🏢 Office & Work Vocabulary - 250단어

🏢 Office & Work — Set 1: Office & Tools (1–80)

🏢 Office & Work Series — Set 1: Office & Tools
From desk items to meeting essentials — learn the English words that make your workday smoother!
Build your workplace vocabulary step by step. ✨

🌿 이번 세트에서는
사무실의 기본 도구, 비품, 회의 관련 표현 등을 배워봅니다.
실제 직장생활과 영문 이메일에서도 매우 자주 쓰이는 단어들이에요.

No.	Word	English Meaning	뜻 (Korean)
1	office	a place where people work, usually with desks and computers	사무실
2	desk	a piece of furniture with a flat surface for writing or working	책상, 사무 책상
3	chair	a seat for one person, usually with a back and four legs	의자
4	computer	a machine used to process and store information	컴퓨터
5	keyboard	a set of keys used to type on a computer	키보드
6	mouse	a small device used to move the cursor on a computer screen	마우스
7	monitor	a screen that displays information from a computer	모니터
8	printer	a machine that prints documents or photos on paper	프린터
9	scanner	a device that copies text or images into a computer	스캐너
10	photocopier	a machine that makes copies of documents	복사기
11	document	a written or printed paper with information	문서
12	file	a folder or collection of papers kept together	파일, 서류철
13	folder	a cover or container for holding papers	폴더, 서류 폴더
14	binder	a hard cover with rings to hold papers	바인더, 서류철
15	notebook	a book of blank pages for writing notes	노트, 수첩
16	pen	a tool for writing with ink	펜, 볼펜
17	pencil	a tool for writing or drawing that uses graphite	연필
18	eraser	an object used to remove pencil marks	지우개
19	highlighter	a pen with bright ink for marking important text	형광펜
20	marker	a pen with a thick tip for writing on boards	마커펜
21	stapler	a device used to fasten papers together	스테이플러, 호치키스
22	staple	a small metal wire used in a stapler	스테이플, 침
23	paper clip	a small metal clip used to hold papers together	종이 클립
24	tape	a thin strip used to stick things together	테이프
25	scissors	a tool for cutting paper or fabric	가위
26	glue	a sticky substance used to attach things	풀, 접착제
27	calculator	a small device used for doing math	계산기
28	calendar	a chart showing the days, weeks, and months of a year	달력, 캘린더
29	clock	a device that shows the time	시계
30	whiteboard	a smooth board to write on with markers	화이트보드
31	notice board	a board for posting announcements or memos	게시판
32	memo	a short written note or reminder	메모, 쪽지
33	sticky note	a small piece of paper with adhesive on one side	포스트잇, 메모지
34	meeting	a gathering of people for discussion	회의
35	conference	a large formal meeting for discussion	회의, 학회, 컨퍼런스
36	presentation	a formal talk with slides or visuals	발표, 프레젠테이션
37	agenda	a list of items to be discussed in a meeting	의제, 회의 안건
38	minutes	written notes from a meeting	회의록
39	schedule	a plan showing times for events or work	일정, 시간표
40	appointment	a planned meeting at a certain time	약속, 미팅
41	deadline	the final time by which something must be done	마감기한
42	task	a piece of work that must be completed	업무, 과업
43	project	a planned piece of work with a goal	프로젝트, 과제
44	assignment	a job or piece of work given to someone	업무 지시, 과제
45	report	a written description of information or findings	보고서
46	email	a message sent electronically	이메일
47	inbox	the place where new emails arrive	받은편지함
48	attachment	a file sent with an email	첨부 파일
49	draft	a first version of a document	초안
50	signature	a person’s handwritten name used officially	서명
51	approval	permission or agreement for something	승인, 허가
52	request	an act of asking for something	요청, 신청
53	feedback	comments or opinions about work	피드백, 의견
54	update	to make something more current	업데이트, 갱신
55	meeting room	a room used for discussions or conferences	회의실
56	office supplies	items used regularly in an office	사무용품
57	stationery	writing materials like pens, paper, and envelopes	문구류
58	envelope	a paper cover used to send letters	봉투
59	stamp	a small mark or sticker showing postage paid	우표, 도장
60	delivery	the act of bringing goods or documents	배송, 배달
61	package	a wrapped box or parcel for delivery	소포, 꾸러미
62	mailbox	a box for receiving or sending mail	우편함
63	printer ink	colored liquid used in printers	프린터 잉크
64	USB drive	a small device for storing digital data	USB 메모리, 플래시 드라이브
65	hard drive	the main data storage device in a computer	하드 드라이브
66	software	programs that run on a computer	소프트웨어
67	hardware	the physical parts of a computer	하드웨어
68	login	to enter your username and password	로그인
69	password	a secret word for access to a system	비밀번호
70	network	a system of connected computers	네트워크
71	Wi-Fi	a wireless system for connecting to the internet	와이파이
72	projector	a device that shows images on a screen	프로젝터
73	screen	a flat surface for displaying images	스크린, 화면
74	speaker	a device that produces sound	스피커
75	microphone	a device used to record or amplify sound	마이크
76	conference call	a phone or online meeting between several people	전화 회의, 화상 회의
77	video meeting	an online meeting with video	화상 미팅
78	workspace	the area where a person works	작업 공간
79	coworker	a person who works with you	동료, 직장 동료
80	supervisor	a person who oversees and manages workers	상사, 감독자

