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Korean idiom Do a great deal of walking; walk for pay

다리품 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 팔다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 다리품(을) 팔다
  • 다리품을 팔다
  • 다리품 팔다

English rendering Do a great deal of walking; walk for pay Literal translation: “Sell one's legwork”

Meaning 1

길을 많이 걷다.

Walk a great deal.

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Meaning 2

남에게 품삯을 받고 먼 길을 걸어서 다녀오다.

Walk a long distance and back for another person in exchange for wages.

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“다리품을 팔다” — Do a great deal of walking; walk for pay: Walk a great deal.
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