Korean Peninsula

American  

[kuh-ree-uhn puh-nin-suh-luh, puh-nins-yuh-luh, kaw-, koh-] / kəˈri ən pəˈnɪn sə lə, pəˈnɪns yə lə, kɔ-, koʊ- /

noun

1. the East Asian peninsula that comprises North Korea and South Korea.

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Etymology

Origin of Korean Peninsula

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

The partnership "goes beyond a purely commercial partnership, directly touching on the global non-proliferation regime and the stability of the Korean Peninsula and the wider region," Dai Bing, China's ambassador to Seoul told reporters.

From Barron's

He's the first US president to receive the award, which was given "in recognition of his contribution to peace on the Korean Peninsula", the South Korean presidential office said.

From BBC

South Korea halted its broadcasts along the demilitarised zone shortly after Lee took office in June, in what the country's military described as a bid to "restore trust" and "achieve peace on the Korean Peninsula".

From BBC

The move aims to "restore trust in inter-Korean relations and achieve peace on the Korean Peninsula", the military said in a statement.

From BBC

Given these troops have been trained to fight in the mountainous Korean Peninsula, the defectors question how well they will adapt to fighting on the flatlands and in the trenches of Kursk.

From BBC