Idioms linked to “뒤01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering have something to hide Literal translation: “one’s backside smells bad”
To have a hidden weakness or wrongdoing.
Dictionary example 1
나를 보고 피하는 걸 보니 뒤가 구린 모양이다.
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Writing text뒤 구리다
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2 meanings Have a clean record; have no hangover Have no hidden weaknesses or wrongdoing. 
have a guilty conscience To feel uneasy and unable to act confidently because of one’s own weakness. 
Fear later repercussions Feel uneasy lest one’s mistake or weakness cause trouble later 
2 meanings Linger or finish slowly Be reluctant to get up once seated 
Have hidden deeds exposed Have secret or concealed affairs appear or become known. 
2 meanings feel fortified or well supported To feel strong rather than empty because one has eaten. 
2 meanings Run out of capital or be exposed Run out of capital entirely 
2 meanings Feel constipated; have lingering illness Feel uncomfortable because stool will not pass easily. 
have no repercussions to fear To have nothing at all to worry about in an undertaking’s aftermath, or no need to worry. 
Fear consequences Feel anxious or afraid that one’s words or actions will go wrong later 
Have an uneasy conscience Feel uneasy because of a weakness or wrongdoing. 
give lower priority To treat something as unimportant. 
Shared · 2 Retire Retire from one’s duties or social activities 
Shared · 2 Retire from activity Retire from one's duties or social activity. 
clean up the aftermath To deal with the aftermath. 
Watch for someone’s weak point Watch another’s words and actions closely for a chance to find defects or weaknesses 
Secure an assurance in advance Obtain a prior promise out of concern for what may follow. 
secure the follow-through To obtain an assurance beforehand so that later matters do not go wrong. 
Add a follow-up remark Continue and supplement words spoken earlier 
2 meanings Leave room for later; hold a grudge Avoid an immediate conclusion and leave leeway, considering what may come later. Browse in Hangul order.
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