A dash is a horizontal line that shows a pause or break in meaning,
or that represents missing words or letters.
문장내에서 문장의 흐름을 지체하거나 끊는 역할 또는 빠진말을 대신해 쓴다
Note that dashes are rather
informal and should be used carefully in writing.
비격식적이니 가려쓴다
Dashes are often used
informally instead of commas, colons and brackets. A dash may or may
not have a space on either side of it. 비격식적으로 콤마나 콜론 대신 쓴다
Do not confuse a dash (—) with a hyphen (-), which is shorter.
하이픈은 짧고 대시는 길다
1. Use a dash to show a pause or break in meaning in the middle of a sentence: 문장 흐름을 유예하거나 잠시 멈춘다
- My brothers—Richard and John—are visiting Hanoi. (Could use commas.)
- In the 15th century—when of course nobody had electricity—water was often pumped by hand. (Could use brackets.)
2. Use a dash to show an afterthought: 문장 후미에 덧붙인 추가생각을 표시함
- The 1st World War was supposed to be the world's last war—the war to end war.
- I attached the photo to my email—at least I hope I did!
3. Use a dash like a colon to introduce a list: 콜론처럼 목록 열거에 쓴다
- There are three places I'll never forget—Paris, Bangkok and Hanoi.
- Don't forget to buy some food—eggs, bread, tuna and cheese.
4. Use a dash to show that letters or words are missing: 뺀/빠진 말대신 쓴다
- They are really f––––d up. (Typically used for offensive words.) 쌍욕이라 차마 다 쓰지몬하고 첫자와 마지막자만 쓴 경우
- I will look ––––– the children. (Typically used in "missing word" questions.)
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[USAGE] 구문의 중단·변경이나 낱말의 생략 등을 나타냄
To write imaginatively one needs-imagination. 《강조》
Health, wealth, friends-all are gone. 《총괄》
Oh, how I wish-!
Well, I don’t know-that is-no, I can’t accept. 《주저》
Who broke the window?-Not I. 《화자(話者) 변경》
Two of our party-Tom and Fred-were late. 《dash 두개로 괄호의 역할을 함》
Mr. B-of New York
Go to the d-! 《낱말·숫자·인명·지명 등의 생략》
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