Idioms linked to “속01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering make someone agonize Literal translation: “dry out the insides”
To make another person extremely anxious and distressed.
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Suppress one's convictions or feelings Suppress one's principles or emotions. 
plow a paddy a second time To plow the same rice paddy for the second time. 
Draw out someone’s true feelings Deliberately probe another’s feelings and make their inner thoughts emerge 
Cause emotional distress Cause mental suffering through something emotionally painful. 
be deeply distressed To suffer greatly from things not going as intended or from something unfortunate. 
2 meanings Worry or show care Worry or feel concerned 
Open one’s heart Reveal what is in one’s heart without hiding it 
2 meanings Act sensibly; look after one's interests Behave with sound judgment. 
Shared · 4 worry intensely To feel intensely anxious with worry. 
Seethe inside Have intense feelings rise inwardly through anger or injustice. 
Shared · 2 cool down emotionally For angry or sulky feelings to ease. 
2 meanings Feel nauseated or disgusted Feel one’s stomach upset as though about to retch 
Shared · 2 Tremble inwardly with fear Feel extreme fear inwardly 
2 meanings Be stiff and narrow-minded Have a rigid, obstinate disposition. 
Show one's ulterior motives Have one's sly intentions become visible. 
remain inwardly defiant To appear subdued outwardly but harbor rebellion inwardly. 
Feel relieved and refreshed Feel refreshed because something good happens or something bad disappears 
have a sinister heart To have an impure, sly, or sinister mind. 
Have anger well up Have indignation rise through displeasure. 
Burn with worry Be consumed inwardly with worry. Browse in Hangul order.
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