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실수하지 않는 사람

silsuhaji anneun saram
phrase★Intermediate— a person who doesn't make mistakes
general

A person who is careful and avoids making errors or mistakes.

그 직원은 실수하지 않는 사람이라 항상 신뢰받는다.

That employee is a person who doesn't make mistakes, so they are always trusted.

💡

This phrase emphasizes reliability and precision in a person's actions.

Collocations

실수하지 않는 사람처럼 행동하다to act like a person who doesn't make mistakes

Synonyms

Antonyms

Related Phrases

실수하지 않는 습관phrase
habits that prevent mistakes
실수하지 않는 방법phrase
ways to avoid mistakes

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Professional Contexts

This phrase is commonly used in workplaces to describe reliable colleagues or employees.

⚡Gold Rule

Precision in Communication

When using this phrase, ensure the context emphasizes the person's reliability and attention to detail.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '실수' (mistake) + '하지 않는' (not doing) + '사람' (person).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is often used to describe someone who is meticulous and dependable.

Word Breakdown

실수
mistake
root
+
하지 않는
not doing
verb negation
+
사람
person
noun
한영사전

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