Okay, the user wants me to translate "foot-operated" into Korean. Let me think about the correct term here. "Foot-operated" refers to something controlled by the foot, like a pedal. In Korean, the common term for this is "발로 조작하는" or "발동작식의". But I need to check which one is more standard.
Looking at technical terms, "발동작식" is often used in contexts like machinery or devices operated by the foot. For example, a foot-operated brake might be "발동작식 브레이크". However, "발로 조작하는" is more literal, translating directly to "operated by the foot".
The user's previous message was "foot-operated" and the response was "발동작식". So maybe they prefer the more concise term. Also, considering the rules, if the content is already in Korean, leave it as is. But here, the input is in English, so translation is needed.
I should confirm if "발동작식" is the correct term. Checking some references, yes, "발동작식" is the standard term used in technical specifications and manuals for foot-operated devices. Therefore, the correct translation would be "발동작식".
발동작식
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