WORDROW Korean Idioms Idioms linked to “목01” · Linked dictionary word
목 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 자르다
- Form listed in the dictionary: 목(을) 자르다
- 목을 자르다
- 목 자르다
English rendering Fire someone Literal translation: “Cut someone's neck”
Write this idiom by hand
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text목 자르다
Explore on the maps
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
Idioms sharing this illustration
These idioms share an illustration on this site. Sharing an illustration does not mean they have the same meaning.
Video
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Related idioms
strangle someone’s prospects To torment someone and bring them to ruin or make life unbearable. 
Quench one’s thirst Drink water or the like because one is thirsty 
stab someone in the throat To stab the neck with a knife or the like. 
warm up one’s voice To prepare one’s voice before traditional singing, a song, a speech, or the like. 
2 meanings Have one’s life or job in danger Face a mortal crisis 
Be stiff-necked Refuse readily to yield to others and be very obstinate 
2 meanings Shared · 4 Be killed or fired Be killed. 
have one’s position on the line To be in danger of losing one’s position. 
2 meanings Shared · 4 Be killed or removed from office Be killed 
With desperate longing With intense anxious longing. 
choke with sorrow For sorrow to well up. 
2 meanings Survive; hang on to a position Remain alive. 
Shared · 4 wait with desperate longing To wait with intense longing and anxiety. 
Be fired Be dismissed from a workplace 
At the top of one’s voice With all the voice one can muster 
Be very thirsty Feel intense thirst. 
Raise one's voice Raise one's voice. 
sing at the top of one’s voice To sing in a loud voice. 
Shared · 2 Lose one’s job Vulgarly, come to lose one’s job 
shrink back in embarrassment The manner of drawing in one’s neck out of embarrassment or shame. Browse in Hangul order.