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Korean idiom Wear out one's legs walking

다릿골 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 빠지다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 다릿골(이) 빠지다
  • 다릿골이 빠지다
  • 다릿골 빠지다

English rendering Wear out one's legs walking Literal translation: “The leg bones fall out”

Meaning 1

길을 많이 걸어서 다리가 몹시 피로해지다.

Have one's legs become extremely tired from walking a great deal.

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“다릿골이 빠지다” — Wear out one's legs walking: Have one's legs become extremely tired from walking a great deal.
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