Idioms linked to “걸음” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering honor someone with a visit Literal translation: “take steps”
An honorific expression for an elder or person of high standing making a visit.
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Writing text걸음을 하다
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2 meanings Sidestep or make little progress Walk sideways 
find a way To find a means. 
Clear a path Clear things off a road or make them move aside 
Open a way Find or provide a means. 
2 meanings Shared · 3 hurry on To hurry while traveling. 
Hurry along Walk quickly to reach one's destination sooner. 
Shared · 2 Be delayed on one’s journey Leave on a journey and arrive at the destination later than expected 
establish a connection To form a relationship that enables one to do something. 
Shared · 2 Take longer to arrive Have the time from departure to arrival be delayed. 
Need to hurry onward Be in circumstances requiring quick travel to one’s destination Browse in Hangul order.
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