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성미가 가시다

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English rendering Anger subsides Literal translation: “One's temper passes”

Meaning 1

성미에 거슬려 일어났던 불쾌한 감정이 가라앉다.

Have unpleasant feelings caused by offense to one's temperament subside.

Dictionary example 1

홀어머니는 잘못한 아들을 심하게 꾸짖고도 성미가 가시지 않는 듯 울고 계셨다.

Even after severely scolding her erring son, the widowed mother wept as though her anger had not subsided.

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Related idioms

These idioms are linked to the same word, “성미”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

Illustration of the first meaning of “성미가 마르다”: Have little generosity and a quick temper Be narrow-minded and impatient Have little generosity and a quick temper

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Illustration of the first meaning of “성에 차다”: Consider something sufficient and satisfying Feel satisfied Consider something sufficient and satisfying Illustration of the first meaning of “소가지를 내다”: Vulgarly, become angry Lose one’s temper Vulgarly, become angry Illustration of the first meaning of “속셈을 잡다”: To reckon figures in one’s mind. calculate mentally To reckon figures in one’s mind. Illustration of the first meaning of “속에 얹히다”: To feel displeased because something weighs on one’s mind. weigh on one’s conscience To feel displeased because something weighs on one’s mind. Illustration of the first meaning of “속에 없는 말”: Words differing from one’s true feelings Words one does not mean Words differing from one’s true feelings Illustration of the first meaning of “속에서 방망이가 치밀다”: Have indignant feelings surge up. Feel anger surge Have indignant feelings surge up. Illustration of the first meaning of “속을 긁다”: Gently needle someone until they become furious. Provoke someone's anger Gently needle someone until they become furious. Illustration of the first meaning of “속을 끓이다”: To torment oneself with worry. agonize To torment oneself with worry. Illustration of the first meaning of “속을 뜨다”: Make guesses to learn another’s feelings Sound someone out Make guesses to learn another’s feelings Illustration of the first meaning of “속을 말리다”: To make another person extremely anxious and distressed. make someone agonize To make another person extremely anxious and distressed.

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“성미가 가시다” — Anger subsides: Have unpleasant feelings caused by offense to one's temperament subside.
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