🏢 Office & Work — Set 2: Job Titles & Departments (81–160)

💼 Set 2: Job Titles & Departments
From interns to executives — learn the key English words for job titles, departments, and roles at work.
Knowing these helps you understand how an organization works! 🏢

🌿 이번 세트에서는
직장 내 직책명과 부서 이름, 그리고 업무 관련 기본 표현을 익혀봅니다.
영어 이메일이나 회의에서 사람의 역할을 정확히 표현할 때 유용해요.

No.	Word	English Meaning	뜻 (Korean)
81	employee	a person who works for a company	직원, 종업원
82	employer	a person or company that hires people	고용주, 회사
83	boss	a person in charge of workers	상사, 사장
84	manager	a person who leads a department or team	매니저, 관리자
85	supervisor	a person who watches and directs others' work	감독자, 상급자
86	executive	a senior manager responsible for major decisions	임원, 경영진
87	CEO	chief executive officer, the highest-ranking manager	최고경영자, CEO
88	director	a person in charge of a division or department	이사, 부장
89	assistant manager	a person who helps the manager	대리, 부매니저
90	team leader	a person who leads a small group or project	팀장
91	staff	the people who work for an organization	직원들, 스태프
92	colleague	a person you work with	동료
93	coworker	a person who works with you in the same company	직장 동료
94	team member	a person who belongs to a group at work	팀원
95	intern	a student or trainee working for experience	인턴, 실습생
96	trainee	a person who is being trained for a job	수습사원, 연수생
97	receptionist	a person who greets visitors and answers phones	접수원, 안내원
98	secretary	a person who helps with administrative tasks	비서
99	assistant	a person who helps another in their work	조수, 어시스턴트
100	accountant	a person who keeps or checks financial records	회계사
101	analyst	a person who studies information to make decisions	분석가
102	consultant	a professional who gives expert advice	컨설턴트, 자문가
103	designer	a person who creates plans or visuals for a product	디자이너
104	developer	a person who creates software or products	개발자
105	engineer	a person trained to design or build systems	엔지니어, 기술자
106	technician	a skilled worker who handles technical tasks	기술자, 테크니션
107	operator	a person who controls machines or systems	조작자, 오퍼레이터
108	clerk	a person who does office or record-keeping work	사무원, 점원
109	cashier	a person who handles payments and money	캐셔, 계산원
110	salesperson	a person who sells products or services	판매원, 영업사원
111	representative	a person who speaks or acts for a company	대표, 영업 담당자
112	buyer	a person who purchases goods for a company	구매자, 바이어
113	HR manager	a person who handles hiring and employee relations	인사 관리자
114	recruiter	a person who finds and hires new employees	채용 담당자
115	trainer	a person who teaches others new skills	트레이너, 교육 담당자
116	marketing manager	a person in charge of promoting a business	마케팅 관리자
117	advertising specialist	a person who plans ads for products	광고 담당자
118	public relations officer	a person who manages company image	홍보 담당자
119	finance director	a person in charge of company finances	재무 이사
120	accounting department	the office that manages money and payments	회계부서
121	sales department	the team that sells products or services	영업부서
122	marketing department	the team that promotes the company	마케팅부서
123	HR department	the part of a company that manages employees	인사부
124	IT department	the team that handles computers and networks	IT 부서, 전산부
125	customer service	the department helping customers with problems	고객 서비스 부서
126	legal department	the office handling contracts and law	법무부서
127	research and development	the department that creates new products	연구개발부(R&D)
128	production department	the area where products are made	생산부서
129	logistics team	the group managing transportation and delivery	물류팀
130	procurement team	the team that buys goods for the company	구매팀
131	planning team	the team that makes business strategies	기획팀
132	design team	the group that creates visuals or products	디자인팀
133	quality control	the process ensuring products meet standards	품질 관리
134	operations	the department that manages daily work	운영 부서
135	executive board	a group of senior company leaders	이사회, 경영진
136	branch office	a smaller office of a main company	지사, 지점
137	head office	the main office of a company	본사
138	subsidiary	a company owned by a larger company	자회사
139	partner company	a company that works together with another	파트너사, 협력사
140	vendor	a company that sells goods or services	공급업체
141	client	a person or business that buys professional services	고객, 거래처
142	customer	a person who buys goods or services	소비자, 고객
143	partner	a person or organization that cooperates in business	파트너, 협력자
144	colleague network	a professional relationship among coworkers	직장 내 인맥, 네트워크
145	leadership	the ability to guide and inspire others	리더십
146	teamwork	working well with others toward a goal	팀워크, 협동심
147	communication	the act of exchanging information	의사소통
148	negotiation	the process of reaching an agreement	협상
149	presentation skill	the ability to deliver information clearly	발표 능력
150	problem-solving	finding solutions to difficult issues	문제 해결 능력
151	decision-making	choosing the best option among several	의사 결정 능력
152	multitasking	doing several things at the same time	다중 작업, 멀티태스킹
153	responsibility	the duty to complete tasks	책임
154	promotion	a move to a higher position	승진
155	transfer	a move to a different department or location	인사 이동, 전근
156	evaluation	a review of performance or results	평가
157	salary	money paid regularly to employees	급여, 봉급
158	bonus	extra money given for good work	보너스, 상여금
159	benefit	extra advantages given by the employer	복리후생, 혜택
160	retirement	the time when someone stops working	은퇴, 퇴직

