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Korean idiom Hurry one's steps; urge someone onward

Idioms linked to “걸음” · Linked dictionary word

걸음을 재촉하다

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English rendering Hurry one's steps; urge someone onward Literal translation: “Urge the footsteps”

Meaning 1

길을 갈 때에 빨리 서둘러 가다.

Hurry along while traveling.

Dictionary example 1

갈 길이 멀어 걸음을 재촉했다.

With a long way to go, I quickened my steps.
Meaning 2

빨리 갈 것을 요구하다.

Demand that someone hurry onward.

Dictionary example 1

쉬고 싶었지만 안내인이 걸음을 재촉하는 바람에 그냥 가야 했다.

I wanted to rest, but the guide urged us on, so I had to keep going.

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“걸음을 재촉하다” — Hurry one's steps; urge someone onward: Hurry along while traveling.
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