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Korean idiom Stand on someone’s shoulders

무동 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 서다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 무동(을) 서다
  • 무동을 서다
  • 무동 서다

English rendering Stand on someone’s shoulders Literal translation: “Stand as a shoulder-borne dancer”

Meaning 1

남의 어깨 위에 올라서다.

Climb onto and stand on another’s shoulders

Dictionary example 1

무동을 서서 장롱 위의 상자를 꺼냈다.

Standing on someone’s shoulders, I took down the box above the wardrobe.

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“무동을 서다” — Stand on someone’s shoulders: Climb onto and stand on another’s shoulders
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