Idioms linked to “발-걸음” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering quicken one’s pace Literal translation: “urge one’s footsteps”
To hurry while traveling.
Dictionary example 1
해가 저물자 조급한 마음에 발걸음을 재촉하였다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text발걸음을 재촉하다
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These idioms share an illustration on this site. Sharing an illustration does not mean they have the same meaning.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
be unfamiliar with a route To be unfamiliar with a path because one seldom travels it. 
Shared · 2 Know a route well Be familiar with a route from traveling it repeatedly 
Leave no trace Figuratively, a state in which no trace remains 
Stagger along Walk with a pronounced stagger. 
Shared · 2 Go off on a tangent Go somewhere irrelevant or act outside the proper course 
Shared · 2 Go off track Go somewhere unexpected or act outside the proper course. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 have a long way ahead To have many tasks still remaining. 
Wind something up deftly Figuratively, describe skillfully winding something into coils and binding it. 
Follow tracks Pursue by following footprints left by a person or animal. 
Track an animal Follow an animal's footprints to catch it. Browse in Hangul order.
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