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Korean idiom Flare with anger or see sparks

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불이 나다

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  • 불이 나다

English rendering Flare with anger or see sparks Literal translation: “Fire breaks out”

Meaning 1

뜻밖에 몹시 화가 나는 일을 당하여 감정이 격렬해지다.

Have one’s emotions intensify after an unexpectedly infuriating experience

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동의어 불이 일다
Meaning 2

몹시 긴장하거나 머리를 얻어 맞거나 하여 눈에 불이 이는 듯하다.

Feel as though fire sparks in one’s eyes from extreme tension or a blow to the head

Dictionary example 1

그는 눈에 불이 나도록 사내의 뒤통수를 후려쳤다.

He struck the back of the man’s head hard enough to make him see sparks.

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“불이 나다” — Flare with anger or see sparks: Have one’s emotions intensify after an unexpectedly infuriating experience
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