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Idioms linked to “대가리01” · Linked dictionary word

대가리에 피도 안 마르다

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English rendering be wet behind the ears Literal translation: “the blood on one’s damned head is not dry”

Meaning 1

아직 어른이 되려면 멀었거나 나이가 어린 것을 속되게 이르는 말.

A coarse expression for being far from adulthood or young.

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‘머리에 피도 안 마르다’를 속되게 이르는 말.

‘머리에 피도 안 마르다’

아직 어른이 되려면 멀었다. 또는 나이가 어리다.

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Dictionary example 1

대가리에 피도 안 마른 녀석이 어른 흉내를 내려 하냐.

You wet-behind-the-ears brat, are you trying to act grown-up?
동의어 대가리의 물도 안 마르다

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Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리의 물도 안 마르다”: A vulgar expression for still being young or a long way from adulthood Shared · 5 Still be a mere youngster A vulgar expression for still being young or a long way from adulthood

These idioms are linked to the same word, “대가리”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리가 굵다”: A coarse expression for coming to think or judge like an adult. Shared · 4 begin thinking like an adult A coarse expression for coming to think or judge like an adult. Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리가 비다”: A coarse expression for lacking judgment or insight. Shared · 4 be empty-headed A coarse expression for lacking judgment or insight. Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리가 크다”: A vulgar expression for coming to think or judge like an adult Shared · 4 Grow up A vulgar expression for coming to think or judge like an adult Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리가 터지도록 싸우다”: Fight with extremely severe blows and beatings Fight violently Fight with extremely severe blows and beatings Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리를 굴리다”: A vulgar expression for using one's mind to devise a solution. Shared · 2 Use one's damned head A vulgar expression for using one's mind to devise a solution. Illustration of the first meaning of “대가리를 싸고 덤비다”: Charge with all one's strength. Attack with all one's strength Charge with all one's strength.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “두통을 앓다”: To have complicated, distressing thoughts because of a troublesome matter. be troubled by headaches To have complicated, distressing thoughts because of a troublesome matter. Illustration of the first meaning of “뒤통수를 때리다”: Betray trust and loyalty. Betray someone Betray trust and loyalty. Illustration of the first meaning of “뒤통수를 맞다”: To be betrayed or double-crossed. Shared · 2 be stabbed in the back To be betrayed or double-crossed. Illustration of the first meaning of “머리 위에 앉다”: See through another person's thoughts or actions. 2 meanings Read someone's mind; lord it over someone See through another person's thoughts or actions. Illustration of the first meaning of “머리 회전이 빠르다”: To have clear, intelligent thinking or judgment. be quick-thinking To have clear, intelligent thinking or judgment. Illustration of the first meaning of “머리가 가볍다”: To feel refreshed and mentally unburdened. feel clear-headed To feel refreshed and mentally unburdened. Illustration of the first meaning of “머리가 굳다”: For one’s thinking or ideology to be stubborn. 2 meanings have rigid or dull thinking For one’s thinking or ideology to be stubborn. Illustration of the first meaning of “머리가 굵다”: Come to think or judge like an adult Shared · 4 Grow mature Come to think or judge like an adult Illustration of the first meaning of “머리가 깨다”: Escape backward ideas Be enlightened Escape backward ideas Illustration of the first meaning of “머리가 무겁다”: Feel unwell or have a dull headache. Have a heavy head Feel unwell or have a dull headache.

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“대가리에 피도 안 마르다” — be wet behind the ears: A coarse expression for being far from adulthood or young.
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