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Korean idiom Cling tightly; plead persistently

다랑귀 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 뛰다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 다랑귀(를) 뛰다
  • 다랑귀를 뛰다
  • 다랑귀 뛰다

English rendering Cling tightly; plead persistently Literal translation: “Leap up and cling”

Meaning 1

두 손으로 붙잡고 매달리며 놓지 아니하려 하다.

Grasp with both hands, hang on, and try not to let go.

Dictionary example 1

아이는 오랜만에 만난 어미에게 달려들어 다랑귀 뛰며 떨어지지 않으려 했다.

The child rushed to the mother they had not seen in a long time, clinging tightly and refusing to separate.
Meaning 2

몹시 매달리며 간절히 조르다.

Cling desperately and plead earnestly.

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“다랑귀를 뛰다” — Cling tightly; plead persistently: Grasp with both hands, hang on, and try not to let go.
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