Idioms linked to “그루01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering lay the groundwork Literal translation: “set a base”
To establish the foundation for future work.
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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. 
Replant harvested ground Turn over harvested ground and plant grain anew 
Tap something upside down Set an object down upside down with a tap. 
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. 
2 meanings Lay animal bedding; set a fish lure Spread straw or dry grass in a cattle shed, stable, chicken coop, or the like. 
Shared · 2 Paint orchids Paint orchids in East Asian painting 
Shared · 2 Paint orchids Paint orchids in East Asian painting 
Beans come into bloom For soybeans, adzuki beans, or the like to bloom 
Cowpeas flower Of cowpeas, blossom. 
2 meanings Buckwheat blooms or waves foam For buckwheat flowers to bloom 
a twisted, spiteful disposition An expression for a disposition as twisted as a quince tree, spiteful and uncooperative. 
beat mercilessly An expression describing beating someone indiscriminately. 
Begin clear-cutting Begin cutting all the trees in a logging work area at once 
Clear-cut trees Fell densely standing trees all at once. Browse in Hangul order.
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