🏢 Office & Work — Set 3: Workplace Expressions & Daily Phrases (161–250)

🗂 Set 3: Everyday Office Expressions
From work hours and meetings to emails and teamwork — these are the phrases you actually use every day at work.
Learn how to describe your schedule, tasks, and work style in natural English. ✨

🌿 이번 세트에서는
근무 시간, 회의 표현, 이메일 표현, 협업, 워라밸, 커리어 관련 표현 등
실제 직장 생활에서 자주 쓰이는 문장형 어휘들을 정리합니다.
문장 통째로 익혀두면 스피킹·이메일에 바로 활용할 수 있어요.

No.	Word / Phrase	English Meaning	뜻 (Korean)
161	work hours	the time period when you are working	근무 시간
162	shift	a set period of work, often in rotation	근무조, 교대 근무 시간
163	full-time	working the normal number of hours for a job	풀타임, 정규 근무
164	part-time	working fewer hours than a full-time job	파트타임, 시간제 근무
165	overtime	extra hours worked beyond regular time	초과 근무, 야근
166	flexible hours	work hours that are not fixed	탄력 근무 시간
167	remote work	working from a place outside the office	재택 근무, 원격 근무
168	hybrid work	a mix of working at the office and from home	하이브리드 근무(사무실+재택)
169	on-site	working at the physical office or location	현장 근무, 사무실 출근
170	business trip	a trip you take for work, not vacation	출장
171	clock in	to record the time you start work	출근 시간을 찍다, 출근하다
172	clock out	to record the time you finish work	퇴근 시간을 찍다, 퇴근하다
173	take a break	to stop working for a short rest	잠깐 쉬다, 휴식을 취하다
174	lunch break	a rest period in the middle of the day to eat	점심 시간, 점심 휴식
175	day off	a day when you do not have to work	휴무일, 쉬는 날
176	paid leave	time off work that you still get paid for	유급 휴가
177	sick leave	time off work because you are ill	병가
178	vacation	time away from work for rest or travel	휴가
179	holiday	a special day when most people do not work	공휴일, 휴일
180	deadline extension	extra time added to a due date	마감 연장
181	on duty	working and responsible at that time	근무 중인, 당번인
182	off duty	not working and not responsible	비번인, 근무 중이 아닌
183	out of office	not in the office, often for a period of time	부재중, 자리에 없음
184	working from home	doing your job at home instead of the office	재택 근무 중인
185	in a meeting	busy taking part in a meeting	회의 중인
186	available	free and able to talk or work	시간이 되는, 가능한
187	not available	busy or unable to talk or work	시간이 안 되는, 불가능한
188	on standby	ready to act or work if needed	대기 중인
189	on call	ready to work when contacted	대기 소집 상태인, 온콜
190	back to work	having returned to working again	다시 일하는 상태, 업무 복귀
191	reply	to answer a message or email	답장하다, 회신하다
192	forward	to send a received message to another person	전달하다, 포워딩하다
193	CC	to send a copy of an email to another person	참조로 보내다(CC)
194	BCC	to send a hidden copy of an email to someone	숨은 참조로 보내다(BCC)
195	follow up	to check again or continue after a first action	추가로 확인하다, 후속 조치하다
196	get back to someone	to reply to someone later	나중에 다시 연락하다
197	check with	to ask someone for confirmation	~에게 확인하다
198	confirm	to make sure something is correct or agreed	확인하다, 확정하다
199	schedule a meeting	to set a time for a meeting	회의를 잡다, 일정을 잡다
200	reschedule	to move a meeting to a different time	일정을 변경하다, 다시 잡다
201	join a meeting	to enter and take part in a meeting	회의에 참석하다
202	run a meeting	to lead and manage a meeting	회의를 진행하다
