Idioms linked to “뒤01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Soothe hurt feelings Literal translation: “Unravel the aftermath”
Ease or eliminate pent-up feelings.
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Shared · 2 have something to hide To have a hidden weakness or wrongdoing. 
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. 
Have anger surge furiously Have anger well up extremely strongly 
Boil with rage Feel an extremely strong surge of anger 
Be nauseatingly offensive Be disagreeable and repellent 
2 meanings Feel nauseated or offended Feel so nauseated that one seems about to vomit. 
2 meanings turn someone’s stomach or offend them To upset someone’s stomach so much that they feel about to vomit. 
Stomach something distasteful Deliberately do something repellent and disliked, as though able to stomach it easily 
Swallow one's displeasure Suppress and endure something offensive. 
Be furious Feel intense anger surge up. 
Pester persistently Repeatedly behave in an extremely bothersome way 
Shared · 2 pester someone relentlessly To annoy someone repeatedly and severely, causing distress. Browse in Hangul order.
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