Idioms linked to “바람01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Lose vigor Literal translation: “The air goes out”
Lose previously flourishing vigor
Dictionary example 1
창립 성원이 모두 빠지자 바람 나간 모임이 되어 버렸다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text바람 나가다
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A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Incite someone Encourage someone to develop the desire to act. 
2 meanings get some fresh air or outside experience To walk or travel outdoors or elsewhere for a change of mood. 
Offer a wind-god rite To ward off storm damage, offer a wind-god rite with rice, vegetables, rice cakes, and the like from the first day of the second lunar month until the fifteenth or twentieth, praying to Grandmother Yeongdeung and her daughter-in-law 
2 meanings create a wave To influence many people socially. 
3 meanings Encourage foolishness; wander; think of romance Plan or encourage fanciful behavior. 
act frivolously To act frivolously or flightily. 
2 meanings Become spongy; develop trouble Of a radish or the like, lose moisture and become spongy through repeated freezing and thawing. 
words deserving divine punishment Absurd words deserving punishment from heaven. 
2 meanings Like lightning Extremely quickly 
strike like lightning An expression for striking very quickly or forcefully. 
2 meanings Receive harsh punishment or scolding Receive a severe punishment for very wicked acts 
2 meanings Suffer calamity or a severe scolding Have a great calamity occur. 
2 meanings melt away like spring snow A figurative expression describing something quickly wasting away and disappearing. 
2 meanings Like rain For arrows, bullets, or the like to fly in or fall in great numbers 
Carry rain-bearing dampness Contain damp air that can bring rain. 
come rain or snow Always consistently, however difficult things become. 
a gleaming sharp blade A sharp sword flashing white like cold frost. Browse in Hangul order.
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