Which term maps to the English word 'Neck'?

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Which term maps to the English word 'Neck'?

Explanation:
In this domain, body-part terms are given in Korean, and you map them to their English meanings. Neck is represented by 목, pronounced Mok. That is why Mok is the correct translation for neck. The other terms correspond to different body parts (for example, 팔, read as Pahl, means arm, and 허리, read as Hur Ri, means waist), so they don’t map to neck. Chu Mok isn’t the neck term in standard Korean martial-arts vocabulary, so it isn’t the correct mapping either.

In this domain, body-part terms are given in Korean, and you map them to their English meanings. Neck is represented by 목, pronounced Mok. That is why Mok is the correct translation for neck. The other terms correspond to different body parts (for example, 팔, read as Pahl, means arm, and 허리, read as Hur Ri, means waist), so they don’t map to neck. Chu Mok isn’t the neck term in standard Korean martial-arts vocabulary, so it isn’t the correct mapping either.

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