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Korean idiom hear something endlessly

Idioms linked to “귀01” · Linked dictionary word

귀에 싹이 나다

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English rendering hear something endlessly Literal translation: “sprouts grow in the ears”

Meaning 1

같은 말을 여러 번 듣다.

To hear the same words many times.

Dictionary example 1

매일 똑같은 소리를 얼마나 많이 들었는지 귀에 싹이 나겠다.

I have heard the same thing so often every day that sprouts will grow in my ears.

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“귀에 싹이 나다” — hear something endlessly: To hear the same words many times.
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