Idioms linked to “뒷-다리” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering hold someone by a weakness Literal translation: “grab the hind leg”
To seize upon another person’s weakness and prevent them from escaping.
Dictionary example 1
뒷다리를 잡아 그를 꼼짝 못 하게 해라.
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Writing text뒷다리 잡다
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Shared · 4 grovel to someone To flatter and fawn on someone. 
Shared · 2 Keep a foot in both camps Maintain ties with both sides to benefit from each. 
Shared · 4 Flee for dear life Run away with all one’s strength and utmost urgency 
Be wildly restless Describe being unable to stay calmly in one place and fussing about excitedly, as though a whirlwind behind the knees made one float restlessly about. 
rush busily about A figurative expression for rushing about busily in search of something, meaning that one’s legs move so often they seem about to catch fire. 
Take a step Move one’s feet to walk 
Be helplessly captivated or afraid Be unable to move from intense attraction or fear. 
2 meanings Call someone out or firmly restrain Vigorously refute someone who acts or speaks contrary to an earlier boast, using that boast against them 
Shared · 3 relax To live at ease with peace of mind. 
Be unable to move Become unable to move at all Browse in Hangul order.
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