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Korean idiom make a difficult visit

어려운 걸음 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 하다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 어려운 걸음(을) 하다
  • 어려운 걸음을 하다
  • 어려운 걸음 하다

English rendering make a difficult visit Literal translation: “take difficult steps”

Meaning 1

일이 바쁘거나 너무 멀어서 좀처럼 가기 힘든 곳을 가거나 오다.

To go or come to a place difficult to visit because one is busy or it is too far away.

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“어려운 걸음을 하다” — make a difficult visit: To go or come to a place difficult to visit because one is busy or it is too far away.
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