Idioms linked to “씨01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Wipe out completely Literal translation: “Dry up the seed”
Eliminate everything without leaving anything.
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Disappear entirely For an entire kind of thing to vanish 
Shared · 3 have substance For words or actions to be coherent and substantial. 
Leave absolutely nothing Leave nothing at all. 
Shared · 2 not get through at all For a proposed method or opinion not to be accepted. 
Without leaving a trace Entirely, leaving nothing behind 
plant seeds to germinate To plant seeds in the ground and make them sprout. 
Ripe fruit falls or is ready to fall Of ripe fruit, fall from the tree or be about to fall. 
weep with tears falling in drops Colloquially, to cry with tears dropping down. 
Coax someone into something Gently cajole and entice. 
Bear fruit For the results of one’s efforts to appear 
cower in fear To be unable to act confidently because of fear. 
Harbor a grievance Have an unpleasant feeling in one’s heart 
develop a lacquer rash For lacquer exposure to make the skin sore and erupt in rashes. 
nip a force in the bud To break a force or strength just beginning to grow. 
Be stifled at the outset Have growing strength, influence, or the like checked 
Seeds sprout evenly For seeds sown in a field to sprout evenly Browse in Hangul order.
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