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Korean idiom Step forward eagerly

맨발 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 벗고 나서다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 맨발(을) 벗고 나서다
  • 맨발을 벗고 나서다
  • 맨발 벗고 나서다

English rendering Step forward eagerly Literal translation: “Go out with bare feet uncovered”

Meaning 1

적극적으로 나서다.

Step forward actively.

Dictionary example 1

그는 친구 일이라면 맨발 벗고 나서는 사람이다.

He eagerly steps forward whenever it concerns a friend.

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“맨발을 벗고 나서다” — Step forward eagerly: Step forward actively.
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