Idioms linked to “귓-가” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Linger in one's ears Literal translation: “Hover around one's ears”
Seem to keep sounding without fading from one's ears.
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Writing text귓가에 아른거리다
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Shared · 3 be credulous To readily believe what others say. 
Be clearly heard For a sound to enter through the ears and be distinctly heard 
let words go in one ear and out the other To hear something but act as though one barely heard it. 
Shared · 2 Let words go in one ear and out the other Listen only halfheartedly without paying close attention 
Pay no attention at all Fail to take words to heart and barely acknowledge hearing them. 
Shared · 3 Readily believe others Readily take other people's words at face value. 
Shared · 2 echo in one’s ears For words one heard to be remembered or come to mind. 
Shared · 2 Echo in one’s memory Recall or bring to mind words one has heard 
Listen halfheartedly Listen casually without paying attention. 
Shared · 2 let words pass unheeded To listen only halfheartedly rather than attentively. Browse in Hangul order.
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