Idioms linked to “마음” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering give one’s heart Literal translation: “give one’s heart”
To reveal one’s feelings willingly without hiding them.
Dictionary example 1
너도 이제는 나에게 마음을 줄 때가 되지 않았니?
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text마음 주다
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A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Relax one's mind Ease a previously tense mind. 
2 meanings have a change of heart For one’s previous feelings to change completely. 
Feel resentment subside Have pent-up or intense feelings subside 
Understand each other Understand one another well through shared thoughts. 
2 meanings have one’s heart soften For pent-up or estranged feelings to disappear. 
Keep in mind Keep something engraved in one’s mind without forgetting 
Feel settled and content Have work or life suit one's heart, bringing settled contentment without restlessness or dissatisfaction. 
have no desire for something To have no wish to do or possess something. 
Have a desire for something Have a desire to do or possess something 
Be fully satisfying Find something fully satisfying. 
Shared · 2 Be intensely spiteful Have an extremely obstinate, spiteful disposition 
be spitefully stubborn To be very spiteful and obstinate. 
Shared · 2 Be intensely spiteful Have an extremely stubborn, spiteful disposition 
Be easygoing and unashamed Not be easily angered or embarrassed. 
Shared · 2 feel sickened with resentment To find something offensive and disgusting. 
Take a bold stand Adopt a bold, resolute attitude 
stand one’s ground To display one’s boldness and persist without yielding. 
Be of the same mind Agree in purpose and feeling in planning something. 
2 meanings whisper love or become lovers For people of opposite sexes to exchange words of love. 
A love nest A new household made by people who love each other Browse in Hangul order.
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