The phrase "a jeon" is not correct in standard written English and lacks context for proper usage.
Without additional context, it is unclear when or how to use this phrase effectively.
Example: "I would like to try a jeon at the Korean restaurant."
Alternatives: "a pancake" or "a dish".
In "Secret Sunshine" (2007), his best film to date, Mr. Lee takes his time, drawing out the sociological and psychological details embedded in his story of a young widow, Shin-ae (Jeon Do-yeon, above), who, with her young son in tow, has moved to the provincial hometown of her late husband.
As "Secret Sunshine" begins, Shin-ae (Ms. Jeon), a young widow from Seoul, is moving with her little boy to her late husband's hometown, a provincial city called Miryang.
For example, the boribap, or barley rice, mixed with vegetables and red pepper paste, is just 8,500 won; and a haemul jeon, a delicious seafood pancake more seafood than pancake, is 7,000 won.
By 2040 their number will drop by about a fifth.Mr Jeon thinks today's South Koreans are less respectful of their elders than earlier generations were.
Electron microscopy images of ARC upon phosphotungstic acid negative staining were obtained with a TEM Jeon 1210, 120 Kv, equipped with EDS analyzer LINK QX 2000.
Joining Campion at the table will be Mexican actor and film-maker Gael García Bernal, Iranian performer Leila Hatami, who starred in the Oscar-winning A Separation, South Korea's Jeon Do-yeon, France's Carole Bouquet and the Hollywood actor Willem Dafoe.
In a retrospective review, Jeon et al. [ 101] observed a 12% incidence of post-pneumonectomy ARDS within the first postoperative week in series that evaluated patients with primary lung cancer.
But I want to get my money's worth from the ruinous parking costs of Hoxton Square (and I'm greedy), so we start with pa jeon (a spring-onion-and-seafood pancake, £4.90) and bab twigin (a Korean version of Italian arancini, £3.80).
Into a digital rendering of the currency's familiar architectural scene, Mr. Jeon introduces a shadowy figure with a ladder and a paint roller, who, over several minutes, toils to cover the building's front windows and sandstone walls with glossy white paint.
"Psy isn't just for young people," said Jeon, a 41-year-old businessman.
Dr. Jeongso Jeon, a professor of children's education at Bucheon University, near Seoul, said that, if you consider all of its versions, the book is "the second-best-seller in South Korea," behind the Bible.
