Idioms linked to “산01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Strip a mountain of trees Literal translation: “Strip a mountain”
Cut down all the trees on a mountain
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Discover a new ore vein Discover another ore vein while mining an existing one. 
strike a profitable new vein To discover another ore vein while mining one and make a great profit. 
A terrifying person or thing Figuratively, an extremely frightening person or thing 
Follow the lower ore vein Mine along the ore vein where rich ore reappears below a break. 
have a drink-reddened face A teasing expression for someone whose face has turned red from drinking. 
The ore vein improves In a mine, have the ore vein improve progressively compared with the area previously excavated. 
drive trouble beyond one’s boundary To move something likely to cause an accident to another area to avoid responsibility, or to drive a fierce animal into another area. 
With a thunderous roar Figuratively, describe a tumultuous sound caused by a typhoon, cannon fire, or the like 
Have eyes round with shock Figuratively, describe eyes rounded through surprise. 
step into a hole To misstep, thinking there is solid ground underfoot. Browse in Hangul order.
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