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Korean idiom have one’s eyes pop in surprise

Idioms linked to “눈01” · Linked dictionary word

눈 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 나오다

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  • 눈이 나오다
  • 눈 나오다

English rendering have one’s eyes pop in surprise Literal translation: “the eyes come out”

Meaning 1

몹시 놀라다.

To be greatly startled.

Dictionary example 1

그녀는 비싼 가격을 확인하고 눈이 나왔다.

Her eyes popped when she saw the high price.

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“눈이 나오다” — have one’s eyes pop in surprise: To be greatly startled.
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