Idioms linked to “낯” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Know by sight Literal translation: “Have a face in common”
Be acquainted by sight.
Dictionary example 1
그와는 낯이 있는 사이이다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text낯이 있다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
turn away To turn one’s face away and refuse to engage with someone. 
Shared · 3 Hold one’s head up Face others with confidence and dignity 
Be unable to face others Be too ashamed to face others with dignity 
Shared · 2 Show consideration for someone's standing Take someone's dignity or social standing into account. 
lose face To suffer damage to one’s dignity or reputation. 
Shared · 3 Know many people Have many acquaintances 
Shared · 5 Be shameless Feel no shame and lack a sense of propriety. 
Be shameless A vulgar expression for being thick-skinned: lacking shame and decency 
Have absolutely no shame Have no shame or sense of propriety whatsoever. 
Look familiar Recognize someone’s facial appearance from familiarity 
Be acquainted Know one another well enough to exchange greetings upon meeting. 
Shared · 5 be shameless To have no shame or sense of decency. 
have plump cheeks For the cheeks to become plump and rounded, as though one has chestnuts in one’s mouth. 
Shared · 2 Sulk in anger Pout angrily with displeasure. 
shed tears To shed tears. 
Shared · 2 Be sullenly angry Become sulky and angry through displeasure 
Remain perfectly composed Remain calm with no change in words or complexion Browse in Hangul order.
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