English rendering Dig one's own grave Literal translation: “Dig a grave pit”
Head toward one's own destruction.
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dig one’s own grave To bring about one’s own ruin. 
Shared · 2 Mine downward In mining, excavate downward into the earth. 
Shared · 2 Mine downward In mining, dig downward into the ground 
Shared · 2 Be driven to the brink Come to face a dangerous situation 
Shared · 2 Face a crisis Come to face a dangerous situation. 
Shared · 2 Be in wholly unfamiliar surroundings Be away from home, with everything very unfamiliar and awkward. 
2 meanings take to the mountains To hide in the mountains to engage in underground resistance or guerrilla warfare. 
Strip a mountain of trees Cut down all the trees on a mountain 
Discover a new ore vein Discover another ore vein while mining an existing one. 
strike a profitable new vein To discover another ore vein while mining one and make a great profit. Browse in Hangul order.
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