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Korean idiom Interlace one's fingers

깍지 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 끼다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 깍지(를) 끼다
  • 깍지를 끼다
  • 깍지 끼다

English rendering Interlace one's fingers Literal translation: “Put in interlocking fingers”

Meaning 1

열 손가락을 서로 엇갈리게 바짝 맞추어 끼다.

Firmly fit all ten fingers between one another.

Dictionary example 1

그는 깍지 낀 두 손을 베개 삼아 풀밭에 누워 하늘을 쳐다보았다.

He lay on the grass gazing at the sky, using his interlaced hands as a pillow.

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“깍지를 끼다” — Interlace one's fingers: Firmly fit all ten fingers between one another.
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