English rendering Be evenly matched Literal translation: “Check, then countercheck”
An expression usually used in Korean chess; figuratively, two opponents are so evenly opposed that the winner is hard to determine
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Enter a piece onto the board In yut, move a playing piece from the starting area to the first position. 
attach a kite’s bridle To attach bridle strings to a kite. 
2 meanings Snatch a kite; intercept property Throw a weighted line to catch another person's kite. 
Move to the inner mo position In yut, move a playing piece to inner mo, the fifth position from mo toward jjimo 
move a piece to the inner crossroad In yut, to move a piece to sokmo, the fifth position on the route from mo to jjimo. 
Be outmatched Have an opponent seize on a weakness in one’s words or actions, or be inferior to the opponent 
Have a forceful hand Have very strong power to dominate or handle others. 
be highly resourceful To be exceptionally skillful in one’s methods. 
Throw ssangnyuk dice Throw the dice when playing ssangnyuk, a traditional backgammon-like game 
Judge decisively Figuratively, describe a clear-cut judgment Browse in Hangul order.
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