Idioms linked to “뼛-골” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Drain one’s strength Literal translation: “Extract the bone marrow”
Exhaust someone’s vitality and leave them without strength
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Shared · 2 Cut to the very marrow An emphatic expression for resentment, pain, or the like being so deep and strong that it seems to penetrate one’s bones 
Work oneself to exhaustion Perform extremely strenuous physical work. 
suffer to the marrow To suffer so much that even the insides of one’s bones hurt. 
Have long experience Become familiar with work through spending a long time in a particular place or workplace. 
3 meanings grow up or come of age To grow up in a particular place from childhood. 
petition for retirement For an elderly courtier to ask the king for permission to relinquish office and retire. 
Be weighed down by a burden Have responsibilities or loads so heavy that one's ribs might bend. 
be weighed down by a burden For responsibilities or burdens to be so heavy that one’s ribs might bend. 
have a basic framework in place For a basic outline and framework to be formed when creating something. 
Be gravely ill For an illness to become extremely deep-seated 
Be deeply lodged in one's heart Remain unforgettable and deeply lodged in one's heart. 
be deeply ingrained For a thought or feeling to become deeply lodged in one’s heart so that it cannot escape. 
Shared · 2 Cut to the marrow An emphatic expression for resentment, pain, or the like being so deep and strong that it seems to penetrate one’s bones Browse in Hangul order.
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