Idioms linked to “간장03” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Be deeply hurt Literal translation: “One's liver and intestines rot”
Feel deeply wounded.
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그때 일을 생각하면 간장이 썩는다.
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Shared · 2 Be heartbroken Be terribly distressed or sad. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 charm or torment To win someone’s favor through honeyed words, flattery, or coquettish behavior. 
Make someone fret Make someone extremely anxious and uneasy 
Shared · 2 Be overwhelmed by grief or anger Find sorrow, anger, or the like so great that it is difficult to endure. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 be charmed or tormented To feel more than ordinarily delighted because one likes something. 
Be overcome with shock or disappointment Be so shocked or disappointed that it feels as though one’s liver has melted away 
be consumed by anxiety To be inwardly tormented by anxiety and worry. 
2 meanings burst with rage An insulting expression meaning that one’s entrails burst. 
An illness becomes deeply entrenched Of an illness, penetrate so deeply into the body that it is hard to cure. 
cause deep anguish To shock, disappoint, or torment someone so severely that it is as though their entire liver and entrails melt away. 
Be utterly heartsick Be so shocked, disappointed, or anxious that one feels one’s liver entirely melting away 
Shared · 4 Be reluctant to get up A vulgar expression for rarely getting up once one has sat down. 
be on the same wavelength Coarsely, to be in agreement with one another. 
Shared · 2 lose one’s job Colloquially, to lose one’s job. 
Shared · 2 feel sickened with resentment To find something offensive and disgusting. 
Shared · 5 spill all one’s thoughts Coarsely, to reveal all the thoughts in one’s heart. 
Calm one’s anger Vulgarly, subdue or dispel one’s anger Browse in Hangul order.
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