검색
Annex
01
부속 건물, 증축
a building later added to a main building in order to provide more space
What is an "annex"?
An annex is a separate building or part of a building that is attached to or added onto a larger structure. It is often used to provide extra space for storage, offices, or additional rooms. Annexes are commonly found in schools, hospitals, and large homes, serving as extensions to the main building. They may be connected by a hallway or separate, depending on the design. The purpose of an annex is to accommodate the growing needs of the main building without requiring a complete redesign or construction of a new structure.
Example
The museum ’s annex houses a collection of contemporary art.
The company uses the annex as a training center for new employees.
The hospital ’s new annex includes additional patient rooms and surgical suites.
to annex
01
첨부하다, 부가하다
to attach a document to another, especially in formal or legal writings
Transitive: to annex a document
Ditransitive: to annex a document to another
Example
The report will annex a detailed map for better illustration.
The additional terms were annexed to the main contract for clarity.
Please remember to annex the receipts to your expense report for reimbursement.
02
병합하다, 합병하다
to take control of or incorporate additional land into an existing country or state
Transitive: to annex a piece or land or a region
Example
The kingdom annexed the coastal region to gain access to valuable trade routes.
The ruler 's ambition was to annex neighboring kingdoms to consolidate his power.
The emperor sought to annex neighboring provinces to expand his empire 's territory.
예
The museum’s annex houses a collection of contemporary art.
The company uses the annex as a training center for new employees.
The hospital’s new annex includes additional patient rooms and surgical suites.
They converted the old annex into a modern office space.
The school built an annex to accommodate the growing number of students.