203	take notes	to write down important points	필기하다, 메모하다
204	ask a question	to say something to get information	질문하다
205	give an update	to share the latest information	진행 상황을 보고하다
206	share a screen	to show your computer screen in a meeting	화면을 공유하다
207	mute yourself	to turn off your microphone	마이크를 끄다, 음소거하다
208	unmute yourself	to turn your microphone back on	음소거를 해제하다
209	log in to the meeting	to enter an online meeting system	회의 시스템에 로그인하다
210	log out	to exit an online system	로그아웃하다, 시스템에서 나가다
211	assign a task	to give someone a job to do	업무를 맡기다, 과업을 배정하다
212	be in charge of	to be responsible for something	~을 담당하다, 책임지다
213	be responsible for	to have a duty to deal with something	~에 책임이 있다
214	report to	to be under the authority of someone	~에게 보고하다, ~의 지휘를 받다
215	submit a report	to hand in a written document	보고서를 제출하다
216	review a document	to read and check a document carefully	문서를 검토하다
217	approve a request	to officially accept a request	요청을 승인하다
218	reject a request	to refuse a request	요청을 거절하다
219	sign a contract	to write your name on an agreement	계약서에 서명하다
220	meet a deadline	to finish something before the due time	마감일을 맞추다
221	make progress	to move forward or improve in work	진행이 되다, 진전을 이루다
222	fall behind	to be late or slower than planned	뒤처지다, 일정이 밀리다
223	urgent	needing to be done very soon	긴급한, 급한
224	high priority	very important and needing quick action	우선순위가 높은
225	low priority	less important and can wait	우선순위가 낮은
226	under pressure	feeling stress from work demands	압박을 받는, 스트레스를 받는
227	handle a complaint	to deal with a customer’s or client’s problem	불만을 처리하다, 컴플레인을 대응하다
228	solve a problem	to find an answer to a difficult situation	문제를 해결하다
229	make a decision	to choose what to do	결정을 내리다
230	make a mistake	to do something in a wrong way	실수를 하다
231	ask for help	to request support from someone	도움을 요청하다
232	support a colleague	to help someone you work with	동료를 돕다, 지원하다
233	share information	to give useful details to others	정보를 공유하다
234	brainstorm ideas	to think of many ideas together	아이디어를 함께 모색하다, 브레인스토밍하다
235	work as a team	to cooperate with others for a goal	팀으로 협력하여 일하다
236	delegate work	to give tasks to other people to do	업무를 위임하다, 분배하다
237	coordinate with	to organize work together with someone	~와 조율하다, 협력하다
238	give feedback	to share your opinion about someone’s work	피드백을 주다
239	receive feedback	to get comments about your work	피드백을 받다
240	clear communication	communication that is easy to understand	명확한 의사소통
241	office culture	the shared values and habits in a workplace	사내 문화, 회사 문화
242	work-life balance	a good balance between work and personal life	일과 삶의 균형, 워라밸
243	job satisfaction	how happy you feel with your job	직무 만족도
244	job security	the feeling that you will keep your job	고용 안정성
245	career path	the planned direction of your working life	커리어 경로, 진로
246	professional growth	developing your skills and career	직업적 성장, 전문성 향상
247	skill set	a combination of abilities you have	보유 기술, 역량
248	training session	a time set for learning new skills	교육 세션, 연수 시간
249	orientation	an introduction for new employees	오리엔테이션, 신입 교육
250	probation period	a test period before becoming a regular employee	수습 기간, probation 기간