English rendering Hide another's property as one's own Literal translation: “Put in malt”
Conceal someone else's property as though it were one's own.
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Be worn down by hardship Express having suffered so many difficulties as to become exhausted, from syrup remaining cloudy instead of cooling clear, failing to set into candy and causing hard work. 
Spoil a promising affair Obstruct an undertaking that is going well or about to do so, making it fail or lose momentum 
Have no clue about the matter Be unable even to guess the inside story of a matter 
Become seasoned through Have seasoning penetrate. 
Speak bitterly Words expressing dissatisfied bitterness 
be tempted To develop desire or interest. 
Be tempted Feel a desire to possess something 
Pique interest Make someone interested. 
Add fuel to the fire Incite emotions or actions and intensify them 
Fuel something further An emphatic expression for intensifying emotion or behavior by encouraging it. Browse in Hangul order.
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