Idioms linked to “골06” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Wear oneself out worrying Literal translation: “One's brains come out”
Disparagingly, think very hard or fret greatly.
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With all one's might Disparagingly, with all one's strength. 
rack one’s brains Disparagingly, to agonize over something and think about it intently. 
Rack one’s brains Disparagingly, pay attention to a problem and think it over or work hard at it 
Agonize over what to do Disparagingly, become absorbed in thinking to the point of a headache because one does not know what to do. 
Shared · 4 be empty-headed A disparaging expression meaning to lack judgment or insight. 
Be chilled to the bone Feel a tingling chill deep in one’s bones from cold 
Shared · 2 Agonize over a problem Think intensely, to the point of a headache, because one does not know what to do 
Marry in a proper ceremony Marry with a formal wedding ceremony 
Get married Of a woman, unbraid her side hair, arrange it in a bun, and marry. 
one’s first husband A husband whom a woman married formally when she was a maiden. 
get married as a woman An expression for a woman marrying, referring to undoing the hair by her ears that she wore braided as an unmarried girl. 
Shared · 2 Bear down on someone Of influence or force, press down from above. 
Shared · 2 be overpowered To be subdued by influence or strength. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 Bear down on or forestall For power or force to press down from above 
Shared · 2 Be overpowered Be subdued by influence or force. 
Shared · 5 be wet behind the ears To be far from adulthood, or to be young. Browse in Hangul order.
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