Idioms linked to “얼굴” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Be written on one’s face Literal translation: “Be written on the face”
For feelings, mood, or the like to show on one’s face
Dictionary example 1
그가 젊어서 고생을 했다는 사실은 그의 얼굴에 씌어 있었다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text얼굴에 씌어 있다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Have a yellow, sickly face Have a yellowed face showing strong signs of illness. 
2 meanings touch up makeup or change one’s demeanor To apply makeup again. 
Show one’s face Appear at a gathering or similar occasion 
Shared · 3 Face others without shame Meet others confidently and honorably. 
Shared · 2 consider someone’s dignity To take someone’s standing or dignity into account. 
Be brazen-faced Figuratively, be shameless and brazen 
Shared · 3 Be widely acquainted Know many people socially. 
Shared · 5 be shameless To have no shame or sense of decency. 
Turn scarlet with excitement Become so excited that one’s face turns deep red 
Shared · 5 Be shameless Feel no shame and lack propriety. 
Pull an ugly face Disparagingly, make a threatening or unpleasant expression from displeasure or anger 
Scowl Make a fierce or unpleasant expression through displeasure or anger. 
have a frown form For an unpleasant or fierce expression to form from displeasure or anger. 
Be destined for a long life Said to mean that someone will have a long lifespan 
2 meanings Be helpless before someone Be intimidated and unable to act 
tremble one’s jaw while dying For a dying person’s jaw to tremble while drawing breath. 
Depend on someone Trust someone and rely on them. 
Slap someone’s face Strike someone on the cheek near the ear 
have a masculine face For a woman’s face to look like a man’s. 
Shared · 5 Be brazen Feel no shame and lack a sense of propriety. Browse in Hangul order.
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