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Korean idiom Pick at one's food

밥알을 세다

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  • 밥알을 세다

English rendering Pick at one's food Literal translation: “Count grains of rice”

Meaning 1

입맛이 없거나 하여 밥을 잘 먹지 않고 깨지락거리며 밥을 먹다.

Eat little and pick at rice because of a poor appetite or the like.

Dictionary example 1

밥상에 앉아서 밥알을 세고 있는 것을 보니 꽤나 밥맛이 없나 보다.

Seeing them sitting at the table picking at their food, they must have quite a poor appetite.

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“밥알을 세다” — Pick at one's food: Eat little and pick at rice because of a poor appetite or the like.
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