Idioms linked to “머리01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering begin thinking like an adult Literal translation: “one’s head grows big”
To come to think or judge like an adult.
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아들은 머리가 컸다고 의논도 하지 않고 모든 일을 혼자 결정하려고 한다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text머리 크다
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Shared · 2 Use one’s brains Use one’s mind to devise a solution 
Shared · 2 Bow in submission Submit or display a deferential stance. 
scratch one’s head in embarrassment To scratch one’s head to ease awkwardness when one is shy or embarrassed and does not know what to do. 
2 meanings Become a monk or serve prison time Become a Buddhist monk 
Be forced into something Have something forced on one by another. 
put in an appearance To show oneself at a place. 
Shared · 2 Emerge from suppression For suppressed or hidden thoughts, forces, or the like to emerge outwardly 
Put one's heads together Face one another to discuss or decide something. 
2 meanings put one’s heads together To gather close together for an important discussion. 
Shared · 3 Feel deeply disappointed Be extremely disappointed or discouraged. 
From head to toe An emphatic expression for the whole body 
2 meanings Shared · 2 Bow in submission or respect Submit or show a humble attitude 
Clear one's head Calm an excited or tense mind. 
with all one’s strength With all one’s strength and heart. 
Make every effort Try with all one’s strength 
Shared · 2 rack one’s brains To agonize over something and become absorbed in thought. 
Think carefully Consider various aspects deeply or devise ideas. 
3 meanings Shared · 2 arrange hair up or enter married life To braid a woman’s long hair in two sections, cross them behind both ears, and coil them together above the forehead. 
2 meanings Initiate a courtesan or marry off a woman Have relations with a young courtesan and thereby put her hair up 
3 meanings Shared · 2 Put up one's hair; become a full gisaeng; marry Braid a woman's long hair in two, cross the braids behind the ears, and coil them together above the forehead. Browse in Hangul order.
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