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Korean idiom Bear down with all one's strength

간힘 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 주다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 간힘(을) 주다
  • 간힘을 주다
  • 간힘 주다

English rendering Bear down with all one's strength Literal translation: “Apply straining strength”

Meaning 1

간힘을 아랫배에 내리밀다.

Push one's straining strength down into the lower abdomen.

Dictionary example 1

그는 간힘을 주며 일어서려 애썼다.

He strained hard, trying to stand up.

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“간힘을 주다” — Bear down with all one's strength: Push one's straining strength down into the lower abdomen.
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