Idioms linked to “바가지01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering become a beggar Literal translation: “wear a gourd bowl”
To become a beggar.
Dictionary example 1
착실하던 그가 노름에 빠져들더니 결국 바가지를 차고 말았다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text바가지 차다
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nag one’s husband Chiefly, for a wife to complain and nag her husband severely because of difficulties in daily life. 
2 meanings Be overcharged or unfairly blamed Suffer an unfair loss by paying more than the real price for a fee or item 
Overcharge someone Make someone pay more than the actual price or fee, causing an unfair loss. 
Do nothing but eat Pass one's days doing nothing but eating. 
Shared · 2 Die A vulgar expression for dying. 
Shared · 2 make a modest living To live reasonably well because one’s circumstances are passable. 
Glance off the target rim For an arrow to strike the target’s rim and bounce away 
Shared · 2 Beat around the bush Speak indirectly rather than plainly identifying the point. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 beat around the bush To speak indirectly rather than identify something directly. 
Serve a lavish feast Set a very large amount of food on a table. 
have a table laden with food For a table to be filled with food. 
Pass away A euphemistic expression for dying. 
begin eating A figurative expression for eating a meal. Browse in Hangul order.
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