Idioms linked to “배01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering be able to eat one’s fill Literal translation: “wash the grime off the belly”
For circumstances to improve so that one can fill a previously hungry belly.
Dictionary example 1
이제 가난에서 벗어나 배의 때를 벗으니 얼굴까지 환하게 피었다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text배의 때를 벗다
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A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Shared · 2 Be desperately hungry Have a hollow belly and be extremely hungry from lack of food. 
2 meanings Have an illicit affair; collude Usually of a man and woman in an illicit relationship, secretly agree and have sexual relations. 
be sick with envy To feel spite because someone else is doing well. 
2 meanings Hold out or swagger Resist without meeting another’s demand 
Live in comfortable plenty Live comfortably with abundant means or a prosperous household. 
line one’s own pockets To satisfy selfish desires by taking much wealth or profit for oneself. 
Burn with envy Fret spitefully over another person’s success 
Shared · 2 become well-off For one’s living circumstances to become comfortable. 
Shared · 2 Become comfortably prosperous Become financially comfortable 
Put on flesh through good eating Gain weight from eating well. 
Be shameless or brazen Lack decency and be shameless, or have strong nerve 
Shared · 2 Be starving A vulgar expression for a hollow belly and intense hunger from lack of food. 
See through someone’s thoughts See another’s innermost thoughts clearly 
Satisfy one's greed Shamelessly pursue only one's own desires. 
be scheming and corrupt To have a sordid, sinister heart. 
cut the umbilical cord To cut the umbilical cord after a child is born. 
Settle one's stomach Make an upset stomach feel somewhat better. 
2 meanings Feel nauseated or disgusted Feel one’s stomach upset as though about to retch 
2 meanings Shared · 2 Have anger or stomach discomfort subside Have angry or sulky feelings ease 
grip tightly To hold something very tightly. Browse in Hangul order.
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