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Korean idiom lose one’s vitality

Idioms linked to “물01” · Linked dictionary word

물 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 내리다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 물(이) 내리다
  • 물이 내리다
  • 물 내리다

English rendering lose one’s vitality Literal translation: “the water falls”

Meaning 1

기운이 빠지거나 뜻을 잃어서 사람이 활기가 없어지다.

For a person to lose vitality through exhaustion or loss of purpose.

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“물이 내리다” — lose one’s vitality: For a person to lose vitality through exhaustion or loss of purpose.
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