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Korean idiom put in hard work

Idioms linked to “땀01” · Linked dictionary word

땀 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 흘리다

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  • 땀을 흘리다
  • 땀 흘리다

English rendering put in hard work Literal translation: “shed sweat”

Meaning 1

힘이나 노력을 많이 들이다.

To put in considerable effort or labor.

Dictionary example 1

땀 흘린 보람.

The reward for hard work.

Dictionary example 2

땀 흘려 돈을 모으다.

Save money through hard work.

Dictionary example 3

땀을 흘려 지은 농사를 이번 수해로 모두 망쳤다.

The crops I had grown with such hard work were all ruined by this flood.

Dictionary example 4

땀을 흘려 보지 않은 사람은 노동의 소중함을 알기 어렵다.

Someone who has never worked hard finds it difficult to appreciate the value of labor.

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“땀을 흘리다” — put in hard work: To put in considerable effort or labor.
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