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Korean idiom shoot a glare

눈총 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 쏘다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 눈총(을) 쏘다
  • 눈총을 쏘다
  • 눈총 쏘다

English rendering shoot a glare Literal translation: “shoot eye darts”

Meaning 1

몹시 쏘아보거나 노려보다.

To glare or stare fiercely at someone.

Dictionary example 1

그녀는 얼결에 따귀를 얻어맞고는 기가 막힌 듯이 한동안 그에게 눈총을 쏘았다.

After unexpectedly being slapped, she glared at him for a while as though dumbfounded.

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“눈총을 쏘다” — shoot a glare: To glare or stare fiercely at someone.
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