Idioms linked to “발01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Visit frequently Literal translation: “One’s feet are frequent”
Go to a place often
Dictionary example 1
초등학교에 들어간 아이가 요즘 들어 전자오락실에 발이 잦다 .
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text발이 잦다
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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. 
pitch in wholeheartedly To step forward and engage actively. 
Be everywhere Be commonly scattered about everywhere 
Be desperately anxious Be extremely distressed or feel urgent pressure. 
Shared · 2 stop visiting To stop coming and going, or to sever a relationship. 
Add a remark Append words to a completed or existing statement. 
2 meanings Have no room to step Be extremely cramped because too many people are standing or sitting there 
2 meanings with no room to step So cramped because too many people have entered or sat down. 
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. 
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. 
Shared · 3 be reluctant to go To be unable to act readily because one feels reluctant or awkward. Browse in Hangul order.
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