Idioms linked to “밑” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Have one's kite forced underneath Literal translation: “Go underneath”
When flying a kite, have it become entangled and pressed down by another's kite string.
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a bottomless pit A figurative expression for an object or state into which endless effort or expense goes without reward. 
Have no idea what is going on Have no understanding of the circumstances or inside story 
Speak without context Suddenly bring up words without a before-and-after connection, making them abrupt or confusing. 
out of the blue Suddenly or incomprehensibly, by abruptly saying something unrelated to what precedes or follows. 
keep getting up To leave one’s seat frequently instead of remaining in one place. 
Shared · 2 Have something to hide Have a hidden weakness or wrongdoing 
Have unclean conduct Have improper or unclean behavior. 
Have the truth exposed For the inside story of an incident or affair to be disclosed 
Shared · 4 stay seated for ages To be very reluctant to rise once seated. 
Be bottomless Have no end. Browse in Hangul order.
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