English rendering A very short distance Literal translation: “Between the eyes and nose”
A very short distance.
Dictionary example 1
너희 집에서 학교까지는 눈코 사이 인데 왜 매일 늦니?
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text눈코 사이
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have fierce-looking eyes For one’s eyes to look spiteful and fierce. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 Swindle or falsely accuse someone A vulgar expression for deceiving someone to take their wealth 
2 meanings Shared · 2 swindle or frame someone To deceive someone and take their wealth. 
Lower one's head demurely Of a woman, lower one's head modestly. 
be well informed To know many things through seeing and hearing. 
Read very quickly Figuratively, read quickly 
Become frantically obsessed Become frenzied over something. 
Shared · 2 Turn one's attention elsewhere Show interest elsewhere instead of attending to what requires attention. 
2 meanings give a sidelong signal To convey something to someone with a sidelong glance without others noticing. 
Shared · 2 Let one’s attention wander Show interest elsewhere instead of attending to what requires attention Browse in Hangul order.
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