Idioms linked to “속01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering remain inwardly defiant Literal translation: “the insides are alive”
To appear subdued outwardly but harbor rebellion inwardly.
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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. 
Grow an inner stalk For a leafy vegetable’s inner stalk to grow progressively larger 
Have anger well up Have indignation rise through displeasure. 
Burn with worry Be consumed inwardly with worry. 
be broad-minded To have a generous mind and bold, open speech and conduct. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 Have anger or stomach discomfort subside Have angry or sulky feelings ease 
weigh on one’s conscience To feel displeased because something weighs on one’s mind. 
Words one does not mean Words differing from one’s true feelings 
Feel anger surge Have indignant feelings surge up. 
become spiteful To have one’s wish to treat someone well turn sour and behave spitefully. 
Be ill-natured Have a spiteful and bad heart 
Shared · 5 Speak one's mind openly State all the thoughts one has in mind. 
Start acting spitefully Begin behaving spitefully. 
Remain untroubled Have a calm disposition or nerve without signs of distress or anxiety 
be blinded by greed To be unable to judge or distinguish matters properly because of greed. 
Be extremely greedy Be very greedy. 
fall out with someone For a relationship to worsen. 
Be swayed by sentiment Lean excessively toward personal sympathy 
show kindness through gifts To show warm affection by giving money or goods. Browse in Hangul order.
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