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Korean idiom Snatch a kite; intercept property

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뺑줄 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 치다

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  • 뺑줄 치다

English rendering Snatch a kite; intercept property Literal translation: “Cast a kite-snatching line”

Meaning 1

뺑줄을 던져서 남의 연을 낚아채다.

Throw a weighted line to catch another person's kite.

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Meaning 2

남의 물건을 중간에서 가로채다.

Intercept another person's property midway.

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