Idioms linked to “볼01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Sulk in anger Literal translation: “Hold a chestnut in one's cheek”
Pout angrily with displeasure.
Dictionary example 1
사 달라는 장난감을 안 사 주자 아들은 볼에 밤을 물었는지 아무 말도 없었다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text볼에 밤을 물다
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These idioms share an illustration on this site. Sharing an illustration does not mean they have the same meaning.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Remain perfectly composed Remain calm with no change in words or complexion 
Have one's face read Show one's face to a physiognomist to learn future fortune or misfortune. 
Pretend not to know someone Deliberately pretend not to know someone one knew well. 
Respond calmly and courteously Suppress excitement and deal with someone calmly and politely 
Shared · 5 Be shameless Feel no shame and lack propriety. 
2 meanings look to others helplessly To anticipate another person’s help and watch their reactions or ingratiate oneself. 
put on a stern expression To display a solemn look or expression on one’s face. 
Be written on one’s face For feelings, mood, or the like to show on one’s face 
Have a yellow, sickly face Have a yellowed face showing strong signs of illness. 
2 meanings touch up makeup or change one’s demeanor To apply makeup again. Browse in Hangul order.
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