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Korean idiom Dress up something insubstantial

비단 보자기를 씌우다

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  • 비단 보자기를 씌우다

English rendering Dress up something insubstantial Literal translation: “Cover with a silk wrapping cloth”

Meaning 1

속은 보잘것없는데 겉만 아름답게 보이게 하다.

Make something beautiful outside though worthless within

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“비단 보자기를 씌우다” — Dress up something insubstantial: Make something beautiful outside though worthless within
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