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Korean idiom Give up; welcome wholeheartedly

Idioms linked to “두01” · Linked dictionary word

두 손 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 들다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 두 손(을) 들다
  • 두 손을 들다
  • 두 손 들다

English rendering Give up; welcome wholeheartedly Literal translation: “Raise both hands”

Meaning 1

자기 능력에서 벗어나 그만두다.

Give up because something exceeds one's ability.

Dictionary example 1

너에게 두 손 들었으니 네 요청을 받아 주마.

You've worn me down; I'll grant your request.
Meaning 2

전적으로 환영하거나 찬성하다.

Welcome or approve wholeheartedly.

Dictionary example 1

저희 집을 방문하신다면 두 손을 들어 반기겠습니다.

If you visit our home, we will welcome you with open arms.

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“두 손을 들다” — Give up; welcome wholeheartedly: Give up because something exceeds one's ability.
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