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낯짝 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 두껍다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 낯짝(이) 두껍다
  • 낯짝이 두껍다
  • 낯짝 두껍다

English rendering Be shameless Literal translation: “Have a thick mug”

Meaning 1

부끄러움을 모르고 염치가 없는 것을 속되게 이르는 말.

A vulgar expression for being thick-skinned: lacking shame and decency

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‘낯(이) 두껍다’를 속되게 이르는 말.

‘낯(이) 두껍다’

부끄러움을 모르고 염치가 없다.

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Dictionary example 1

그가 얼마나 그런 일을 많이 했으면 낯짝이 두껍게도 모르는 척할 수가 있습니까?

How often must he have done such things to shamelessly pretend not to know?

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “낯짝”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

Illustration of the first meaning of “낯짝이 소가죽보다 더 두껍다”: Have no shame or sense of propriety whatsoever. Have absolutely no shame Have no shame or sense of propriety whatsoever.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “면목이 익다”: Recognize someone’s facial appearance from familiarity Look familiar Recognize someone’s facial appearance from familiarity Illustration of the first meaning of “면목이 있다”: Know one another well enough to exchange greetings upon meeting. Be acquainted Know one another well enough to exchange greetings upon meeting. Illustration of the first meaning of “면피가 두껍다”: To have no shame or sense of decency. Shared · 5 be shameless To have no shame or sense of decency. Illustration of the first meaning of “밤볼이 지다”: For the cheeks to become plump and rounded, as though one has chestnuts in one’s mouth. have plump cheeks For the cheeks to become plump and rounded, as though one has chestnuts in one’s mouth. Illustration of the first meaning of “볼에 밤을 물다”: Pout angrily with displeasure. Shared · 2 Sulk in anger Pout angrily with displeasure. Illustration of the first meaning of “볼을 적시다”: To shed tears. shed tears To shed tears. Illustration of the first meaning of “볼이 붓다”: Become sulky and angry through displeasure Shared · 2 Be sullenly angry Become sulky and angry through displeasure Illustration of the first meaning of “사색이 없다”: Remain calm with no change in words or complexion Remain perfectly composed Remain calm with no change in words or complexion Illustration of the first meaning of “상을 보이다”: Show one's face to a physiognomist to learn future fortune or misfortune. Have one's face read Show one's face to a physiognomist to learn future fortune or misfortune. Illustration of the first meaning of “안면을 바꾸다”: Deliberately pretend not to know someone one knew well. Pretend not to know someone Deliberately pretend not to know someone one knew well.

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“낯짝이 두껍다” — Be shameless: A vulgar expression for being thick-skinned: lacking shame and decency
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