Idioms linked to “밑-천” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering run out of stories Literal translation: “one’s capital runs out”
To run short of things to talk about.
Dictionary example 1
옛날이야기를 하던 할아버지께서는 밑천이 떨어졌는지 빙그레 웃으셨다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text밑천이 떨어지다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
have prices linger at the bottom In securities trading, for fallen prices to hold at the same low level for a long time without falling further. 
be worse off for trying For the result of one’s work to be worse than doing nothing, rather than good. 
Lend money to several people Provide loans to several people. 
lend at interest To lend money on the understanding that interest will be paid. 
2 meanings Pay for work; let out for rent Pay someone to do work. 
Match the going price For a price to match the current market price 
Give a bribe Vulgarly, give a bribe 
borrow at exorbitant seasonal interest To borrow money or grain at high seasonal interest and use it. 
2 meanings Join a contribution or conversation Join others in contributing shares 
Take a gambling-house cut Organize a gambling game and take a portion from those who win money Browse in Hangul order.
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