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Korean idiom Lose one's composure

어진혼 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 나가다 [빠지다] Possible alternative: “빠지다” · Usage not verified

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 어진혼(이) 나가다[빠지다]
  • 어진혼이 나가다
  • 어진혼 나가다
  • 어진혼이 빠지다 Unverified form
  • 어진혼 빠지다 Unverified form

English rendering Lose one's composure Literal translation: “One's clear spirit leaves [falls out]”

Meaning 1

몹시 놀라거나 시끄러워서 맑은 정신을 잃다.

Lose one's clear senses through great shock or noise.

Dictionary example 1

그는 총을 두 방이나 맞고 나서는 어진혼이 나가 작은 소리에도 놀라곤 했다.

After being shot twice, he lost his composure and would start even at small sounds.

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“어진혼이 나가다” — Lose one's composure: Lose one's clear senses through great shock or noise.
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