English rendering the long spring days Literal translation: “the long, long sun of the third and fourth months”
The extremely long, tedious days of the third and fourth lunar months.
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A bride of less than three days A newlywed woman married for fewer than three days. 
A person of extraordinary longevity Figuratively, a long-lived person, from the story that Dongfang Shuo of China's Former Han lived through three thousand jiazi years and reached 180,000 years of age. 
give workers a meal break To give workers time to eat at a workplace. 
only find acceptance at year’s end To be so disliked by everyone that one can only assert oneself at the year’s end. 
Have one’s day Encounter favorable times and flourish 
Enjoy a profitable season Meet favorable timing and earn money well. 
have time drag For time to seem not to pass. 
Be in immediate danger Be extremely endangered 
Lose track of time Fail to notice how time has passed because things move busily or one is absorbed in a task 
happen at any hour To be unrestricted by time. Browse in Hangul order.
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