Idioms linked to “간08” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering be distraught Literal translation: “the liver dries up”
To feel distressed from extreme anxiety or anguish.
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너 때문에 간이 마른다.
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Tremble with fear Have one's heart pound from great fear or surprise. 
Shared · 3 Get far too bold Become excessively daring 
Shared · 4 be chilled with fright To be greatly startled by danger and fear. 
Shared · 2 Become terrified Become extremely afraid or frightened 
Be timid Lack boldness and be very fearful. 
Shared · 4 Feel anxious and uneasy Feel anxious and uneasy. 
be scared stiff To be so frightened that one cannot act confidently. 
Shared · 2 Be scared stiff Become extremely afraid or frightened 
Shared · 3 be bold To be fearless and very bold. 
Be consumed by worry Feel as though one is burning inside from excessive worry and distress 
Seem willing to give anything Figuratively, an attitude suggesting one would give anything without holding back 
Shared · 3 be recklessly bold A coarse expression for becoming excessively bold. 
Be timid A vulgar expression for being undaring and extremely fearful 
Shared · 3 Have tremendous nerve A vulgar expression for being fearless and very bold. 
Shared · 2 build up one’s nerve Colloquially, to increase one’s courage and magnanimity. 
Have no courage or principles Submit to others without courage or firm principles. 
Shared · 3 Get too damned bold A vulgar expression for becoming excessively bold. 
Shared · 3 have a lot of guts A coarse expression meaning to be fearless and very bold. 
Shared · 2 Build up one’s nerve Vulgarly, increase one’s courage and generosity of spirit 
Shared · 2 barely make a dent in one’s hunger For the amount eaten to be so small that it is as good as eating nothing. Browse in Hangul order.
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