English rendering Long desperately for something Literal translation: “Clouds and rainbows in a great drought”
Literally, await signs of rain during a great drought; yearn for something to happen
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Shared · 2 Suffer from the heat Develop abnormal physical symptoms from summer heat 
Shared · 2 Suffer from the heat Develop abnormal bodily symptoms from summer heat. 
buy someone’s summer heat An expression from the heat-selling custom on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month: answering when someone calls one’s name means taking on that person’s heat too and suffering from the summer heat. 
Pass one’s summer heat to another From the heat-selling custom on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month: call someone’s name and, when they answer, give them one’s heat so as to avoid heat illness in midsummer 
Disappear all at once Figuratively, describe everything suddenly disappearing. 
2 meanings suffer a hard frost or harsh blow To be exposed to a severe frost. 
Shared · 2 Chase a vague fantasy Pursue something vague or fanciful 
Shared · 2 Suffer an unforeseen disaster Suddenly suffer an unexpected calamity 
Shared · 2 Suffer a sudden disaster Suffer an unexpected disaster suddenly. 
Incite someone Encourage someone to develop the desire to act. Browse in Hangul order.
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