Idioms linked to “오장04” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering have a change of heart Literal translation: “the five organs change”
To have one’s mind change.
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Shared · 2 Be torn by overwhelming emotion Find grief, anger, or the like so great that it is hard to bear 
Shared · 3 Be torn with grief Have one's heart filled with unbearable grief or pain. 
act spinelessly Coarsely, to behave without backbone or propriety. 
Shared · 2 be heartbroken To feel extreme anguish or sorrow. 
Act frivolously or laugh excessively Behave frivolously or laugh excessively 
Shared · 5 Lay bare one’s heart Speak all one’s innermost thoughts without hiding anything 
Shared · 6 Be terrified Be greatly startled. 
Shared · 6 be terribly startled To be terribly startled. 
Shared · 4 Be chilled with fright Be so startled that one feels a chill of terror 
Shared · 4 Shrink with terror Describes great surprise and fear, suggesting that one's liver and gallbladder have shrunk to a mere handful. Browse in Hangul order.
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