Idioms linked to “발01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering visit only occasionally Literal translation: “one’s feet become sparse”
To come and go only occasionally.
Dictionary example 1
예전에 그토록 우리 집에 자주 놀러 오던 그 애가 요샌 발이 떠서 얼굴 보기가 힘들다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text발 뜨다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Stop visiting for a while Have no visits for a time to a place one used to frequent 
2 meanings Be in step For several walkers to lift the foot on the same side simultaneously 
Be tied down Be unable to move or engage in activities. 
act quickly To take appropriate measures promptly. 
Beg desperately Beg so earnestly that hands alone seem insufficient and even feet must be used. 
Shared · 2 know a route well To be familiar with a route from having traveled it many times. 
Visit frequently Go to a place often 
Feel guilty and uneasy Feel anxious or uneasy because one has committed a wrong. 
Miss out on food Arrive at a meal after everyone else has finished 
Shared · 2 Step forward eagerly Step forward actively. 
Beat wildly Strike wildly. 
2 meanings have one’s soles struck For a bridegroom to be hung upside down and struck on the soles of the feet. 
Ritually beat the groom’s soles Playfully hang the bridegroom upside down and beat his soles to obtain a post-wedding feast from him 
Trim the toenails In the royal court, an expression formerly used for trimming toenails. 
Take the first step Enter the beginning of a task or business. 
Shared · 2 Step forward eagerly Step forward actively. 
pitch in wholeheartedly To step forward and engage actively. 
Shared · 2 Sever all contact Stop visiting or sever a relationship. 
not show up at all To make no appearance whatsoever. 
2 meanings Be trampled on; be everywhere Be despised and trampled. Browse in Hangul order.
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