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초현실 기하학 예술 스타일의 디지털 일러스트 ### Breakdown: - 超现实 → 초현실 (surreal) - 几何艺术风格 → 기하학 예술 스타일 (geometric art style) - 的 → ~의 (possessive particle connecting the style to the illustration) - 数字插画 → 디지털 일러스트 (digital illustration; "일러스트" is the common shorthand for "일러스트레이션" in Korean) This translation is natural and aligns with how such art terms are used in Korean creative contexts. For a slightly more formal tone, you could replace "일러스트" with "일러스트레이션". Answer: 초현실 기하학 예술 스타일의 디지털 일러스트

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로우 폴리 모자이크 스타일 Explanation: - "低多边形" is commonly referred to as "로우 폴리" (loanword from "low poly") in design/3D contexts in Korean. - "马赛克" translates to "모자이크" (loanword from "mosaic"). - "风格" is "스타일" (loanword from "style"), which is widely used for design styles in Korean. This combination accurately conveys the original term's meaning and is natural in Korean design terminology.

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브랜드 가상 캐릭터 ### Explanation: - 品牌 (pǐnpái): 브랜드 (brand) - 虚拟 (xūnǐ): 가상 (virtual) - 人物 (rénwù): 캐릭터 (character) In the context of brand marketing or digital assets, "캐릭터" (character) is more commonly used than the literal "인물" (personage) to refer to virtual figures created by brands (e.g., virtual mascots, ambassadors, or influencers). This translation aligns with natural Korean usage for such brand assets. Alternative literal translation (less common in brand contexts): 브랜드 가상 인물 But "브랜드 가상 캐릭터" is preferred for its relevance to brand-related virtual assets. Final Answer: 브랜드 가상 캐릭터

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네오글로 스타일 로고 ### Breakdown: - Neoglo: Transcribed into Hangul as 네오글로 (natural adaptation of the original pronunciation). - 风格: "Style" → 스타일 (commonly used in Korean for design/style contexts, aligning with logo-related terminology). - Logo: Retained as 로고 (standard loanword in Korean for logo). This translation maintains the original brand identity while sounding natural in Korean. Answer: 네오글로 스타일 로고

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$네온등 와이어프레임 ### Explanation: - **霓虹灯** (neon light) → **네온등** (neon-deung, combining "neon" and "light" in Korean) - **线框** (wireframe, skeletal frame made of lines) → **와이어프레임** (a widely adopted loanword in Korean for design/visual contexts) This translation accurately captures the meaning of a wireframe structure using neon lights, which aligns with the original Chinese term. For a more concise version (common in casual contexts), **네온 와이어프레임** is also acceptable (omitting "등" since "네온" alone often implies neon light). Example usage: "그 건물 앞에 네온등 와이어프레임으로 된 로고가 설치되어 있었어." (There was a logo made of neon wireframe installed in front of that building.) **Final Answer:** 네온등 와이어프레임 (or 네온 와이어프레임 for brevity) \boxed{네온등 와이어프레임}$