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Korean idiom get some fresh air or outside experience

Idioms linked to “바람01” · Linked dictionary word

바람 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 쐬다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 바람(을) 쐬다
  • 바람을 쐬다
  • 바람 쐬다

English rendering get some fresh air or outside experience Literal translation: “feel the breeze”

Meaning 1

기분 전환을 위하여 바깥이나 딴 곳을 거닐거나 다니다.

To walk or travel outdoors or elsewhere for a change of mood.

Dictionary example 1

공부를 하다가 잠시 바람을 쐬러 나갔다.

While studying, I went out briefly for some fresh air.
Meaning 2

다른 곳의 분위기나 생활을 보고 듣고 하다.

To see and hear the atmosphere or life of another place.

Dictionary example 1

그는 외국 바람을 쐬기 위해 여권 신청을 했다.

He applied for a passport to get a taste of life abroad.

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“바람을 쐬다” — get some fresh air or outside experience: To walk or travel outdoors or elsewhere for a change of mood.
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