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Korean idiom Harbor malice

Idioms linked to “가슴” · Linked dictionary word

가슴에 칼을 품다

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  • 가슴에 칼을 품다

English rendering Harbor malice Literal translation: “Carry a knife in one’s chest”

Meaning 1

상대편에게 모진 마음을 먹거나 흉악한 생각을 하다.

Form a cruel intent or vicious thought toward another person

Dictionary example 1

당신이 그 말을 한 이후로 저 사람은 가슴에 칼을 품고 있으니 조심하시오.

Since you said that, that person has been harboring malice, so be careful.

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“가슴에 칼을 품다” — Harbor malice: Form a cruel intent or vicious thought toward another person
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