English rendering be stabbed in the back Literal translation: “be struck on the back of the head”
To be betrayed or double-crossed.
Dictionary example 1
동업하던 친구에게 뒤통수를 맞아 아버지는 끝내 파산하고 말았다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text뒤통수 맞다
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2 meanings Read someone's mind; lord it over someone See through another person's thoughts or actions. 
be quick-thinking To have clear, intelligent thinking or judgment. 
feel clear-headed To feel refreshed and mentally unburdened. 
2 meanings have rigid or dull thinking For one’s thinking or ideology to be stubborn. 
Shared · 4 Grow mature Come to think or judge like an adult 
Be enlightened Escape backward ideas 
Have a heavy head Feel unwell or have a dull headache. 
have much on one’s mind To have many worries. 
Shared · 4 Be empty-headed Have no judgment or insight 
Be strained by difficult work Feel mental strain because a task is complex or difficult. Browse in Hangul order.
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