Idioms linked to “애01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Make someone fret Literal translation: “Dry out the innards”
Make another feel anxious and distressed
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get on someone’s nerves To offend someone and make them displeased or quietly angry. 
2 meanings Grow pungent or feel nettled For chili peppers, tobacco, or the like to grow well and develop more pungent constituents 
Be forced into something Figuratively, a case of forcing something to happen or having something barely accomplished under compulsion. 
Be heated with excitement or anger Become extremely excited or angry 
Be enraged Become extremely excited or furious. 
3 meanings Get worked up; pursue enthusiastically; raise momentum Become excited and angry. 
2 meanings get fired up For momentum or fervor to rise. 
blow hot and cold An expression for something failing to stay steady at a certain level, meaning that enthusiasm rises and then cools. 
Speak through tears Figuratively, speak while crying. 
choke back tears To force oneself to hold back tears. Browse in Hangul order.
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