Idioms linked to “눈01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering An intolerable person Literal translation: “A lump above the eye”
Figuratively, someone so hated that their sight is offensive
Dictionary example 1
눈 위에 혹 같은 저 녀석을 없앨 좋은 방법이 없겠나?
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Not bat an eye Act casually, showing no disturbance in manner or expression 
have one’s attention drawn To listen or watch intently because one’s interest is attracted. 
Not deign to look Refuse even to look through contempt or disdain. 
not bat an eyelid To remain calm without the slightest surprise. 
Whenever awake Always while one is awake. 
Be offensive to the eye Be unpleasant to look at and displeasing 
Shared · 2 Fall out of favor Lose trust and come to be disliked. 
be utterly adorable To be very lovable. 
Stand out visibly Become conspicuous. 
Look angrily Look with an angry expression in the eyes 
look away To turn one’s eyes from what one was looking at to something else. 
Attract attention Concentrate many people's attention. 
Shared · 2 Die and be buried A vulgar expression for dying and being buried in the ground 
Shared · 3 Glare furiously A vulgar expression for glaring with hostility out of anger. 
Shared · 6 Be frantically obsessed An extremely vulgar expression for rolling one’s eyes back in frenzy or obsession 
Shared · 6 Be madly obsessed A vulgar expression for losing one's senses through obsession, usually with something bad. 
Shared · 3 glare furiously A coarse expression meaning that anger makes one’s eyes look fierce. 
Shared · 6 be shocked A coarse expression for being greatly startled. 
Shared · 5 Lose one’s senses A vulgar expression for losing reason through a shocking experience or obsession 
Act blindly and wrongly Vulgarly, act wrongly as though blind Browse in Hangul order.
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