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Korean idiom be fiercely competitive or visibly furious

불꽃 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 튀다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 불꽃(이) 튀다
  • 불꽃이 튀다
  • 불꽃 튀다

English rendering be fiercely competitive or visibly furious Literal translation: “sparks fly”

Meaning 1

겨루는 모양이 치열하다.

For competition to be intense.

Dictionary example 1

불꽃 튀는 경쟁을 치르다.

Engage in fierce competition.
Meaning 2

격한 감정이 눈에 내비치다.

For intense emotion to show in one’s eyes.

Dictionary example 1

그는 화가 머리끝까지 올라 눈에서 불꽃이 튀었다.

He was so furious that sparks seemed to fly from his eyes.

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“불꽃이 튀다” — be fiercely competitive or visibly furious: For competition to be intense.
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