English rendering gang up and beat someone Literal translation: “beat like a village drum”
For one person after another to rush at someone and beat them indiscriminately.
Dictionary example 1
흥분한 사람들은 범인이 나타나자 동네북 치듯 하였다.
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Writing text동네북 치듯 하다
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A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Listen indifferently Listen casually to another’s words as though they have nothing to do with oneself 
With clear, melodious sound Figuratively, describe a sound or voice as clear or beautiful. 
Back up someone’s words Support another’s words from beside them 
pound away indiscriminately To beat or strike something indiscriminately. 
Handle matters with sound judgment Figuratively, deal with affairs well and steadfastly according to their circumstances 
be driven out after a failed healing rite For a professional ritual reciter to be driven out carrying the drum when the sick person dies during the recitation. 
Drive out a ritual reciter When a sick person dies during scripture recitation, burden the reciter with their drum and drive them away 
2 meanings Ring a warning bell or spread a secret Shake a large brass warning bell 
Announce a discovery Shout to inform many people of something one has found. 
have a traditional instrumental ensemble perform To assemble the traditional six-part instrumental ensemble and have it perform music. Browse in Hangul order.
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