English rendering Wind something up deftly Literal translation: “Like an Ogang boatman winding an anchor rope”
Figuratively, describe skillfully winding something into coils and binding it.
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Writing text오강 사공의 닻줄 감듯
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Follow tracks Pursue by following footprints left by a person or animal. 
Track an animal Follow an animal's footprints to catch it. 
Scurry along Move hurriedly with frequent, closely spaced steps 
Stop for lunch or rest Eat lunch or rest midway through a journey 
Shared · 2 Take one's first steps Begin a task or business for the first time. 
2 meanings Shared · 3 take one’s first steps For a young child to begin learning to walk. 
take the helm To set the direction of an undertaking or destination. 
Share a fate Share one's destiny. 
walk a thorny path To live a difficult, harsh life. 
Stand at a crossroads Be in a position requiring a choice Browse in Hangul order.
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