-e deureogal gamja-wa danggeun-eul keumjikkeumjikhage sseoreosseoyo.
I cut the potatoes and carrots for the curry into nice, large chunks.
💡 Use when food ingredients are intentionally chopped into generous, satisfying pieces.
Related words in Size & Texture Contrasts
널찍널찍 neol-jjik-neol-jjik오목조목 o-mok-jo-mok뾰족뾰족 ppyo-jok-ppyo-jok뭉툭하다 mung-tuk-ha-da납작하다 nap-jak-ha-da