Idioms linked to “사람” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Help! Literal translation: “Save a person”
A cry uttered in a situation so urgent that one feels one’s life is endangered
Dictionary example 1
사람 살려 , 누가 좀 도와주세요.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text사람 살려
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Shared · 2 lack basic human decency To lack the conduct or virtues a person ought to have. 
3 meanings Be exhausting; be absurd; be delightful Be greatly strained and weary by an excessively demanding situation. 
ruin a person To turn someone into a bad person or make them useless. 
3 meanings Kill, torment, or captivate someone Kill a person 
Become a decent person Become a human being possessing moral and personal qualities worthy of a person. 
all government officials An expression for all government officials, referring collectively to the three chief state councillors and ministers of the six ministries. 
accuse an innocent person To disparage or criminalize someone who has done nothing wrong or has no connection to the matter. 
find someone a husband To cause someone to obtain a husband. 
Establish connections Form a relationship with a person or group 
Entertain guests Serve many guests for an important occasion 
haze a successful examination candidate An expression for the old custom of seniors celebrating someone’s success in the state examination by drawing on their face with ink and tormenting them with orders to move forward and backward. 
An ill-bred fatherless bastard An insult meaning someone who grew up without a father, unchecked and ill-mannered. 
Waste away after a sibling's birth Of a child, grow thin after a younger sibling is born. 
Pester like a child Figuratively, the manner of pleading persistently 
Be exceptionally beautiful For a woman’s appearance to be extremely beautiful Browse in Hangul order.
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