Idioms linked to “어깨01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering put on airs Literal translation: “put force in the shoulders”
To take an arrogant attitude.
Dictionary example 1
사법 고시에 합격했다고 너무 어깨에 힘을 주는 것 아냐?
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Become arrogant Come to adopt an arrogant attitude 
Feel relieved of responsibility Feel relieved after escaping or reducing a heavy responsibility. 
Shared · 2 feel a heavy responsibility To feel a great mental burden from heavy responsibility. 
Swell with pride Feel proud after praise or the like 
Feel ashamed Feel dishonorable, embarrassed, or ashamed. 
Feel proud Feel inclined to show off, or feel dignified and proud 
Shared · 3 be downcast To lose heart and confidence from discouragement. 
Breathe laboriously Breathe as though in distress, heaving one’s shoulders 
Work together Work together for the same purpose. 
Shared · 2 stand shoulder to shoulder To have similar standing or strength. 
Lose heart Become dispirited and discouraged 
have one’s wings clipped Figuratively, for one’s former high spirits to decline so that one can no longer act as one pleases. 
Lose one’s spirit Have one’s vigor broken or lose resolve 
2 meanings Lower one's shoulders; act overbearing Lower one's shoulders after shooting an arrow. 
Shared · 2 rank shoulder to shoulder To have similar standing or strength. 
Act shoulder to shoulder Act together for the same purpose 
3 meanings Stand together; be equal; work together Stand side by side, or walk standing side by side. 
humble oneself To lower oneself modestly. 
Throw oneself into something Plunge into an undertaking without sparing oneself 
Shared · 2 Weigh heavily on someone Of duties, responsibilities, restrictions, or the like, create heavy pressure. Browse in Hangul order.
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