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뒤턱 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 놓다 [보다] Possible alternative: “보다” · Usage not verified

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 뒤턱(을) 놓다[보다]
  • 뒤턱을 놓다
  • 뒤턱 놓다
  • 뒤턱을 보다 Unverified form
  • 뒤턱 보다 Unverified form

English rendering Bet alongside another gambler Literal translation: “Place [make] a side stake”

Meaning 1

노름판에서 남에게 붙어 돈을 걸다.

In a gambling game, attach oneself to another and stake money

Dictionary example 1

그는 노름판에 낄 자신이 없어 믿음이 가는 친구에게 붙어 뒤턱을 놓았다.

Lacking confidence to join the gambling game, he placed a side stake with a friend he trusted.

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“뒤턱을 놓다” — Bet alongside another gambler: In a gambling game, attach oneself to another and stake money
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