Idioms linked to “발-길” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering be reluctant to visit Literal translation: “one’s steps are heavy”
To be unable to act readily because one feels reluctant or awkward.
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그는 발길이 무거워 지도 교수님 연구실에 자주 인사하러 가지 못했다.
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Writing text발길이 무겁다
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2 meanings Be trampled on; be everywhere Be despised and trampled. 
Shared · 3 be reluctant to go To be unable to act readily because one feels reluctant or awkward. 
Shared · 3 Be unable to bring oneself to leave Be unable to leave readily because attachment, regret, concern, or worry keeps one uneasy 
Visit less often Visit each other less frequently. 
Shared · 2 Harm one's benefactor Harm someone who has shown one kindness. 
Shared · 2 be hurt by someone one helped To suffer unexpected harm from someone to whom one has shown kindness. 
Happen in quick succession For events to occur one after another 
Shared · 2 Harm one's benefactor Harm someone who has shown one kindness. 
Shared · 2 be hurt by someone one helped To suffer unexpected harm from someone to whom one has shown kindness. 
Shared · 2 Face an urgent crisis Have a matter become extremely pressing 
Beat someone to an action Do first something another person intends to do. 
Be beaten to an action Have someone else do first something one intends to do. 
sabotage or harm someone To spoil another person’s affairs or cause them harm. 
Shared · 2 be betrayed To be betrayed by another person. Browse in Hangul order.
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