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Korean idiom Have a yellow, sickly face

Idioms linked to “얼굴” · Linked dictionary word

얼굴에 외꽃이 피다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 얼굴에 외꽃이 피다
  • 얼굴에 외꽃이 피다

English rendering Have a yellow, sickly face Literal translation: “Cucumber flowers bloom on one's face”

Meaning 1

얼굴이 누렇게 떠 병색이 짙다.

Have a yellowed face showing strong signs of illness.

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“얼굴에 외꽃이 피다” — Have a yellow, sickly face: Have a yellowed face showing strong signs of illness.
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