English rendering Make someone sell liquor Literal translation: “Put a liquor ladle in someone's hand”
Make someone engage in selling liquor.
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Writing text술구기를 잡히다
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Insert a straining basket Insert a cylindrical straining basket to draw off liquor or soy sauce 
be helplessly at another’s mercy An expression for helplessness, meaning meat placed on a chopping board. 
Wear a winnowing basket for bedwetting For a child who wet the bed to put a winnowing basket over their head and be punished by going about to ask for salt the next morning 
keep something good hidden away To conceal something good for oneself. 
come under criticism For something to become the object of criticism. 
Put under critical scrutiny Make something an issue and criticize or discuss it 
Shared · 3 Be trapped with no escape Figuratively, a position from which one cannot escape a predicament 
Be as good as caught Be virtually already captured. 
Chime in in agreement Join in affirming another’s words or take their side 
sharpen a millstone’s grooves To chip worn teeth of a millstone or grain mill to make them sharp. Browse in Hangul order.
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