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Korean idiom Stare with anger or aloofness

Idioms linked to “눈-썹” · Linked dictionary word

눈썹이 꼿꼿하다

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  • 눈썹이 꼿꼿하다

English rendering Stare with anger or aloofness Literal translation: “The eyebrows stand upright”

Meaning 1

격분하거나 새침해서 눈을 똑바로 뜨다.

Open one’s eyes straight ahead in fury or aloofness

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“눈썹이 꼿꼿하다” — Stare with anger or aloofness: Open one’s eyes straight ahead in fury or aloofness
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