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Idioms linked to “몸01” · Linked dictionary word

몸을 허락하다 [허하다] Possible alternative: “허하다” · Usage not verified

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 몸을 허락하다[허하다]
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  • 몸을 허하다 Unverified form

English rendering Consent to sexual relations Literal translation: “Permit [grant] one’s body”

Meaning 1

성적 관계를 맺는 것을 승낙하다.

Agree to engage in sexual relations

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “몸”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “몸집이 나다”: Put on flesh and become fat. Shared · 2 Grow stout Put on flesh and become fat. Illustration of the first meaning of “사관을 트다”: Apply acupuncture to the four gates, the paired Hegu and Taichong points. Needle the four gates Apply acupuncture to the four gates, the paired Hegu and Taichong points. Illustration of the first meaning of “선이 가늘다”: Have a frail, delicate appearance. 2 meanings Have delicate features; be petty and meticulous Have a frail, delicate appearance. Illustration of the first meaning of “선이 굵다”: To have large, sturdy features or build. 2 meanings be robust or broad-minded To have large, sturdy features or build. Illustration of the first meaning of “송장을 치다”: Vulgarly, conduct a burial or funeral Hold a funeral Vulgarly, conduct a burial or funeral Illustration of the first meaning of “키를 다투다”: Grow taller at a rapid rate. Grow rapidly taller Grow taller at a rapid rate. Illustration of the first meaning of “기지개를 켜다”: Gradually enter an active state Begin to stir Gradually enter an active state Illustration of the first meaning of “모를 꺾다”: To turn one’s body slightly to the side. turn slightly sideways To turn one’s body slightly to the side. Illustration of the first meaning of “몸살 차살 하다”: Figuratively, be unable to stay still and behave extremely annoyingly as though restless with bodily aches Be restlessly troublesome Figuratively, be unable to stay still and behave extremely annoyingly as though restless with bodily aches Illustration of the first meaning of “몸살이 나다”: To be unbearably impatient to do something. be desperately eager To be unbearably impatient to do something.

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“몸을 허락하다” — Consent to sexual relations: Agree to engage in sexual relations
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