Idioms linked to “눈01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Burn with grievance or jealousy Literal translation: “Sulfur comes out of the eyes”
Said when one feels deeply wronged or jealous
Dictionary example 1
남편이 다른 여자를 만나는 것을 본 그녀는 눈에서 황이 났다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text눈에서 황이 나다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Undergo review Review or judge writing or the like. 
Shared · 3 glare angrily To have a fierce look in one’s eyes from anger. 
Move one’s gaze around Turn one’s pupils this way and that 
Shared · 6 Work in a frenzy A strongly vulgar expression for losing one’s senses through engrossment, usually in something bad 
2 meanings Attract the eye Arouse curiosity and make people look. 
Turn one's attention Shift one's interest. 
Shared · 6 become obsessively reckless To lose one’s senses through absorption, chiefly in something undesirable. 
Keep one’s eyes open Stay alert and pay attention 
Make eye contact Look into each other's eyes. 
search intently To concentrate one’s attention or exert effort to find something. 
Get some sleep Sleep 
Deceive someone's watchful eye Use a temporary trick to fool an observer. 
look very closely To look with alertness and concentration. 
Be extremely hard to find Be very rare and difficult to find 
not believe one’s eyes To distrust what one sees and find it strange, wondering whether one has seen wrongly. 
Keep one’s eyes wide open Stay intensely alert and attentive 
2 meanings Teach literacy or understanding Teach someone to recognize letters. 
Avoid being seen Avoid another person's observation. 
Shared · 4 wait desperately A figurative expression describing intense waiting. 
Shared · 3 Have venom rise in one’s eyes Have anger bring a venomous expression to one’s eyes Browse in Hangul order.
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