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Korean idiom Hold out or swagger

Idioms linked to “배01” · Linked dictionary word

배 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 내밀다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 배(를) 내밀다
  • 배를 내밀다
  • 배 내밀다

English rendering Hold out or swagger Literal translation: “Stick out one’s belly”

Meaning 1

남의 요구에 응하지 아니하고 버티다.

Resist without meeting another’s demand

Dictionary example 1

글쎄 뻔뻔스럽게도 못 들은 척 배만 내밀고 있잖아.

Why, they are shamelessly pretending not to hear and simply holding out.
Meaning 2

자기밖에 없는 듯 몹시 우쭐거리다.

Swagger as though no one matters but oneself

Dictionary example 1

그는 승진을 하더니 거들먹거리며 배를 내밀고 다닌다.

Since his promotion, he goes about swaggering with his belly out.

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“배를 내밀다” — Hold out or swagger: Resist without meeting another’s demand
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