Idioms linked to “눈01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Fall out of favor Literal translation: “Stand out badly in someone's eyes”
Lose trust and come to be disliked.
Dictionary example 1
당신은 지난번 일로 우리 어머니 눈에 났어.
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be utterly adorable To be very lovable. 
Stand out visibly Become conspicuous. 
Look angrily Look with an angry expression in the eyes 
Glare angrily Stare with an angry look. 
haunt one’s mind’s eye To remain unforgotten and repeatedly come before one’s eyes. 
Lose all judgment Be unable to judge sensibly 
Glare in anger Open one's eyes wide with anger. 
2 meanings be intensely eager or glare angrily To be extremely greedy or attentive. 
Shared · 6 Glare furiously Open one's eyes wide in great anger. 
Shared · 6 glare furiously To stare wide-eyed in extreme anger. 
Shared · 2 Linger before the mind’s eye Have a memory of a person, event, or the like come to mind 
Shared · 2 Beauty is in the beholder's eye Even a worthless object looks good if it pleases its owner. 
remain vivid in one’s mind For an image to remain unforgotten and come vividly to mind. 
look familiar To be familiar from having been seen many times. 
Find favor Gain someone’s recognition 
Meet one's expectations Be satisfyingly pleasing. 
Shared · 2 have a venomous glare To flash one’s eyes viciously and glare. 
Shared · 2 Glare venomously Flash one’s eyes and glare viciously 
See things wrongly See things incorrectly, as though with closed eyes. 
become bloodshot with anger To become so angry or excited that one’s eyes grow bloodshot. Browse in Hangul order.
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