Idioms linked to “그루01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Replant harvested ground Literal translation: “Bring in a new crop”
Turn over harvested ground and plant grain anew
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Have evenly emerged ears of grain Of rice or barley, have ears emerge evenly in neat alignment. 
turn over stubble To plow the ground and overturn crop stubble. 
Tap something upside down Set an object down upside down with a tap. 
lay the groundwork To establish the foundation for future work. 
Align the bases Set the lower ends or bases in an orderly alignment 
Suffer from repeated cropping Of grain, grow poorly because the same kind has been planted repeatedly in one field. 
Have great stores of grain Store a large amount of grain. 
A destitute death away from home Die miserably away from home, penniless and without support, using a paddy ridge as one’s pillow 
die destitute To become penniless and die miserably. 
plant an intercrop To plant beans, red beans, or the like in the rows of a field planted with another crop. 
2 meanings eat together as a group For several people to sit in a circle and eat together. 
Follow someone everywhere Have a tendency to follow someone closely everywhere. 
sow a rice seedbed To prepare a rice seedbed and sow seeds. 
Enter the milky grain stage Of grain, develop soft, milky kernels. 
Intercrop Plant another crop between rows of grain, vegetables, or other crops 
Earth up a plant Cover a plant's roots with soil. Browse in Hangul order.
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