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Idioms linked to “밥01” · Linked dictionary word

밥 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 주다

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  • 밥을 주다
  • 밥 주다

English rendering Wind a clock Literal translation: “Give food”

Meaning 1

시계가 정상적으로 작동하도록 태엽을 감아 주다.

Wind a clock’s spring so it operates properly

Dictionary example 1

아침마다 시계에 밥을 주다 .

Wind the clock every morning.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “밥”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “밥 구경을 못 하다”: To eat no rice or meals at all and go hungry. go without any meals To eat no rice or meals at all and go hungry. Illustration of the first meaning of “밥 구경을 하다”: Eat rice after a long interval. Finally get a meal Eat rice after a long interval. Illustration of the first meaning of “밥 먹듯 하다”: Do something often as a matter of course Do something habitually Do something often as a matter of course Illustration of the first meaning of “밥을 벌다”: To obtain food or payment through a certain amount of effort. earn one’s food To obtain food or payment through a certain amount of effort.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “보리를 타다”: Vulgarly, be beaten Get beaten Vulgarly, be beaten Illustration of the first meaning of “옥밥을 먹다”: Colloquially, to live confined in prison. serve time in prison Colloquially, to live confined in prison. Illustration of the first meaning of “음식 구경을 못 하다”: Starve completely, unable to take even plain water. 2 meanings Go completely without food Starve completely, unable to take even plain water. Illustration of the first meaning of “찬밥 더운밥 가리다”: Act like someone well-fed despite being in difficult circumstances Be choosy despite hardship Act like someone well-fed despite being in difficult circumstances Illustration of the first meaning of “콩밥 맛을 보다”: Colloquially, to live in prison. Shared · 3 serve time in prison Colloquially, to live in prison. Illustration of the first meaning of “콩밥 신세를 지다”: Vulgarly, be imprisoned Shared · 3 End up in prison Vulgarly, be imprisoned Illustration of the first meaning of “콩밥을 먹다”: Vulgarly, be imprisoned Shared · 3 Serve time in prison Vulgarly, be imprisoned Illustration of the first meaning of “콩밥을 먹이다”: Slang: send someone to prison to serve a sentence. Send someone to prison Slang: send someone to prison to serve a sentence. Illustration of the first meaning of “튀밥 튀기다”: A vulgar expression for exaggerating beyond the facts Exaggerate A vulgar expression for exaggerating beyond the facts Illustration of the first meaning of “한술 더 뜨다”: Do something even more outrageous in a matter already somewhat wrong. 2 meanings Go one step further; anticipate another's plan Do something even more outrageous in a matter already somewhat wrong.

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“밥을 주다” — Wind a clock: Wind a clock’s spring so it operates properly
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