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Idioms linked to “뿌리” · Linked dictionary word

뿌리 (가) The part “가” may be omitted. 빠지다

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English rendering be utterly exhausted at the source Literal translation: “the roots come out”

Meaning 1

근원까지 없어져 아무것도 남는 것이 없게 되다.

For even the source to be gone, leaving nothing at all.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “뿌리”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “뿌리 뽑히다”: Have the source from which something can arise and grow eliminated. Be eradicated Have the source from which something can arise and grow eliminated. Illustration of the first meaning of “뿌리가 깊다”: Have an origin going far back. Be deeply rooted Have an origin going far back. Illustration of the first meaning of “뿌리를 뽑다”: Eliminate the source from which something can arise and grow Root out Eliminate the source from which something can arise and grow

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Illustration of the first meaning of “사시나무 떨듯”: Figuratively, describe the body shaking intensely. Shake like a leaf Figuratively, describe the body shaking intensely. Illustration of the first meaning of “삼대 들어서듯”: Figuratively, the manner of straight, long objects standing densely together Stand densely like hemp stalks Figuratively, the manner of straight, long objects standing densely together Illustration of the first meaning of “삼대 쓰러지듯”: Figuratively, describe falling down in great numbers. Fall in masses Figuratively, describe falling down in great numbers. Illustration of the first meaning of “생나무 꺾듯”: A figurative expression for dismissing a statement or opinion without any consideration. dismiss brusquely A figurative expression for dismissing a statement or opinion without any consideration. Illustration of the first meaning of “속이 오르다”: For a leafy vegetable’s inner stalk to grow progressively larger Grow an inner stalk For a leafy vegetable’s inner stalk to grow progressively larger Illustration of the first meaning of “숲을 이루다”: For many things to stand densely together. form a dense forest For many things to stand densely together. Illustration of the first meaning of “싹도 없다”: Show no trace whatsoever Show no sign at all Show no trace whatsoever Illustration of the first meaning of “싹을 밟다”: Block something new from the beginning or eliminate it entirely. 2 meanings Nip something in the bud; notice a sign Block something new from the beginning or eliminate it entirely. Illustration of the first meaning of “싹이 노랗다”: To show no possibility or hope of doing well from the outset. Shared · 2 show no promise To show no possibility or hope of doing well from the outset. Illustration of the first meaning of “씨가 마르다”: For an entire kind of thing to vanish Disappear entirely For an entire kind of thing to vanish

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“뿌리가 빠지다” — be utterly exhausted at the source: For even the source to be gone, leaving nothing at all.
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