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Korean idiom Feel constipated; have lingering illness

Idioms linked to “뒤01” · Linked dictionary word

뒤가 무겁다

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  • 뒤가 무겁다

English rendering Feel constipated; have lingering illness Literal translation: “Have a heavy aftermath”

Meaning 1

똥이 잘 나오지 않아 답답한 느낌이 있다.

Feel uncomfortable because stool will not pass easily.

Dictionary example 1

며칠째 화장실을 못 갔더니 뒤가 무거워 기분이 별로 좋지 않다.

After not going to the bathroom for days, I feel constipated and unwell.
Meaning 2

병을 앓고 난 뒤끝이 거뜬하지 아니하다.

Not feel fully refreshed after an illness.

Dictionary example 1

병은 다 나은 것 같은데 아직 뒤가 무거워 몸조리를 더 해야 한다.

The illness seems cured, but I still feel its aftereffects and need more rest.

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“뒤가 무겁다” — Feel constipated; have lingering illness: Feel uncomfortable because stool will not pass easily.
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