Kim Jong-un

/ kɪm dʒɔŋuːn /

noun

1. Kim1984MKoreanPOLITICS: politician born 1984, Korean politician; supreme leader of North Korea from 2011: son of Kim Jong-il

Example Sentences

Hence, his recruitment of 10,000 North Korean troops, which Kim Jong-un gladly supplied, in exchange for who-knows-what favor.

From Slate

But Trump has very strong incentives to do what he always does: claim victory despite not actually getting anywhere near achieving his goals, as he did after his failed summit with Kim Jong-un in 2018.

From Slate

In a book published earlier this year that seems to have been designed to raise her national profile and sort of succeeded, she claimed to have shot a 14-month-old dog in a gravel pit because he wouldn’t behave, as well as to have stared down North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during a meeting that, it would later emerge, never took place, because she made it up.

From Slate

Another man tapped his friend on the shoulder and pointed across the street: “There’s a guy in the counterprotest who looks just like Kim Jong-un.”

From Slate

Trump said he got to know North Korean leader Kim Jong-un “very well” despite some nuclear sabre-rattling between the two initially when Trump said he told him: “Little Rocket Man, you’re going to burn in hell.”

From BBC