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Korean idiom Arrange a corpse's limbs

Idioms linked to “손-발” · Linked dictionary word

손발 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 걷다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 손발(을) 걷다
  • 손발을 걷다
  • 손발 걷다

English rendering Arrange a corpse's limbs Literal translation: “Gather the hands and feet”

Meaning 1

사람이 죽은 뒤 몸이 굳어지기 전에 팔과 다리를 거두어 놓다.

Arrange the arms and legs after death before the body stiffens.

Dictionary example 1

중환자실의 환자가 숨진 것을 확인한 간호사는 곧바로 손발을 걷었다.

After confirming the intensive-care patient's death, the nurse immediately arranged the limbs.

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“손발을 걷다” — Arrange a corpse's limbs: Arrange the arms and legs after death before the body stiffens.
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