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Korean idiom pull out or remove one’s footwear

Idioms linked to “발01” · Linked dictionary word

발을 뽑다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 발을 뽑다
  • 발을 뽑다

English rendering pull out or remove one’s footwear Literal translation: “pull out one’s feet”

Meaning 1

관계된 일에서 물러나거나 책임을 피하여 빠져나오다.

To withdraw from a matter one is involved in, or get out of it to avoid responsibility.

Dictionary example 1

그가 손을 떼자마자 나도 합병된 회사에 정열을 쏟아 부을 의욕이 없어 발을 뽑았다.

As soon as he withdrew, I too pulled out, lacking the will to pour my passion into the merged company.
Meaning 2

어떤 상태에서 벗어나다.

To escape from a certain state.

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Meaning 3

신은 것을 벗다.

To take off what one is wearing on one’s feet.

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“발을 뽑다” — pull out or remove one’s footwear: To withdraw from a matter one is involved in, or get out of it to avoid responsibility.
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