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Korean idiom take to the mountains

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산으로 들어가다

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English rendering take to the mountains Literal translation: “enter the mountains”

Meaning 1

비합법적인 투쟁이나 유격전을 하기 위하여 산속으로 몸을 피하다.

To hide in the mountains to engage in underground resistance or guerrilla warfare.

Dictionary example 1

국권 강탈 이후에 많은 청년이 일제와 싸우기 위하여 총을 메고 산으로 들어갔다.

After the loss of national sovereignty, many young men shouldered guns and took to the mountains to fight the Japanese occupiers.
Meaning 2

승려가 되다.

To become a Buddhist monk.

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“산으로 들어가다” — take to the mountains: To hide in the mountains to engage in underground resistance or guerrilla warfare.
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