English rendering Rush to greet someone Literal translation: “With shoes on backward”
The manner of acting in a frantic, distracted rush to greet a welcome person
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2 meanings Be broad in tolerance or interests Be exceptionally able to stomach things 
2 meanings Be meddlesome Have a tendency to interfere excessively and needlessly in everything 
Straighten oneself in reverence With a reverent heart, arrange one’s clothes and correct one’s posture 
Shared · 2 Be meddlesome Sarcastically, meddle and interfere needlessly in others’ affairs 
Shared · 2 Meddle unnecessarily Sarcastically, interfere and meddle uselessly in others' affairs. 
Shared · 3 Roll up one's sleeves Get ready to jump into a task and work actively. 
2 meanings Shared · 3 roll up one’s sleeves To prepare to plunge into a task and work actively. 
2 meanings loosen one’s belt To gain room for comfort in one’s living circumstances. 
Steel oneself for a task Approach work with renewed determination and firm resolve to accomplish one’s intended aim 
3 meanings Tighten one's belt Live frugally. Browse in Hangul order.
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