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Korean idiom be desperately impatient

Idioms linked to “등01” · Linked dictionary word

등 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 달다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 등(이) 달다
  • 등이 달다
  • 등 달다

English rendering be desperately impatient Literal translation: “the back burns”

Meaning 1

마음대로 되지 아니하여 몹시 안타까워하다.

To feel intense anguish because things do not go as one wishes.

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“등이 달다” — be desperately impatient: To feel intense anguish because things do not go as one wishes.
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