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Korean idiom strip someone of everything

생가죽 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 벗기다

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English rendering strip someone of everything Literal translation: “strip off living skin”

Meaning 1

갖은 수단으로 모두 빼앗다.

To use every means to take everything away.

Dictionary example 1

그놈들이 아무리 악랄해도 설마 생가죽을 벗기겠어?

However vicious those bastards are, surely they would not strip us of everything?

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“생가죽을 벗기다” — strip someone of everything: To use every means to take everything away.
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