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Idioms linked to “가시01” · Linked dictionary word

가시 (가) The part “가” may be omitted. 돋다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 가시(가) 돋다
  • 가시가 돋다
  • 가시 돋다

English rendering Be barbed Literal translation: “Thorns sprout”

Meaning 1

공격의 의도나 불평불만이 있다.

Have an intent to attack or express complaints and dissatisfaction

Dictionary example 1

그는 가시가 돋은 말을 하여 그녀에게 상처를 주었다.

He hurt her with barbed words.

Dictionary example 2

그녀는 가시 돋은 눈으로 외박한 남편을 쳐다보았다.

She looked with barbed eyes at her husband, who had stayed out overnight.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “가시”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “가시 먹은 것 같다”: Feel uneasy and troubled about something received or eaten from another person. Feel uneasy over a favor received Feel uneasy and troubled about something received or eaten from another person. Illustration of the first meaning of “가시가 돋치다”: An emphatic expression for having hostile intentions or grievances. Be sharply hostile An emphatic expression for having hostile intentions or grievances. Illustration of the first meaning of “가시가 박히다”: For words to contain malice. have malice in one’s words For words to contain malice. Illustration of the first meaning of “가시가 세다”: Be fierce-tempered and obstinate Be sharp and stubborn Be fierce-tempered and obstinate

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Illustration of the first meaning of “가지를 치다”: For new offshoots to arise from a single source. branch out For new offshoots to arise from a single source. Illustration of the first meaning of “개살구 먹은 뒷맛”: A bitter, astringent aftertaste Leave a bitter aftertaste A bitter, astringent aftertaste Illustration of the first meaning of “고사리 같은 손”: Figuratively, a young child's tender, plump hands. Shared · 2 A child's soft little hands Figuratively, a young child's tender, plump hands. Illustration of the first meaning of “고사리밥 같은 손”: A figurative expression for a young child’s delicate, plump hands. Shared · 2 a child’s soft, chubby hands A figurative expression for a young child’s delicate, plump hands. Illustration of the first meaning of “구새가 먹다”: For the inside of a living tree to decay naturally with age and become hollow 2 meanings Become hollow inside For the inside of a living tree to decay naturally with age and become hollow Illustration of the first meaning of “그루를 박다”: Set an object down upside down with a tap. Tap something upside down Set an object down upside down with a tap. Illustration of the first meaning of “그루를 앉히다”: To establish the foundation for future work. lay the groundwork To establish the foundation for future work. Illustration of the first meaning of “그루를 치다”: Set the lower ends or bases in an orderly alignment Align the bases Set the lower ends or bases in an orderly alignment Illustration of the first meaning of “깃을 주다”: Spread straw or dry grass in a cattle shed, stable, chicken coop, or the like. 2 meanings Lay animal bedding; set a fish lure Spread straw or dry grass in a cattle shed, stable, chicken coop, or the like. Illustration of the first meaning of “난을 치다”: Paint orchids in East Asian painting Shared · 2 Paint orchids Paint orchids in East Asian painting

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“가시가 돋다” — Be barbed: Have an intent to attack or express complaints and dissatisfaction
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