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Korean idiom Pulse; surge vigorously

맥박 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 치다

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  • 맥박이 치다
  • 맥박 치다

English rendering Pulse; surge vigorously Literal translation: “The pulse strikes”

Meaning 1

맥박이 뛰다.

Have one's pulse beat.

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Meaning 2

힘이나 기세가 세차게 용솟음치다.

Have strength or momentum surge vigorously.

Dictionary example 1

운동장에 나선 선수들은 반드시 이겨야겠다는 불굴의 투지로 맥박 치고 있었다.

The athletes on the field pulsed with indomitable determination to win.

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“맥박이 치다” — Pulse; surge vigorously: Have one's pulse beat.
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