Idioms linked to “넋” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Pour out words uninhibitedly Literal translation: “Soul and spirit!”
Figuratively, freely pour out everything one wishes to say.
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Be in a daze Lose one’s senses and become blank or dazed 
2 meanings Be stunned; be captivated Lose one's composure and become dazed, or lose consciousness. 
be stunned or lose consciousness To have no thoughts or lose consciousness. 
2 meanings Be absent-minded or absorbed Be dazed and not in one’s right senses 
become worked up For excitement or fervor to rise. 
Have no idea why Not know the inside story, reason, or the like 
Let tension go Become blank or listless as tension relaxes. 
2 meanings take a pulse or gauge someone To examine the speed of a pulse. 
Have an effect Show an effect 
Sound out someone’s intentions Find out another person’s hidden intentions 
Lose strength or motivation Become weak or lose motivation. 
lose strength or tension For energy or tension to dissipate. 
Strain every nerve Vulgarly, try with all one’s might 
have strong nerve To have the nerve to insist on one’s own way without shame or fear. 
Be outgoing Be lively without showing shyness or embarrassment. Browse in Hangul order.
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