Idioms linked to “발01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Step forward eagerly Literal translation: “Take off one's footwear and step out”
Step forward actively.
Dictionary example 1
그는 옳다고 생각하는 일이라면 항상 발 벗고 나서는 사람이다.
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Writing text발 벗고 나서다
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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. 
Enter a field or organization Join an organization or enter a line of work. 
be packed with people To be crowded and congested. 
Go barefoot Remove shoes, socks, or the like, or wear nothing on one’s feet 
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. 
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 · 3 be reluctant to visit To be unable to act readily because one feels reluctant or awkward. 
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 Browse in Hangul order.
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